NASCAR Cup Roval 400 Qualifying Fast Times at Charlotte
The Bank of America ROVAL 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway road course features top qualifiers William Byron Joe Logano Alex Bowman and Kyle Larson with speeds from 98 to 109 mph across a field of NASCAR Cup drivers. Several entries show zero times in the final list including Matt Tifft Ross Chastain and Joe Nemechek.
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Charlotte Motor Speedway
Road Course
Concord
N.C
William Byron
Chevrolet
Alex Bowman
Joey Logano
Ford
Jimmie Johnson
Clint Bowyer
Kevin Harvick
Kyle Larson
Martin Truex Jr
Toyota
Ryan Blaney
Paul Menard
Brad KeselowskiFord
Chris Buescher
Daniel Suarez
Ryan Preece
Erik Jones
Aric Almirola
Kyle Busch
Matt DiBenedetto
Chase Elliott
Daniel Hemric
Ricky Stenhouse
Michael McDowell
Kurt Busch
Ryan Newman
Bubba
Landon Gassill
Timmy Hill
Josh Bilicki
Garrett Smithley
Matt Tifft
Ross Chastain
Reed Sorenson
Joe Nemechek
Parker Kligerman
Resignations and signings dominate NBA NFL and NHL
NBA announces the resignation of senior vice president Michelle D Johnson effective Oct 15. NFL grants the LA Chargers a roster exemption for Melvin Gordon III. Multiple teams announce practice squad moves across NFL AFL NHL CFL and college basketball. The long list includes signings waivers recalls trades and extensions involving teams such as Falcons Bears Bengals Lions Eagles Coyotes Flames Avalanche Red Wings Kings Predators Devils Jets and Florida College.
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Silverado Resort & Spa
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Houston
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1860
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Jared Anderson-Dolan
Rasmus Kupari
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Yakov Trenin
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Michael McLeod
Binghamton
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Lake Ridge and Open Door sweep and fall in wide results
Friday results cover volleyball and soccer plus cross country. Lake Ridge volleyball lost to Hearts for Jesus in the non conference but split scores. girls soccer Lake Ridge beat Open Door 6 2 while boys soccer Open Door topped Lake Ridge 4 2. Local schedules include various league matchups and invitational events across Northeast Ohio.
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Parma
Amherst
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John Speer
Elyria Catholic
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Avon
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Amperst
Chepngetich claims marathon gold at world championships
Kenya's Ruth Chepngetich wins the 42.195km world championship marathon in 2 hours 32 minutes 43 seconds amid extreme heat and humidity in Doha. Rose Chelimo takes silver, Helalia Johannes bronze as 28 finishers fail to reach the line.
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Ruth Chepngetich
Kenya
Doha
Qatar
Chepngetich
IAAF
Federation
Sebastian Coe
Rose Chelimo
Helalia Johannes
Namibia
Salpeter
Groner
New Jersey
Byron takes pole as NASCAR playoff opener sets pace at Charlotte
In Charlotte N C William Byron earns his fifth career pole and second this season at the home track with a 103 198 mph lap on the hybrid road course oval layout. IndyCar champion Josef Newgarden runs exhibition laps at Charlotte just after Byron posts the pole.
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Michael McDowell
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Concord
N.C
Austin Cindric
Front Row Motorsports
McDowell
William Byron
Alex Bowman
Hendrick Motorsports
Byron
Charlotte
Josef Newgarden
Newgarden
Team Penske
Simon Pagenaud
Velazquez Sets 660th Graded Stakes Victory Record
Jockey John Velazquez captured his 660th career graded stakes win in the United States and Canada by taking the $300,000 Chandelier Stakes aboard East at Santa Anita Park, Arcadia California, surpassing Jerry Bailey to become the all time leader in graded stakes scores.
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John Velazquez
U.S
Canada
Santa Anita
Arcadia
Calif
Jerry Bailey
Bailey
Velazquez
Puerto Rico
Saratoga
Brewers fall behind in wild-card race after loss to Nationals
Washington jumped ahead with a Parra sacrifice fly and Cabrera double in the sixth, then Turner belted his 19th homer off Goody. Parra added a two run double and a solo shot as Austin Voth earned the win. Indians catcher Ramirez sidelined with a sore hand. Nationals Suzuki returned to action. Max Scherzer will start the NL wild card game with Strasburg and Corbin available in relief.
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Parra
Washington
Nick Goody
Asdribal
Cabrera
Goody
Adam Cimber
Trea Turner
Zach Plesac
Dan Otero
Suzuki
Tinez
Max Scherzer
Stephen Strasburg
Patrick Corbin
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Byron Froese
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Artyom Zacdulin
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Matthew Phill
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Brent Noseworthy
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D Reid Acton
Chukwuemeka Okaeme
David Haggerty
Katrina Adams
Carlos Bravo
Martin Corrie
Bernard Giudicell
Jack Graham
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Anil Khanna
Ulrich Klaus
Salma Moneshi Gulzani
Camila Pérez Lopez Moreira
Alexey Selivanenko
René Stammbach
Stefan Tzvetkov
Bulat Atemuratov
College Florida
Mike White
Billy Torrence
Steve Torrence
Austin Prock
Mike Salinas
Doug, Kalitta
Antron Brown
Scott Palmer
Pat Dakin
Leah Pritchett
Terry McMillen
Richie Crampton
Tu. Zizzo
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Cameron Ferre
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Luigi Novelli
Chris Karamesines
Lex Joan
Robert Hignt
U.avy Camaro
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John Force
Camaro
Jack Beckman
Dodge Charger
Matt Hagan
Tommy Johnson Jr
Jim Campbell
Charger
Cruz Pedregon
Bob Bode
Mustang
Terry Haddock
Dale Creasy Jr
Jack Wyatt
Erica Enders
Detic Kramer
Bo Butner
Jeg Coughlin
Alex Laughlin
Jason Line
Matt
Alan Prusiensky
Dodge Dart
Val Smeland
Cristian Cuadra
Wally Stroupe
Fernando Cuadra Jr
Steve Graham
Robert River
Chepngetich Sweats
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Antonio Brown
NFL
New England Patriots
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Bolts
Gordon
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Justin Jackson
Magic
Magic Johnson
Johnson
SCP
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Durant
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Toronto
John Quill
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England
Quill
Owen Farrell
Kobe
Japan
Thomas Incantalupo
St. Louis Park
Eden Prairie
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Judge
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Kurt Suzuki
Austin Voth
Toom
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Scherzer
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Dave Mar
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