Majka wins short Pyrenees stage in Tour 17
Rafal Majka led a late breakaway up the final climb to win stage 17 in Pla d Adet. Vincenzo Nibali extended his overall lead with third place as Italian hope for Paris victory grows. Majka preserves polka dot jersey and seeks red dot.
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France
Poland
Rafal Majka
Pyrenees
Vincenzo Nibali
Nibali
Sicily
Majka
Tinkoff Saxo-Bank
Michael Rogers
Bjarne
Bjarne Riis
Spain
Majka wins Pyrenees stage as Nibali extends lead
Rafal Majka breaks away on the final climb to win the 124.5 km Stage 17 from Saint-Gaudens to Pla d'Adet, finishing 29 seconds ahead of Giovanni Visconti and 46 clear of leader Vincenzo Nibali. Nibali expands his overall advantage to 5:26 over Valverde and 6:00 over Pinot. Next up is Stage 18, Pau to Hautacam, including the Tourmalet.
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Pla d’Adet
Saint-Lary-Soulan
Saint- Lary-Soulan
Lance Armstrong
George Hincapie
Italy
Giovanni Visconti
Majka
Nibali
Spain
Joaquim Rodriguez
Rogers
Alejandro Valverde
Ihe
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Rafal Majka
Vincenzo Nibali
Tejay van Garderen
Pau
Hautacam
Tourmalet
The
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Olympiakos Meets AC Milan in International Cup Showdown
TV listings note an 8 p.m. Cup match Olympiakos versus AC Milan from New York on FS1 as part of International Champions. At 11 p.m. NBCSN airs Beach Volleyball grand slam pool play from Long Beach California with both women and men competing in same-day tape coverage.
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Long Beach
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Albert Ramos-Vinolas
Robredo
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Igor Sijsling
Vasek Pospisil
Illya Marchenko
Lukas Lacko
Denis Istomin
Israel
Dudi Sela
Sam Querrey
United States
Jack Sock
Michael Venus
Yen-hsun Lu
Alex Kuznetsov
John Isner
Robby Ginepri
Majka wins stage at Pla d Adet in Pyrenees cycling race
In a Pyrenees stage from Saint-Gaudens to Pla d Adet Rafal Majka of Poland riding for Tinkoff-Saxo wins in 3 hours 35 minutes 23 seconds. Giovanni Visconti and Vincenzo Nibali finish within seconds. The field includes riders from Movistar Astana AG2R La Mondiale Trek Belkin Cannondale and others with times ranging from seconds to over 25 minutes behind.
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Pla d’Adet
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Poland
Tinkoff-Saxo
Giovanni Visconti
Italy
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Vincenzo Nibali
Astana
Jean-Christophe Peraud
France
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Fdu.fr
Romain Bardet
Tejay van Garderen
United States
BMC Racing
Laurens Ten Dam
Netherlands
Belkin Pro Cycling
Jan Izaguirre
Spain
Mikel Nieve
Sky
Kris
Maybin suspended for amphetamine, many MLB moves listed
MLB commissioner suspends San Diego outfielder Cameron Maybin for 25 games after a positive amphetamine test. The report also lists multiple roster moves across the American and National Leagues, including call ups, optionals, DL activations, and contract selections for teams such as the Orioles, Indians, Astros, Twins, Yankees, Mariners, Blue Jays, Diamondbacks, Cubs, Phillies, Cardinals, Padres, Nationals, and others, plus minor leagues and college notes.
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NASCAR Truck Series Race at Rossburg Results
Darrell Wallace Jr. wins the .5 mile Rossburg event after 150 laps. Hornaday Jr. second and Blaney third pace the top positions with awards totaling thousands. Race stats show 50.195 mph winner speed and 7 cautions for 33 laps while lead changes reach five.
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Bowlen loses control of Broncos over Alzheimer's
Pat Bowlen relinquishes control of the Denver Broncos due to Alzheimer's disease. Team President Joe Ellis becomes CEO with final say on matters as John Elway vows to preserve Bowlen's winning legacy amid leadership changes.
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