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1. 1. Racing: Fergie eyes a double

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 26 October 2002 SIR Alex Ferguson has a massive sporting date in his diary - and it's not United's home game with Aston Villa.

2. 2. QPR 1 Oldham Athletic 2

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 26 October 2002 OLDHAM ended QPR's 21 match unbeaten home run in the League to take maximum points for the first time in three games.

3. 3. Bet on a Fergie double

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 October 2002 IT PROMISES to be a memorable weekend for Sir Alex Ferguson . . . and Ladbrokes have come up with some special bets to mark the occasion.

4. 4. Speedway: Smith says goodbye

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 October 2002 ANDY Smith, the former Belle Vue star from Congleton, admits he will be close to tears when he makes his Grand Prix farewell on Saturday.

5. 5. Speedway: Smith's swan song

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 20 October 2002 ANDY Smith's proud Grand Prix record will finally come to an end in Australia next Saturday.

6. 6. Flintoff's fight for fitness

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 19 October 2002 LANCASHIRE star Andrew Flintoff is racing against time - to be fit to fight for a place in England's opening Ashes encounter with Australia next month.

7. 7. Speedway: Aces switch on cards

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 15 October 2002 BELLE Vue could switch their final home meeting to Stoke.

8. 8. Speedway: Ricky's switch success

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 13 October 2002 SALFORD kid Ricky Ashworth is heading for life in speedway's fast lane - and it's all down to last year's disastrous outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.

9. 9. The Big Interview: Steve Peat

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 13 October 2002 WHEN Steve Peat thundered through the timing beam at the foot of Mont Chery in the Alpine town of Les Gets he became the first UK mountain biker ever to win a World Cup title.

10. 10. Racing: 'Don't scrap Club'

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 12 October 2002 THE fall-out from last Sunday's Panorama investigation into horseracing has already claimed one victim - Jockey Club head of security Jeremy Phipps. The Club itself could be next.

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