Exclusives

Ferrari has unveiled its 2018 Formula One car -- the SF71-H -- at an event at its headquarters in Maranello. After challenging Mercedes for the title and falling short in 2017, high expectations surround the new car as the team aims to end its ten-year championship drought by the end of the season. It also carries the championship hopes of Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen, with Vettel aiming to beat Lewis Hamilton to a fifth career title this year.

Nigeria’s bobsled team of Seun Adigun and Akuoma Omeoga made history on Tuesday as they finished 20th in official Heats 1 and 2 on Tuesday at the 2018 Winter Olympics Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea. The pair finished with a time of 52.21 second in Heat 1 and 52.55 in Heat 2 as against the time of 52.96 and 53.60 seconds recorded in Sunday’s training Heats 3 and 4.

Although Real Madrid defeated Paris Saint Germain (PSG) 3-1 in the First leg of the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday, PSG young forward, Kylian Mbappe has averred that the tie is far from over as Madrid would be visiting Paris for the second leg. Mbappe who took to his Instagram page to express his optimism wrote;

AfroBasket 2017 vice champions, Nigeria’s D’ Tigers arrived Bamako, Mali on Monday for this weekend’s FIBA World Cup 2019 qualifiers against Uganda, Rwanda and host Mali. The Nigeria team coached by Alex Nwora and assisted by Abdulrahman Mohammed will commence training today at the Paliase de Sports, Salamouto Maiga and determined to make a difference.

Red Bull Racing has revealed the car it hopes will take it to the 2018 Formula One World Championship. It's the third team to reveal its car for this season, following Haas and Williams. Sticking with its existing naming scheme, the car is called the RB14 and may well be the last Red Bull to use Renault power units.

Former club of Sunday Oliseh, Fortuna Sittard, has threatened to take legal action against the former Super Eagles’s star over his claims that the Dutch second division club wanted him to violate the law. The club in a statement said they had fired him for “innumerable culpable acts” and a “disrupted employment relationship” with the players and other employees on Wednesday. The club denied that they decided to part ways with the Nigerian due to his “refusal to participate in illegal activities.”