Shelton advances at French Open in Paris opener
Ben Shelton, the 13th seed, defeated Lorenzo Sonego 6-4 4-6 3-6 6-2 6-3 to reach the French Open second round under lights. He praised the crowd on Court Philippe Chatrier after midnight, while his girlfriend Trinity Rodman and his father coach Bryan Shelton watched.
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Big Four reunion honors Nadal at French Open ceremony
At Roland Garros on Sunday Rafa Nadal received a tribute with Novak Djokovic Roger Federer and Andy Murray appearing in the ceremony the four sharing a combined 69 Grand Slam titles. Nadal hailed rivals becoming colleagues while the event underscored a shifting era in men’s tennis.
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Penske’s Indy 500 woes cap a brutal week for team
Roger Penske gave the command to start engines after a turbulent week that saw illegal parts penalties for Josef Newgarden and Will Power, and the firing of Tim Cindric and two Penske officials. Scott McLaughlin crashed during warmup, ending his bid before the green flag. Newgarden finished with fuel pressure issues on laps late before also bowing out. McLaughlin expressed heartbreak over the crash and the loss of a chance to compete for the win.
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Palou wins Indy 500 amid Ganassi triumph and Spanish cheers
Spanish driver Alex Palou clinches the Indianapolis 500 in a dominant Ganassi performance. Marcus Ericsson finishes runner-up after a near miss, while Josef Newgarden exits with a fuel pump issue. Palou becomes the first Spanish winner, celebrated by teammates Scott Dixon and Dario Franchitti as cheers echo from the Yard of Bricks.
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Chastain Wins Cup Jewel After Dramatic Charlotte Finish
Chastain chased Byron for the win as Hamlin and others jostled for position late. Byron led many laps and sweeps the stages yet finished 16th as Chastain claimed his sixth Cup Series victory with Briscoe finishing third while Larson wrecked and Johnson retired in 40th after a rookie mistake in his 700th start.
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