Damien McCartney

1 week ago | nine.com.au | Damien McCartney

1 | Lewis Hamilton$195,548Hamilton is the highest-earning driver online, earning close to $200,000 with every post. Hamilton was already the most-followed driver on the F1 grid, but his follower count exploded further last February after news of his Ferrari switch broke. Outside F1, the Brit has become heavily involved in fashion, beauty and lifestyle, and he has an endorsement deal with Dior. He is also an activist and has dabbled in music.

1 week ago | nine.com.au | Damien McCartney

It's one of the most iconic photos in modern NRL history. Then-Bulldogs captain James Graham with his curled finger in the face of referee Gerard Sutton – he felt pointing was rude – as David Klemmer furiously bellows next to him. In commentary for Nine, Eels legend Peter Sterling declared the end of the 2015 Good Friday clash – or Bad Friday as it would come to be known – "the most unbelievable final five minutes of a game" he had ever seen.

1 week ago | nine.com.au | Damien McCartney |Sophie Wisely

Several storylines have emerged from the first four races of the F1 season. Does Oscar Piastri have Lando Norris' measure? Is Max Verstappen on his way out of Red Bull? What on earth happened to Liam Lawson, wasn't he supposed to be good? And why is Lewis Hamilton still sulking even though he's being paid a squillion dollars to drive for Ferrari? Wide World of Sports has sat down and done a deep dive on the state of play from the first month of the F1 season.

1 week ago | nine.com.au | Damien McCartney

Lachlan Galvin is untenable at the Wests Tigers and he should leave Concord now, according to league legend Phil Gould. The 19-year-old still has 18 months left on his contract with the joint venture, but Gould believes the reaction to the news as well as the damage caused by his reported feelings toward coach Benji Marshall should prompt the club to allow him to leave early.

1 week ago | nine.com.au | Damien McCartney

The green jacketMcIlroy later admitted he had his doubts this moment would ever come. "This is my 17th time (to Augusta), and I started to wonder if it would ever be my time," he said in Butler Cabin. "The last 10 years, coming here with the burden of the grand slam on my shoulders and trying to achieve that ... I'm wondering what we're all going to talk about going into into next year's Masters.