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TDF’11 St.13: Thor Storms To Solo Glory
It was a miraculous ride by the god of thunder today, winning brilliantly after staying away in the break that hatched with around 100km to go. Right around the time the break got set, Lars Boom climbed in the team car and abandoned.
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Newman keeps the boss happy with win
LOUDON, N.H. — Ryan Newman had his boss on his back and felt pressure to deliver a top performance. Might make an office drone squirm in a cubical. Not on the track, where there was no other driver Newman would rather see behind him than Tony Stewart. The owner-employee dynamic …
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Mark Cavendish wins Stage 11 of Tour de France
The British sprint ace posts his third stage victory in this year’s race. Thomas Voeckler remains in the overall lead as the Tour heads to the Pyrenees. LAVAUR, France — Mark Cavendish nearly lost a shoe in the final stretch but kept his cool to win a rainy 11th stage of the Tour de France in a mass sprint Wednesday, easily beating Andre Greipel of Germany at the line to seize the leading …
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Dewease claims Summer Nationals tune-up at Williams Grove
MECHANICSBURG – Lance Dewease of Fayetteville tuned up for next week’s invasion by the World of Outlaws by claiming the 30-lap, ,000 Friday night sprint car feature at Williams Grove Speedway. It was his sixth win overall of the season and second at the Grove. Dewease is the first repeat winner of the season at the speedway. Todd Reed scored the win in the 358 sprint main to pick up his first …
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Tour de France: Mark Cavendish wins Stage 11 in sprint, avenging loss a day earlier
Tour de France: Mark Cavendish wins Stage 11 in sprint, avenging loss a day earlier
Thomas Voeckler remains in lead as Pyrenes stages loom
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Cecil’s Coco looks a hot prospect
The focus of interest on the domestic front yesterday proved to be upward mobility. At Newmarket, Wild Coco made it two from three with a half-length success in the Newsells Park Stud Stakes. There was much to like about the way the daughter of Shirocco ran down trailblazing Opera Gal and drew 10 lengths clear, taking only Meeznah, who finished second in last year’s Oaks, with her.
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Newman wins New Hampshire Cup race
LOUDON, N.H. (AP) — Ryan Newman had his boss on his back and felt pressure to deliver a top performance.
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Frenchman: ‘I have zero percent chance of winning the Tour de France’
MONTPELLIER, France — Thomas Voeckler stayed with the big Tour de France favorites in the mountains.
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