Donald shares Honda lead after Loaded Saturday at Palm Beach Gardens
Luke Donald forged a slim lead at the Honda Classic in Palm Beach Gardens as he shot 68 to reach nine under, sharing the top spot with Billy Mayfair who carded a 72. Jeff Gove and Mathew Goggin trailed by one, while Padraig Harrington stumbled with late double bogeys to drop behind.
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Kahne holds off Kenseth to win Sam's Town 300
Kasey Kahne edged Matt Kenseth by 0.816 seconds to win the Sam's Town 300 at Las Vegas, extending his Busch Series victory total to four. Kenseth led early from the pole but Kahne surged on the outside after adjustments, with Kevin Harvick finishing third as sun and cool temps affected the race.
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Biffle Stewart ready for rerun at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
NASCAR stars Greg Biffle and Tony Stewart aim to rebound after disappointing California results. Both drivers say their teams remain optimistic, with strong pit work and race cars. They focus on the season's championship and the 24 race playoff format. Schumacher takes Bahrain pole as Massa start second. Senna record noted.
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Kozuka Wins World Junior Figure Skating Men's Gold
Japanese skater Takahiko Kozuka captures the men's title at the World Junior Figure Skating Championship in Ljubljana, scoring a personal best 140.08 points with eight triple jumps including a triple axel. Sergei Voronov of Russia takes silver and Yan nick Ponsero of France earns bronze amid a field with American pairs team Vlassov Meekus claiming gold.
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Paerson Wins Slalom in Levi as Kostelic Clinches Title
Sweden's Anja Paerson wins the women's World Cup slalom at Levi with a two run time of 1 38.88, finishing 5 28 ahead of Croatia's Janica Kostelic who secures the season slalom title. Nicole Hosp of Austria takes third as Kostelic holds a lead in the overall standings with remaining races next week. Chiara Costazze and Lindsey Vonn place fifth and sixth in a tight field.
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