Premier League footballer Jermaine Pennant has been charged with drink-driving.
VW's Audi division buys Ducati motorcycles
Thursday 19 April 2012
Volkswagen's Audi unit is to buy the Italian high-performance motorcycle maker Ducati from Investindustrial Group. The move gives VW another glossy brand to go with its Lamborghini, Bugatti and Bentley luxury car makers.
Ian Burrell: The secret weapons of the most powerful woman in media
Monday 16 April 2012
Karen Blackett is star-spotting over afternoon tea in London's Wolseley restaurant. She picks out Dennis Wise, the diminutive former England midfielder and David Dein, one-time Arsenal vice-chairman. But maybe the stars should be spotting Blackett, who has £1bn a year to spend.
David Flatman: Some role models fall short – why does it make us angry?
Sunday 08 April 2012
From the Front Row: Rehabilitation won't take place in rugby - it is just too public and too brutal
China's luxury cars appetite lifts GKN
Wednesday 29 February 2012
Strong sales of luxury cars in China have helped the car and plane parts maker GKN to a 15 per cent jump in profits for 2011.
iDrive: Audi A6 Avant
Friday 16 December 2011
'More luxury jet than family car – with the price tag to match'
Britain leads Star class world championship
Monday 12 December 2011
Britain leads the Star class world championship, one of 10 being contested off Fremantle, W. Australia, as reigning Olympic gold medallists Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson have been the most consistent of the 41 with a scoreline of 4,3,5,4.
Shark sighting hurries World Championship racing
Wednesday 07 December 2011
A shark sighted close inshore led to a hurried morning meeting of leaders from the 78 countries and 1,100 competitors taking part in the world championships of sailing.
Bribon remains at top of Audi MedCup leaderboard
Friday 26 August 2011
Nip and tuck all the way, the fan master in the sky pressed the on button, produced a steadily strengthening breeze, and set up some furiously close racing, three of them, on the third day of the Murcia trophy. He also brought a ration of woe.
Light winds affect Audi MedCup once more
Thursday 25 August 2011
Off to a bad start on the opening day of the Audi MedCup regatta in Cartagena, Spain, the British-based TP52 Rán, owned by Skype founder Niklas Zennström, added a couple more on a second day delayed by light wind.
Light winds benefit specialists in Audi MedCup
Wednesday 24 August 2011
The light air specialists came through strongly in the opening race of the fourth regatta for the Murcia Trophy in the Audi MedCup series, but it was a day to put in the bin for Niklas Zennström’s south coast-based Rán team.
The Business On... Peter Hargreaves, Executive director, Hargreaves Lansdown
Wednesday 03 August 2011
The City is in a bit of lather over Hargreaves Lansdown, we hear?
Spectacular racing on final day of Sardinia Trophy
Sunday 24 July 2011
A one-two for Audi-sponsored boats in the Audi-sponsored MedCup crowned some spectacular and close racing on the final day of the Sardinia Trophy.
All4One cements lead at the Audi MedCup
Friday 22 July 2011
Multiple Olympic champion Jochen Schumann is on a charge in Italy. After a patchy performance in the opening pair of regattas, two firsts and two thirds in the opening five races of the third not only consolidated the lead of the Franco-German All4One but confirmed that grit and grip have been applied in liberal quantities.








