Stewart wins Budweiser Shootout amid a rules dominated Daytona spectacle
Tony Stewart held off Dale Earnhardt Jr and Jeff Gordon in a 70 lap shootout at Daytona International Speedway. NASCAR moved to aid Ford after aero disadvantages highlighted since last year. Stewart won for the second straight year with Earnhardt Jr close behind in the final laps. Gordon charged from last to threaten in a fierce finish. The event previewed next weekend's Daytona 500 under the new rules package that slowed cars and reduced passing.
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Helton to cut rear spoiler height for Bud Shootout
NASCAR president Mike Helton announced Taurus rear spoiler height will be reduced by a quarter inch to six inches to level the field. The rule starts after the second round of time trials and applies during Tuesday Wednesday practice and Thursday’s twin 125 mile races. Jarrett and Rudd, both from Robert Yates Racing, placed 13th and 15th in the first time trial round, the only Fords in the top 20.
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RoughRiders Fall Short Against Stampede in Sioux Falls
Cedar Rapids trailed early but tied twice with Sioux Falls as Ted O Leary and Kevin Brooks scored. Danny O’Brien notched a late goal as the RoughRiders fell 4-3. Layne Sedevie stopped 41 shots to earn the win, boosting Sioux Falls to 29-11. The loss drops Cedar Rapids to 27-12 with five third period goals in the game.
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Bryant receives boos at home All-Star Game in Philadelphia
Kobe Bryant drew a negative reception from the Philadelphia crowd despite scoring 31 points and earning MVP honors as the West beat the East 135-120 at First Union Arena. Le gents like Julius Erving, Patti LaBelle and Alicia Keys performed.
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Olazabal Wins Buick Invitational After Lewis 3-Putt
Jose Maria Olazabal shot 65 to lead at Torrey Pines and win the Buick Invitational as J L Lewis three putted No 18 to miss a playoff. Olazabal’s 13 under total earned his sixth tour victory, while Lewis and Mark O’Meara tied for second at 276.
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Wilds snap five game slide with Isles win 4 3
Sergei Zholtok scored twice in the third period to lift the Minnesota Wild past the New York Islanders 4-3 and end a five game skid. Kip Miller had a goal and an assist for the Islanders who dropped their first game in five.
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