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IndyCar: Indianapolis
The front row for the 97th Indy 500, from left, Marco Andretti (3rd), Carlos Munoz (2nd) and Ed Carpenter (1st)
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IndyCar: Indianapolis
A happy Indy 500 pole winner Ed Carpenter
Phillip Abbott for Chevrolet

MotoGP: LeMans
Teammate Marc Marquez (L) congratulates race winner Dani Pedrosa
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NASCAR: Charlotte
Jimmie Johnson, driver of the NASCAR Sprint Cup #48 Lowes Patriotic Chevrolet SS celebrates with his crew in Victory Lane after his Sprint All-Star win Saturday
Alan Marler for Chevrolet

MotoGP: LeMans
Winner Dani Pedrosa was dominant in the wet
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IndyCar: Indianapolis
1963 Indy 500 winner Parnelli Jones compares his qualifying times to this year's pole winner Ed Carpenter
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IndyCar: Indianapolis
Firestone's Al Speyer congratulates Katherne Legge for making the Indy 500 field on the final day. She will start last.
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IndyCar: Indianapolis
Carlos Munoz was the top qualifying rookie, a sensational 2nd - the same place his countryman Juan Montoya qualified in his rookie season - a CART driver who came to Indy and gave the IRL competitors a driving lesson
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NHRA: Topeka
Shawn Langdon won the Top Fuel class on Sunday
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Kyle Busch dominates Charlotte Nationwide race
  by Pete McCole
Kyle Busch raced his way into the history books on Saturday, becoming the all-time winningest NASCAR Nationwide Series driver at Charlotte Motor Speedway with a dominating performance in the History 300. Busch led 186 of 200 laps and held off Kasey Kahne over the final 13 laps on his way to his seventh Charlotte Nationwide victory, breaking a tie he shared with Mark Martin for most all-time at the 1.5-mile facility.
Monaco GP: Rosberg beats Hamilton again
  Mercedes cars fastest in qualifying again
Nico Rosberg proved once again to have the measure of his Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton by beating him to win pole position by a margin of 0.091s for Sunday's Monaco GP.  Rosberg was fastest in all three practice sessions and then took pole to keep his perfect record intact.  It is the 4th straight pole for the Mercedes team.  Sebastian Vettel was third for Red Bull ahead of his teammate Mark Webber.
Monaco GP: Saturday Press Conference
  Formula 1
DRIVERS
1 - Nico ROSBERG (Mercedes)
2 - Lewis HAMILTON (Mercedes)
3 - Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull Racing)
Hamlin wins pole for Coca-Cola 600
  by Pete McCole
Denny Hamlin is out to prove he’s not giving up on making the Chase for the Sprint Cup, looking to score some victories to qualify for a wild card spot in the 12-driver Chase field. Hamlin took a big step toward his goal by winning the pole for Sunday’s Coca Cola 600 during Thursday night’s qualifying session at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
AJ Foyt waxes poetic about good 'ol days of IndyCar
  IndyCar Indy 500 Q and A
A.J. Foyt is back at the Indianapolis 500 this weekend with Takuma Sato behind the wheel and perhaps his best chance to win the fabled race as an owner in more than a decade. Still, he can't help but reminisce about the good old days. The four-time champion was asked Thursday whether there will ever be a time when there's true innovation in the IndyCar Series—where there are multiple chassis builders, for example, like there was before Dallara became the sole provider in 2006.
Monaco GP: Thursday Press Conference
  Formula 1
TEAM REPRESENTATIVES
Christian HORNER (Red Bull Racing)
Paul HEMBERY (Pirelli)
Gerard LOPEZ (Lotus)
Robert FEARNLEY (Force India)
Franz TOST (Toro Rosso)
Alain PROST (Renault Sport)
Monaco GP: Wednesday Press Conference
  Formula 1
Drivers
Jenson Button (McLaren)
Adrian Sutil (Force India)
Jules Bianchi (Marussia)
Nico Hulkenberg (Sauber)
Romain Grosjean (Lotus)
Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
Monaco GP - The great F1 anachronism
  F1
Formula 1 will be free of controversy, Ferraris will be painted yellow with purple spots and hell will freeze over – all these things are more likely to happen than the Monaco Grand Prix losing its place on the championship calendar. The event is an anachronism but that only adds to its charm and helps cement its place as one of the three most famous motor races in the world, alongside the Indianapolis 500 and the Le Mans 24 Hours.
The Anatomy of the Andretti Curse at Indy
  by Brian Carroccio
Pistons failed, spark plugs went bad, tires suddenly came loose, and valves suddenly lost pressure. There was a very noteworthy instance of USAC incompetence, a never before or since seen “Spin and Win,” the first last lap pass in Indianapolis 500 history, and the curious yet still unsolved case of “That Damn Coogin." And more often than not, you were bound to find a calculating Unser, Roger Penske and sometimes an unholy alliance of the two behind the dirty deed. Combined, it all adds up to Indy car racing's most famous and mysterious tale: the Andretti Curse.
Scenes from DTM at Brands Hatch
  by Gary Parravani
Mike Rockenfeller took his first DTM win for two years - and the championship lead - with a dominant display at Brands Hatch. The Phoenix Audi driver beat Bruno Spengler and Robert Wickens.  Our Gary Parravani was on hand to snap these photos.
Five Minutes With former IRL Driver John Hollansworth
  by Stephen Cox
It was May 30, 1999 and John Hollansworth, Jr. had his hands full. Early in the 83rd running of the Indianapolis 500, his Oldsmobile-powered Dallara picked up a massive understeer condition. A car passed him on the inside. Caught up in the dirty air, Hollansworth's mishandling car brushed the wall hard in Turn 3. He rejoined the race after a quick pit stop. Sam Schmidt spun in front of him and Hollansworth barely missed the wreck. The field slowed under caution. Coming up through the gears on the backstretch as the race went green again, the shifter froze in fourth gear.
Langdon, Gray, Coughlin Winners in Kansas Nationals
  NHRA
Johnny Gray raced to his third victory of the season Sunday and moved back into the Funny Car points lead at the 25th annual NHRA Kansas Nationals. Shawn Langdon (Top Fuel) and Jeg Coughlin (Pro Stock) also were winners in their respective categories at the NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series event. All three winners were presented special-edition silver Wally trophies in honor of the event’s 25th anniversary.
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