Two for the price of 1 Almirola Hamlin win at Milwaukee
Denny Hamlin relieved Aric Almirola in a Busch Series race at Milwaukee Mile after a late start and helicopter delay. Almirola qualified the car on pole and led, but Hamlin retook the lead and won with Wimmer second and Leffler third as Edwards charged to eighth.
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Hamlin
Milwaukee
West Allis
Wis
Denny Hamlin
Milwaukee Mile
Aric Almirola
Nascar
Darrell Waltit
Talladega Subway
Donnie
Sonoma
Calif
Scott Wimmer
Wimmer
Leffler
Edwards
No. 20
Ron Hornaday Jr
David Ragan
Erik Darnell
Ragan
Dixon grabs inaugural Iowa Corn Indy 250 pole
Scott Dixon earned his first pole of the season for the Iowa Corn Indy 250 in Newton Iowa with a speed of 182.360 mph on the new .875 mile short oval Helio Castroneves Joe Franchitti Rahal Letterman’s Scott Sharp and Vision Racing’s Ed Carpenter also started strong as Dixon eyed a wire to wire run on a track noted for its tight passing chances.
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Scott Dixon
Newton
Iowa
Dixon
Helio Castroneves
Dario Franchitti
Rahal Letterman
Scott Sharp
Vision Racing
Ed Carpenter
Lorain County Speedway adds Legend Cars to program
At Lorain County Speedway five divisions ran their regular program plus Legend Cars. Wins went to Paul Adkins for a second straight Late Model feature, Jeff Fade Jr. as E-Mod leader won his first, Joe Courson broke Chuck Phillips’ Sportsman streak, Brian McCall won the Charger feature, and Dennis Knox claimed the Legend Car feature. Street Stock result incomplete at press time.
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South Amherst
Lorain County Speedway
Paul Adkins
Jeff Fade Jr
Joe Courson
Chuck Phillips
Brian McCall
Dennis Knox
Williamson on verge of PGA Tour return at Travelers
Jay Williamson, on a sponsor exemption, holds a one stroke lead at 11 under after the third round in Cromwell Conn. He would reclaim his PGA Tour card and join a rare feat by winning on both the PGA and Nationwide Tours in the same year.
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Cromwell
Conn
Jay Williamson
Williamson
Hunter Mahan
Jason Gore
Arkansas
David Toms
Mahan
Trinity College
Hartford
Toms
Toms and Mahan
Fred Funk
Ochoa regains lead in Wegmans LPGA into final round
Lorena Ochoa shot 5-under 67 to lead the Wegmans LPGA after three rounds at Locust Hill. She stands 9-under 207, one stroke ahead of rookie In-Kyung Kim who closed with a 71. Cristi Kerr and others chase as defending champion Jeong Jang trails.
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In-Kyung Kim
Wegmans Lpga
Pittsford
N.Y
Ochoa
Kim
Locust Hill
Cristi Kerr
Lindsey Wright
Mi Hyun Kim
South Korea
A.J. Eathorne
Angela Stanford
Stanford
Jeong Jang
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