Armstrong crashes near finish as Meaux stage ends
Lance Armstrong narrowly avoids serious injury after a 35-rider crash near the Meaux finish in stage one of the Tour de France. He finishes on teammate Jose Luis Rubiera’s bike after his own wheel locks. Fellow riders Tyler Hamilton and four others are sent for X rays. Alessandro Petacchi wins the stage amid calls for safer near-finish corners.
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Herta wins Kansas IRL 300 in fuel-saving dash
Bryan Herta won the Kansas Indy 300 at Kansas Speedway in a fuel strategy victory, denying Scott Dixon a streak. Helio Castroneves finished second as Tony Kanaan extended his points lead. Dario Franchitti’s season-ending injury preceded the race.
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Biffle Wins Pepsi 400 At Daytona In Fuel Strategy
Rookie Greg Biffle used a late pit stop to fuel up on lap 79 and sprint to victory in the Pepsi 400 at Daytona International Speedway. Jeff Burton finished second as Bobby Labonte faded on the final lap, while Matt Kenseth helped hold Labonte behind before pitting for gas.
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Woods dominates Western Open to stretch win streak
Tiger Woods sailed to a wire-to-wire victory at the Western Open in Lemont Illinois, finishing 21 under 267 with a 63 and 69 rounds. His win marked his fourth title of the year, a fifth Western crown, and another step toward British Open prep amid slump talk.
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