Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Bahrain's golden girl Ruqaya Al Ghasara, who shocked sport fans when she retired from competitive running late last year, is hoping to inspire the next generation of record-breakers.
Buoyant Ferrari head into this week's Malaysian Grand Prix leading the drivers' and constructors' championships with their confidence sky-high and rebuilt after last year's debacle.
THE Twin Palms Riding Centre Dressage League 2009/2010 will hold the third of its high level dressage competitions this Thursday.
McLaren's Jenson Button survived a first corner collision and successfully gambled on a bold tyre strategy to win a thrilling Formula One Australian Grand Prix on Sunday writes Chris Lines.
FERRARI (Felipe Massa 3, Fernando Alonso 4): Alonso kept the overall lead, fighting back from last place after making a poor start and being nudged into a spin at the first corner. Massa got away well, moving up to second from fifth at the first corner but was unable to hold position. He still celebrated his second podium in a row. Ferrari are now 16 points clear of McLaren.
Louis Oosthuizen finally broke his duck on the European Tour with an impressive victory in the Andalucia Open in Malaga.
After tournaments in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, the 2010 Middle East leg of the world's largest amateur golf tournament, the Audi quattro Cup, now arrives to Bahrain.
Saar Eagles pulled off a thrilling 3-2 victory against AXA Rugby Club in the last GulfWeekly Premiership Trophy league clash.
ENGLAND'S 2-0 Test series win to add to both limited overs victories over Bangladesh may seem like a satisfying tour but it was not as smooth as it could have been.
