Gordon eyes fifth Winston Cup title at New Hampshire
Jeff Gordon and Hendrick Motorsports tested at New Hampshire to fix last season's struggles as he chases a fifth Winston Cup. Kenseth leads the standings with Gordon close behind, and both start on the front row after rain altered qualifying. Earnhardt Jr. runs third as the title race tightens.
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NASCAR Notebook Calls for Rear Fire Extinguishers
After Bobby Labonte's car burst into flames in Chicago, drivers including Ryan Newman and Sterling Marlin urge trunk mounted extinguishers near fuel cells. Schrader tests a roof escape hatch to aid quick exits while NH track surface scrutiny creates mixed reviews. The gentleman's agreement controversy softens as Gordon and Robby offer muted criticism.
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Concord
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New Hampshire
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Chevrolet
Michael Waltrip
Jimmie Johnson
Kevin Harvick
Tony Stewart
Kurt Busch
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Rusty Wallace
Mark Martin
Jeff Burton
Terry Labonte
Robby Gordon
Green holds on to win Busch race at New Hampshire
David Green passed Kevin Harvick with 45 laps left to win the New England 200 at New Hampshire International Speedway. Harvick led 152 of 200 laps but Green’s late pass secured his second Busch win of the year and moved him 36 points ahead in the standings. Harvick finished second and Matt Kenseth was third.
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Auto racing results and cycling stage summaries
A mixed set of sports results from Loudon New Hampshire and Silverstone with lap times and race outcomes. It covers NASCAR Busch Series at NHIS led by David Green and Kevin Harvick, then a Formula One result at Silverstone with Rubens Barrichello fastest, and a Tour de France stage finish by Carlos Sastre.
Ullrich Closes Gap as Sastre Wins Pyrenees Stage
Spain's Carlos Sastre won the 122.5 mile Ax-3 Domaines stage in 5 hours 16 minutes 8 seconds. Jan Ullrich finished second gaining 12 seconds in the overall, narrowing Lance Armstrong's lead to 15 seconds amid a tight Tour de France in the Pyrenees.
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Quick Step- Cavitamon
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Pyrenees
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