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(E) Croatian Al Miller on Indy 500
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Croatian Al Miller on Indy 500 This photograph taken on Indiannapolis Motor Speedway in 1967 will probably make every Croat's heart skip a beat, until they realize it can't be *that*. Well, can't it? This is car is Gerhardt-Ford entered by Walter 'Willy' Weir for Indy 500 in '67, sponsored by Cleaver-Brooks. The car was never a contender but Weir nevertheless invited Italian Grand Prix driver Lorenzo Bandini to drive it for
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(E) Janica Kostelic of Croatia celebrates historic moment
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Janica winning Super G, makes history Croatia's Janica Kostelic claimed her first World Cup super-G victory on Sunday to become the first woman with wins in six different disciplines on the skiing circuit. Janica Kostelic of Croatia celebrates in the finish area after winning an Alpine Ski World Cup Women's super-g race, in Bad Kleinkirchheim, Austria, Sunday, Jan. 15, 2006.(AP Photo/Giovanni Auletta) &n
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(E) Croatia's Janica Kostelic makes history with World Cup super-G win
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Janica Kostelic makes history with World Cup super-G win Kostelic bests Bent in women's downhill. Croatia's Janica Kostelic claimed her first World Cup super-G victory on Sunday to become the first woman with wins in six different disciplines on the skiing circuit. Kostelic conquered the course in Bad Kleinkirchheim, Austria, in one minute 9.41 seconds. She finished .10 seconds ahead of Austrians Michaela Dorfmeister and Alexandr
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(E) Croatia eyes another rising soccer star
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Croatia eyes another rising soccer star14:09 2006-01-11Croatia's soccer federation has its eye on another Australian-born player of Croatian descent. Croatian soccer chief Vlatko Markovic is interested in 17-year-old Mathew Spiranovic for the World Cup-bound Croatian national squad, according to the leading sports daily Sportske Novosti. Spiranovic, who was recently accepted into Australian Institute of Sport development program, is describ
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(E,H) Janica Kostelic leads the World Cup 2005-2006
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JANICA KOSTELIĆ DRUGA U MARIBORU JANICA KOSTELIĆ LEADING THE WORLD CUP Unplanned day off gives Kostelic recovery time SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 2006 MARIBOR, Slovenia Janica Kostelic got an extra day to nurse her swollen right hand before she resumed her quest to beat Sweden's Anja Paerson for the overall World Cup title. A giant slalom race in Maribor, Slovenia, had been canceled on S
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(E,H) IVAN LJUBICIC WINS IN CHENNAI
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LJUBICIC WINS IN CHENNAI Ivan Ljubicic claimed victory in Sunday's final at the Chennai Open. Ljubicic, the top seed from Croatia, proved too strong for Carlos Moya, the former world number one from Spain.Ljubicic was made to work for the first set, edging the third seed 8-6 in a tie-break.However, the second set was somewhat easier with Ljubicic taking it 6-2 to wrap up victory.Ljubicic comes into 2006 off his best ever year whe
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(E) Stipe Drews Light Heavyweight European Champion
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Stipe Drews, 32, of CroatiaLight Heavyweight European Champion Stipe Drews, 32, of Croatia poses after his victory against Antonio Brancalion of Italy during their Light Heavyweight European Championship fight in Munich January 7, 2006. Drews won the fight by points. REUTERS/Michaela Rehle Light Heavyweight Stipe Drews, 32, of Croatia celebrates his victory against Antonio Brancalion of Italy during their Li
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(E) Oregon State's Sasa Cuic (15) from Croatia dunk against California
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Oregon State's Sasa Cuic (15) from Croatia Oregon State's Sasa Cuic (15) from Croatia, and teammate Marcel Jones react after Cuic's dunk against California late in the second half of an NCAA basketball game, Saturday, Jan. 7, 2006 in Berkeley, Calif. Oregon State won 72-64. (AP Photo/Dino Vournas)
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(E) Kostelic Captivates Croatia With a Slalom Run for the Ages
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Kostelic Captivates Croatia With a Slalom Run for the Ages By NATHANIEL VINTONPublished: January 6, 2006ZAGREB, Croatia, Jan. 5 - Janica Kostelic lost a ski pole while pushing out of the starting gate but still managed to finish third in a World Cup slalom race in her homeland on Thursday. Kostelic was the main draw for the 25,000 fans who braved the cold at Sljeme, a small ski area just north of Zagreb, the capital. Thousands more watched
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