Earnhardt Wins Phoenix After Rough Battle On Track
Dale Earnhardt Jr edged Jeff Gordon after a late tire-change standoff with crew chief Tony Eury Sr on the Phoenix oval. The 15th career victory tightens the Cup standings with two races left as Kurt Busch leads Gordon by 41 and Earnhardt sits 47 behind in third after a tense Checker Auto Parts 500.
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Bourdais Clinches Champ Car Title with Victory in Mexico
Sebastien Bourdais wins the Mexican Grand Prix to secure his first Champ Car title, beating teammate Bruno Junqueira after a spin and gearbox issue. He collects 369 points to Junqueira's 341, plus 750000 championship prize and 100000 Corona Cup. A.J. Allmendinger finishes third in the race.
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Goosen wins Open and Woods falters to end year
Goosen finished 11 under 269 with a 1.08 million payout after winning the U S Open for a second time and a year marked by rib injury and a second PGA Tour win. He capped a late Sunday birdie with a 5 iron from the rough at No 16. Woods surrendered a 54 hole lead for the first time in five years and ends the season with one victory, matching his 1998 slump.
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Sorenstam wins Mizuno Classic for seventh LPGA title
Annika Sorenstam ties the LPGA record by winning the Mizuno Classic in Otsu Japan for the seventh time, closing with a 7-under 64 to finish 22-under 194. She secures her seventh LPGA Tour title of the year and 55th overall, tying Betsy Rawls for fifth on the career list. Angelo Que wins Vietnam Masters in Hanoi with a 12-under 276 correct final total. Corey Pavin places third in the event.
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Bryant sparks Lakers with 106 90 win over Hawks
Kobe Bryant scored 24 points and Caron Butler added 22 as the Los Angeles Lakers beat Atlanta 106-90 to end a two game slide. Chris Mihm had 19 points and 10 rebounds, with strong support from Odom and Tierre Brown.
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Raptors Beat Trail Blazers In Tight 101 97 Output
Toronto edges Portland 101 97 as Rose and Marshall lead with 16 and 16 points respectively. Portland trio Stoudamire Van Exel and Anderson combine for 14 13 10 scoring. Toronto outplays Seattle 113 94 in another note.
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Radcliffe wins tight New York City Marathon in historic finish
Britain's Paula Radcliffe seals victory in 2 23 10 becoming the first non Kenyan woman champion since 2000. She edges Kenya's Susan Chepkemei by 4 seconds after a dramatic final stretch, redeeming Olympic heartbreak from Athens. Hendrik Ramaala wins the men's race in 2 09 28 with Meb Keflezighi second.
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