Unser plans return to IRL race after treatment
Two time Indy 500 winner Al Unser Jr ends stay at a treatment center for alcohol abuse and plans to race in Sunday's Belterra Casino Indy 300 at Kentucky Speedway in Spar ta Ky Kelley Racing general manager Jim Freudenberg said Tuesday. The 40 year old was arrested July 9 after his girlfriend said he hit her in the face while drunk. Prosecutors did not file charges, deciding there was not enough evidence. Unser entered an undisclosed treatment center July 18 for alcohol problems and was released Monday. Freudenberg said Unser has the full support of Kelley Racing and team owner Tom Kelley, meeting with sponsor Corteco representatives. Freudenberg said Unser looks great and is ready to go, aiming to move on with his life and racing life.
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NASCAR setback slows plan for larger cockpits in testing
NASCAR testing of bigger cockpits or greenhouse areas showed poorer on track performance across three 2003 cars at Lowe's Speedway. Officials said the air manage ment and stability were worse, complicating safety gains from more room. Drivers cited instability and questions about downforce, though work will continue.
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Feud Between Busch and Spencer Escalates at Brickyard 400
NASCAR officials will discuss the on track clash between Kurt Busch and Jimmy Spencer after Busch's No. 97 Ford was bumped into the wall at the Brickyard 400. Busch, aged 24, chased Spencer and demanded Spencer be sent to the rear while Spencer, 45, denied intentional contact. Spencer finished 31st, Busch 17th.
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Catchings fuels Fever win over Mystics in late rally
Washington, D.C. Tamika Catchings scored 28 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as the Indiana Fever downed the Washington Mystics 64 55. Catchings led her team in scoring, rebounding and assists and posted her 10th double double. Also highlights from Houston and Sacramento games.
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Fever Beat Mystics In Tuesday WNBA Game
Indiana Fever topped the Washington Mystics 64 to 55 as Catchings led with 28 points on 10 of 20 shooting and Richardson added 15. Washington struggled from the floor, while Indiana dominated rebounds and forced 16 fouls by the Mystics.
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