Varsity 2018 – Live Blog
Follow our live coverage of Varsity 2018 for all the news and results as Team Southampton take on the University of Portsmouth.
→Author: Damian Meaden
Damian Meaden
Sport Editor at the Wessex Scene. Often found in the racing paddocks of the UK as a freelance national motorsport journalist or PR. Self-titled comedic genius, notorious wearer of Union-branded clothing.
Renault Sport Formula One Team launches new RS18 challenger
Renault Sport Formula One Team have unveiled their 2018 Formula 1 challenger, the RS18, via an online launch ahead of testing in Barcelona next week.
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VP Sports Candidate Interview with Steve Gore
Find out more about VP Sports candidate, Steve Gore, here.
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VP Sports Candidate Interview with Patrick Gilbert
Find out more about VP Sports candidate, Patrick Gilbert, here.
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Lightning strikes twice as Rosenqvist wins Marrakesh ePrix
Felix Rosenqvist leapt to the summit of the ABB Formula E standings after a late move on Sebastien Buemi earned him victory at the Marrakesh ePrix.
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Football: Eastleigh announce change to management structure
Eastleigh Football Club have announced a re-structure in the First Team management, with Andy Hessenthaler assuming the hot seat in the dugout.
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Feature: “Quidditch – The Muggle’s Game”
Sport Editor Damian Meaden takes a look at the Muggle adaptation of Quidditch, one of the fastest-growing sports not only at the University of Southampton, but worldwide.
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Students Raise Money for Macedonian Children’s Home Through Football
A group of current and past University of Southampton students and staff have held a charity football match in aid of a children’s home in Macedonia.
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Formula E: Bird and Rosenqvist Share the Spoils at Hong Kong Season Opener
Britain’s Sam Bird takes an early lead in the Formula E standings after splitting the race victories with Mahindra’s Felix Rosenqvist at the season opening double header in Hong Kong.
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Feature: Why Formula E is the Perfect Stage for Car Companies
Formula E will never be able to topple Formula 1 at motorsport’s pinnacle – but it’s more relevant for car companies, argues Damian Meaden.
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