Norwalk Raceway Park Upsets Highlight IHRA Finals
Norwalk Raceway Park hosted the IHRA World Nationals with notable upsets and record runs. Von Smith won the Pro class while Scotty Cannon, despite a weekend near-title, leads the Pro Modified chase. Doug Herbert and Shannon Jenkins traded final round wins in Top Fuel. Angelo Alesci claimed Pro Stock with a 204.40 mph run as Chris Holbrook set an IHRA speed mark in eliminations. Price clinched Super Eliminator, Tom Monroe fell in the finals, and Romine briefly led Top Fuel before Herbert’s final-round win.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Raceway Park
Scott Weis
von Smith
Fred Hahn
Scotty Cannon
Shannon Jenkins
Cannon
Hahn
Paul Romine
Tommy Johnson Jr
Romine
IHRA
Doug Herbert
Johnson
Herbert
Johnny Mancuso
Cleveland
Angelo Alesci
Chris Holbrook
Alesci
Holbrook
Price
Epping
N.H
New Hampshire
Kuehne Wins 98th U S Amateur Crown in Rochester
Hank Kuehne 22 of McKinney Texas defeats Tom McKnight 2 and 1 to take the 98th U S Amateur in Rochester New York after a 36 hole final. McKnight reached the final by beating Sergio Garcia and Matt Kuchar in routes to the championship.
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Hank Kuehne
Tiger Woods
Tom McKnight
U.S
Rochester
N.Y
McKnight
Kuehne
McKinney
Texas
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Sergio Garcia
Matt Kuchar
Galax
Gordon back on track at NHIS after gutsy two tire call
Jeff Gordon surged to win the CMT 300 at New Hampshire International Speedway as crew chief Ray Evernham gambled on two tires late, matching the pace with a 133 lap stretch. The victory extended his Winston Cup lead over Mark Martin to 67 points amid dramatic rain and wrecks in Formula One Spa.
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Lee Porter
Brian Claar
Stewart
Chamblee
Jeff Gordon
Mark Martin
Gordon
Ray Evernham
Ray
Michigan
Rockingham
N.C
Watkins Glen
New Hampshire International Speedway
London
Evernham
Rainbow Warriors
Nhis
Martin
Mika Hakkinen
Schumacher
David Coulthard
McLaren-Mercedes
Hill
Jordan- Morgen Honda
la Source
Coulthard
Love's swing woes fade as Duval wins Firestone
Davis Love III shot 65 to finish World Series of Golf in third at 8 under, three behind David Duval who dominated Firestone. Love moved back from Sahalee struggles by pounding balls and holing clutch putts, while Duval's precise driving and late birdies sealed the title. The event foreshadows a stronger Firestone future with the NEC Invitational replacing the World Series.
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Akron
Davis Love
Love
Firestone Country Club
David Duval
Firestone
Tim Finchem
Duval
Cook
Tiger Woods
Phil Mickelson
Jim Furyk
Dustin Leonard
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THRA
David Price
Tom Monroe
Tom Mahl
Chronicle
Vancouver
Brander Chamblee
Surrey
B.C
Payne Stewart
Rail Classic
Pearl Sinn
Michelle Redman
Springfield
Sinn
Redman
Linn
BankBoston
Hale Irwin
Jay Sigel
Irwin
Ated Press
Britain
Damon Hill
Spa-Francorchamps
Michael Schumacher
Ec le Ura
Oakland
Sahalee
WSOG
Profes
Mark O’meara
O'Meara
Mickelson
Woods
Seward
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