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1. 1. Motorsport: Dream for James

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 August 2004 JAMES Pickford's dream came true when he booked his seat in next season's British Touring Car Championship yesterday.

2. 2. Speedway: Corey makes Belle Vue return

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 August 2004 AMERICAN superstar Ronnie Correy will make his Belle Vue return after a four-year retirement in tonight's Elite League match against Oxford at Kirkmanshulme Lane (7.45pm).

3. 3. Lancs fall short again

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 07 August 2004 EVEN Lanky came second! On a day of heartache for the Red Rose club, Lancashire's semi-final jinx even foiled their loveable giraffe of success in the mascots race. He lost by a short neck.

4. 4. Leyton Orient 1 Macclesfield 3

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 August 2004 Coca Cola League Two MACCLESFIELD Town began the new campaign with a bang and not the customary whimper, Brian Horton's new look side winning for the first time ever at Orient.

5. 5. Athletics: Holmes on track for success

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 August 2004 KELLY Holmes fully intends playing the waiting game before deciding whether to race over 800 or 1,500 metres when the Olympic Games athletics programme gets underway.

6. 6. Motorsport: Pickford seals Cupra title

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 August 2004 JAMES Pickford won the SEAT Cupra Championship at Donington Park, and sorted himself out with a top line drive for next season at the same time.

7. 7. Speedway: Rocket's back

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 29 August 2004 LITTLE American Ronnie Correy was known as the Rocket during a magnificent career that ended when a broken right wrist forced him to quit four years ago. But, at the age of the 37, the Rocket is back at Belle Vue and confident he can recapture much of his old magic.

8. 8. Pinsent joins the greats

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 21 August 2004 Matthew Pinsent joined the Olympic immortals this morning when he led the coxless four to gold for Britain after the tightest of photo finishes on an unforgettable morning at the Schinias rowing centre.

9. 9. Jermaine reward for Talbot

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 August 2004 OLDHAM Athletic made it four points from six over the Bank Holiday weekend, and happy boss Brian Talbot insisted: "That was a just reward."

10. 10. Holmes makes history with golden double

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 28 August 2004 KELLY Holmes tonight ran her way into the history books by striking gold in the 1500 metres.

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