Dixon Aims For Second IndyCar Title At Mid-Ohio
Dixon leads the 2008 IndyCar standings with four victories and a points edge as he eyes his second series championship. With six races left, he sits 63 points ahead of Helio Castroneves and 69 over Dan Wheldon, while Penske dominated the front row in qualifying at Mid-Ohio. Dixon starts sixth, mirroring last year when a first-lap crash reshaped the race outcome.
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Hamilton edges Massa for German Grand Prix pole
McLaren's Lewis Hamilton beat Felipe Massa by 0.193 seconds on the final lap to take pole at Hockenheim with a time of 1 minute 15.666 seconds. Massa lines up second, Kovalainen third, Trulli fourth, Alonso fifth, and Raikkonen sixth as weather improved after rain.
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Edwards Wins Dodge Dealers 250 at Gateway
Carl Edwards passed Jason Leffler with 48 laps left to win the Missouri Illinois Dodge Dealers 250 at Gateway International Raceway. Joey Logan finished second, Jason Kelley third, with a dramatic race slowed by a five-car accident and a lengthy red flag. Edwards notched his second Nationwide victory in 22 starts amid a near hometown crowd as the track faced a partial power outage earlier in the event.
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Benson wins Built Ford Tough 225 in Kentucky
Kyle Busch failed to complete the NASCAR trifecta in Kentucky as Johnny Benson edged Michael Annett to win the Built Ford Tough 225 at Kentucky Speedway. Benson seized the truck race lead while Busch sought a historic sweep across three series, with nine cautions and a lengthy track repair stoppage shaping the event. Benson leads the truck series standings by one point over Matt Crafton, with Ron Hornaday slipping to third.
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