John Force Alert After Fiery Crash At Virginia Nationals
NHRA legend John Force, 75, was alert and speaking with safety crews after a fiery 300 mph crash at Virginia Motorsports Park during the Virginia Nationals. His car exploded in the first round of Funny Car eliminations and struck walls before stopping. Force was airlifted for further evaluation while teammate Tony Stewart offered well wishes.
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Bell wins NASCAR Cup at New Hampshire in rain tire thriller
Christopher Bell clinched his third Cup victory of the season at New Hampshire Motor Speedway as rain tires kept the race moving after a soggy start. He celebrated in victory lane with a 24 pound lobster, raised high amid wet weather drama and a drying track.
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Palou Reclaims IndyCar Lead With Laguna Seca Win
Alex Palou won from pole at Laguna Seca to reclaim the IndyCar points lead. It marked his second victory at the 11 turn 2.238 mile road course and followed his season win plus a $1 million exhibition race triumph. Palou praised Laguna Seca and said his love for the track fuels his speed and consistency.
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Mets closer Diaz faces 10 game suspension for ejection
Edwin Diaz of the Mets was ejected for having a foreign substance on his hand during New York 5 Chicago 2, facing a 10 game ban as MLBs crackdown on sticky substances continues. The incident adds to multiple Mets suspensions amid the ongoing league effort since 2021.
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Pulisic leads U S over Bolivia in Copa America opener
Christian Pulisic scored early and assisted Balogun to power the United States to a 2-0 victory over Bolivia in Arlington. With the win, the U S sits atop Group C as they prepare to face Panama and Uruguay in the next round.
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Scheffler Wins Travelers After Protest Delays Finish
Scottie Scheffler held off a late protest on the 18th green to take the Travelers Championship in a playoff over Tom Kim. Scheffler shot 65 to finish 22 under at TPC River Highlands, matching Kim’s 66 to force sudden death and earning his sixth win of the year.
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Hatton Wins Inaugural LIV Nashville Title Backing Rahm and DeChambeau
Tyrrell Hatton dominates The Grove in College Grove Tennessee finishing 19 under with a 65 as Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau trail. Hatton’s clear three stroke edge secures LIV Golf Nashville title and helps Legion XIII claim team crown. Rahm returns from foot infection, shooting 68.
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