The Sepang Circuit has held the Malaysian Grand Prix for the past 13 years and it is one of the most gruelling events on the Formula One calendar. A mix of challenging corners, extreme humidity and an unpredictable monsoon climate, Sepang has seen only the true greats succeed a 193 mile race distance. We’re talking [...]
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Driving thrill: Sepang F1 Circuit
March 23rd, 2013 
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Posted in Magazine, Magazine, Magazine Blog, Sports 
Tags: Bournemouth University, F1, Formula 1, nerve magazine, Nerve Sport, Nerve*, Sepang Circuit 
Comments OffINTERVIEW: AFC Bournemouth Legend Steve Fletcher
February 8th, 2012 sporteditor It has been some few months for Steve Fletcher. His 19th season with AFC Bournemouth has seen him step down from the assistant manager role in November to focus on his playing career, as well as netting a dramatic 93rd minute equaliser against Walsall last month. The 39 year old talks openly about his [...]
Posted in Magazine, Sports Tags: 1, AFC Bournemouth, assistant manager, bradbury, dean court, football, League One, lee, legend, Nerve Sport, Nerve*, Steve Fletcher, steven, toby gray, walsall Comments OffSports Personality: All male shortlist, an all male award?
January 11th, 2012 sporteditor At the end of the year the BBC celebrate the achievements of UK sportsmen and women; however it appears that it was a bad year for women’s sport in 2011 as NO women were nominated for the Sports Personality of the Year (SPOTY) award. But has it been a bad year for women’s sport? Arguably [...]
Posted in Magazine, Sports Tags: adams, award, England, ennis, exclusion, kerry anne payne, male, Nerve Sport, olympics, pendleton, phillips, rebecca adlington, reid, sport, sports personality, stevenson, wellington, woman, zara Comments OffTennis 2011: A look back at a scintillating year.
January 11th, 2012 sporteditor If the recent ATP World Tour Finals taught spectators one thing, it’s that anything can happen on a tennis court in major tournaments. World ranking is sometimes more a guideline than a reflection of ranked skill, with form often playing havoc on the ATP Tour circuit. As Novak Djokovic’s god-like 43-match unbeaten run earlier this [...]
Posted in Magazine, Sports, Sports Tags: 2011, atp, berdych, djokovic, federer, james hartnett, murray, Nerve Sport, novak, tennis, tsonga, worlds tour finals Comments OffVeteran Shaun Cooper talks a turbulent 2011 for AFC Bournemouth
January 11th, 2012 sporteditor Beginning to find a good run of form, AFC Bournemouth’s shaky start to the season looks to be wearing off. With manager Lee Bradbury settling in to the demands of managerialism, and new assistant manager Russ Wilcox bringing in decades of experience, 2012 could be a successful year for the Cherries. Nerve’s Patrick Farren asked [...]
Posted in Magazine, News, Sports Tags: AFC Bournemouth, Championship, Eddie Howe, football, Interview, league 1, Lee Bradbury, Nerve Sport, russ wilcox, shaun cooper Comments OffBarefoot Running: Stepping Into a Movement
December 26th, 2011 sporteditor On the 15th June I lined up amidst 185 other runners. They all looked the part; bottles of water in hand that were designed for increased grip, specialised running wear in a multitude of colours that generally hurt my eyes, a few head bands that reminded me of the 80′s and of course, running [...]
Posted in Magazine, Sports Tags: barefoot, josh denness, marathon, movement, Nerve Sport, running Comments OffCan Cricket Ever Recover From This Massive Blow?
December 26th, 2011 sporteditor Eleven years ago the cricketing world was stunned when it emerged that the then South African captain Hansie Cronje had been the organizer of a series of fixed matches in 2000. Cronje was banned for life. The purists, pundits and punters thought it couldn’t get much worse when such a beloved player could have been [...]
Posted in Sports Tags: cheat, Cricket, Mazhar Mahmood, Mohammad Amir, Mohammad Asif, Nerve Sport, pakistan, Salman Butt, scandal Comments OffRELAYS: Looking Towards the Future
December 26th, 2011 sporteditor London 2012 doesn’t just bring the world’s biggest sporting spectacle to the UK. Along with it comes numerous legacy projects such as RELAYS (Regional Educational Legacy in Arts and Youth Sport), that aim to inspire young people around the country to engage in sport. Attached to the 2012 deal to host the Olympics in London [...]
Posted in Sports Tags: 2012, Games, Nerve Sport, olympics, relays, toby gray, virgnia bailey Comments OffINTERVIEW: Olympic Gymnast Louis Smith
December 26th, 2011 sporteditor At just 22 Louis Smith is already one of the best artistic gymnasts in the world and, after whetting his appetite in the 2008 Beijing Olympics, has his sights set firmly on a gold medal come the 2012 Olympics. The Peterborough-born gymnast caught up exclusively with James Hartnett just seven months before the Games well [...]
Posted in Magazine, Sports, Sports Tags: 2012, gymnast, james hartnett, london, louis smith, nerve magazine, Nerve Sport, olympics Comments OffSlamball: The True Rise of the Underdog
December 26th, 2011 sporteditor For those that remember, Slamball needs no introduction. Way back in 2002, broadcast on the now non – existent UK channel Trouble, Slamball found its way to our screens, and smashed its way to commercial success in just a matter of years. Yet this unique hybrid sport, which combines elements of basketball, American football and [...]
Posted in Magazine, Sports Tags: basketball, mason gordan, Nerve Sport, slamball, toby gray, trampoline, trouble, UK Comments Off
