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Tribune correspondent Published: July 4, 2009 DAYTONA BEACH - Clint Bowyer had started nine Nationwide Series races at Daytona International Speedway, finishing in the top 10 seven times. But his best finish was third twice, including the season-opening race in February. So when a wreck occurred on the first lap of a green-white-checkered finish in the Subway Jalapeno 250 on Friday, Bowyer screamed "I won Daytona" over his radio. Bowyer edged Kyle Busch by 0.278 seconds. Carl Edwards was third and Joey Logano was fourth. On the restart, Bowyer got help from Busch while Edwards, in second place, got help from Brad Keselowski as Bowyer and Edwards battled for the lead. "Busch was pushing me hard on the restart," said Bowyer, who earned his first Nationwide win of the season in only his sixth start. "He actually hit me hard, and... [read full story]
While doing rehearsals for his new wild, Michael Jackson-type American Music Awards performance last night and amid a thundercloud of hot theater lights and special-effects fog, Adam Lambert governed the sprawling stage while...
By Sean Myers, Calgary HeraldNovember 25, 2009 12:02 AM Photograph by: Herald Archive, Edmonton Journal Even after a 4-0 loss a captain must play the optimist. Witness Phoenix Coyotes doyen Shane Doan commenting the day after...
WASHINGTON — Sen. Jim Inhofe, considered the leading skeptic in Congress that human activity is causing global warming, wants an investigation into whether some of the leading scientists on the topic manipulated data to inflate...
TALLAHASSEE -- FSU closed out Tuesday night's practice inside Doak Campbell Stadium to the steady drone of piped-in crowd noise, much like it did a few weeks back in preparation for a trip to Clemson. The ear-piercing sound...
