McIlroy Improves But Falls Short At British Open
Rory McIlroy battled back from a rough start at Royal Birkdale to shoot 68 69 67 and tie for fourth. He targets the next two weeks with confidence at Quail Hollow and Firestone, citing past success and course familiarity. Austin Connelly, in his first major, finished 14th, while Justin Rose reflected on his long wait for a British Open win.
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Spieth Battles Through Tough Downhole Shot to Regain Lead
Jordan Spieth navigates a difficult hole by using relief from an unplayable lie to reach the range and escape with bogey. He then hits a near ace on the 14th and a 50-foot eagle on the 15th to reclaim the lead with a playful moment at the cup.
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Spieth captures British Open in three stroke win at Royal Birkdale
Jordan Spieth shot 69 to finish 12 under 268 and beat Matt Kuchar by three strokes at Royal Birkdale. Spieth became the youngest to win three majors and joined Nicklaus and Sarazen with that feat.
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Kuchar emotionally elated yet falls short at British Open
Matt Kuchar, leading contender at Royal Birkdale, finishes three behind Jordan Spieth as Spieth pours in late birdies and an eagle. Kuchar praises Spieth while analyzing the crushing near miss, with family watching and Kuchar vowing to try again.
Kahne Breaks Winless Drought At Brickyard 400
Kasey Kahne parked his drought ending victory at Indianapolis in a chaotic Brickyard 400 marked by 14 cautions and a 1 hour 47 minute rain delay. He edged Brad Keselowski and Ryan Newman as cautions and heat slowed drivers, then celebrated after medical fluids and cramps were treated.
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Hendrick stays with four cars for next season
Rick Hendrick reiterated plans to run four cars in 2017. The Hendrick Motorsports lineup includes Jeff Gordon retired, Dale Earnhardt Jr leaving after 2017, and Alex Bowman and Chase Elliott as potential successors alongside Jimmie Johnson.
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Hight extends victory streak at Mopar Mile High Nationals
In Morrison Colorado Robert Hight won in Funny Car at Bandimere Speedway with a 3.995 second run at 317.57 mph in a Chevrolet Camaro SS to extend his season streak. Antron Brown won Top Fuel Drew Skillman took Pro Stock and Eddie Krawiec claimed Pro Stock Motorcycle with Brown also defeating Leah Pritchett in the final.
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