Denver Champ Car Grand Prix results and Nextel Cup at Watkins Glen
Sebastien Bourdais won the Denver Grand Prix driving Ford Osworth Lola Bridgestone for 90 laps at 89.103 mph with Bruno Junqueira second and Mario Haberfeld tenth, while Patrick Carpentier and Buddy Rice each earned top money in 200 laps. At Watkins Glen Tony Stewart led the NASCAR field in a Chevrolet win, with Ron Fellows, Mark Martin, Casey Mears and Dale Earnhardt Jr. among the top finishers and prize money listed.
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Broad Olympic Night on ESPN and NBC Schedule
A sprawling slate of sports events across ESPN2 NBC Bravo and USA including baseball Cubs at Brewers Little League softball World Series semifinals at Portland and multiple Olympic events from Athens Greece with tennis boxing gymnastics swimming sailing judo and beach volleyball listed by network times and matchups. The guide notes delayed and same day tapes plus live coverage with several U S teams facing international opponents across basketball soccer rowing and track and field.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
Recap lists multiple MLB results including Texas over Tampa Bay six to five and Anaheim eleven Detroit eight, plus separate scores for Baltimore Toronto Minnesota Cleveland Chicago and New York as part of a sprawling daily results grid. Also notes upcoming games with pairings and times across American and National Leagues.
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Singh wins PGA Championship in Whistling Straits playoff
Vijay Singh defeats Chris DiMarco amid a crowded leaderboard at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin to claim the PGA Championship purse of 6.25 million dollars. Final scores hover around 280 for the top finishers with Singh earning 1.125 million and DiMarco 550 thousand. notable players include Ernie Els Paul McGinley K J Choi Phil Mickelson and Adam Scott among others.
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Haas and Cink picked for U S Ryder Cup team
Jay Haas age 50 and Stewart Cink named as captain Hal Sutton’s wild-card picks for the United States Ryder Cup team. The matches run September 17 to 19 at Oakland Hills near Detroit with Europe defending the cup. Jane Park wins the U S Women's Amateur after Amanda McCurdy bogeys final hole.
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Schumacher wins 12th F1 race of season in Hungary
Michael Schumacher won the Hungarian Grand Prix to clinch a record 12th victory this season. He led from the first turn and never trailed as Rubens Barrichello finished second, securing Ferrari its sixth straight constructors' title with five races remaining.
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Stewart hangs on to win at Watkins Glen
Tony Stewart survived stomach cramps to win at Watkins Glen International. The victory, his second of the season and 19th career, came after a rain-aborted qualifying and a field set by owner points. He beat road-course specialist Ron Fellows by 1.517 seconds.
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Bourdais wins Denver Grand Prix after late pass
Sebastien Bourdais overtook Paul Tracy with 10 laps to go to claim victory at the Grand Prix of Denver. Despite an early bump from Bruno Junqueira, Bourdais moved from ninth after 10 laps and charged through the 1.65 mile course to win by 7.446 seconds, extending his Champ Car points lead to 56.
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