A bizarre event. The man who replaced Michael Schumacher does an accidental replay of what the German ‘deliberately’ did a year ago. To top it, Kimi Raikonnen’s Ferrari teammate Felipe Massa nearly dislodged the Finn from the stationary position he had got comfortable in. Yes, you could be forgiven for thinking this was a ‘Salute [...]
May 27, 2007
Categories: 2007, Alonso, BMW, F1, F1 season, Felipe Massa, Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, Formula 1, Formula One, GP, Grand Prix, Hamilton, Kimi Raikonnen, Lewis Hamilton, Massa, McLaren, Michael Schumacher, Monaco GP, Monte-Carlo, Racing, Raikonnen, Red Bull, Renault, Schumacher, Sports . . Author: notjustcricket . Comments: Leave a Comment
Kunal Diwan
It’s official. Strap your wiggly butts to your lazyboys and prepare for launch. Roger has started liking the dirt. It doesn’t choke his nares as before. His air-maxes have attained firm footing. And a certain someone in three-fourths is certainly frowning in displeasure.
If Federer’s pummeling of Nadal in the final of the Hamburg Masters [...]
May 20, 2007
Categories: Clay, Federer, Fedex, French Open, Hamburg Open, Nadal, Rafael Nadal, Rivalry, Roger Federer, Sports, Tennis . . Author: notjustcricket . Comments: Leave a Comment
Here are links to pieces written for the Emmanuel Chess Centre, Chennai. The Emmanuel Chess Centre is an institute for professional chess training exclusively for young children in the age group of four to sixteen years. Their website is http://www.emmanuelchesscentre.com/.
Article Links:
Chess at RCC
India’s first FIDE Trainer
Jerome – India’s best bet for the Under-8 World [...]
May 19, 2007
Categories: Chennai, Chess, Chess Academy, Chess Coaching, Chess Coaching Chennai, Chess Coaching for Children in Chennai, Chess Coaching for Kids in Chennai, Chess Playing in Chennai, Chess Trainer, Chess Training, Chess Training Chennai, Chess Training for Children in Chennai, Chess Training for Kids in Chennai, Coach, Sports, Trainer, Training . . Author: notjustcricket . Comments: Leave a Comment