Schauffele Wins Open With Calm Back Nine Rally
Xander Schauffele captured the Open at Royal Troon with a final round 65 to finish 9-under 275, two strokes ahead of Billy Herschel and Justin Rose. He became the first to win two majors in one season in the event's 90 year history, after a pivotal back-nine surge that featured three birdies in four holes. Rose praised Schauffele's mentality as the key, while Lawrence earned a Masters invite with his 68 and Scheffler tied for seventh after a late wobble. Schauffele collected $3.1 million, lifting his season total beyond $15 million as he savored the claret jug.
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Larson Kisses Bricks in Brickyard 400 Victory
Kyle Larson surged from 12th after an early restart scramble to win the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway under caution. He overtook Ryan Blaney amid late restarts, avoided a third overtime, and celebrated by climbing the fence. Tyler Reddick finished second as Blaney settled for third. Larson now has three of NASCAR's four crown jewel wins this season and leads the Cup standings.
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Herta ends Indy drought with Toronto victory at Exhibition Place
Colton Herta won the Honda Indy Toronto from pole, the first weekend sweep in IndyCar history, as Andretti Global teammates Kirkwood and Dixon finished second and third. Alex Palou extended series lead with fourth after starting 18th following a qualifying penalty amid a dramatic street-course race that included a red flag and a crash involving Pato O Ward.
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Piastri cruises to first F1 win at Hungarian Grand Prix
Oscar Piastri secured his maiden Formula One victory at Budapest after McLaren teammate Lando Norris yielded the lead following a tense strategy duel. Norris started on pole, swapped places at the start, then obeyed team orders to allow Piastri back in front for a McLaren one two. Hamilton finished third as Verstappen extended his win drought to three races.
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