Tracy wins CART race in Toronto for first home victory in 10 years
Paul Tracy storms to victory at Exhibition Place in Toronto, leading every lap and beating Michel Jourdain Jr. to claim his fourth win of the season. The win boosts his CART points lead as fans celebrate Player's first home soil triumph before the Series ban on tobacco advertising.
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Stadler breakthrough puts well with 66 to win Senior Players
Craig Stadler finally solved his putting in Dearborn Michigan at the Senior Players Championship finishing 17 under 271 to win by three strokes. Jim Thorpe, Tom Kite and Tom Watson trailed as Kite tied for second after a course-record 68 and weather delays. Stadler earned $375,000 from a $2.5 million purse as he joined the Champions Tour last month after turning 50.
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Mayo Wins Alpe d'Huez Stage For Tour Thriller
Mayo overhauled Armstrong on the 8.5 mile climb to take a dramatic stage win at L'Alpe d'Huez, with Armstrong finishing 2 12 behind. Vinokourov placed second as Beloki and Hamilton battled, while Ullrich faded to 13th. Armstrong warned of a tough race ahead as Mayo predicted closer policing.
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Labonte Escapes Flames After Five Car Crash at Joliet
In Joliet Illinois Bobby Labonte freed himself from a moving blaze after his Chevrolet struck the wall during a five car crash late in the race. He appeared uninjured as safety workers aided him. Matt Kenseth led the standings but slipped to 12th. Rusty Wallace lost a potential top finish due to a pit stop penalty from an extra crew member over the wall. The report notes new team Arnold Motorsports will field Billy Bigley in several races this season and all 2004 events with Bobby Allison as VP.
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Newman Wins After Early Pole Setback At Daytona 500
Tony Stewart led 80 laps and finished second, insisting his car was fastest as Newman claimed a 3.177 second victory. Johnson Gordon Harvick, with Busch out after a blown engine, chased the leaders. Labonte escaped a fuel fire incident unharmed as Earnhardt Jr slid to third in the standings race.
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