Photo Gallery: SMX World Championship Qualifying Las Vegas
Some shots from timed qualifying sessions in Las Vegas for the final round of the SuperMotocross World Championship.
Photos Courtesy of Ayala Media / Josh Davey
Some shots from timed qualifying sessions in Las Vegas for the final round of the SuperMotocross World Championship.
Photos Courtesy of Ayala Media / Josh Davey
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Daniil Medvedev is copping plenty of backlash. Read more here.
Michael Maguire has put his players through some gruelling sessions. Read more here.
The Aussies were missing a host of front-line starters. Read more here.
The Dragons recruit has broken his silence after leaving Parramatta. Details here.
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It comes after the Wallabies stunned England in Twickenham. Read more here.
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A Virginia deer hunter encountered a “once-in-a-lifetime experience” when a mother bear and her three cubs climbed up a ladder toward him as he hid in a tree.Tim Zello said he was hunting on November 8 in Virginia’s Orange County - an area not known for bear sightings - when he began to hear rustling in the leaves nearby.Zello looked around and spotted a deer, but the rustling sound continued and got “closer and closer” to the tree.“I thought it was a buck chasing a whitetail doe so I stood up to see if I could spot the deer,” said Zello. Then, all of a sudden, “the four bears seemed to appear out of nowhere just 20 yards from me,” he said.Moments later, the mother began scaling the tree trunk while the cubs began climbing on the metal ladder leading up to Zello’s tree stand.Though none of the bears reached Zello’s position and eventually wandered off, Zello said one of the cubs came within a foot of his feet.“Most hunters will never see one in the woods, even when hunting an entire lifetime,” Zello told Storyful. “It was definitely a rare, once-in-a-lifetime experience to be that close and personal with wild black bears.” Credit: Tim Zello via Storyful
Amorim inherits a steadied ship but he will dropped in the deep end when he takes charge of training this week and moulding a flawed squad into his 3-4-3 system will be no easy feat
Australia’s head selector has a message for overlooked openers as a debutant was confirmed to face India in the first Test.
The Kangaroos coach said he was blindsided by the ugly situation. Details here.