Labonte Wins Coca-Cola 600, Joins Young Cup Contenders
Bobby Labonte, at 31, claimed his first Winston Cup win by 6.27 seconds over brother Terry at Charlotte Motor Speedway. He led 85 laps, sharing the front row with Jeff Gordon, in a highly competitive race that included Ken Schrader engine problems and 32 lead changes among 12 drivers.
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Villeneuve Triumphs In Indy 500 After Penalty Controversy
Jacques Villeneuve won the Indianapolis 500 after a late penalty altered the finish. Scott Goodyear was penalized for passing the pace car on the final restart, a disputed call that sparked bitter reaction. The crash on the opening lap injured Stan Fox, while Villeneuve rallied from a two-lap deficit to claim a historic young- winner feat.
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Stan Fox badly hurt in opening lap Indy crash
Stan Fox a 32 year old sprint car veteran from Janesville Wisconsin was seriously injured in a six car crash on the opening lap of the Indianapolis 500. His car hit the wall after leaving the rumble strips and disintegrated, with debris striking several other cars. Fox was taken to Methodist Hospital in critical condition after surgery to relieve brain pressure.
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Spurs Dominate Rockets to Even Western Conference Final 2-2
San Antonio roared to a 103-81 win in Houston, pulling even in the series as they dominated the boards 64-39. David Robinson posted 20 points and 16 rebounds while Hakeem Olajuwon had 20 and 14, but shot only 9-for-24. Vinny Del Negro added 19, and Dennis Rodman collected 12 offensive boards as the Spurs controlled the game from start to finish.
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