Biffle dominates trucks at Pikes Peak race win
Greg Biffle survived 206 laps at Pikes Peak International Raceway to win the Grainger.com 200, giving Roush Racing a one two finish with Kurt Busch in second. Biffle led 170 laps and earned $46,235, his 10th truck series victory and first since 1999.
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Hunter and Brown win at Norwalk Raceway Park
Wellington's Scott Hunter and Lorain's Glen Brown claimed titles at Norwalk Raceway Park on Saturday night. Hunter won in a Nova with a 13.893 seconds at 98.09 mph, beating Melinda Martin in a Duster, while Brown claimed the Super Bike crown in 9.157 seconds aboard a Yamaha, ahead of Ed James on a Suzuki.
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Mickelson storms back to win Colonial by two
Phil Mickelson erased a seven shot deficit in Fort Worth finishing 12 under 268 to claim victory over Stewart Cink and Davis Love II. He birdied 10 11 and 12 turning the final round with a 63 after a rough start and matching Tiger Woods as a three time winner this year.
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Indy 500 qualifying drama as Boat makes last run
Indy 500 coverage shows Boat narrowly earning a last qualifying spot amid engine issues and a dramatic lineup shuffle. Foyt praised Dan Drinan for risking a final lap, while Raul Boesel and Jacques Lazier posted fast times. St James becomes oldest starter, Fisher youngest, marking two women in the field.
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