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US F1 auction raises $1.4m
The auction of the US F1's assets has raised $1.4 million for its creditors.
US F1 was supposed to be Formula One's 13th team this year but ultimately failed to raise the funds to successfully build a car and make the first race in Bahrain. With a queue of creditors to pay off, the entire contents of the American outfit's Charlotte headquarters went under the hammer last week.
Among the 427 lots - including bins, computers, tools, a vacuum cleaner, a forklift, a barbeque, a wheel rim and an unopened bottle of champagne - was a carbon fibre mock-up of the unraced chassis, which sold for $7,850.
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WSOP: 50-year-old Cliff Josephy highlights 2016 November Nine
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Vojtech Ruzicka takes top stack into Day 7 of 2016 WSOP main event
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WSOP: On the brink on Day 6 of the main event
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WSOP: Jerry Wong holds lead with 80 left after Day 5 of main event
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Rugby
Leadership key if young Blues are to succeed in Super Rugby
The Blues have the talent and an excellent coach in Tana Umaga, but they'll need strong leadership if they're to succeed in Super Rugby -- Craig Dowd writes.
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Punters rushing to back Jaguares for Super Rugby title
Clear outsiders before naming their squad, the Jaguares sat at $251 to take the title; but with the naming of 23 Pumas stars in their squad, they are now one of the most favoured teams.
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Rugby
Greg Growden: Expanded Super Rugby a convoluted mess
Super Rugby enters its 21st season this week, but there is no reason to party as expansion has made the competition woefully lopsided, Greg Growden writes.
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Eddie Jones - Behind the iron mask of England's coach
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The wild and winding road that led John Mitchell to coach USA Eagles
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Julian Savea bailed after assault charge
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Tigers sign son of former All Blacks captain
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Bittersweet debut for new All Black
The All Blacks latest backline weapon Nehe Milner-Skudder experienced the ultimate bittersweet Test rugby debut on a return to ground he once called home
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Rugby
De Villiers suffers fractured jaw in South Africa defeat
South Africa captain Jean de Villiers faces a race to be fit for the World Cup after suffering a fractured jaw in the 37-25 defeat to Argentina
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Wallabies hero Nic White earns redemption
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Nonu comes full circle to reform dreadlocked duo
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"Huw Richards' misfortune is his claim to immortality, that permanent place in history as the first man sent off in a World Cup match." Huw Richards writes
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Scrum Sevens
Stuart Lancaster was this week forced to defend England's increasing reliance on overseas-born players, so Scrum Sevens takes a look at a few who have bridged gaps between nations
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Samoa
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