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August 02, 2006

'Schumi should just keep racing'
Is Ferrari ready to rock? Here's what you had to say on our Formula One Chat, with Rediff race-nuts Sumit Rajwade and Raja Sen.

June 10, 2006

'Work smart rather than just hard'
'The will to achieve something, the will to overcome odds is the secret for success,' says Rajyavardhan Rathore.

May 11, 2006

Spanish GP: 'Alonso needs an engine failure'
It's a good time to be backing Ferrari and Michael Schumacher, as the German picked up his second consecutive win at the European Grand Prix.

April 25, 2006

San Marino GP: 'Will Schumi go to Renault?'
Fans crowded the rediff F1 chat room on Monday to celebrate Ferrari's latest victory at the San Marino Grand Prix!

April 03, 2006

Australian GP: 'Kimi should leave McLaren'
Check out all the action from rediff's inaugural Formula One chat.

June 24, 2005

'I also strive to have chess-free days'
Chess ace Viswanathan Anand spoke exclusively to rediff.com readers in an online chat.

February 17, 2006

'Our basics are weak'
Viren Rasquinha, the country's best mid-fielder, took time out from the hockey field to chat with the fans.

August 09, 2002

'Corporate sector should sponsor other sports'
Ace shooter Abhinav Bindra in an exclusive chat with rediff.com readers.

October 25, 2001

'Good days are back for Indian hockey'
'Any youngster who wants to represent India in the Olympics should play hockey', says Indian Hockey Federation president K P S Gill on rediff.com chat.

August 22, 2001

'Present day athletes lack dedication'
'I was nearly on death bed many a times and I vomitted blood because of my hard work,' says Milka Singh, the Flying Sikh.

November 28, 1997

'Its been a lot of hardwork'
Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi were fun and had a lot of fun on The Rediff Chat. Check out the transcripts.

August 16, 1997

'Gill has changed hockey in this country'
Indian hockey coach Cedric D'Souza had one helluva tough job, explaining why the Indian team, rated a dead cert for a medal before the Olympics, came a-cropper at the Atlanta Games.


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