Cyclist Lance Armstrong will make his first visit to South Africa early next year for the Unite 4 Health charity campaign.

South Africa's first America's Cup Team Shosholoza scooped the SA Sports Team of the Year title at the SA Sports Awards ceremony.

The final countdown has begun for A1 Grand Prix of Nations in Durban of January 29 2006, as the sale of the tickets has started.

After a long period of preparation, Egypt opens its doors to the African soccer teams participating in the African Cup 2006.

The postponement of the Indonesian leg of the A1 Grand Prix of Nations has left Cape Town's Stephen Simpson to ponder his chances.

The following drivers have been named for the South African leg of the A1 Grand Prix of Nations, held in Durban.

Jos Verstappen of the Netherlands won the SA A1 Grand Prix, taking the lead on the final lap of the Durban Street circuit.

The 10 soccer stadiums that will be used for the FIFA Soccer World Cup in 2010 have been announced.

Lourenford Wine Estate will host the Investec Private Bank Polo Showdown, be the first polo fixture in the Western Cape.

Portugal's 2004 European Champions League winners Porto will play games against Jomo Cosmos and Bloemfontein Celtic in May 2006.

The South African A1 team received an award in China, for Durban pulling off the "Best Presented Event" of the A1 calendar.

The Red Bull Big Wave Africa at the Dungeons in Hout Bay, one of the world's largest surfing competitions, enters it's 8th year.

The South African team is the new ISA Masters World Champion nation at the Porta del Sol ISA World Masters Surfing Championships

Quiksilver SA has announced a new six-star World Qualifying Series surfing event, the Quiksilver Pro Africa...

The main Cape Town fan park for the 2010 Soccer World Cup is likely to be at the Grand Parade

The contract for the construction of the new multi-purpose Soccer stadium in Green Point was awarded to a joint venture

A new sports facility in Gansbaai (just outside Cape Town) has been identified as a fan park for the Fifa 2010 World Cup

Gauteng will use the 2010 FIFA World Cup as a platform to translate football into a successful business to boost sport tourism

Preparations for 2010 World Cup include Fan Park, The Johannesburg Soccerex and Opening Game Reserve

A shortage of tickets rather than high prices will hamper South Africans who want to see any of the 2010 Soccer World Cup matches