Hamilton cautiously optimistic
Usain Bolt’s anticipated season opener won't happen on Saturday at the Camperdown Classic, a low-key local meeting where the Jamaican sprint star had been expected to run.
Since January Bolt’s team had indicated he would participate in the meeting, for which his coach Glen Mills is meet director.
On Friday, however, reports emerged that the 100m and 200m world record-holder would not run. read more...
Bolt opts out of Camperdown meeting
Lewis Hamilton described his first day of running in the 2012 McLaren as "all positive so far" - expressing his cautious satisfaction with the speed of the car and his relief that it was proving much more reliable than the 2011 model had at this stage.
McLaren has enjoyed a much smoother start to its winter than 12 months ago, when its car required a massive last-minute redesign after relentless reliability problems in testing. read more...
Since January Bolt’s team had indicated he would participate in the meeting, for which his coach Glen Mills is meet director.
On Friday, however, reports emerged that the 100m and 200m world record-holder would not run. read more...
Bolt opts out of Camperdown meeting
