Henley Holds Narrow Wyndham Lead Amid Stormy Finish
Russell Henley remained atop the Wyndham Championship with a 1-under 69 to reach 15-under 195, eyeing his first PGA Tour victory in four years. Tyler McCumber led the chase at 12-under after a 66, with several players at 11-under as playoff positions tighten ahead of a weather-delayed final round. The early-start schedule could reshape the standings.
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Cindric wins Xfinity race at Indianapolis Brickyard
Austin Cindric takes the NASCAR Xfinity race lead in the third stage to claim his fifth win of the season at the Brickyard. He beats AJ Allmendinger by 2.108 seconds with Justin Haley third as Penske secures a double victory on the day. Cindric salutes by singing and kisses the yard of bricks after celebrating with his father Tim Cindric and honors his Racing family.
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Power wins IndyCar race at Brickyard stalls in milestone
Will Power led from the early laps at the Indianapolis road course and held off Romain Grosjean to win his first IndyCar race of the season. It was Power's 40th career victory, moving him past Al Unser for fifth on the all time list and tying Kyle Busch for Brickyard wins with six.
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Bowden remembered for faith family and football
Florida State legend Bobby Bowden was honored at a two hour service in Tallahassee attended by more than 300 players and coaches. Speakers included his sons and notable former players who praised his faith and fatherly guidance that shaped many lives. Bowden died at 91 of pancreatic cancer last Sunday.
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