Schumacher seals seventh title bid at Belgian Grand Prix
Michael Schumacher dominates from pole in Budapest race to extend his record run with Ferrari. Rubens Barrichello finishes second as Ferrari lock up the constructors’ title with five races left. Schumacher needs only a top result in Belgium to wrap the seventh drivers’ crown. Alonso ends third, Montoya fourth, Button fifth.
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Stewart wins at Watkins Glen despite stomach trouble
Tony Stewart battled an upset stomach to win at Watkins Glen International amid a NASCAR weekend with driver fines and strategic pit decisions. He led 46 of 90 laps in a Chevrolet, beating Ron Fellows by 1.517 seconds as Boris Said stood by briefly before being released. Jimmie Johnson was fined earlier, Gordon had a transmission issue, and standings will reset after four races.
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Fernandez wins IRL IndyCar race at Kentucky Speedway
Adrian Fernandez holds off Buddy Rice by 0.0581 seconds to win the Belterra Casino Indy 300 at Kentucky Speedway in Sparta, Kentucky. The victory gives Honda its 10th win in 11 races and moves Fernandez to ninth in points as Kanaan leads the standings.
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Brookside Cardinals show depth as senior class leads return
Brookside enters the season with 18 senior lettermen and a sizable senior presence. The team features Stan Peters on both lines after a 270 pound upgrade, and Steve Grife stepping in at quarterback in the Wing-T offense. multiple returning starters bolster offense and defense, with Mastroianni leading tackles and a mix of seniors and juniors in the backfield and secondary.
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