Six Formula One Cars Protest At U S Grand Prix
At Indianapolis six F1 cars parked in a protest over safety as only six started the race. Michael Schumacher won his first event of the season amid boos and a tainted podium while drivers and fans voiced dismay at the disruption.
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Biffle uses worn tires to win Batman Begins 400 at Michigan
Greg Biffle stayed out on slightly worn tires during the final caution and overtook Tony Stewart to win his fifth Nextel Cup race of the season at Michigan International Speedway. Roush Racing teammates dominated with four in the top five as Stewart faded to third.
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Da Matta Wins Portland Champ Car Race in 2004 Return
Cris tiano da Matta dominated the Portland race to claim his 12th Champ Car win and first since 2002. The former series champion finished 10.128 seconds ahead of Sebastien Bourdais with Paul Tracy third on the 1.964 mile road course. Da Matta led 50 of 105 laps after Justin Wilson's early issue.
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Robyn wins Hy Vee Classic with clutch 17th birdie
Robyn, 50, claimed the Women’s Senior Golf Tour title at Hyperion Field Club by one stroke, finishing 4 under 140. She sank a 20-foot birdie on 17 after a 92-yard pitch, then parred 18 to seal the $75,000 prize. Her mother Dorothy Young watched from the edge of the green.
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Ochoa rallies to win Rochester LPGA by four strokes
Lorena Ochoa birdied five straight holes to erase a five-shot deficit and win the Rochester LPGA by four strokes. She shot 7 under 65 in the final round to finish 15 under 273, earning $225,000 and moving to third on the money list. Paula Creamer faded to 11 under, Rosie Jones tied for third at 10 under.
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