Gordon Seeks Brickyard 400 Victory at IMS
Jeff Gordon, 27, the youngest NASCAR Winston Cup leader, starts third in the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway as he chases a second win at the historic track. Rival Ernie Irvan, on the pole, recalls 1994 near-misses and pursues another shot at glory on the 2.5 mile oval.
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Qualifying speeds set for NASCAR Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis
Indy track qualifiers list drivers by car number and speeds led by Ernie Irvan 179.394 mph in a Pontiac in front of Dale Jarrett 178.596 mph Ford and Jeff Gordon 178.324 mph Chevrolet as final session results show mixed residences from California to North Carolina and a field including Gordon, Jarrett, Irvan, Labonte and Nemechek across multiple manufacturers with speeds ranging from 179.394 to 175.795 mph.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Dale Jarrett
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Jett Green
Owensboro
Ricky Craven
Newburgty
Maine
Mark Martin
Batesville
Ark
Terry Labonte
Corpus Christi
Texas
John Andretti
Bobby Labonte
Sterling Marlin
Columbia
Tenn
Jeremy Mayfield
Fla
Dick Trickle
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Ken Schrader
Fenton
Robert Pressley
Asheville
Jimmy Spencer
Berwick
Wally Dallenbach Jr
Basalt
Cale
Kenny Wallace
St. Louis
Bobby Hamilton
Nashville
Luyendyk Survives Crash at Early IROC Race
IndyCar star Arie Luyendyk survived a dramatic 160 mph crash early in the IROC event after contact with Randy Kendall who brushed the outside wall and sent Luyendyk into a new inside wall. Luyendyk, awake at the hospital, was described as alert while others avoided debris as Jeff Gordon and Jeff Burton shared crash observations. Randy LaJoie, Terry Labonte, Tony Stewart, Dale Jarrett, and Dale Earnhardt trailed the leaders in a caution-free segment.
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Tony Stewart
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Dale Jarrett
Dale Earnhardt
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Dixon fuels L A to 71 56 victory
Tameeka Dixon scored 13 points, eight in the final 4:32, as the Los Angeles Sparks beat Phoenix 71-56 for Orlando Woolridge’s debut as coach. Mabika and Leslie led Sparks with 15 points each, as LA built a late run to seal the win before 9,563 at the Forum.
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Tameeka Dixon
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Mercury
Brandy Reed
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Mwadi Mabika
Lisa Leslie
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Sparks and Monarchs Duel in Tight WNBA Classic
In Phoenix, Sparks 71, Mercury 56 as Gillom and Timms lead Phoenix with 16 and 13 points respectively while Mabika, Toler, and Leslie pace Los Angeles. Sacramento outlasts Detroit 77-78 with Byears and Brondella posting double digits.
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