NASCAR Cup Kansas: Kurt Busch beats Larson and brother Kyle to win
The 2004 Cup champion Busch dominated much of the race, leading a race-high 116 laps, a round of pit stops under caution.
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Multi-million pound transformation of Salford University has been given the green light
A ‘transformative’ multi-million pound project at the University of Salford is set to become a reality. 'Salford Rise' has been given the green light by council bosses.
Eddie Dunbar puts Giro disappointment behind him with victory at Tour de Hongrie
Eddie Dunbar maintained his recent good form by claiming his second win of the year after securing victory in the Tour de Hongrie (Tour of Hungary).
Reds toss combined no-hitter behind Hunter Greene, still lose to Pirates
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Colton Herta wins chaotic, rain-soaked IndyCar GMR GP on Indianapolis road course
Colton Herta won a wild GMR Grand Prix, which descended into chaos Saturday as intermittent rain turned many NTT IndyCar Series drivers’ fortunes upside down on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course.
Giro d’Italia woe for Simon Yates on Blockhaus climb
Simon Yates suffered more Giro d’Italia disappointment as his hopes of pink were extinguished on the climb of the mighty Blockhaus.
Jai Hindley claims stage nine spoils at Giro d'Italia
Australian Jai Hindley of Bora–Hansgrohe came through a packed group of riders to win stage nine of the Giro d'Italia, a gruelling 187-kilometre ride from Isernia to Blockhaus on Sunday, ahead of 2019 champion Richard Carapaz.
El sueño de Juanpe continúa y Landa aspira a todo en este Giro
El 31 de mayo de 1967, un corredor belga que todavía estaba en sus inicios dentro del profesionalismo empezó a forjar su leyenda en grandes vueltas, deshaciéndose de paso de las etiquetas de esprínter y clasicómano, con una Primer final de etapa del Giro de Italia en este coloso y primer triunfo del Caníbal, Eddy Merckx (de sus 24 en la Corsa Rosa) en esta carrera. Y este domingo, en la 105ª edición de la ronda italiana, para inscribir su nombre en tan prestigiosa cima al imponerse en un reducido esprint de elegidos donde Mikel Landa demostró (pese a sufrir una caída) que está al nivel necesario para plantarle cara a Richard Carapaz, Romain Bardet y Joao Almeida. El liderato, pese a estar en el alambre, seguirá perteneciendo a un que ante la debacle del teórico líder del Trek, Giulio Ciccone, se ha ganado a pulso seguir soñando.