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 Pastor Maldonado seen as a hero in VenezuelaVenezuelan driver Pastor Maldonado's remarkable first Formula One victory brought a rare moment of national unity to a homeland bitterly divided months before a presidential vote.
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 Jimmie Johnson delivers 200th win for Rick Hendrick at Darlington NASCAR raceJimmie Johnson gave team owner Rick Hendrick his long-awaited 200th win in NASCAR's premier series by taking Saturday night's Bojangles' Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway.
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 Historic victory for Pastor Maldonado at Spanish GPPastor Maldonado grabbed an astonishing first Formula One victory on Sunday in a Spanish Grand Prix thriller that handed former champion Williams its first triumph in 132 races and nearly eight years.
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 Danica Patrick lands big-name sponsor to boost brandDanica Patrick will be introduced as a Coca-Cola-sponsored driver today at Charlotte Motor Speedway, USA TODAY Sports has learned, a development that adds a powerful retail brand to Patrick's portfolio.
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 IndyCar's Tony Kanaan driven to fitnessTony Kanaan is a race car driver. He's also a triathlete.
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 Danica Patrick ready to grab tiger by the tail at Darlington RacewayDanica Patrick is ready to earn her stripes - probably plenty of them - this weekend at the Southern 500.
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 Drivers have soft spot for NASCAR's DarlingtonAfter a week of debating the impact of new rules and a different style of racing at Talladega, the talk leading up to Saturday's Bojangles' Southern 500 will be all about history and old school racing.
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 Ferrari remembers late Gilles VilleneuveFerrari marked the 30th anniversary of the death of fan favourite Gilles Villeneuve on Tuesday with the Canadian's son Jacques behind the wheel of one of his cars at the Italian team's Fiorano test track.
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 Talladega win shows Brad Keselowski can deliver Penske Racing first CupWith moves that left two of NASCAR's best drivers slack-jawed Sunday, Brad Keselowski delivered Penske Racing its first Sprint Cup victory at Talladega Superspeedway in 38 years of trying.
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 Edmonton a 'great staple' for IndyCar seriesAfter a tragic conclusion to the 2011 season, IndyCar has roared into 2012 with a new Dallara chassis, shiny new Chevy, Honda and Lotus engines battling it out, and a budding Canadian star in driver James Hinchcliffe.
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 Kyle Busch, controversy reign supreme at RichmondWhile cautions remained scarce during Saturday night's Capital City 400, Kyle Busch can thank the final one for putting him back in victory lane.
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 Will Power drives to third straight IndyCar Sao Paulo winAustralian pole-sitter Will Power won his third consecutive Sao Paulo Indy 300 on Sunday, capturing his 18th career IndyCar victory and stretching his season points lead.
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 Kyle Busch plays it low-keyIt was telling that the often-brash Sprint Cup driver who has won the past three spring races at Richmond International Raceway was tempering expectations going into Saturday's Capital City 400.
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 Denny Hamlin outkicks Martin Truex Jr. for Kansas winThe temperatures were right for Denny Hamlin. The tires were wrong for Martin Truex Jr.
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 No winner in the real contest of Bahrain's Grand PrixRed Bull's Sebastian Vettel may have won the Bahrain Grand Prix, but there was no winner in the main event: a public relations battle between the ruling Al Khalifa family and protesters in the streets over competing visions of Bahrain.
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 Sebastian Vettel wins Bahrain Grand Prix, protesters kept awayFormula One world champion Sebastian Vettel won the Grand Prix in Bahrain on Sunday while rage boiled beyond the circuit among protesters who say the ruling family that crushed Arab Spring demonstrations last year should not have hosted the race.
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 F1 driving into political mess in BahrainFormula One rolls into Bahrain this weekend and drags along with it the kind of world headlines it would rather do without as civil violence continues to shake the Gulf kingdom.
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 James: Hendrick Motorsports suffering through victory droughtThere was a time not too long ago when Hendrick Motorsports was far and away the most dominant team in stock car racing.
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 Violence mars Bahrain Grand Prix on eve of practice runsViolence marred Bahrain's controversial Grand Prix race as a firebomb exploded near Force India team members and protesters clashed with police in the lead-up to the Formula One practice runs set to begin on Friday.
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 Will Power beats penalty to grab IndyCar victoryAustralian Will Power won the 38th IndyCar Grand Prix of Long Beach, Calif., overcoming a penalty that dropped him to a sixth-row start for a victory on Sunday that gave him the season points lead.
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Mercedes' Nico Rosberg celebrates first career F1 victory After waiting 111 races for his first win, Nico Rosberg accepted that he might have to be patient a while longer before celebrating properly.
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 Greg Biffle earns first victory of NASCAR seasonThe standings have said so for a while. A victory at Texas Motor Speedway leaves no doubt. The Biff is the best.
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 Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s loss streak growingFor Dale Earnhardt Jr., the topic remains unavoidable despite recent strong performances. It's been 135 races since his last NASCAR Sprint Cup victory.
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 Rival drivers marvel at Tony Stewart's Sprint Cup roll in NASCARTony Stewart shakes his head. No, he has not suddenly become a better driver.
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 Formula 1 chiefs give green light to Bahrain Grand PrixFormula One chiefs gave next week's Bahrain Grand Prix the green light on Friday despite security concerns and calls from anti-government activists for the race to be cancelled.
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