Nadal advances to French Open quarterfinals over Hewitt
Rafael Nadal defeated Lleyton Hewitt 6-3 6-1 7-6 (5) to reach the French Open quarterfinals where he will meet Carlos Moya. The 21-year-old Spaniard extended his sets-less run at Roland Garros to four, and Djokovic, Moya, and Federer were also advancing in the day’s action.
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Kim wins 11 man playoff to reach U S Open
Anthony Kim holes a bunker shot to win a two hole playoff at Scioto Country Club securing a U S Open berth. Kevin Stadler and Will MacKenzie were runners in the 11 man field while Jerry Kelly Sean O Hair Trip Kuehne Boo Weekley also qualified.
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Truex eyes Chase as rain delays end racing day
Truex says DEI still has work for the Chase with momentum and eight points behind Mar tin. Newman led early but finished second as Edwards placed third, Gordon tops the standings with a large points cushion. Truex earned his first Cup win after earlier All-Star success.
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Bill France Jr. obituary marks racing era and family legacy
Bill France Jr., longtime NASCAR chairman and son of NASCAR founder Bill France Sr., is remembered as a decisive leader who expanded the sport nationally. He steered NASCAR from regional control to major TV contracts and a global audience, while guiding family members in key roles. He died after a long, influential tenure marked by growth, controversy, and devotion to a family enterprise.
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