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With a 1-2-1, Eli Tomac won the Glendale Monster Energy Supercross Triple Crown to take sole possession of second-place on the all-time wins list and regain sole possession of the red plate. After entering the race deadlocked for the championship lead, Cooper Webb finished fourth overall and lost seven points to the leader with five rounds remaining in the 2023 season.
When Eli Tomac broke out of his tie with Ricky Carmichael at Daytona International Speedway for sole possession of third on the all-time wins list, James Stewart asked him not to make him wait long to lose his second-place ranking and as the four-time and defending winner at Glendale, Tomac’s Supercross numbers are solid. He will need another strong run this weekend if he wants to take over sole possession of the red plate as he enters Round 12 tied for the top spot with Cooper Webb.
RB Kingmaker led the first two home in the Group 3 Arabian Triple Crown Round 3 at Abu Dhabi’s final meeting of the year for trainer Helal Al Alawi.
Ireland understand that they are going to come up against a highly motivated Scotland team and are preparing accordingly.
ARLINGTON, Texas – Cooper Webb made a late-race pass on Chase Sexton in Race 3 of the Arlington Triple Crown Monster Energy Supercross to create a tie in event points and win Round 7 on the tiebreaker. Webb’s win in the third race of the night, which gave him a 5-2-1, was what was needed to give him his second victory of the season.
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Sarah Philpott has become the first English female to conquer the original British Triple Crown of open water swimming.
Albert Pujols hit his first major league home run on April 6, 2001. Since then, he has homered off 449 different pitchers in the regular season, in 40 different parks, with 12 walk-off home runs along the way. His return to St. Louis has turned into an unexpected magical ride these past few weeks — he's hitting .405 with 10 home runs since July 6 — and now he's just seven home runs away from joining Barry Bonds, Henry Aaron and Babe Ruth with 700 in his career.