JACK DOOHAN’S PLACE in F1 has been a long time coming. After finishing third in the 2023 F2 championship, Doohan spent two seasons waiting in the wings as Alpine’s reserve driver, ready to take his chance when an opportunity presented itself. Finally, that opportunity...
DYSON DANIELS IS crouched low in his defensive stance, all arms and legs, blocking my path to the hoop. It’s a sight playmakers around the NBA have come, if not to fear, then certainly respect. But today I’m treating Daniels like he’s a dad in my regular Saturday...
DANA WHITE'S LATEST brain child; Power Slap – a slap fighting championship which sees contenders stand opposite each other and take a swing to see who can inflict the most damage, has caused a stir, especially amongst medical professionals. Researchers have analysed...
THERE ARE FEW athletes with better resumés than Beauden Barrett. The dynamic fly-half scored the match-clinching try to become a world cup champion at the age of just 24, won consecutive World Rugby player of the year awards in 2016 and 2017, is only 22 games off...
THERE’S A TOUCH of Clark Kent about Tristan Knowles. When Men’s Health manages to catch up with the soon-to-be six-time Paralympian, it’s during a break from his unassuming day job as a financial advice manager at AIA Australia. He might not carry the gravitas of a...
The first green flag of the 2024 F1 season will be waved in less than 48 hours at the Bahrain Grand Prix. With multiple practice runs already completed, the field is starting to take shape and we can begin to construct where this one is heading.
With the season opening double header set to kick-off in Las Vegas this weekend, it’s about time you get up to speed on all that’s been going on in rugby league.
Will Max Verstappen cruise to another easy championship victory? Will Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes be able to set aside their differences for one last push? How will the Aussies factor into it? We’ve answered all your most pressing questions and more. Here’s everything you need to know about the 2024 Formula 1 season.
Not bothered to binge all of Drive To Survive’s sixth season before the Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend? Not to worry, we’ve done it for you. These are the dramatic moments and crucial storylines revealed in the series that will influence the outcome of the 2024 F1 season and beyond.
Driven by a cause he believes to be worthy of any physical undertaking, starting next month, Sean Bell is going to circumnavigate Australia on foot. He caught up with Men’s Health to discuss what motivates him, the method behind his madness, and the mindset he believes can benefit every runner—even those not running around a continent.
Discover the thrill of intense on-water competition as we dive deep into the world of SailGP.
Following a year that saw Max Verstappen’s dominance grow rather than wane, with Red Bull winning all but one race, Drive To Survive will have to look beyond pole position to find dramatic storylines. But there’s no reason to believe the series’ sixth season will be any less thrilling.
After winning back-to-back surfing world championships, Filipe Toledo has announced he won’t go for a threepeat. Instead, the 28-year-old is taking the year off to address his mental health. Toledo isn’t the first athlete to prioritise mental health over trophies in recent years, and there’s a lesson in there for the rest of us.
As Whittaker prepares to face Paulo Costa, Aussie fight fans are on the edge of their seats, wondering if he can reclaim his former glory.
The Aussie champion tells Men's Health why he will humble his opponent, then give him a pep talk and how he rates Mark Zuckerberg as a fighter.
With an opening round win at the ABN AMRO Open in Rotterdam, Alex de Minaur has continued his ascent into tennis’ upper echelon. A closer look into the inner machinations driving de Minaur’s quest for greatness, which were revealed in an interview with Esquire Australia, proves that more success is on the way.
The Enhanced Games are aiming to take the relationship between science and sport to its apex as the “Olympics of the future", by allowing athletes to use performance enhancing drugs.
