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Newman shows up boss

Newman shows up boss
LOUDON, N.H. – Ryan Newman had his boss on his back and felt pressure to deliver a top performance.
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Tour de France overall leader Thomas Voeckler gives himself “zero chance” of winning
Thomas Voeckler kept up with the Tour de France favorites in the mountains. He’s had the yellow jersey for six days. And cycling experts such as Lance Armstrong believe the Frenchman could even take the treasured shirt home when the race ends Sunday.
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Cavendish wins 15th stage at Tour de France
British sprinting star Mark Cavendish overcame high wind and “bashing” in the pack to collect his fo …
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Auto racing news and notes
Times wires Friday, July 15, 2011 Newman regains Loudon magic LOUDON, N.H. — Ryan Newman won the pole for the Lenox Industrial Tools 301 and Tony Stewart was second to give Stewart-Haas Racing a front-row sweep for Sunday’s Sprint Cup race. Newman, above, turned a track-record lap of 135.232 mph Friday. Stewart, his boss and teammate, was at 135.064. They were the only drivers to top 135 mph …
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Busch races to 100th in Loudon
Kyle Busch grabbed a souvenir for the victory lap he’d perfected 99 times before: A white “100″ flag that rippled out the window of the No. 18 Toyota, one special number and a giant slice of NASCAR history.
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Cavendish crosses line first in Montpellier
Mark Cavendish has won stage 15 of the Tour de France from Limoux to Montpellier.
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