Johnson dominates Indy to win fourth Brickyard 400
Jimmie Johnson roars to victory at Indianapolis Motor Speedway for his fourth Brickyard 400, joining Jeff Gordon as a four time winner at the track. He shares the moment with family on a pace car victory lap while daughter Genevieve plays nearby. Kyle Busch finishes second as Johnson gains season momentum and Earnhardt Jr moves into the points lead.
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Radcliffe withdraws from Olympic marathon with foot injury
Paula Radcliffe ends her London Games bid after a lingering left foot injury flares during training. The 38 year old Britain world record holder has endured a career of Olympic disappointments and says she exhausted all options, choosing not to start the marathon in London.
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U S Eventing Drops to Seventh After Dressage at Olympics
United States rides slip from third to seventh after day two dressage at Greenwich Park in London 2012. Phillip Dutton and Mystery Whisper sit 17th with 44.3, Will Coleman and Twizzer 26th on 46.3, Karen O Connor and Mr Medicott 29th on 48.2, Boyd Martin and Otis Barbotiere 38th on 50.70, Tiana Coudray and Ringwood Magister 42nd on 2.0. Cross country starts at 12:30 p.m.
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Om Yun Choi shines in London weightlifting Olympic rounds
North Korea's Om Yun Choi wowed London crowds with an Olympic record 370 kg in the clean and jerk. The day featured multiple events from beach volleyball to archery, with Brazil, Japan and Britain posting notable results as action spread across Earls Court and Olympic venues.
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