Flesch wins Colonial on birthday with late pressure
Steve Flesch captured the Colonial at Fort Worth by one stroke over Chad Campbell after a closing 67 on his 37th birthday. Campbell tied the lead with a 61 on Saturday and finished second. Stephen Ames was third at 271.
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Trulli Wins Monaco as Schumacher’s Streak Ends
Michael Schumacher saw his season-opening five-race winning streak end in a Monaco Grand Prix crash. Jarno Trulli claimed his first F1 victory, beating Jenson Button with Rubens Barrichello third as Schumacher faced renewed criticism from Juan Pablo Montoya.
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Indy 500 Qualifying Ends Without Stewart Entry
Ray spoke of frustration and risk as Indy 500 practice paused after a strong run that would not have boosted the field. Tony Stewart’s comeback bid with A J Foyt stalled by an unspecified contract issue, leaving the lineup unsettled.
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Indy 500 lineup details fuel late qualifying drama
The article covers qualifying attempts for the Indy 500 with leaders Scott Dixon and Darren Manning in G Force entries, plus the push to fill seven spots. It notes Stewart’s disappointment over sponsor issues and potential double entry, and highlights P J Jones and Marty Roth as late qualifiers with mixed results on the fast 24 mile oval.
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Serena Williams Returns to French Open After Cannes Stop
Serena Williams heads to Paris for the French Open on the heels of a Cannes Film Festival visit. She recalls her 33 match major winning streak and a tough loss to Justine Henin Hardenne, admits knee surgery and limited play since Wimbledon, and expresses renewed drive to compete. Williams faces Iveta Benesova in round one as rivals Henin Hardenne and Clijsters deal with injuries and health.
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