Schumacher Dominates Bahrain as Formula One Opens Europe
Michael Schumacher wins Bahrain on a new 150 million circuit while rivals struggle with reliability and pace. Ferrari teammate Rubens Barrichello finished second as Fernando Alonso climbs from 17th to sixth and Takuma Sato falters.
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Jarrett optimistic after rough 2004 start
Dale Jarrett eyes a comeback in 2004 with a revamped team under Robert Yates. After a 26th place finish last season and two top 10s with no wins he sits 20th in the Nextel Cup standings, hoping crew chief Mike Ford and new staff accelerate improvement.
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Iowa pitchers grow through focus and steady improvement
Iowa players Aaron Reasland and Austin Seward show rapid mental and physical progress as they settle into bullpen and starting roles. Coach Jack Dahm notes improved focus since February and resilience behind an 8-19 team schedule. The Hawkeyes host Northern Iowa at 6 p.m. Wednesday.
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