Linda Tan, who is attempting to be Singapore’s first woman to summit Mount Everest, has been diagnosed with a chest infection and has descended to Pangboche, a village about 1000m below Everest Base Camp. ...

The day I tore my ACL while playing football is forever seared into my memory. It was March, 2002. I jumped up to head a ball but a stronger opponent out-muscled me, sending me hurtling back to the ground while my left leg was fully extended. I heard two popping sounds echo inside my head. Then the most excruciating pain swept over me. ...

If you are looking for a spectator sport that is capable of arousing all 5 human senses, look no further than drifting. With the visual spectacle of high-speed cars, the smell of smoke, and the sounds of souped-up engines mingled with cheers, it was no wonder Singapore’s first-ever Formula Drift Championship drew a sell-out crowd of 11,000 enthusiastic spectators. ...

It was all about the cars, the drivers and the skill. And the 11,000 spectators who showed up at the Changi Exhibition Centre to witness Singapore's first-ever Formula Drift were not disappointed. ...

Despite catching the flu and facing weather and political uncertainties, Linda Tan is in good spirits and making steady progress. ...

Daniel Plews emerged from the water in second place behind Clement Chow but a fast run helped him overhaul Chow to win the sprint biathlon at the inaugural Singapore Sprint Series. ...

Red Sports are on an islandwide hunt for youths – yes you! – who are spilling over with enthusiasm and passion for sports to be part of Red Sports’ inaugural internship program: REDaction! In fact, it got a mention by Channel NewsAsia a few days ago. ...