Interviews with sports personalities
The Kona Ironman is the pinnacle event for triathletes. Unlike most triathlon events, just because you can pay doesn't mean you can take part. Shawn Ann Leong is one such talented Singaporean woman who qualified outright for a spot in the women's 50-54 years category in the 2009 Kona Ironman at the age of 50.
Three of Singapore’s BMX riders were in action during the inaugural Singapore Mountain Bike Carnival 2010 held at the newly-built Tampines Bike Park. Despite the unbearable heat and stiff competition, they still managed a good showing at the BMX events in what is a relatively new sport in Singapore.
Arsego resigned his position as head coach of the Slingers to return to Australia to be with his family. Before he left, he gave this exclusive interview to Red Sports.
Yu Bee Ling, 26 and Tan Khiok Sing, 29 are among the top netball umpires in Singapore. Here are their stories.
Singapore will play against Iran in a crucial AFC Asian Cup qualifer on Wednesday, January 6th at the National Stadium. National footballer Hariss Harun, 19, shares his thoughts on the game.
Tan Wearn Haw, 31, is a Singaporean sailor who has competed in the America's Cup and World Match Racing Tour with professional teams.
Dr Benedict Tan is a former national sailor who is also a three-time Sportsman of the Year. Since he stopped sailing, he has made a successful transition to the marathon and was the third-fastest local in the 2008 Singapore Marathon. Enrico Varella interviews him prior to the official launch of his new book - "Run For Your Life! - The Complete Marathon Guide".
If you're keen to find out what's it like to be a professional basketball player, join us next Monday at 8pm right here on Red Sports.
