Sebastian Vettel has criticised the media for what he feels has been unfair coverage of Ferrari’s implementation of team orders so far in 2019.
The PGA TOUR mobile app experience is set to get even better in the coming weeks as impressive enhancements are added. After consultation with the PGA TOUR fan council, the TOUR has come up with some new changes designed to make the navigation experience easier and more dynamic. New tabbed navigation will allow users to get to everything they are looking for, across all TOUR’s, in a swift manner. And a new designed homepage will let fans consume even more PGA TOUR content with ease. Things to watch out for include: Bottom navigation to access most popular content like the leaderboard, news, video and course. A “Live� icon when streaming events are happening. A new TOUR selector available to easily change between PGA TOUR, Web.com Tour, PGA TOUR Champions, Mackenzie Tour – PGA TOUR Canada, PGA TOUR LatinoAmerica, PGA TOUR China and the LPGA Tour. Updated navigation between Player Scorecard, Group Scorecard and Player Profile. Event guide navigation for fans with location sharing is automatic for fans on site. The homepage will feature new card design with dynamic content based on day of the week. Focus on news/articles, fantasy content, video on demand, Top 5 Leaderboard, Favorite player Leaderboard and the PGA TOUR Live Featured Groups depending on timing. The app navigation changes will roll out on April 15 with the new homepage set to come online on June 3rd.
Formula One has offered a glimpse of what Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Raikkonen might look like in the Game of Thrones universe ahead of the popular TV show’s final season.
Williams driver Robert Kubica’s Chinese Grand Prix was so dull his highlight was spinning on the formation lap — he also still has no answer for his massive lack of pace since returning to F1.
The Rockets held the Jazz to 39 percent shooting from the floor (7-of-27 from 3-point range) and forced 18 turnovers in a series-opening rout.
Tiger Woods is still reveling in his Masters triumph – and will be for some time – but the good news continues for the 81-time PGA TOUR winner as he made a significant move towards the Wyndham Rewards Top 10. Woods jumped from 81st to 13th with his win at Augusta National and is now firmly in contention for an unprecedented third FedExCup title. There was some shuffling inside the Wyndham Rewards Top 10 also with Brooks Koepka finding his way back in after a runner-up finish. He jumped from 11th to sixth. Matt Kuchar still leads the way, but Xander Schauffele is now his nearest pursuer after he too gave the title a shake at Augusta. The top 10 in the standings after the Wyndham Championship — the final event of the PGA TOUR’s regular season — will receive a portion of the $10 million bonus in the new Wyndham Rewards Top 10 competition. First place after the Wyndham Championship will receive $2 million, followed by $1.5 million for second, all the way to $500,000 for 10th place, the final spot eligible for a bonus. Dustin Johnson also made a move from 10th to fifth with his share of second place, while Francesco Molinari’s climb continued from 16th to 12th. Former FedExCup champion Jordan Spieth finally made some headway, going from 170th to 142nd, but he still has a lot of work to do. LOOKING AHEAD Going into this week’s RBC Heritage, four of the top 10 players in the Wyndham Rewards Top 10 are in the field, including the leader Kuchar. Schauffele will look to steal top spot back, with Johnson and Charles Howell III also having designs on the top slot. Marc Leishman and Francesco Molinari are among those on the periphery looking in this week. Click here for full coverage of the Wyndham Rewards Top 10
John MacLeod, the longtime NBA coach who led the Phoenix Suns to the 1976 NBA Finals, has died. The elder MacLeod fought Alzheimer’s disease for more than a decade. MacLeod is the winningest coach in Suns history, going 579-543 in the regular season from 1973-87.
Blake Griffin has been battling a knee injury for weeks, and the news doesn’t seem to be getting any better for the Pistons, who were embarrassed in Game 1.Â
Without Blake Griffin, the Detroit Pistons were no match for the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday as the Bucks breezed to a 121-86 victory in Game 1 of their NBA playoff series.
The Boston Celtics lead the Indiana Pacers 1-0 following Sunday’s opener in the east.
