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Contents 1 American Football 1.1 American football officials 1.2 American football players 1.3 American football leagues 1.4 American football stadia 1.5 American football teams 2 American Wakeboarders 3 Archery 4 Association Football (soccer) 4.1 Association football competitions 4.2 Association football teams 4.2.1 Brazilian Teams 4.2.2 Eastern Europe 4.2.3 German 4.2.4 Italian 4.3 Association Football Players (Individual) 4.3.1 A-D 4.3.2 E-J 4.3.3 K-N 4.3.4 O-Z 4.4 Association Football Coaches 4.5 Misc 5 Athletics 6 Australian rules football 7 Badminton 8 Baseball 8.1 People 8.2 Leagues 8.3 Other 9 Basketball 9.1 Basketball Basic terms 9.2 Basketball Coaches 9.3 Basketball teams 9.4 Basketball Events 9.5 Basketball Players 9.6 Basketball Referees 10 Billiards (pool) 11 Bobsleigh 12 Bodybuilding 12.1 Bodybuilding Athletes 12.2 Bodybuilding Equipment 13 Bowling 14 Boxing 15 Bridge 16 Canoe / Kayak 16.1 Canoe / Kayak Competitors 17 Cheerleading 18 Climbing 19 Cricket 20 Cycling 20.1 Events 20.2 Cyclists 20.2.1 Male cyclists 20.2.2 Female cyclists 20.3 Coaches, trainers, organizers, administrators, painters, builders, mechanics 20.4 Cycling equipment 20.5 Bicycle geometry 21 Diving 21.1 Companies 21.2 Divers 21.3 Diving Equipment 22 Dragonboat 23 Fantasy Sports 24 Fencing 24.1 Style 25 Field hockey 26 Figure skating 27 Fishing 28 Golf 28.1 Golfers 28.2 Golf Clubs and Courses 28.3 Miscellaneous 29 Gymnastics 29.1 Events 29.2 Gymnasts 29.3 Lists 29.4 Elements in artistic gymnastics 30 Horse riding & racing 30.1 Racehorses 30.2 Barrel Racing 30.3 Riders & Jockeys 30.3.1 Riding Trainers 30.4 Horse breeders 30.5 Miscellaneous 31 Hunting 32 Ice hockey 32.1 General 32.2 Teams 32.3 National teams 32.4 Women's teams 32.5 Ice hockey players 32.6 Other 33 Lacrosse 34 Martial arts 34.1 Karate 34.2 Kung Fu 34.2.1 Hung Gar 34.2.2 Tai Chi Chuan 34.2.3 Wing Chun 34.3 Shotokan Karate 34.4 Judo 34.5 Jujutsu 34.6 Kickboxing 34.7 Muay Thai 34.8 Ninjitsu 34.9 Taekwondo 34.10 Tang Soo Do 34.11 Capoeira 34.12 LimaLama 34.13 Kwanmukan Karate 34.14 Escrima 34.15 Mixed Martial Arts 34.16 Kalaripayat 35 Motocross 36 Motorcycle Speedway 37 Motorsports 37.1 Motor Racing Events or Series (Defunct, Existing and Proposed) 37.2 Motor Racing Circuits 37.3 Motor Racing Drivers 37.3.1 A1GP Drivers 37.3.2 Italian/Euro Formula 3000 Drivers 37.3.3 Other Significant Formula Racing Drivers 37.3.4 Stock Car Drivers 37.3.5 Australian/NZ Drivers 37.3.6 Female Drivers 37.3.7 Touring Car Drivers 37.4 Motor Racing Teams 37.5 Other 38 Orienteering 39 Powerlifting 40 Rodeo 41 Roller Skating 41.1 Roller Skaters 42 Rowing 42.1 Rowers 42.2 Rowing Teams 43 Rugby 43.1 Domestic rugby teams 43.2 Rugby Players 43.3 Rugby Coaches 44 Misc. 45 Sailing 46 Shooting 46.1 Shooters 47 Skateboarding 48 Skiing 48.1 Alpine skiing 48.2 Misc 49 Slalom skateboarding 50 Snooker 51 Snowboarding 52 Softball Mens Slowpitch 53 Speed Skating 54 Strongman 55 Surfing 56 Swimming 56.1 Swimmers 57 Table tennis 58 Tennis 58.1 Terms 58.2 Tennis players 59 Track and Field 59.1 Taekoando 60 Triathlon 61 Volleyball 62 Wrestling 62.1 Amateur wrestling 62.2 Professional wrestling 62.2.1 People 62.2.2 Tag teams and stables 62.2.3 Promotions 62.2.4 Tournaments and events 62.2.5 Championships 63 Misc 63.1 Fitness Models 63.2 Sports Programs 63.3 Accessories 63.4 Competitions 63.5 Basic terms 63.6 Rare or extinct traditional sports 63.7 Finger Jousting 63.8 Fingertip push-ups 63.9 Novel or unusual sports 63.10 Doping 63.11 Exercise Equipment

[edit] American Football

• 1938 Orange Bowl - college football game between Auburn University (then-Alabama Polytechnic Institute)and Michigan State University, played in Miami, Florida with a final score of 6-0 in favor of Auburn.
• drop pass
• dropback pass
• line pass
• Bills-Dolphins rivalry - there are whole articles about lesser rivalries, yet there is no article for this spectacular rivalry
• Bills-Patriots rivalry - SAME as above
• Bills-Jets rivalry - SAME as above; AFC East rivalries should have there own, individual articles; there are already a few done, just none with the Bills
• BCS statistics - the articles on the BCS are well done but have no statistics and don't point to any. For example, from how far down the list has a team risen to be #1 at season's end? Or, how far has a team ranked #1 at the beginning of the season fallen by the end? Or, how many unranked teams (like USC this year) still get to play in bowl games while ranked teams don't? What highly-ranked teams didn't get to play in bowl games? And so on. Years and team names for these categories would be greatly informative.

[edit] American football officials

• Jack Siedlecki - college football coach (Yale, Amherst, WPI)
• Joe Rosentover - president of the American Association and the Atlantic Coast Football League
• Douglas Hertz (full name Douglas Grant Hertz) - owner of two different New York Yankees football teams in 1941
• Harry Seibold - owner of the Richmond Arrows/Rebels of the Dixie League and the American Association/AFL
• J. Rufus Klawans - president of the Pacific Coast Professional Football League and chairman of the Association of Professional Football Leagues
• Harry Howren - owner of the Norfolk Shamrocks Dixie League team who was part of the formation of the Association of Professional Football Leagues
• William Nickels, Jr. - second president of the Dixie League
• Homer Marshman - first owner of the Cleveland Rams
• Harry Marsh (American football), James Bush, and J. J. Schafer - presidents of the second American Football League (note that "James Bush" points to article about rugby player)
• George Keanally - coach of the Boston Shamrocks of the second AFL
• Bill Scully (American football) - owner of Boston Shamrocks of AFL II
• William D. Griffith - first president of AFL III
• Joseph Carr, Jr. - son of NFL head Joe Carr who was touted to be the first AFL III president before turning down the position
• Roy Watts - coach of Cleveland Panthers of AFL I
• Jim Clark - coach of Los Angeles Wildcats of AFL I
• Eddie McNeeley - coach of Brooklyn Horsemen of AFL I and NFL
• Dana King (American football) and Hal Pennington - coaches of original Cincinnati Bengals

[edit] American football players

If you have removed an NFL, AAFC or other football player (American football) from this list, please add that name to the List of American football players.

• Brian Fiani - Quarterback of Valparaiso University (2008-2010), Quarterback at Detroit Country Day School (2007).
• Larry Fitzpatrick - Past professional football player (defensive linemen) for the Baltimore Ravens (NFL), Rhein Fire (NFL Europe), Chicago Enforcers (XFL), Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL), and Illinois State University Redbirds.
• Tyler Emmert - Carrol College (Montana) quarterback who played for the CFL British Columbia Lions
• Randy Garrett - Past professional football player for the Ithaca Bombers, current professional football coach.
• Johnny Mohardt - back for Chicago Bulls (AFL) of the first AFL
• Andrew (AJ) Flanagan - back of the [[Dallas Cowboys (NFL) in 1989
• Harry Fry (American football) - New York Yankees back in 1926
• Eddie Tryon and Bullet Baker, stars for the New York Yankees (AFL) in 1926
• Lou Kolis - center for Rock Island Independents
• Marty Norton - back for Rock Island Independents
• Duke Morrison and Ed Illman - backs for the Los Angeles Wildcats AFL team (1926)
• Jim Brewster - back for Newark Bears (AFL) in 1926
• Ram Morrison, Mal Bross, and Dick Reed - stars for the Los Angeles Wildcats (AFL) in 1926
• Dick Wolf (American football) and Guy Roberts - backs for Cleveland Panthers
• Joe McGlone, Carl Etelman, and Bill Cronin - backs for Boston Bulldogs AFL team (1926)
• Charlie Morrison - end for Boston Bulldogs in 1926
• Frank Coyle (American football) - end for Rock Island Independents
• Harry Hall - back for Chicago Bulls in 1926 (currently a redirect to Harry Hall (painter))
• Bob Dinsmore, back for the Philadelphia Quakers (1926)
• Lowell Ottie - New York Yankees end (1926)
• John LeBay - quarterback for AFL III champion Columbus Bullies
• Joe Liliard - last African American NFL player before the imposition of a color line in 1936
• Pete Sachon - Norfolk Shamrocks back billed as "Pistol Pete" three decades before Pete Maravich
• Bill Steinkinber - tackle for the Cincinnati Bengals (AFL) of AFL II
• Don Geyer - halfback for the Cincinnati Bengals of AFL II
• Gordon Gorre - halfback for the Los Angeles Bulldogs and Detroit Lions
• Al Nichelini - fullback for the Chicago Cardinals and Los Angeles Bulldogs
• Harry Fields - tackle for the Los Angeles Bulldogs
• Lee Mulleneaux (Cecil Lee Mulleneaux, brother of Carl Mulleneaux) - center for the Cincinnati Bengals of AFL II, Green Bay Packers of the NFL, and Columbus Bullies of AFL III
• Alex Drobnitch - guard for the New York Yankees of AFL II and the Buffalo Indians and New York Americans of AFL III
• Jamison Lahman - Linebacker for the Delaware Dempsey Pacers in Delaware, Ohio
• Leon Burns, retired running back for the San Diego Chargers
• Harlan Gustafson - end for the New York Yankees of AFL III
• Sherman Barnes - end for the Milwaukee Chiefs of AFL III
• Al Novakofski - fullback for the Milwaukee Chiefs of AFL III
• Ed Karp (born Ed Karpowich)[1] - tackle for the Buffalo Indians of AFL III and the Pittsburgh Pirates (NFL)
• Andy Karpuls - quarterback of the Boston Bears of AFL III
• Joe Alexus - center for Columbus Bullies of AFL III
• Alec Shellogg - end for Brooklyn and Chicago Bears of the NFL and the Buffalo Indians of AFL III
• Joe Kruse - end for the Cincinnati Bengals (AFL) of the APFA and AFL III
• Joe Shu - fullback for Cincinnati Bengals in AFL III
• Bill McGannon - halfback for Cincinnati Bengals in AFL III
• Ted Livinston - guard for Columbus Bullies of AFL III
• Earl Ohlgren - end for Milwaukee Chiefs (AFL) of AFL III and the Green Bay Packers of the NFL
• Tex Akin - guard for Milwaukee Chiefs of AFL III
• Charlie Armstrong (Charles Andrew Armstrong) - halfback for the New York Americans of AFL III and the Brooklyn Dodgers of the AAFC
• Roy Watts - player/coach for AFL I Cleveland Panthers
• Earl "Red" Seick, Orlando Nesmith - two player/coaches for AFL III Buffalo Indians
• Steve Banas - fullback for Philadelphia Eagles, Detroit Lions, and Buffalo Indians
• Steve Hrycyszyn (later, Steve Hershey) - quarterback for Buffalo Indians
• Henry Bogacki - center for New York Yankees (1936 AFL) and Rochester Tigers
• Carl "Moon Eyes" Littlefield - back for Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Rams, and Buffalo Indians
• Maurice "Moose" McGrath - tackle for Cleveland Rams and Buffalo Indians
• Larry Peace - halfback for Brooklyn Dodgers (NFL)
• Sherm Barnes - end for Milwaukee Chiefs (AFL) and Buffalo Tigers
• Frank Bykowski - guard for Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Tigers
• Bob Holstrom - back for Boston Bears (AFL), Milwaukee Chiefs (AFL), Buffalo Tigers
• Andy Karpus - halfback for New York Yankees and Americans (AFL II and III), Los Angeles Bulldogs, Boston Bears (AFL), and Buffalo Tigers
• Ernie Wheeler - halfback for Pittsburgh Steelers, Chicago Cardinals, Boston Bears (AFL), and Buffalo Tigers
• Joe Ratica - center for Brooklyn Dodgers (NFL), Boston Bears (AFL), and Buffalo
• Jarrod Penright NFL,AFL- Linebacker for the Minnesota Vikings- Running Back, Linebacker for the Tampa Bay Storm 2003-2007

[edit] American football leagues

• • Florida Football Alliance (American Minor League football) - Late winter to spring football league with 20 teams located in the State of Florida.

[edit] American football stadia

• Luna Bowl (currently a redirect) - home stadium of AFL I Cleveland Panthers
• Dairy Bowl (currently a redirect) - home stadium of AFL III Milwaukee Chiefs (AFL) and (briefly) NFL Green Bay Packers
• Xavier University Stadium - one of two homes of the orginal Cincinnati Bengals (AFL) team

[edit] American football teams

• Hollywood Stars (American football) - hired Kenny Washington and Woody Strode when the NFL had a color barrier; chief rival of Los Angeles Bulldogs throughout both teams' existence
• From AFL II: Boston Shamrocks (AFL) (currently a redirect)
• From AFL/APFA (1938-1939): Chicago Indians (sometimes called the East Chicago Indians), Cincinnati Blades, Dayton Rosies, Kenosha Cardinals, Nashville Rebels
• Richmond Rebels (originally Richmond Arrows) - last champion of the AA/AFL; team's jump to AA/AFL caused implosion of Dixie League
• Jacksonville Knights (American football) - Adult Minor League Football team, founded April 2009 by Jeremy McDonald. Members of the Florida Football Alliance. Home Stadium UNF's Hodges Stadium.

[edit] American Wakeboarders

• Danny Harf - 2006 Pro Wakeboard Tour Champion, landed switch heelside 1080 on September 6, 2006, co-founder of Ronix Wakeboarding
• Emily Copeland-Durham - 2007 Atlanta Pro Wakeboard Tour Champion, co-founder of Ronix Wakeboarding
• Chad Sharpe - co-founder of Ronix Wakeboarding

[edit] Archery

• Ben Glover DCAS Archer
• Archery World Cup
• UKSAA - United Kingdom Student Archery Association
• AMCE - Archery Competitions Made Easy
• Angus Arrows dot com - Groundbreaking archery store [2]
• Scott Brown (archer) - Expert Archer
• Alec Potts - junior Archer

[edit] Association Football (soccer)

[edit] Association football competitions

[edit] Association football teams

[edit] Brazilian Teams

[edit] Eastern Europe

• FC Rava Rava-Rus'ka
• FC Naftovnik Dolyna
• FC MFK Zhytomir
• FC Osvita Borodyanka
• Pera Club Istanbul

[edit] German

• TSV Heusenstamm
• FC Union Niederrad 07
• FSV Raunheim 07
• SKG Stockstadt
• FC Viktoria 09 Urberach
• Rot-Weiß Walldorf
• BSG KKW Greifswald
• VFB Waldshut

[edit] Italian

• Chinotto Neri Roma
• U.S. Guanzatese Calcio
• F.C. Bulgaro 1996
• C.S. Ardisci e Spera 1906
• Ardita Como 1934

[edit] Association Football Players (Individual)

[edit] A-D

[edit] E-J

[edit] K-N

[edit] O-Z

[edit] Association Football Coaches

[edit] Misc

• Peter Fischer (Association Football Executive)
• Charlie Stillitano (former MLS Executive, curren host of "The Football Show")
• Irving Scholar (Association Football Executive)
• Louie Edwards (Association Football Executive)
• Gary Langley (Association Football Executive)
• Ali Sami Alkis (Turkish soccer figure)
• GreenPitch Magazine (American soccer magazine)
• Global Soccer Agencies (Co-owners of football players)
• Panathinaikos F.C. season 2006–07
• Ecuador youth national football team and include a section on the winning of the 2007 Pan-American Games.
• The top-four - a phrase in common usage in reference to Man Utd, Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool in the English Premier League.

[edit] Athletics

• National Christian School Athletic Association - non-profit organization pursuing Christ-centered excellence in athletics, meeting the athletic needs of Christian schools, and sharing the love of Christ with communities - official web site: http://www.ncsaa.org
• Double Decathlon - competitors compete in all 20 individual track & field events (minus the marathon and walks) over two days, 10 events per day. see [15]
• Omaha Marathon - Long established running event in Omaha, Nebraska. Official web site: Official web site
• Zurich Marathon
• Western Roll
• Leslie MacMitchell - won Sullivan Award in 1941, was a long-distance runner
• Daniel Awde - British Decathlete
• Birmingham Cross Country League - One of the most competitive domestic cross country leagues in the UK.
• National Intercollegiate Running Club Association (NIRCA) - National governing body for collegiate cross country and track clubs at over 50 colleges and universities across the U.S. See [16]
• Kat Grimmett born June 6th 1975, Kat rose to fame after an impressive rookie year finishing the National Duathlon Champion 2009 and 7th place at European Championships in Budapest 2009. Her 10K time is among the best in the world and she currently runs for a Southampton based running club as well as juggling a demanding a full time job. Her sister-in-law is also a Hampshire Schools Bronze Medalist over 200m. She is currently sponsored by Elagen Sport and Primera. Grimmett, is said to be "thrilled" with the idea of competitive racing full time and hopes that "Team Grimmett" will help her on her way to international success. She has appeared as a team mate of Katrina Morrison.
• Tsegay Yemane long distance runner, date of birth unknown. Born in Ethiopia, runs 25km through to full Marathon.
• Isaac Sanders Up and coming sports star. under 14 national champion in sprinting, dominating the 100, 200, and the 400m events.
• Carver Wolverhampton City Marathon Events Annual event based in Wolverhampton, England. Events include full marathon, half marathon, 19.5km cycle event and fun run.
• Lauren Fleshman Legendary distance runner from Stanford and currently professional 5000m runner. She won 3 consecutive NCAA championships in the 5000. 2006 U.S. champion. 8th all-time U.S. 5000m runner.
• PIAA State Cross Country Championships The Pennsylvania State Championships held annually at the Parkview Cross Country Course in Hershey, PA. Official PIAA website: http://www.piaa.org/

[edit] Australian rules football

• Greenvale Jets
• Kristian Bardsley
• David Keith (footballer)
• Zachory Clark (footballer)
• Christian Bock (footballer)
• Total Footy Manager (fantasy football game)
• Max Graham (footballer))
• Boris the Chicken
• Daniel Bass (footballer)
• Koby Stevens (footballer)
• Garrick Weedon (footballer)
• Bradley Sheppard (footballer)

[edit] Badminton

• Non-marking rubber out sole
• Badzine
• Kristian Bennett
• Smashmitdon

[edit] Baseball

[edit] People

• Javier Barrio - Los Indios de Juarez 1980' s, Mexican Basball league
• Eddie Epstein - Pioneer baseball analyst & author
• Bo Fields - New York Mets fan known for her unique way of spurring on her team with the development of a unique arm rolling technique adopted by many Met's fans. She is most noted for her appearances in the 1986 World Series
• Paul Friedman (announcer) - Wrigley Field Stadium Announcer for Chicago Cubs, 1995-2009
• Hiroshi Kisanuki - Yomiuri Giants
• Yuya Kubo - Yomiuri Giants
• Lewis Meacham
• Marty Noble
• Parc Labatt
• Naohisa Sugiyama - Hanshin Tigers
• Ben Jukich - starting pitcher for the Louisville Bats and Cincinnati Reds prospect
• Aneury Rodriguez
• Kentaro Ogawa(wikija page) pitcher, 60's, Chunichi Dragons. He is the pioneer of Haimen Nage(dorsal side pitch)[17]
• Mark Ernster - Gave up a career in baseball to teach at Liberty High School in Arizona

[edit] Leagues

• East Dixie League - Class C league, 1934-35
• Panamanian Baseball League
• West Dixie League - Class C league, 1934-35
• Liga Obrera League - AA League 2007-2009 Chris Buron

[edit] Other

• Major League Baseball Draft secondary phase
• Orioles-Red Sox rivalry
• Major League Umpires Association - Former Union prior to the current World Umpires Association
• MLUA Mass Resignation of 1999 - The failed attempt by the Major League Umpires to force an agreement through a mass-resignation corrdinated by the aforementioned union.

[edit] Basketball

• Acrodunk
• List of defunct college basketball conferences - to complement the existing list for college football
• The NBA's 100 Greatest Plays [18]

[edit] Basketball Basic terms

• dasherboard system
• inset goal (basketball)
• baseline dunk
• Amoeba Defense - A defense run by Jerry Tarkanian at UNLV in the 1980s and 90's. How does it work ?

[edit] Basketball Coaches

• Dave Arseneault
• Abby Landers
• Billy Clapper - Head Men's Basketball Coach at Penn State Altoona
• Robin Selvig
• Ivan Zezelj - Croatian coach of the Jadranka that makes his team loose by 150 points
• Dan Mara - Coached Mitchell College Women's Basketball Team to an all-time record 223 consecutive regular-season victories.[19]
• Valerio Bianchini - Italian coach who won the Euroleague twice (Italian article)
• Scott Ninnis - New head coach of the Adelaide 36ers
• Mike Moreau - Director of The Basketball Academy at IMG Academies and writer for HoopsWorld.com and ESPN.com
• Merv Lopes - Coached Chaminade University
• Aydan Siyavus - Legendary Coach of Turkish Basketball League. 7 titles from mid 70s to mid 80s
• Dan D'Antoni - Assistant coach of the New York Knicks

[edit] Basketball teams

• 1940–41 Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team - 1941 National Champs
• 1946–47 Holy Cross Crusaders men's basketball team - 1947 National Champs
• 1949–50 CCNY Beavers men's basketball team - 1950 NCAA and NIT Champs
• 1984–85 Villanova Wildcats men's basketball team - 1985 National Champs
• Syracuse ShockWave American Basketball Association 2010 Expansion team.
• Cáceres C. B. Spanish basketball team. es:Club Baloncesto Cáceres
• North American Chinese Basketball Association (NACBA)
• Jadranka Losinj Croatian basketball team that plays in the second division
• Belgium women's national basketball team
• Zimbabwe national basketball team
• Namibia national basketball team
• Vagabond Kings
• Itihad de Tanger IRT CLUB - Basketball team from Morocco
• Hapoel Ramat Gan (basketball) - Ligat Winner
• Hapoel Eilat - Ligat Winner
• Elitzur Netanya - Ligat Winner
• Hapoel Gevat/Yagur - Ligat Winner
• Maccabi Iron Ramat Gan - Ligat Winner
• Hapoel Haifa (basketball) - Ligat Winner
• UKZN Basketball Beavers
• BG 74 Göttingen - currently topping the German Basketball Bundesliga
• Gilas Pilipinas - Philippine Developmental Pool

[edit] Basketball Events

• EuroBasket 1970 Women
• EuroBasket 1972 Women
• EuroBasket 1974 Women

[edit] Basketball Players

• Lamar Greer (Former McDonald's All-American in 1994 currently playing professionally overseas.)
• Kaylin Thornton (Former JUCO player of the year, LNBP All-Star, and NCAAII Final Four player for Humboldt State University is playing overseas.
• James Catusco (The Worst Basketball Player Ever)
• Larry Scaife, Jr. (Nationally ranked Shooting Guard from South Central,Los Angeles Set Baldwin Hills Recreation Center record for most points in a single game 58 Will be graduating in the class of 2010)
• Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir - first high school player in Massachusetts state history to score 3,000 points, all while playing in full Islamic dress.
• Imran Ali
• Andrew Nicholson (basketball) - Canadian Player, playing for the St.Bonaventure and won the 2008-09 rookie of the year and rookie of the week 6 times in total. He was nationally ranked in blocks with 2.7bpg and 12.7ppg.
• Ezra Feldman-star player on the Yeshiva Knights! Also He is a star Baseball player.
• Shannon Cate-Schweyen
• Fabricio De Melo (basketball
• Agim Fagu - Albanian basketball player
• Brad Koenig from Sam Houston State University; model
• Noel MacDonald
• Sam Okey - former University of Wisconsin basketball player, Big Ten Freshman of the Year, quit team after police run-ins, transferred to Iowa..
• Mersad Ramic
• Diana Vines
• Miladin Kovacevic
• Landon Turner
• Kevin Houston - Former West Point basketball player and 1987 NCAA scoring champion
• Ashante Johnson
• Taylor Williams
• Dylan Takao currently plays for Taisho
• Jonte Flowers - G/F for the Winona State Warriors Division II NCAA team. Led the team to a record 57 straight wins, including one National Championship victory.
• Chris Christoffersen - Denmark, born 1979, 7'2, 300lbs
• Jiří Zedníček - former Czechoslovakian player, Eurobasket 1967 MVP
• Anatoly Myshkin/Anatoli Myshkin - former Soviet star forward (ru:Мышкин, Анатолий Дмитриевич)
• Milenko Topić - ex Yugoslav power forward (fr:Milenko Topić)
• Dragan Kapičić - ex Yugoslav basketball star, Stefan Kapičić's father
• Ljubodrag Simonović - ex Yugoslav basketball star
• Milorad Sokolović - ex Yugoslav basketball star
• Nebojša Ilić - ex Yugoslav basketball star
• Ali Farokhmanesh - Iranian-American NCAA player for Northern Iowa Panthers
• Dušan Vukčević - Serbian player, formerly of Olimpia Milano, now of Virtus Bologna (it:Dušan Vukčević)
• Louie Krogman - South Dakota's All Time Leading Scorer and current player for USD
• Samantha Prahalis - Ohio State Women's Basketball player.
• Valerya Musina - Lee University Women's Basketball player.
• Dick Gibbs (basketball) - houston rockets foward guard

Formerly played with Cibona Zagreb, PBC Ural Great and Spartak Saint Petersburg

• Ricky Clemons (University of Missouri)- point guard
  • If you have removed a National Basketball Association player from this list, please add that name to the list of NBA players.
  • If you have removed a WNBA player from this list, please add that name to the list of WNBA players.

[edit] Basketball Referees

• Brian Kunutsan
• Eric Doan
• Rosie Wynn
• Scott Butler FIBA NBL referee. Dual olympian and ranked #1 in Australia.

[edit] Billiards (pool)

• Thomas B. Harless- US Professional Billiards player in the 1960s and 70s. He was ranked 32nd in the United States before he placed himself in rehab for his cocaine addiction. He currently lives in Goochland, VA with his 17 children.
• Barry M. Dubow- US open of pocket billiards, Billliards (Pool) Promoter and salesman
• Stefano Pelinga - European born trick shot artist and professional player.
• cueist - is linked to in the list of sportspeople by nickname, not exactly sure what it is.
• Nikola Kemilev -Bulgarian pool champion.
• Shoot Pool - 80's TV show about the London Championships.
• Around the World (billiards) - billiards game in which multiple players may participate. "cutthroat" is another example.

[edit] Bobsleigh

• Scott Flaska
• Ryan Greer
• PJ Duffy

[edit] Bodybuilding

• International Sports Sciences Association Fitness Certifying Agency accreditted by DETC and CHEA (USDoE)
• Musclemania
• Endothil - The effect on lean muscle mass and performance
• Instone Stallone Nutrition
• Years in bodybuilding
• Dates in bodybuilding
• Bulking and Cutting - Popular body building technique
• Zinc Picolinate - Testosterone Booster

[edit] Bodybuilding Athletes

• Sean Nalewanyj
• Lee Hanley
• Kike Elloma
• Bolo Yueng
• Mike Walter Jowett
• Andreas Cahling
• NO2 revolution
• Frederick C. Hatfield
• Tom Martin (bodybuilder)
• Nick Whyman
• Alex McTavish (sub 100kg bench) (max)
• Sam Fussell
• Lynn McCrossin
• Robert Hoffman (bodybuilder)-"father of American weighlifting", national coach, publisher of Strength and Health magazine
• Shannon Dey - Professional Fitness Athlete
• Jean Pierre Fux (bodybuilder)
• Abdel Hamid El Gindy (bodybuilder)
• Mark Malki
• Erika Mes (bodybuilder) Won Miss Physique of the Universe Championships in 1980
• Ade Rai - Musclemania champion, Mr Asia and top notch Indonesian bodybuilder. Can easily lay claim to being the Steve Reeves of late 1990s and early 21st century
• Carlos Ignacio Abrego Zelada Mr. Central America and Caribbean Champion
• Derek Anthony
• Christi Carro
• Isabelle Turell A future Ms. Olympia, she is regarded as one of the greatest bodybuilders of her generation.
• Tiny Iron A British bodybuilder/actor

[edit] Bodybuilding Equipment

• morphed muscle
• fatcaliper
• abflex

[edit] Bowling

• Christopher Rory Austin
• Steven Birkenfeld
• Jon Ecker
• Albert Kraus (bowler)
• Akhil Mago
• Guppy Troup

[edit] Boxing

• Darren Dyer Commonwealth games Welterweight Gold medallist 1986
• Leon 'Solid' Williams Streatham's banger south london, about to become pro.
• Brian "Freakin'" Morrell Current Street Fighter MMA, (Former Professional Boxer) [20]
• Chad VanSickle
• Timothy "The Big Moose" Aikenhead
• Peter "Young Rump Steak" Crawley
• Jean Bretonnel French manager and boxer
• Yuri Barashian
• Bobby Dawson
• Todd "Kid" Foster
• Bert Gilroy
• Francis Jones (boxer) - Francis 'Fearless' Jones, bantamweight and former Hartlepool United trainee footballer
• Tami Mauriello
• Jelena Mrdjenovich
• Volodya Oleynik
• Lyndon Parker (boxer)
• José Correa
• Oleh Platov
• Oleksiy Trofimov
• Laurie Karstadt
• Israel Akopkochyan
• Angela Rivera
• Kelsey Jeffries
• Derek Hinkey - Super Middleweight boxer [21]
• Bobby Arthur
• John Yun
• Joseph Leeming

[edit] Bridge

[edit] Canoe / Kayak

Riot Kayaks Dagger Canoe & Kayaks Pyranha Canoe & Kayak Wave Sport Kayaks Perception Kayaks Necky Kayaks Nelo Kayaks Plastex Kayaks Liangjin Shells

[edit] Canoe / Kayak Competitors Andre Spino-Smith Shaun Baker Tao Berman David Lee Bruns (World Kayak Free Run Champion 2007 - from S. Charleston, OH)

• Lajos Ven

[edit] Cheerleading

• Cheergyms.com
• scorpion (stunt) (one-legged stunt)

[edit] Climbing

• Jeanne Stawiecki
• Dynamic belay
• Free Ladder Climbing
• Roped party
• Cathedral Ledge
• Mike Ruddal - Team leader, Bridgend Mountain Rescue. Gave his life for scout.
• climbing helmets
• artificial climbing wall
• Etrier
• Boat Rock, Georgia
• Holdz Climbing hold company
• Johann Grill
• Mick Parker - Selfless Mountain Climber (More Info:[22])

[edit] Cricket

Cricket lore Christina Willes

Ivo Tennant Mashonaland Country Districts

Cricketainment

The British Officer's Cricket Club of Philadelphia Worsley Cricket Club

[edit] Cycling

[edit] Events

• Tour of Ireland Cycle Challenge 2007, This an opportunity to test yourself together with your friends and riders from all over Ireland and Europe on four day cycle challenge starting from Lisburn and tour through the most scenic and popular parts of Ireland to Dublin.
• Landismas
• La Route de France féminine, probably included in Grande Boucle (formerly known as the Tour Cycliste Feminin, or simply Tour Feminin)
• Redlands Classic (or Redlands Bicycle Classic)
• International Cycling Classic-Superweek

[edit] Cyclists

• The Sprockettes
• Stanisław Szozda
• Bear Valley Bikes (Shop and Team)
• Team Type 1

[edit] Male cyclists

• Adam Thuss
• Charles Murphy (cyclist)
• Jonathan Chodroff
• Gibby Hatton
• Gilbran Chong
• Harry Steevens
• Jack Swart
• John Cowan (cyclist)
• John Lee Augustyn
• Karel Thijs
• Laurent Dujols
• Lon Haldeman
• Luke Stark
• Miguel Morras
• Mike Neel
• Michael Goulden
• Philippe Demeersman
• Rik van Genechten
• Roberto Poggliali
• Said Guseynov
• Sam Hill (cyclist)
• Steve Swart
• Sylvère Grysolle
• Bill Connolly (cyclist)
• Alistair Robinson
• Derek Hermon
• Jay Henry
• Claus Michael Møller - Danish, strong climber.
• Jesper Worre, Danish
• Jørgen Marcussen, Danish
• Jørn Lund - Danish, bronze medal 1976 Summer Olympics
• Verner Blaudzun - Danish, bronze medal 1976 Summer Olympics
• Jørgen Hansen (cyclist) - Danish, bronze medal 1976 Summer Olympics

[edit] Female cyclists

• Judith Flannery
• Nicole Freedman
• Alison Heruth
• Fany Lecourtois
• Karen Bliss Livingston
• Christine Thorburn
• Sam Tydings
• Vickie Huffman
• Halfords Bikehut (Team)

[edit] Coaches, trainers, organizers, administrators, painters, builders, mechanics

• Andre Aubut
• Jim Rabdau
• Mel Pinto
• Lovey Smith

[edit] Cycling equipment

• BMC Bicycles
• Benotto Tape
• airless inner tube
• Crank Brothers Egg Beater Pedals
• Cane Creek cycling components
• Chain tensioner
• Front wheel drive bicycles
• Stella (bicycles)
• Javelin (bicycles)
• Cube (bicycles)
• Allegro (Swiss bicycles)
• Tubular bicycle tires aka Sewups
• Cotic (bicycles)
• Commencal (bicycles)
• DMR (bicycles)
• HED

[edit] Bicycle geometry

• Bicycle geometry

[edit] Diving

[edit] Companies

• Ocean Reef (company)[23]
• Cressi-sub[24]
• Big Blue Tech[25]

[edit] Divers

• Kerstin Finke
• Michael Gruber (diver)
• Michael Lombardi (diver)
• Brian Alexander Reid
• Deliang Li

[edit] Diving Equipment

• Diving Tools
• Neptune II NIRA[26]
• Neptune Space[27]
• GSM DC[28]
• GSM, Global Submarine Messenger[29]
• M101A, reciever unit[30]
• M-105 DIGITAL[31]
• M-105 DIGITAL DC[32]
• M-105 D MARINER[33]
• M101AR[34]
• Alpha Pro[35]
• Gamma 105[36]
• GSM TV2
• Shield Display(for Neptune masks)
• NECS[37]
• Gamma 105 Camera[38]

[edit] Dragonboat

• Yuan Ching Secondary School Dragon Boat Team

[edit] Fantasy Sports

• Rossing The act of copying someone else's fantasy football (soccer) team to gain an advantage, named by tennis player Andy Murray after Ross Hutchins. [39] [40]

[edit] Fencing

• Linda Strachan GBR; former olympian; coach
• Pierre Harper GBR; former olympian; coach
• Tzanko Hantov
• Vassil Etropolski
• Lajos "Maestro" Csiszar
• Borys Onyshchenko
• Nadiya Kazimirchuk
• Vitali Osharov
• Volodymyr Lukashenko
• Volodymyr Kalujny
• Darya Nedeshkowshaya
• Oleh Shturbabin
• Gus Kratz
• Rick Hurlinger
• Rocco Bonetti
• Joseph L. Levis
• Paul Pesthy
• Kurt Getz

[edit] Style

• Mensuren

[edit] Field hockey

• Filip Neusser, Czech Republic goalkeeper
• Neath Hockey Club
• Thurrock Hockey Club

[edit] Figure skating

• Sergei Pospelov
• Artificial ice surface
• Northfield Skating School
• Chang Wa Skating School
• Skating Club of Wilmington
• Karena Richardson
• Rebecca Fowler (figure skater)
• Iliya Koreshev
• Claire Tannett
• Wendell McGrath
• Michael Olson
• Joshua Farris
• Oliver Porter - 2-time and current Australian Champion (Novice Men)
• Ron Kravette

[edit] Fishing

• TackleTour- Pioneer Tackle Review site
• Tilapia Anatomy
• Vosseler fly reels
• Avet reels
• Fingerling (fish)
• Solunar Theory
• Penn reels
• Stephen Pineau - Collegiate Bass Angler
• Katie Powell - British junior olympic representative
• Robbie Walker - College Student
• John Veniard - One of the greatest flytiers of all time
• flats boats - boats unique to shallow fishing, mainly saltwater inshore

[edit] Golf

[edit] Golfers

If you have removed a golfer from this list, please add that name to the List of golfers, if not already present.

Herbert O'Connor (golfer) Scott Tunnell Jack Black (golfer) (played 1921-22 New Zealand Open) Austin Lord (Cornell University golfer) Rodolfo González (golfer) Brad Kennedy Mário Gonzalez (golfer) Francisco Cerda Roy Mackenzie Enrique Orellana Rogelio González Raul Posse Alberto Rivadeneira Ángel Romero (golfer)

Manuel Villegas (golfer) Richard Bland (golfer) Aubrey Boomer Andrew "Chubby" Chandler (former Tour pro, now sport agent) Syd Easterbrook Geoffrey Hunt David Jagger (golfer) Arthur Lees Sam Little (golfer) Abe Mitchell James Ockenden Lionel Platts Fred Robson Syd Scott Donald Steel (course architect) Official Website

Peter Townsend (golfer) Ernest Whitcombe Danny Willett Jean Baptiste Ado François Delamontagne Liam Higgins (golfer) under construction Massimo Scarpa Jock Brews Bertie Elkin (golfer) Brian Henning Charles McIlvenny Mark Murless Ken Redford Philip Ritson Jock Verwey Retief Waltman Brian Wilkes

Fred Bullock (golfer) Tom Haliburton Robert Adams Paterson (invented the guttie ball) George Will (golfer) Sebastián Miguel Martin Erlandsson Steven Jeppesen Adam Mednick Leif Westerberg Luke List- Recently turned pro out of Vanderbilt University and Baylor School not Baylor University Peter Teravainen Nick Gilliam Leonard Dodson Bio: [41]

[edit] Golf Clubs and Courses

When a golf course has been added, remember to place it in the appropriate golf course and club category

• Binks Forest Golf Club (Wellington, Florida) Club Website
• Castle Pines Golf Club (Castle Rock, Colorado) Club Website
• Deep Dale Golf Club (Manhasset, New York) Club Website
• The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club (Marana, Arizona) Club Website
• National Golf Club (Woodbridge, Canada) Club Website
• Oakwood Country Club (Coal Valley, Illinois) Club Website
• Richmond County Country Club (Richmond, Virginia) Club Website
• Rockleigh Golf Course (Rockleigh, New Jersey) Club Website (do´nt be scared by the sound)
• Santa Rosa Golf & Country Club(Santa Rosa, California) Club Website
• Southern Dunes Golf & Country Club (Haines City, Florida) Club Website
• Stock Brook Manor - (Stock Brook Country Club in Billericay, Essex) Website
• The Links at Spanish Bay (a golf resort in Pebble Beach)
• The Alotian Club (a Warren Stephens, privately owned golf course in Pulaski County, Arkansas)
• Hornsea Golf Club Square Drivers (Hornsea Golf Club is a golf club in Hornsea)
• Corhampton Golf Club (Hampshire, England) Club Website
• Rackham Golf Course (Huntington Woods, Michigan), donated to the City of Detroit, Michigan by philanthropist Horace Rackham, a public golf course which is under threat of real estate development, now managed by American Golf Corporation: Club Website

[edit] Miscellaneous

Golf Foundation OffGolf Ancient golf Golf Club Manufacturers Golf in Turkey Golf in Ireland

AAGolf Magazine Publication for Asian American Golfers Nike Golf (currently a redirect to Nike, Inc.) PowerBilt (currently a redirect to Hillerich & Bradsby) CBS Golf Classic Perry Maxwell Famous Designer of Golf Courses in the early 20th Century  ? Ian Andrew the canadian golf architect?

[edit] Gymnastics

[edit] Events

• Gymnastics World Cup initially with sections on Turnier der Meister, Internationaux de France, etc.

[edit] Gymnasts

• Stephanie Seich
• Magdalena Brzeska - Polish-German gymnast by the 1996 Summer Olympics
• Matthew Maletroit - A senior Jersey gymnast
• Austyn Fobes - A Junior Elite gymnast.
• Patryk Sawicki
• Katie Cannon- British sports aerobics champion
• Saylor Kirkpatrick- Featured in the July/August 2007 USA Gymnastics Magazine
• Allison Heizelman- University of Missouri
• Sam Offord- All Around Australian National Champion 2007 & 2009, 2006 Commonwealth Games Silver Team Medalist & Bronze Vault Medalist.
• Stella Umeh - Canadian female artistic gymnasts, Olympian, UCLA gymnastics team member

[edit] Lists

• List of gymnastics teams

[edit] Elements in artistic gymnastics

Cast (gymnastics) Gainer Salto

Giant (gymnastics) Hecht (gymnastics)

Hop (gymnastics) Jaeger (uneven bars)

Leap (gymnastics) Pike (gymnastics)

Stalder (uneven bars) Straddle jump

Yamashita (vault)

[edit] Horse riding & racing

• Hialeah Race Track
• National Trotting Association
• Tropical Park - now a Miami-Dade County recreational park, former track whose winter series of races often served as a training ground for the Triple Crown

[edit] Racehorses

• Maria's Mon
• Storm in May
• Mr. Greeley
• Fairy Gold
• Glanmire (horse)
• Haru-urara - losingest horse, japanese
• St Lads Popcorn
• Patena - a highly touted 2009 Triple Crown Contender
• Mr. Whoudini - New Zealand Harness racing horse , something to represent NZ harness horses
• Greg Brydon(horse) Had not won a race for 94 starts, 343 days and 3 years until Kevin smith started to train him.
• Musket Man- Winner of the GIII Tampa Bay Derby, Winner of the GII Illinois Derby and Contender for the 135th Kentucky Derby
• Morley Street - 1991 Champion Hurdle winner
• Manifesto - Winner of the Grand National in 1897 and 1899, competed in the race a record eight times, holds the record for carrying the heaviest weight (12st 7lbs) to victory and the heaviest weight (12st 13lbs) to a place. No other horse has carried such back-breaking weights at such an advanced age in the competition and done as well as he did, finishing third three times at the ages of 12, 14, and 15.
• Marchand D’Or - Winner of Prix de l’Abbaye at Longchamp in Paris and designated best European sprinter (NYT - Apr. 20, 2009)

[edit] Barrel Racing

• World Barrel Racing Productions
• National Barrel Horse Association
• Charmayne James - Professional barrel racer who won her first world standings/NFR title at 14 [42]
• Martha Josey - Professional barrel racer currently well-known for her large clinics which turn out many successful young barrel racers [43]

[edit] Riders & Jockeys

• William Buick - UK Champion Apprentice Flat Jockey in 2008 (shared with David Probert). Born in Norway, son of Walter Buick (former Champion Jockey in Scandinavia) and a potential future star of British horse racing.
• Steffen Peters - Dressage champion.
• Carrie Ford
• Dawn Palethorpe
• Clara Linder
• Kevin Manning
• Jill Betuker
• Vanessa Haas
• Austen Phillips
• Paige Johnson
• Barbara Worth - [44]
• Teddi Jo Mellencamp
• Brianne Goutal
• Hanna Botney
• Julie Welles
• Edward "Snapper" Garrison
• Amir Quinn
• Devin Palazzolo- Dressage
• Michael Desjardins Sr. - famous New Jersey driver
• Kevin Babington - Irish show jumping Olympian [45]
• Ronnie Franklin - Jockey of Spectacular Bid

[edit] Riding Trainers

• Erica Pacholewski
• Bent Branderup
• Jean-Francois Pignon
• Michael "Mickey" Gerard Walsh
• Natalie Rasmussen [46]

[edit] Horse breeders

• Jacques D. Wimpfheimer (J.D. Wimpfheimer)

[edit] Miscellaneous

• Horse racing in the United States
• Horseracing in Hong Kong
• Horseracing in France
• Morning Line
• The naming of race horses
• British Racing School
• Cherokee Bridle
• Cavaletti
• Georgina Henschel - aka Georgie Henschel - noted breeder of Highland- and Icelandic-ponies - author of several books on riding
• Demi O'Byrne - Bloodstock agent to Coolmore Stud
• George Colling - Racehorse trainer- trained Nimbus to win the Epsom Derby
• Horse Surfing - Invented by Daniel Fowler-Prime. World Premier of the sport took place in Dubai.
• Eric Fein- Owner of 2008 Tampa Bay Derby Winner Big Truck & 2009 Tampa Bay Derby and Illinois Derby winner Musket Man
• Hipodromul Craiova

[edit] Hunting

• Vitals area
• Meatarianism
• Long Range Hunting and Shooting

[edit] Ice hockey

[edit] General

• Exhibition season - currently redirects to National Football League exhibition season
• Hockey Heritage North
• B2 Networks - Online streaming pay-per-view video network that broadcast sporting events (mainly minor league hockey games) - [47]
• Amateur Hockey Association of the United States - had a conflict with the Amateur Athletic Unionat the 1948 Winter Olympics
• JMAC Hockey LLC - Owners of the NHL's Columbus Blue Jackets.
• National Aboriginal Hockey Championships - No page exists yet, has been hosted for a while now
• Shock at the Rock-the Hurricanes' 4-3 comeback win against the New Jersey Devils in the 2009 Stanley Cup EC Semifinals. Not a big article, but just some explaining would be nice.
• Mirabito Outdoor Classic - and outdoor game to be held February 20, 2010 in Syracuse, NY between the Syracuse Crunch and Binghamton Senators.

[edit] Teams

• The Salty dogs - Abbotsford, British Columbia
• Cloverdale Colts - CMHL (Clovedale Minor Hockey League) - Cloverdale, BC Canada
• Edmonton Safeway Canadians - AJHL (Alberta Junior Hockey League) - Canada
• Mount Royal College Cougars - AJHL - Canada
• Hobbema Hawks - AJHL - Canada
• Ponoka Stampeders - AJHL - Canada
• Edmonton Maple Leafs - AJHL - Canada
• Lethbridge Sugar Kings - AJHL - Canada
• Winnipeg Maple Leafs - (I Think NHL?) - Canada
• Calgary Buffalos - WHL - Canada
• Khimvolokno Mogilev - Belarus
• Arizona Icecats, the college hockey team in Tucson, AZ
• Dniprovskiye Volki Dnipropetrovsk - Ukraine
• ATEK Kyiv - Ukraine
• Polytekhnik Kyiv - Ukraine
• Dnepr Kherson - Ukraine
• Gladiator Lviv - Ukraine
• Donbass Donetsk - Ukraine
• Druzhba-78 Kharkiv - Ukraine
• KH Kyiv - Ukraine
• Dieppe Goats - Canada
• Vityaz Kharkiv - Ukraine
• CHZ Litvinov - Czechoslovakia
• Perth Panthers - Scotland
• CHAMPS HOCKEY - Victoria, Australia
• Coppell High School Hockey - Coppell, Texas
• Sydney Millionaires - Sydney, Nova Scotia[48]
• Nhl GameCenter live - North America

[edit] National teams

• Argentine national ice hockey team
• Brazilian national ice hockey team
• Chilean national ice hockey team
• Uruguayan national ice hockey team

[edit] Women's teams

• Strathmore Rockies a WWHL Team from Strathmore, Alberta that play at the Strathmore Family Center Arena
• BC Breakers a WWHL Team from Abbotsford, British Columbia that play at the Aldergrove Arena / George Preston Arena 's
• Saskatchewan Prarie Ice A former WWHL team that player from 2003 to 2007.
• Oakville Ice A former NWHL Team that played in Oakville, Ontario
• Etobicoke Dolphins A Former NWHL that played in Etobicoke, Ontario

and withdrew in june 06' and formed the IWHL with the Mississauga Aeros

• Beltway Bandits (tennis) - Northern Virginia, DC

[edit] Ice hockey players

• Over 99% of all NHL players are listed at List of NHL players. To create an article for a player, click on a red link there.
• Jim Nagle, The top scorer for ECDC Memmigen hockey club in Germany from Woburn, MA.
• Brandon Sugden, Journeyman enforcers who most recently played for the New York Islanders.
• David Marshall, Rookie forward (RW) for the Lake Erie Monsters of the American Hockey League.

[edit] Other

• Fear the Fin An SB Nation blog about the San Jose Sharks.
• WWHL Championship
• 2007 Continental Cup

[edit] Lacrosse

• Scott Growney
• Lacrosse World Cup Manchester 2010

[edit] Martial arts

UMAFED- or United Martial Arts Federation [umafed.org]* is an organization founded by Master William C. Kelly in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

• Ninja Shoge Hook- a chained hook weapon...
• Jishu Kan Ryu- Japanese martial art founded by Shuho Sugita in 1957
• Zen-Bei Butokukai - Sanctioned as the American representative of the Dai Nippon Butokukai
• David Adiv
• Dha Ninja Store - An online martial arts superstore. Visit www.DhaNinjaStore.com for more information
• Sport Karate - extreme martial arts
• Barry Pang
• Kupso
• Russell McCartney
• Stephen F. Kaufman
• kung fu wu su
• Rick Young
• Brent Hamby
• Shinshu Komyo Buddhist Sect
• Xin Sarith Wuku Martial Artist
• tailsman type of dagger usually thrown
• Bunga Silat
• Joseph Simonet Martial Artist & founder of KiFighting Concepts
• Frank Chow - Introduced Ed. Parker to Kenpo
• Chunjido
• SulKiDo - (or Sul Ki Do) Korean martial art; derived from Kuk Sool Won
• Tukong Moosul - South Korean Military martial art used by special forces, hybrid; former article was deleted for being "promotional"
• Low kick - fr:Coup de pied bas
• Matt Furey
• Zujitsu-Ryu
• Soke Grandmaster Chaka Zulu
• Cass Magda
• Guy Chase
• Dennis Survival
• Dennis Hanover
• Yoram Yehezkel
• Larry Tatum American martial artist, 10th Degree Black Belt in Ed Parker's American Kenpo System
• Daniel Lemine Professional Assassin, Founder of Demon Fox Style in 2001
• Anthony Kelly marital artist. Appeared on Mythbusters.
• Shaolin Do Kung Fu - Type of Shaolin Do.
• Tarung Derajat

[edit] Karate

• Akihito Isaka (8th Dan Shotokan Karate instructor)
• seishincanada (Kyokushin Karate Website)
• Karate for Christ (Karate Dojo in VA)
• J. Pat Burleson (Founder of American Karate Studios)
• Daniel Pope (karate)- [49] [50] author of "The Adventures of Dayne Traveler", World Karate Master Instructor of the Daniel Pope Institute, World Karate Champion
• Shihan Dan S. Soller, founder, Phoenix Karatedo Association
• Fred Ettish. Mustachioed Karate fighter from UFC 2.
• Prince Loeffler Head Instructor of the Shugyokan Shorin Ryu Dojo
• Taiji Kase (1929 - 2004 Co-Founder of World Karate-Do Shotokan Academy)
• Master Arthur Mosqueda Kyoshi 6th Dan (founder of Weapons At Hand 1982)(traditional Martial Arts Academy) Early Karate and Kung-Fu competitor in ProAm tournaments 1970s 1980s^[1]
• Steve Cattle (English Karate and Judo international champion)
• Shoto Budo (Karate style developed in Scotland influenced much by Mitsusuke Harada Sensei)
• TISKA (Traditional International Shotokan Karate Organisation)
• Osaka Yoshiharu (Executive director of JKA, 8th dan, featured in numerous books and videos)
• Shorinji Goju (Style of traditional karate Headed by Robert L. Barton)
• Keith D. Yates (Founder of American Karate And Tae Kwon Do Organization)

[edit] Kung Fu

• Bat Style
• List of Shaolin Styles
• Wolf Style
• Lung Jop Pai-Shaolin Dragon Style Kung Fu
• 18 Daoist Palms System
• List of Kung Fu Weapons (sort by northern/southern)
• Mi Sung system, current Grandmaster Keychin Song
• Crab Style
• Shen Lung Kung Fu

[edit] Hung Gar

• Monk Spade

[edit] Tai Chi Chuan

• Harvey Kurland
• Andrew Dale
• Dan Docherty
• Professor Huo Chi-Kwang

[edit] Wing Chun

• Vertical Punching
• Forward Pressure
• Pan Nam
• Jiu Wan
• Moy Yat

[edit] Shotokan Karate

• John Fonseca Elitemaf.com

[edit] Judo

• Brighton Judo Club
• Judo at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Men's 60 kg
• Judo at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Men's 65 kg
• Judo at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Men's 71 kg
• Judo at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Men's 78 kg
• Judo at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Men's 86 kg
• Judo at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Men's 95 kg
• Judo at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Men's +95 kg
• Judo at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Women's 48 kg
• Judo at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Women's 52 kg
• Judo at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Women's 56 kg
• Judo at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Women's 61 kg
• Judo at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Women's 66 kg
• Judo at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Women's 72 kg
• Judo at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Women's +72 kg
• Judo at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Men's 71 kg
• Judo at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Men's 78 kg
• Judo at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Men's 86 kg
• Judo at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Men's 95 kg
• Judo at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Men's +95 kg
• Judo at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Women's 52 kg
• Judo at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Women's 61 kg
• Judo at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Women's 66 kg
• Judo at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Women's 72 kg
• Judo at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Women's +72 kg
• Eishoji First location of the Kodokan
• United States Judo Association

[edit] Jujutsu

• Al Thomas - Grandmaster of Jujutsu and the star of "The World of Martial-Arts" .
• Aiven Andrians - ( Also Known As : "Little Dragon" ) Well known student of Al Thomas .
• Terence Bent - 16 year old MMA / Jui-Jitsu upcoming prodigy.
• Crézio Chaves -
• Females in Martial Arts - an organisation within the World Ju-Jitsu Federation
• Alan Campbell (martial artist)
• Kaze Arashi Ryu -
• Mathew D Holyfield -upcoming prodigy and future star of hit martial arts film staring Val Kilmer and Jackie Chan
• Denny Prokopos -First 10th planet Black Belt
• Adler Hampel -brown belt under eddie bravo

[edit] Kickboxing

• Nenad Bakaj
• Behudin Basovic
• Dusko Malovic
• Samir Usenagic
• Hakim Alston
• Paolo Tavarelli
• Gordon Franks http://www.mnsun.com/articles/2005/09/29/news/fw29frankskarate.prt

[edit] Muay Thai

• Chang Peuk
• Thaiyuth
• Ajarn Chai Sirisute
• Power Of Scotland [www.powerofscotland.com]

[edit] Ninjitsu

• Goshinjutsu
• Saijutsu
• Shirokumo
• Lonnie Princehouse
• Dr. Haha Lung
• Richard J. Van Donk
• Nintaijutsu

[edit] Taekwondo

• Il-Kwon Kim
• Wei Luo
• Taepoong
• Master David Jordinson, 7th Dan
• Taekwon-Do Student's Oath - including the oath written in English and hangul
• Master Per Andresen, 7th Dan
• National Taekwon-Do Norway
• Independent Taekwondo Association
• Taekwon-Do International - organisation created to rise abovethe current political problems. Members include the TAGB, membership 27,000.
• Chip Townsend - Holder of world record in speed breaking as of 2008, despite having only one eye and, on the occasion, a fractured forearm.

[edit] Tang Soo Do

• Kook Sool Won
• Robert Cosenza/Master Robert Cosenza

[edit] Capoeira

• Capoeira in New Jersey

[edit] LimaLama

• American-Polynesian martial art

[edit] Kwanmukan Karate

• Kwanmukan Style
• George E. Anderson

[edit] Escrima

• Rene Latosa
• Villasin Balintawak

[edit] Mixed Martial Arts

• Kevin Rosier - Kickboxer who appeared in the first UFC event, defeating Zane Frazier in the first round of the tournament
• Zane Frazier - Professional karate fighter who fought in the original UFC tournament
• Tom Callos Pro MMA Trainer BJ Penn Team, BJ Penn's first MMA trainer, living in Hilo, Hawaii and currently training, teaching MMA with the Penn Team, well known for being the original trainer of BJ Penn at age 17.
• Vadim Finkelchtein President, Co-Owner of M-1 Global, alleged Russian gangster, a Russian Mixed Martial Arts organization best known for owning the contract of Fedor Emielianenko.
• Phil Temple ( CEO ) Owner of Adrenaline Force Fight Wear, A Canadian company dealing in Mixed Martial Arts Apparel, Fighter Management and sponsorship. www.AdrenalineForceMMA.com
• Igor Pokrajac (fighter) - Croatian MMA fighter with 21-5-0 professional record. Notable for being Mirko Cro Cop's sparring partner for long time. http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Igor-Pokrajac-7621
• Tracy Willis (fighter) - Heavyweight MMA fighter with a 7-0 professional record. Notable for being completely deaf since childhood. http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Tracy-Willis-29118
• Mark Hall (fighter) - notable as having fought on several UFC cards
• Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu - Dave Camarillo. Integration of Judo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
• list of DEEP champions - List of the past and current champions from the Japanese mixed martial arts organization DEEP
• Mike Patt (fighter) - Fighting first UFC at UFC 88 against Tim Boetsch.
• Tristan Yunker (fighter) - Fought many notable MMA fighters, such as Clay Guida, John Halverson, Pete Spratt, Rob Kimmons, Hector Lombard, and Jason Chambers.
• Adam Tarsey - Brazillian Jiu Jitsu black belt under Marcus Soares, a 7th degree black belt under Carlson Gracie. Holds notable wins over former PRIDE Fighting Championships veteran Joey Villasenor and UFC veteran Ivan Salaverry.
• Liju Joseph - Founder of Lijujitsu
• Nick Penner (Fighter) - Canadian MMA fighter currently holding a record of 8-1 with notable wins over Eric Esch and Jared Kilkenny.
• Cody Furlong - Canadian Canadore College Police Foundations Student, MMA Wrighter, Enthusiast and Competitor. Co-founder of Almaguin FIghting Championships (AFC)
• Kron Gracie (fighter) - Young bjj competitor and fighter of Gracie Family
• Gregor Gracie (fighter) - Young bjj competitor and mma fighter of Gracie Family
• Alex Steibling (fighter) - Notable carrer in Pride FC including victory over world class grappler Allan Goes
• Casey "The Underdog" Olson - Up-and-coming MMA professional fighter; former wrestler at Clovis High, Fresno City College and Fresno State. Trains at The Pit, San Luis Obispo (Calif.) and fights out of Fresno (Calif.). http://www.TEAMUNDERDOG24.com
• Noah Thomas (fighter) - The Ultimate Fighter 5 cast member and current TKO Bantamweight Champion
• Luigi Emile Mondelli (instructor) - Head instructor of American Top Team Connecticut, 4 times BJJ pan american champion, trainer of fighters such as Glover Teixeira and Dan Cramer
• British Fighting Championships a new mma organization.
• Denniston Sutherland - Heavyweight MMA Fighter with an 8-2-0 professional record. http://www.mmauniverse.com/fighters/SS19586
• Scott Coker - Owner and CEO of MMA Promotion Strikeforce.

[edit] Kalaripayat

• Shri Narayan Mudar Suvarna - South Canara.

[edit] Motocross

• Gary Wells
• Eric Cagle
• Night of the Jumps Official FIM World Championships in Freestyle Motocross
• Katherine Prumm
• Soumik Dey official state representative super sport rider from west bengal,kolkata
• Ken De Dycker

[edit] Motorcycle Speedway

• Nigel Pearson Speedway
• 2009 Speedway Elite League

[edit] Motorsports

[edit] Motor Racing Events or Series (Defunct, Existing and Proposed)

POWRi Midgets, Min-Sprints, Micro-Sprints Demolition Events National Tour Firecracker 100 Formula 4 Late Model Series Frederik Laboyrie Moto Giro D'Italia Moto-ST OSCAAR Redex Trials Run What Ya Brung (RWYB) Super Taikyu Prodrift International Supermodified Association Midwest Supermodified Association Monza Rally - features drivers such as Valentino Rossi, Rinaldo Capello and Stefano D'Aste Toyota Indy 400 (Former CART and IRL race at California Speedway; ran from 1997-2005) New England 200 (IndyCar) (existing New England 200 page links to NA$CAR results) 1979 Trenton Twin Indy and remaining 1979 CART events Final 2 CART events of 2002 (California and Mexico City) (info available at champcarstats.com) Most 2001 CART FedEx Champ Car races 2007 Indy Japan 300 2006 Indy Japan 300 and most other 2006 IRL races Trans Am Series - seasonal pages Rio 400K or 200 (CART oval track race held at the Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquet {the oval called the Emerson Fittipaldi Speedway} from 1996-2000. Race page name could also be generalised to Indy Brazil to include the new IRL event. IndyCar's São Paulo Street Circuit (once the layout is unveiled) Speed World Challenge- seasonal pages 1951 British Formula Three season - 1963 British Formula Three season 1965 British Formula Three season - 1990 British Formula Three season 1992 British Formula Three season - 2002 British Formula Three season 1948 German Formula Three season - 2007 German Formula Three season 1964 Italian Formula Three season - 2007 Italian Formula Three season 1979 All-Japan Formula Three season - 2007 All-Japan Formula Three season 1987 Formula Three Sudamericana season - 2010 Formula Three Sudamericana season 2001 Asian Formula Three season 2002 Asian Formula Three season 2003 Asian Formula Three season 2004 Asian Formula Three season 2005 Asian Formula Three season 2006 Asian Formula Three season 2007 Asian F3 Pacific Series season 2007–08 Asian F3 Pacific Series season 2001 Spanish Formula Three season 2002 Spanish Formula Three season 2003 Spanish Formula Three season 2004 Spanish Formula Three season 2005 Spanish Formula Three season 2006 Spanish Formula Three season 1983 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1984 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1985 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1986 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1987 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1988 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1989 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1990 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1991 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1992 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1993 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1994 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1995 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1996 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1997 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1998 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1999 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 2000 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 2001 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 2002 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 2003 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 2004 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 2005 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 2006 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 2007 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 2008 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 2010 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 1999 Australian Formula 3 Championship 2000 Australian Formula 3 Championship 2001 Australian Formula 3 Championship 2003 Australian Formula 3 Championship 2004 Australian Formula 3 Championship 2005 Australian Drivers' Championship 2006 Australian Drivers' Championship 2010 Australian Drivers' Championship 1974 Formula Atlantic season - 1995 Formula Atlantic season 2010 Indy Lights season (schedule was announced on indycar.com, Plowman and Kimball go to Andretti/AFS)

1973 Japanese Formula 2000 season 1974 Japanese Formula 2000 season 1975 Japanese Formula 2000 season 1976 Japanese Formula 2000 season 1977 Japanese Formula 2000 season 1978 Japanese Formula Two season 1979 Japanese Formula Two season 1980 Japanese Formula Two season 1981 Japanese Formula Two season 1982 Japanese Formula Two season 1983 Japanese Formula Two season 1984 Japanese Formula Two season 1985 Japanese Formula Two season 1999 Star Mazda Championship season 2000 Star Mazda Championship season 2001 Star Mazda Championship season 2002 Star Mazda Championship season 2003 Star Mazda Championship season 2004 Star Mazda Championship season 2005 Star Mazda Championship season 2006 Star Mazda Championship season 2007 Star Mazda Championship season 2008 Star Mazda Championship season 1998 Formula Palmer Audi season 1999 Formula Palmer Audi season 2000 Formula Palmer Audi season 2001 Formula Palmer Audi season 2002 Formula Palmer Audi season 2003 Formula Palmer Audi season 2004 Formula Palmer Audi season 2005 Formula Palmer Audi season 2010 Formula Palmer Audi season 1971 Formula Renault seasons - 2000 Formula Renault seasons 2002 Formula Nissan 2000 season 2003 World Series Lights season 1991 Rencontres Internationales de Formule Renault season 1992 Rencontres Internationales de Formule Renault season 1993 Eurocup Formula Renault season 1994 Eurocup Formula Renault season 1995 Eurocup Formula Renault season 1996 Eurocup Formula Renault season 1997 Eurocup Formula Renault season 1998 Eurocup Formula Renault season 1999 Eurocup Formula Renault season 2000 Formula Renault 2000 Eurocup season 2003 Formula Renault 2000 Masters season 1979 TC 2000 season - 2003 TC 2000 season 1984 Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft season 1985 Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft season 1986 Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft season 1987 Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft season 1988 Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft season 1989 Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft season 1990 Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft season 1991 Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft season 1992 Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft season 1993 Porsche Supercup season 1994 Porsche Supercup season 1995 Porsche Supercup season 1996 Porsche Supercup season 1997 Porsche Supercup season 1998 Porsche Supercup season 1999 Porsche Supercup season 2000 Porsche Supercup season 2001 Porsche Supercup season 2002 Porsche Supercup season 2003 Porsche Supercup season 2004 Porsche Supercup season 2005 Porsche Supercup season 2005 Eurocup Mégane Trophy season 2006 Eurocup Mégane Trophy season 2007 Eurocup Mégane Trophy season 2008 Eurocup Mégane Trophy season 2009 Eurocup Mégane Trophy season 2010 Eurocup Mégane Trophy season 2010 Asian Le Mans Series season 2009–10 New Zealand V8 season 2010 Porsche Carrera Cup Great Britain 2010 Swedish Touring Car Championship season 2010 F4 Eurocup 1.6 season 2010 Formula Renault UK season 2010 Formula BMW Pacific season 2010 Race of Champions 2010 Korea Super Prix 2010 European Touring Car Cup 2010 Supersport World Championship season 2004 Formula D season 2005 Formula D season 2006 Formula D season

[edit] Motor Racing Circuits

If possible, please try to give the name of the actual circuit and not the name of the race (i.e. Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari (circuit) rather than San Marino GP (race), or Circuito de Guia (circuit) rather than Macau GP (race)).

Alemannenring Mar del Plata Street Circuit Circuit Jules Tacheny Caen Grand Prix Circuit de Chimay Favorita Park Yahuarcocha Circuit

Marchbanks Mas du Clos Neva Ring Rijeka race track Autodromo di Siracusa Tulln-Langenlebarn Cascais street circuit

Val de Vienne George V Paris Oakleigh Go-Kart Racing Club Himalayan Car Rally - Himalayan Car Rally Monsoon Car Rally - Monsoon Car Rally Alpine Trial - Motor Rally Urban Rally Challenge - Urban Rally Challenge

[edit] Motor Racing Drivers

[edit] A1GP Drivers

• Takis Kaitatzis
• Nikos Zakos

[edit] Italian/Euro Formula 3000 Drivers

• Marcelo Battistuzzi DriverDB
• Peter Boss DriverDB
• Gabriele Lancieri DriverDB
• Werner Lupberger DriverDB

[edit] Other Significant Formula Racing Drivers

Ignazio Belluardo Julien Beltoise Dane Cameron Salvatore Cicatelli Sergey Chukanov Paolo Coloni Matteo Davenia Alexander Grau Robert Hall (appeared on Dragon's Den)

Stefanos Kamitsakis Katsutomo Kaneishi Jaroslav Kostelecky Etienne van der Linde Nico Monien Stefan Neuburger Max Nilsson Marco Oberhauser Markus Pommer

Patrick Reiterer Dennis Retera Diogo Castro Santos Toby Scheckter Kelvin Snoeks Frank Stippler Rafael Suzuki David Terrien Massimo Torre

[edit] Stock Car Drivers

• Tony Spanos - Australian who made 1 NASCAR Cup start, finishing 18th, at Martinsville in April 1987
• Adam Clarke (racing driver) - Australian who made 2 NASCAR Truck Series starts in 2002
• Terry Byers - Australian who made 5 NASCAR Cup starts in 1989/90
• Christine Beckers - Female driver from Belgium who made 1 NASCAR Cup start in 1977
• Lothar Motschenbacher - German who made 1 NASCAR Cup start in 1970
• Fritz Schultz - German who made 1 NASCAR Cup start in 1971
• John Graham (racing driver) - Northern Ireland born driver who made 10 NASCAR Nationwide starts from 2004-2007
• Antonio Perez (racing driver) - Mexican who made 2 NASCAR Nationwide start in 2007/08
• Patrick Goeters - Mexican who made 1 NASCAR Nationwide start in 2006
• Rafael Martinez (racing driver) - Mexican who made 2 NASCAR Nationwide starts in 2005 and 2008
• Ruben Garcia Novoa - Mexican who made 1 NASCAR Nationwide start in 2005
• Larry Pollard - Canadian who made 4 NASCAR Cup and 98 Nationwide starts between 1985 and 1990
• Buddie Boys - Canadian who made 3 NASCAR Cup starts in 1984/86
• Jack Donohue (racing driver) - Canadian who made 5 NASCAR Cup starts in 1974/76
• John Banks (racing driver) - Canadian who made 4 NASCAR Cup starts in 1974/75
• Jack Simpson (racing driver) - Canadian who made 3 NASCAR Cup starts in 1973/78
• Les Covey - Canadian who made 7 NASCAR Cup starts in 1972
• Serge Adams - Canadian who made 3 NASCAR Cup starts in 1968
• Nick Rampling - Canadian who made 3 NASCAR Cup starts in 1966
• Jim Bray (racing driver) - Canadian who made 15 NASCAR Cup starts in 1962/74
• Dick Foley - Canadian who made 7 NASCAR Cup starts in 1957/60
• Norman Schihl - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Cup starts in 1956
• Jim Wilson (racing driver) - Canadian who made 3 NASCAR Cup starts in 1955/56
• Wally Branston - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Cup start in 1954
• Leo Bergeron - Canadian who made 2 NASCAR Cup starts in 1953
• Geoffrey Dessault - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Cup start in 1953
• Lloyd Shaw (racing driver) - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Cup start in 1953
• Albert Lemieux (racing driver) - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Cup start in 1952
• Allen Heath - Canadian who made 4 NASCAR Cup starts in 1951/54 and was the first foreign born driver to race at Cup level
• Mike MacKenzie - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Nationwide start in 2007
• Kat Teasdale - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Nationwide start in 1998
• Rick Bye - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Nationwide start in 1995
• Victor Sifton - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Nationwide start in 1995
• Pierre Bourque (racing driver) - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Truck start in 2007
• Kevin Dowler - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Truck start in 2004
• Teri MacDonald - Canadian who made 7 NASCAR Truck starts in 2002/07
• Jason Thom - Canadian who made 6 NASCAR Truck starts in 2000/02
• Robbie Thompson - Canadian who made 2 NASCAR Truck start in 1999/00
• Raul Cilloniz - Peruvian who made 2 NASCAR Cup starts in 1959
• Jackson Humanic - American teenager who has broken records in Dirt Oval Stock Car Racing in 2006/08
• Jack Bowsher - ARCA Series 3x Champion 1963,64,65 and 5x Car Owner Champion 1x USAC Stock Car Owner Champion with AJ Foyt as Driver
• Steve Seligman - North Carolina native who attempted, but failed to qualify for, several 1996 NASCAR Winston Cup Series races
• Jerrod Sessler - Washington native who made many NASCAR regional touring series starts in 1999/07 races

[edit] Australian/NZ Drivers David Oxton Shane Tucker

[edit] Female Drivers Gwendolyn Hertzberger Jackie Weiss

[edit] Touring Car Drivers Vincent Bayle Peter Cunningham (race car driver)

[edit] Motor Racing Teams

Auto Sport Racing Avtodom Racing Azeta Racing Borousan Otomotiv Motorsport Brant Motorsports Bull Racing CEK Racing Československý Motorsport Champ Motorsport CMS Operations CO2 Motorsport DB Motorsport Drumel Motorsport Dyna Ten Motorsport EC Motorsport Eifelland Racing

Equipe Serge Saulnier Elgh Motorsport ELK Motorsport Equipe TekProm Facondini Racing G-Tec GD Racing GDL Racing GP Racing HBR Motorsport HS Technik Motorsport JAS Motorsport Jo Zeller Racing Josef Kaufmann Racing KMS Mortorsport Koiranen Bros Motorsport

Kolles & Heinz Union Kosifler Motorsport Lauderbach Motorsport LD Autosport Lohmann Motorsports Lukoil Racing Team Meycom Monaco Motorsport Petrol GT Racing Team Peugeot Sport Denmark Q8 Oils Hache Team Pole Services Poulsen Motorsport RS-Line Sport Scuderia del Girasole Scuderia La Torre

Sighinolfi Autoracing SL Formula Racing Swiss Racing Team Teamcraft Motorsport Team Costa Rica Team E-Rain Team Formula Sport Team Great Wall Team Lazarus Team Martello Team Midland Euroseries TFS-Yaco Racing Thunder Asia Racing T-Sport Zerocinque Motorsport

• BFR Motorsports - Race team based in Lutherville, MD competing in Sports Car Club of America National competition.
• Chub Frank-World of Outlaws Late Models driver[51]
• Jim Hall Racing, former CART IndyCar team, drivers included John Andretti, Teo Fabi, and, finally, Gil de Ferran
• Hayhoe Racing - Early 1990's CART team employing Jimmy Vasser in his early IndyCar career before signing with Chip Ganassi Racing
• American Spirit Team Johansson - CART and Indy Lights team owned by ex-F1 and CART competitor Stefan Johansson (some info available within Johansson's page)
• Luigi Racing - Raced BMW[52][53] and Alfa Romeo[54][55][56] in ETCC, Le Mans 24 Hours[57] and Spa 24 Hours[58][59].
• SL Motorsport - I believe they currently compete in the Kumho BMW Championship
• Team Broken Man - Endurance driving Team.
• Team TEZ - Australian Motorcycle Racing and Riding Club
• BimmerWorld Racing - Speed World Challenge competitor and race winner owned by James Clay http://www.bimmerworldracing.com
• Mustang Racers Car Club - Ford Mustang Owners Race Car Club http://mustangracers.com/
• Top 1 Ack Attack - Motorcycle land speed racing team. (current record holders / FIM certification 360.913 mph)
• Rocky Robinson - http://www.rocky-robinson.com

[edit] Other

• Doug Domokos - Nicknamed "the Wheelie King" In the American Motorcycle hall of fame. Has had Guinness world records for longest wheelie (145 miles). Traveled worldwide performing at hundreds of shows and was sponsored by Honda and Kawasaki during his career. Wrote a popular book on how to perform stunts. Wheelied on the empire state building. Appeared in movies such as cannonball run.
• Intercontinental Formula - A set of rules for single-seater racing for outdated F1 material with 3.0 L engines, used in the 1961 season, tangentially served as the basis for Tasman Series 2.5 L rules.
• Armco (As in the barrier, not the company to which "Armco" currently re-directs)
• 7-post shaker rig
• Scott A Robinson
• Eddie Gossage - owner of the Texas Motor Speedway
• James Ince - Former NASCAR crew chief, led many drivers to best finishes, thousands of articles on Google. Crew chief for drivers Ted Musgrave, Ernie Irvan, Jeff Burton, Johnny Benson and others.
• Buddy Parrott - Served as Richard Petty's crew chief after Steve Hmiel left for another team. Winning crew chief in the 1990 Daytona 500 with driver Derrike Cope. Moved to Team Penske and won 10 races in 1993 with Rusty Wallace. Joined Roush Racing and Jeff Burton in 1996. Sons Todd and Brad are also NASCAR crew chiefs.
• Gordon Brown (racer) - (req. prior 2008-04-02) - (1938-2003), Canadian race car driver and inventor of the automotive restraint net.
• Virginia Beach Beast - First Monster Tank/ First and Second Monster Tank Rollover. (USHRA Monster Tank)
• W. Hulsey Smith- NASCAR, IndyCar, Harding Road, Team Owner- A young enterpernureal team owner in NASCAR Nationwide Series and IndyCar who founded Harding Road with a partner David Gravelle. Harding Road is based in Dallas, and a recent article was published about Smith in the May 15th issue of American Way Magizine. Referecne http://www.americanwaymag.com/05152009
• Ed Lynch Jr., Sprint Car driver
• Velocity 17 - an indoor kart racing track in Maywood, New Jersey which uses electric go karts produced by Bowman Leisure Karts LTD [60]. Open for the public to race on the track against one another with a timing system in place by Supersport Timing [61]. Also includes a virtual racing center which is powered by rFactor. Formerly included a virtual air combat simulator as well as a tactical weapons scenario center which will be returning for exclusive use by law enforcement. Near future additions include a pedal car track for children who are too small for the electric karts.
• Andrew Craig - CART CEO from 1994 to 2000, before being replaced by Bobby Rahal and then Joseph Heitzler.
• Dunlop bridge - more than 6 circuits worldwide have them including the mmost famous of all Le Mans and Donington Park, plus the Donington Park demolition of the bridge recently have been a subject of debate/outcry.

[edit] Orienteering

• Thierry Georgiou
• Bloomer's Challenge http://www.prominentpeaks.org.uk/Bloomers_Challenge.aspx
• The Innway to...

[edit] Powerlifting

• Parvinder singh (Powerlifter)
• György Korda

[edit] Rodeo

• 29 Cochise 2008 World Champion Bucking Bull in the CBR. 2008 Bull Of The Finals in the CBR World Finals. 2007 CBR World Finals Champion Bounty Bull. Bull Of The Finals of the 2007 National Finals Rodeo for the PRCA. Reserve Bull Of The Finals of the 2008 National Finals Rodeo for the PRCA. PBR short go bull. First bull in history to qualify for all 3 major bullriding Wrold Finals in Las Vegas in the same year, including the PBR FINALS, CBR FINALS, NATIONAL FINALS RODEO. One of the most famous and feared bucking bulls in history by the cowboys. Owned and raised by Tut Henry of Gonzales, La. Sired by 497 Automatic and out of a dam sired by A6. 29 Cochise is a fast spinning, powerful 1500 lb horned bull white in color with painted spots of black, red, and brown. [62] [63] [64] [65] [66]

Everett Bowman Roy Cooper (rodeo) Clay Carr Roy Duvall

Cheyenne Givens Alice Greenough Deb Greenough L.J. Jenkins

Bill Linderman Kenny McLean Gus Pickett Smokey Snyder

Jim Tescher Leonard Ward (rodeo) Marty Wood Chuck Sheppard Nancy Sheppard

[edit] Roller Skating

Skating Vanities [edit] Roller Skaters Caroline Mirelli Patrick Venerucci Beatrice Palazzi Rossi

Luca D'Alisera Leonardo Leinhard Eto Yasutoko Takesweri Yasutoko Luca Lallai Heather Mulkey James Wilson (roller skater) Roberto Riva

Tanja Romano David Jaques Francois Escritoire Scott Cohen (roller skater) Eric Anderson (roller skater) Ilenia Baldisser Nathalie Heinz Adam White (roller skater)

Melissa Quinn Vega Vendetta Brian Aragon Dre Powell Mike Johnson (roller skater) Julian Bah Franky Morales

[edit] Rowing

• Flyweight Rowing - the weight class below lightweight, generally with a maximum of 145lbs in male categories.
• Rowing Specific Training
• Red Rose Crew
• Canadian Indoor Rowing Championships
• Lea Rowing Club - a successful rowing club on the river Lea in London, England.
• Royal Students Boat Club "Njord" - The oldest student boat club in the Netherlands (1874)
• Great Miami Rowing - New rowing club in Hamilton Ohio

[edit] Rowers Guenter Beutter Ned Kittoe Amy Fuller

Thomas Bohrer Dan (D'Hop) Hopkins Richard Chambers (Rower) James Lindsay-Finn

Glen Loftus Peter MacGowan Rika Geyser Alex Kolls

Mike Stanley (Rower) Remy Bricka - walked/rowed across the Atlantic. [edit] Rowing Teams Winter Park Crew

[edit] Rugby

Other requested articles are listed at Wikipedia:WikiProject Rugby union/Requests

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