Mysterious mark of Ablett

Article Abstract:

An insight into the merits and drawbacks of being a famous sportsperson is presented, with reference to Gary Ablett. Bruno Bouchet believes that turning every footballer or Olympian into a 'role model' for young children involves ignoring that the person is a human being and therefore has certain weaknesses.

Australia, Behavior, Football players, Ablett, Gary

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Tour de prance

Article Abstract:

A French bicycle race for professional cyclists that lasts for three weeks and covers about 3,000 miles seems to clog up the road arterial system. It leads to intense traffic causing inconvenience to the innocent bystanders, desperate to rush to get to the petrol station before the price goes up again.

France, Competitions, Cycling, Cyclists

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Crush, kill, destroy

Article Abstract:

On account of Michael Schumacher, champion German formula one driver, is given. It is revealed that there is more to a sporting clean sweep than a job well done that is for one thing, one can revel on the blood of the vanquished, as warriors have done since time immemorial.

Germany, Performances, Automobile racing drivers, Race car drivers, Schumacher, Michael (American writer)

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