Have you ever wondered what the inside of a Formula 1 car looks like? If so, then luckily the Sauber team have cut one in half to expose the workings of one of these technological marvels.

Chief designer Matt Morris is our guide in a fascinating video that demonstrates just what makes up one of the quickest vehicles on the planet.

It took Sauber two years to split one of their cars neatly down the middle and the result is a unique insight into the engineering that goes into the production of F1 cars.

Driver Sergio Perez also perches rather precariously in the hot seat to demonstrate how he

We decided to come up with our list of the defining sporting moments from the past six decades of Queen Elizabeth's reign. We've included both moments of glory and moments of agonising heartbreak, but while you may agree or disagree with some of our selections, we feel that each little gathering of sporting gold is certainly worth a place on our Eurosport list of legend. Each one a sparkling sporting diamond in a Diamond Jubilee year. Everybody likes a whiff of nostalgia now and again...we hope you enjoy.

1950s

Roger Bannister runs the first sub-four minute mile

1953 - Blackpool winger Stanley Matthews turns in a vintage performance watched

In this week's selection of best quotes, Chelsea are at it again, Colin Montgomerie talks about his bogus journey, and we recap some impressive denials.

You massive tease

"good afternoon guys. i made up my mind. see you later. thanks" — As if Eden Hazard hadn't been stringing us on long enough, he takes to Twitter to let us know a decision is imminent.

"I'm signing for the champion's league winner" — Aha, so Chelsea then. Unless, of course, he's going to add '2007/8' in a few days.

"Chelsea really wanted me last summer and paid a lot for me but after a while I thought: 'Are you just throwing

Lesotho team in action against LibyaMotlalepula Mofolo has been dropped from the Lesotho national team after leading a protest against their allowances, according to reports in Africa.

Mofolo, 25, wanted an increase in their wages for their World Cup qualifying tie against Ghana from 100 loti (£7.50) to 4000 loti (around £303). The average GDP per capita in the southern African country is just £826.

But after a strained meeting with their board, Mofolo found himself dropped for what Lesotho FA public relations officer Baba Malephane described as "disciplinary problems".

"Yes it is true that we had a meeting with the players over

Four of England's most inspiring players have been commemorated in an eye-catching 'Mount Rushmore'-style garden feature.

L to R: Beckham, Rooney, Gascoigne and Pearce

There's just one teensy problem: it's more or less impossible to tell who's who.

The rockery was created by 'artist' Aden Hynes, who was commissioned to produce it by the National Lottery - which they're apparently simply calling 'Lotto' these days - to tie in with a new survey to name England's most inspirational players of the last 25 years. With sport and gardening topping the poll of people's passions, the Lottery's PR people decided to try and combine the two as part

Schalke fan Hitler, Chelsea fan Mugabe and Dynamo Moscow fan Stalin

With Zimbabwean dictator Robert Mugabe admitting this weekend that he is a Chelsea fan, we take a look at the despots who have - or had - a soft spot for a football team.

Mugabe's revelation came at the weekend when he told Benjani Mwaruwari that he was a Blues fan at the player's testimonial. " I watched you but I'm a Chelsea fan and always want them to score," Mugabe said.

Here's our pick of some other dictators and tyrants and the teams they supported:

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Adolf Hitler - Schalke: The Fuhrer was reputedly a fan of Schalke, who won the German title six times while Hitler was

A golfer's wayward tee shot left a female motorcyclist needing false teeth after a freak accident in Tennessee.

The player - who has not been named - watched in dismay as his drive on the 388-yard par-4 14th hole of the Indian Hills Golf Club in Murfreesboro hooked over the course's boundary fence.

But his routine dismay at a commonplace blunder turned to horror when he heard the sound of screams and a revving engine. The golfer dashed towards the noise and discovered "a woman clutching her bloody mouth", according to the police report. The tee shot had apparently flown straight into the mouth

Lebanese footballer Mohamed Ghaddar has become a web sensation for all the wrong reasons after producing a comically inept piece of 'skill' in a Malaysian league game.

Faced with an opponent on the left flank, Kelantan FA striker Gheddar attempts a flurry of stepovers supposed to evoke the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar - but he ends up looking more like a tipsy line dancer.

And, to top it off, with the defenders looking entirely unimpressed, he tries to win a corner by knocking the ball out off one of their shins. Instead, he just scuffs the ball tamely out for a goal kick.

Gheddar is