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1. 61. Cycling: Matthew on right track

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 03 November 2005 MATTHEW Crampton is one of cycling's M-People.& Born in Manchester, Matthew is off to Moscow on World Cup duty this weekend, with a ride at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne next March guaranteed.

2. 62. World Superbikes: Jones set to join Foggy

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 19 October 2005 CRAIG Jones will break on to the international scene next season after signing for Carl Fogarty's World Superbike Championship team.

3. 63. Speedway: Belle Vue 51 Swindon 41

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 21 June 2005 BELLE Vue's British champion Joe Screen celebrated becoming a dad on Father's Day by playing a key role in a hard-earned Elite League victory,

4. 64. How to place a bet at the dogs

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 06 January 2005 SOME people can find placing a bet scary let alone deciphering a racecard. But let our guide take you by the hand and lay bare the mysteries of greyhound betting.

5. 65. Leeds 26 Warrington 22

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 02 April 2005 POWERGEN Challenge Cup favourites Leeds are the first team in the hat for tomorrow's fifth-round draw but they will need to sharpen-up their act if they are to reach the August 27 final.

6. 66. Speedway: Dane and dusted

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 12 November 2005 BELLE Vue boss Ian Thomas today made Danish prodigy Kenneth Bjerre his second signing for next season and said: "He's on the verge on being world class."

7. 67. Jason races to award

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 02 April 2005 THE song's called Wonderful, Wonderful Copenhagen, but you won't hear Jason Crump singing it.

8. 68. Board urged to deny Glazer support

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 27 April 2005 THE Manchester United board have been urged not to give Malcolm Glazer any encouragement over his prospective '800million takeover of the Old Trafford club.

9. 69. Speedway: Belle Vue keep eye on Holder

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 22 May 2005 AN inconspicuous young man has been hanging around the Belle Vue pits recently, saying little but watching a lot. He's 17-year-old Aussie whizkid Chris Holder, who is over from his home in Appin, Sydney, for this afternoon's World Under-21s championship qualifying round at Belle Vue.

10. 70. Athletics: Whitlock continues comeback

    Manchester Evening News, Sunday 13 February 2005 JANINE Whitlock makes her highest profile appearance today since completing her two-year ban for failing a drugs test.

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