Journalists headline heat for Preakness favorite Journalism
The 150th Preakness at Pimlico features Journalism as the 8-5 morning line favorite after a Derby runner-up finish. Veterans D Wayne Lukas and Bob Baffert weigh in as Journalism, Sandman, and American Promise race nine horses under uncertain mud conditions with Sovereignty skipping to rest for Belmont.
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Baltimore
D. Wayne Lukas
Michael McCarthy
Mike
Bob Baffert
Sovereignty
Mark Casse
Sandman
John Velazquez
Lukas
American Promise
Churchill Downs
Baffert
Goal Oriented
Justify
Jackey’s
Journalism
American Promise Seal
Heart of Honor
Pay Billy Mena
River Thames Ortiz Jr
Sandman Velazquez
Clever Again Ortiz
Gosger Saez
Winstar Farm LLC
GHC Ing. LLC
Wachtel Stable
D.J. Elias
West Point Thor Stable
Winchell
John Magnier
Michael Tabor
Harvey A. Clarke
Margie
Pimlico
Paris Lily
Margie Intenton
Flavien Prat
Larson faces grueling double duty across Indy and Charlotte
Kyle Larson races The Greatest Spectacle in Racing at Indianapolis and the NASCAR All-Star at North Wilkesboro within three days. He plans Indy 500 practice then jets to North Wilkesboro for the All-Star Race, then returns to Indy and Charlotte, chasing a rare double.
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Kyle Larson
Larson
North Wilkesboro
North Carolina
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indianapolis
North Wilkesboro Speedway
Indy
New York
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Hendrick Motorsports
Joey Logano
Nascar
Justin Allgaier
Harrison Burton
Ford
Burton
Wood Brothers Racing
Daytona International Speedway
Rick Ware Racing
Indy 500 on pace for sellout and blackout lift
IndyCar and IMS president Doug Boles announced the May 25 Indianapolis 500 is within four digits of being sold out, with a complete grandstand sellout expected by Monday. The race is anticipated to draw about 350,000 fans and the local blackout will be lifted for in-city viewing.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
IndyCar
IMS
Doug Boles
Boles
Associated Press
Sandusky area tracks spark busy racing weekend
A packed slate across Sandusky speedways features Twin States Auto Racing Club events at Sandusky Speedway with Grand Nationals Pro Compacts Warriors and Factory Stocks racing. Admission ranges from 5 to 10 dollars for youth to adult, with pit passes priced up to 35 dollars. gates open at 3 p.m. and racing begins after a 15 minute intermission, with 25 lap grand nationals and pro compacts and 15 lap warriors and factory stocks.
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Sandusky Speedway
Twin States Auto Racing Club
Warriors
Bryant McCoy
Carrollton
James Morrison
Columbus
North Carolina
Sandusky
Lorain Raceway Park
NOAA
Painesville Speedway
Call
Fremont Speedway
Summit Motorsports Park
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Pimlico Race Course
NBC
Mrs. Smith
Cee
Associate
McCarthy
Louisville
Carlin
California
Todd Pletcher
River Thames
Steve Asmussen
Clever Again
Jamie Osborn
Brendan Walsh
Gosger
Pay Billy
Pletcher
Black Eyed Susan
Don Qe
Jim
St ‘de
Nate Ryan
Kansas Speedway
Indy Care Center
Brad Keselowski
Christopher Bell
Keselowski
Roush Fenway
Sterling Marlin
Ken Schrader
Michael McDowell
Shane van Gisbergen
Carson Hocevar
Chase Elliott
Logano
Team Penske
Austin Cindric
Fennleigh
Er Kyle Larson
LRP
Brad Copen
Rick Groetsch
North Ridgeville
Chase Wiggins
Elyria
Jimmy Phillips
Lorain
Joe Warner
Medina Uplift
Bob Stascak
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