Childress Suspends the No. 8 Until Brexton Busch Is Ready and Runs No. 33 at Charlotte
Richard Childress Racing did not paint a tribute on a car — it pulled the car off the grid and put the number in the infield grass.
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The Indy 500 Will Light Lap 18 for Kyle Busch and Caitlin Clark Will Call the Drivers
Three structural changes — Clark's grand marshal command, Palou's pole at 232.248, Legge attempting the Double — meet on a track that will go dark for a NASCAR driver.
The French Open Main Draw Opens Sunday Without Alcaraz and With Sinner at Minus Three Hundred
The bottom half of the men's draw is a Zverev-Djokovic-Auger-Aliassime pile-up; the women's bottom half puts Sabalenka, Rybakina and Gauff on a single side; Townsend draws Gauff in Round One.
The Knicks Play Game Three at Cleveland Saturday Night With a Two-Nothing Lead and the Cavaliers Favored by Two and a Half
The series is 2-0 New York, the bookmakers have Cleveland favored at home by two and a half, and the third-quarter run is the product the network is trying to sell twice.
The Spurs Host Game Four Sunday Night After Splitting Three in San Antonio
Game Four is at the Frost Bank Center Sunday at 8 p.m. Eastern with the series question still on whether Wembanyama's home court was a single Game-One artifact or an actual edge.
The WNBA's Warning to the Fever Holds Through the Weekend and Clark Returned to the Lineup
Two days after the league disciplined the team for the late scratch, Clark is back on the court and the commissioner's office has not added a fine or a precedent.
Almost Every Coca-Cola Six Hundred Paint Scheme Now Carries a Kyle Busch Tribute
The HendrickCars Four-Car Salute had Busch on the Spire No. 7 truck before Thursday; by Saturday's Cup grid, almost every car carries a tribute in some form.
Katherine Legge Becomes the First Woman to Attempt the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 in One Day
Five men have ever tried The Double; on Sunday a sixth driver climbs into both cars, and for the first time the driver is a woman.
UEFA's Face-Value Portal Sits Beside a $2,764 Resale Floor With Seven Days to Budapest
UEFA's anti-scalping portal opened Wednesday at face value; SeatPick's PSG-Arsenal floor sits at $2,764 with an average of $10,204 — the anti-FIFA experiment is live and not yet winning.