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Category Archives: Sport
The year’s best looking oval track race cars
Which was the best looking car to grace the UK’s oval tracks in 2022? It’s a question we had to ask, after conducting a very non-scientific study to find the best in the USA, writes Andy Weltch. So we asked … Continue reading
Posted in Motor sport, Oval racing, Sport
Tagged BriSCA, BriSCA F1, BriSCA F2, Ford fiesta, hot rods, Lotus Exige, national hot rods, oval racing, short track racing, stock car racing, stock cars
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Seeking the USA’s best looking short track car
There’s a wonderful account we follow on Twitter called Short Track Pictures, writes Andy Weltch. As the name suggests, it shares photos of short track racing cars. We recently asked the account holder what do they consider the best looking … Continue reading
Posted in Motor sport, Motoring, Oval racing, Speedway, Sport
Tagged auto racing, motorsport, short track racing, sprint car racing, sprint cars
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A new home for Team GB snow sports?
Team GB snow sports could have a new home in the South Wales valleys if an ambitious plan for a major sports and leisure complex goes ahead, writes Andy Weltch. The team behind the proposed Rhydycar West active tourism, sport and … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Sport, Winter sports
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On top of the world at Ipswich
Our senior consultant Andy Weltch reflects on a childhood ambition fulfilled – a visit to the world hot rod championship. For many British kids of my generation, growing up in the ’70s meant the great TV sporting occasions were the … Continue reading
Posted in Motor sport, Motoring, Oval racing, Sport
Tagged Ashes, Autospeed, Billy Wood, Brexit, COVID-19, F1, Foxhall Stadium, Ginetta, hot rod racing, hot rods, Indianapolis, Ipswich, Monaco, Rob McDonald, Scotland, South Africa, Spedeworth, Stuart McLaird, The Ashes, Tigra, Wimbledon, World of Sport
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New book will inform any runner – and encourage some to go further
Our senior consultant Andrew Weltch reviews a new book with lessons for all runners and inspiration for many. Running is big business these days – a healthy activity which can be done almost anywhere with relatively little specialist kit, it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Running, Sport
Tagged 10k, 5k, half marathon, marathon, Miami, New York, New York Road Runners, parkrun, Running, The Ultra Mile, Tim Wills, ultra-running
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Glamorgan and 50-over cricket triumph against the odds
Our senior consultant and long-time Glamorgan cricket supporter, Andrew Weltch, looks at an unusual victory in an unusual year. The summer of 2021 has been a very strange one for cricket in England and Wales. And I’m not talking about … Continue reading
Posted in Cricket, Marketing, Media, Sponsorship, Sport
Tagged BBC, cricket, Durham, England and Wales Cricket Board, Essex, First Class Cricket, Glamorgan, Michael Atherton, Nottingham, RL Cup, Royal London Cup, Sky Cricket, The Hundred
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The England team that has made a stand by taking a knee – and much more
Our senior consultant Andrew Weltch looks at Gareth Southgate’s England soccer team – a group of players who stand (or kneel) for something. Win or lose in Sunday’s [July 11th 2021] UEFA European Championship final, there’s something undeniably special about … Continue reading
Will these famous Hollywood faces really invest in Wrexham AFC?
Our communications assistant Sophie Platt (who happens to be from Wrexham) looks at the unlikely connection between her home-town team and two Hollywood stars. Wrexham is a small town in the north east of Wales. It is home to the … Continue reading
What’s in a name? Five teams accused of causing offence with ethnic stereotypes
Our senior consultant Andrew Weltch looks at the recent heightened controversy over some sports teams’ names, accused of reinforcing ethnic stereotypes – and what they’re doing (or not doing) about it. There are all sorts of weird and wonderful names … Continue reading
Posted in American football, Baseball, Business, Canadian, Football, Ice hockey, Marketing, Rugby league, Rugby union, Sport
Tagged Atlanta Braves, baseball, Big Chief, Boston, Canadian Football League, CFL, Cheetahs, Chicago Blackhawks, Chief Wahoo, Cleveland Indians, Edmonton Eskimos, Edmonton Football Team, Exeter Chiefs, Free State Cheetas, hockey, ice hockey, Kansas City Chiefs, Leeds Rhinos, MLB, Native American, NFL, NHL, rugby league, rugby union, San Jose Sharks, sports teams, Washington Football Team, Washington Redskins
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