Kyle Busch embraces role as NASCAR's villain at Darlington
Kyle Busch thrives as NASCAR's most hated driver, drawing brutal boos at Darlington Raceway as his third Sprint Cup win of the season underscores a breakout year with Joe Gibbs Racing. Crew, fans, and rivals note his edgy swagger and drive to win shaping a high profile persona.
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Busch solidifies Chase seed amid sponsor boost and controversy
Points leader Busch holds a 79 point gap to Jeff Burton with a Chase likely, plus a 30 point seed bonus. He dominates Nationwide and possibly Trucks, backed by M and M s and strong merchandise growth, while Joe Gibbs Racing backs him as Earnhardt confronts Busch after a late wreck at Richmond ending Earnhardt s 71 race winless streak.
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Dixon captures Indy 500 pole as qualifying rain delays finish
Scott Dixon earned the pole with a four lap average of 226.366 mph after only 11 spots were set due to rain postponing second day qualifying at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Dan Wheldon moved from third to second as Chip Ganassi praised the calculated gamble and months of preparation behind the effort.
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Massa Holds Off Hamilton To Win Turkish Grand Prix
Felipe Massa edged Lew is Hamilton by 3.779 seconds at Istanbul Speed Park to win his third straight Turkish Grand Prix and give Ferrari a fourth consecutive victory. Kimi Raikkonen finished third as Hamilton failed to secure a Ferrari 1-2. Kubica and Heidfeld followed in fourth and fifth.
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West Point pitcher Dinga eyes return after military academy path
Dinga, now with the Angels organization, works toward health after spring training time at extended camp. Eddie Bane praises his life on his fastball and leadership while Kernels manager Keith Johnson notes his strike throwing and bottom-of-the-zone control. Dinga, Florida native and West Point alum, hopes to balance baseball with service as the Army remains his boss amid possible active duty. He plans a brief arm rest before a status check, acknowledging peers overseas and fifty percent backing from friends.
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