Stenhouse Jr seeks revenge at Pocono in feud with Hocevar
At Pocono Raceway Stenhouse vows payback for clashes with Carson Hocevar dating to Nashville and Mexico City. Hocevar faces scrutiny after a $50,000 fine for remarks online and a tense pre race confrontation. Both drivers insist the beef will continue with no open hunting season.
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Hamlin seeks settlement as Pocono aims for fifth pole
Denny Hamlin, in the No. 11 Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing, reflects on a calmer week aiding his form while NASCAR’s legal battle with 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports persists. A federal judge urged a settlement as Hamlin eyes victory at Pocono, holding a fifth pole in 36 Pocono starts and a 5-1 betting line.
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Jeffrey Kessler
Pocono
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Pocono lineup shows Buescher second and Hocevar third
Chris Buescher starts second at Pocono while Carson Hocevar fights Ricky Stenhouse Jr over wrecks and vows retaliation. John Hunter Nemechek starts fourth and Cole Custer fifth. Hamlin leads Toyota with six of the top ten starting spots.
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Chris Buescher
Pocono
Carson Hocevar
Ricky Stenhouse Jr
John Hunter Nemechek
Cole Custer
Hamlin
Toyota
Pocono Raceway sells out third straight weekend crowd
Pocono Raceway enters a renaissance with a third consecutive sellout, including frontstretch and premium seating, suites, infield and grandstand camping. About 50,000 grandstand tickets, 2,000 suites and 3,300 camping spots sold as NASCAR mulls new venues. Ben May cited no concern over nearby competition.
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Pocono
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Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Philadelphia
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Fleetwood Opens Big Lead at Travelers Championship
Tommy Fleetwood fired a 7-under 63 at TPC River Highlands to take a three stroke cushion at 16-under 194 as Scottie Scheffler and Justin Thomas faltered. Keegan Bradley and Russell Henley chased while Jason Day surged with three back-nine birdies.
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Tommy Fleetwood
Scottie Scheffler
Justin Thomas
Scheffler
Fleetwood
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New England
Keegan Bradley
Russell Henley
Henley
Thomas
Crystal
Bradley
England
Jason Day
Lee, Thitikul Lead as Majors Trials Go to Sunday
Nelly Korda described conditions as brutal after a 72 to stay two under and six shots back, tied with Thitikul who saw a late collapse. Thompson had a triple bogey start and Rio Takeda opened with bogeys as Grace Kim shot 68 to surge into 10th. Brianna Do scored a hole in one on the 150 yard fourth.
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Nelly Korda
Lee
Thitikul
Lexi Thompson
Hye Jin Choi
Miyu Yamashita
Thailand
France
Thompson
LPGA
Rio Takeda
Takeda
Grace Kim
Minjee Lee
Andrea
Kim
Brianna Do
Coventry takes helm as IOC president in Olympic diplomacy era
Geneva reports illustrate Kirsty Coventry becoming IOC president, vowing collaborative leadership after Bach era marked by doping, tensions, and global challenges. Her first full day features closed meetings for member input ahead of future hosts including India, Qatar, and Saudi bids, with Nita Ambani as a key ally in India’s 2036 push.
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Kirsty Coventry
International Olympic Committee
Los Angeles
U.S
Donald Trump
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Zimbabwe
Senegal
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Bach
Juan Antonio Samaranch
India
Brisbane
Nita Ambani
Mukesh Ambani
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