Tom Cary

Wales

Senior Sports Correspondent at The Telegraph

Senior sports correspondent at the Telegraph

Articles

Rory McIlroy to back up Masters victory

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tom Cary |Daniel Zeqiri |Frankie Christou |Oliver Brown

James Corrigan: Justin RoseIt verges on the insulting that the Englishman is 125-1 with one bookmaker for this week. He has finished second in the last two majors and is world No 16. He is the only player in the field who has finished in the top 15 in each of the last five US PGAs. He has good form around Quail Hollow. He should not be a dark horse - but he is.
Cycling great Bradley Wiggins admits cocaine addiction after retiring

1 day ago | nzherald.co.nz | Tom Cary

Sir Bradley Wiggins was declared bankrupt last year. Photo / Getty ImagesSir Bradley Wiggins has revealed that Lance Armstrong reached out to help during his recovery from being a “functioning addict” who did “a s***load of cocaine”. Wiggins, 45, has opened up on the extent of his self-harm post-retirement in his new book, The Chain, and in an interview with The Observer has revealed his children feared he would kill himself until he quit using cocaine a year ago.
Sir Bradley Wiggins: I was a functioning cocaine addict

2 days ago | aol.co.uk | Tom Cary

Sir Bradley Wiggins has revealed that he was a “functioning addict” doing “a s---load of cocaine” until he quit a year ago. Wiggins, 45, has opened up on the extent of his self-harm post-retirement in his new book, The Chain, in an excerpt that appeared in The Observer, revealing his children feared he would kill himself. Wiggins, who became the first British rider to win the Tour de France in 2012, struggled to cope with his sudden fame.
Josh Tarling lands Giro d’Italia stage win after agonising wait

4 days ago | msn.com | Tom Cary

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Josh Tarling lands Giro d'Italia stage win after agonising wait

4 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tom Cary

Tarling might well have won the Olympic gold medal last summer. Even with his puncture he was only 27 seconds slower than the gold medal winner Remco Evenepoel, of Belgium. It is difficult to quantify the time lost not only switching a bike, but also decelerating and accelerating. But no one would have begrudged him coming out on the right side of a tight one this time. "I was afraid of all the favourites.
The Russian oligarch, the arrested brother and the man at centre of an F1 storm

4 days ago | ca.sports.yahoo.com | Tom Cary

The Russian oligarch, the arrested brother and the man at centre of an F1 stormUp until the start of this week no one outside of Formula One or motorsport had heard of Oliver Oakes. In the space of a few days that has changed. Oakes’s abrupt resignation from his role as team principal at Alpine F1 on Tuesday garnered headlines across sport, mainly because of the presumed involvement of Flavio Briatore.
The Russian oligarch, the arrested brother and the man at centre of an F1 storm

4 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tom Cary

From The King's School to karting championGrowing up in Norfolk, he grew up in the motorsport world. Oakes's father Billy was the founder and owner of the now-defunct F1 team Formula Renault, as well as the British F3 team Eurotek Motorsport. By the age of four, Oakes was driving karts. And while he was a pupil at The King's School, formerly known as King's Ely, he found enough time to take his karting extremely seriously, becoming the British Open champion in the sport twice.
Revealed: Oliver Oakes resigned days after brother arrested with ‘large amount of cash’

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Tom Cary

Oliver Oakes, who resigned abruptly as Alpine Formula One team principal this week, did so just days after his brother William, a fellow director at Hitech Grand Prix, was arrested. The Telegraph can reveal that William Oakes, 31, who is listed as a director of Hitech Grand Prix on Companies House, was arrested in the Silverstone Park area last Thursday, and charged with “transferring criminal property” last Friday. He was in possession of a large amount of cash, according to police.
Oliver Oakes resigned days after brother arrested with 'large amount of cash'

6 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tom Cary |Ben Rumsby

Oliver Oakes, who resigned abruptly as Alpine Formula One team principal earlier this week, did so just days after his brother William, a fellow director at Hitech Grand Prix, was arrested. The Telegraph can reveal that William Oakes, 31, who is listed as a director of Hitech Grand Prix on Companies House, was arrested in the Silverstone Park area last Thursday, and charged with "transferring criminal property" last Friday. He was in possession of a large amount of cash, according to police.
Flavio Briatore back in charge of F1 team - and still capable of causing chaos

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Tom Cary

Flavio Briatore is back in charge of a Formula One team after Oliver Oakes resigned as Alpine team principal on Tuesday. Briton Oakes stood down from the French team after an apparent disagreement with the Italian, the team’s executive adviser, over the decision to drop driver Jack Doohan.