Gilliland secures pole in chaotic Daytona qualifying
NASCAR Sprint Cup drivers faced a rain shortened session at Daytona for the Coke Zero 400. David Gilliland earned his third career pole and second at Daytona with Front Row Racing after the session was halted. Reed Sorenson and Landon Cassill joined him on the front row as teams navigated new knockout qualifying on superspeedways and drafting strategies amid the weather.
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Kahne Wins Subway Firecracker 250 at Daytona in Dramatic Finish
Kasey Kahne edged Regan Smith by 0.021 seconds at Daytona International Speedway to win the Subway Firecracker 250 in a last lap sprint. Smith led most of the race after early rain delay and cautions, while Kahne moved from eighth on a late restart to claim the victory with team mate Scott J. Motorsports. Brendan Gaughan and Darrell Wallace Jr. avoided a multi car crash despite contact with seven laps left. Landon Cassill and Joey Gase finished 30th and 37th.
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Bulls deny Rose involvement in Anthony recruitment
Derrick Rose did not take part in the Bulls recruitment of Carmelo Anthony after team officials met the free agent this week. Anthony, who has talked with five teams including the Knicks, Lakers, Mavericks, and Rockets, is expected to decide over the weekend.
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Matteson shoots 61 in Greenbrier round to sit fourth
Matteson fires a 61 at Greenbrier Classic to stay four back of leader Billy Hurley III after a 7 under 133 through two rounds. He stacks nine birdies, a two stroke gap to Hurley, and eyes a 59 as a potential record while Watson contends nearby.
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