Connolly returns to top in New England NHRA Pro Stock win
Elyria native Dave Connolly charged to the Pro Stock win at the New England Nationals in Epping, defeating teammate Jonathan Gray. He clocked 6.536 seconds at 213.23 mph in a Charter Communications Camaro, his 24th career win and first since 2012.
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Edwards Wins Road Course Thriller at Sonoma
Edwards, late surge on the Sonoma Raceway road course, edges Jeff Gordon to claim his first road-course victory. The win gives Roush Fenway Racing a breakthrough after Hendrick Motorsports’ five-race run and locks Edwards into the Chase with his second win of the season. Gordon finishes second as Earnhardt Jr. places third.
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Rosberg Edges Hamilton for Austrian GP Victory
Nico Rosberg held off teammate Lewis Hamilton to win the Austrian Grand Prix in Spielberg giving Mercedes a sixth straight 1 2 finish this season. Rosberg tops Hamilton by 29 points as Valtteri Bottas secures his first F1 podium in third and Felipe Massa finishes fourth after starting from pole. Sebastian Vettel retires with an engine problem early, ending his race on Red Bull’s home circuit.
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World Cup First Round Matches In Brazil
Schedule shows group stage games across Brazil with Brazil, Australia, Spain, Netherlands, Chile, Colombia, Japan, Ivory Coast, England, Uruguay, Costa Rica, France, Ecuador, Switzerland, Honduras, Argentina, Nigeria, Bosnia Herzegovina and more. Second round match dates set from June 28 to July 1 with winners and second place teams advancing.
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Algeria reach World Cup four goal mark versus South Korea
Islam Slimani scored and assisted twice as Algeria beat South Korea 4-2 in Porto Alegre to claim its first World Cup win since 1982 and move to second in Group H with one match left against Russia. Belgium tops the group with six points.
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World Cup group stage kicks off with must win matches
Four daily fixtures begin as 32 teams vie for knockout spots in Brazil. Netherlands face Chile for top Group B while Spain and Australia play for pride. Brazil needs a draw with Cameroon to advance, Croatia and Mexico play a winner takes all, and key stars Neymar Modric Robben vie for glory.
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U S Falls Short as Portugal Stuns United in World Cup
The United States fell behind early after Geoff Cameron miscue allowed Nani a fifth minute goal. Jermaine Jones equalized at 64, Dempsey put the U S ahead at 81, but Varela headed in a late cross and the U S faced a tough path to advance with Recife still to come.
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