Weekend Links - What Did You Miss?

SA Blog was a bit late out of the starting blocks on this post, which should have gone up yesterday. In future, look for a links summary of weekend stories like this one each Monday. Today, sporting news.

What? A1 Grand Prix of Nations
Where? Durban
Essential info? The A1 Grand Prix - akin to a World Cup of motor racing, which runs during F1’s off-season - arrived in Durban for the 7th of its 12 races on Sunday. SA driver Stephen Simpson took 5th place, his first podium finish. The race was held at the city beachfront - 50,000 crowded the streets - and by all acounts was a spectacular success. South Africa’s Second City will doubtless reap ample rewards, in terms of new tourism, from the enormous TV audience which A1 racing attracts.
Further links? The Mercury Newspaper

What? African Cup of Nations (CAF Cup)
Where? Alexandria, Egypt
Essential info? Utter disgrace for South Africa’s national soccer side, Bafana Bafana, which lost 1-0 to Zambia in its final CAF Cup match. SA finishes the tournament with no wins, no goals, no points, and its worst string of performances ever.
Further links? WorldCupBlog.org | News24


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Bob | January 31st, 2006 at 7:39 pm
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Bafana Bafana have a lot of improvement to make before South Africa hosts in 2010. The CAF is an unpredictable tournament and Africa football seems to get better and more exciting every year. Here’s hope South Africa can catch up with the rest of the continent soon!

Bob | February 1st, 2006 at 5:51 pm
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Ted Dumitru sacked as South Africa coach today. Predictable given the poor CAN performance.


 
 
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