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Raphael Lessard's phone has not cooled off since he won his first career NASCAR race Saturday afternoon. "I've never had that many interviews after a race, that many calls. I feel like my phone is going to blow up." Lessard said in an interview.

MANCHESTER, England — English football's biggest teams have never experienced a day like it. Liverpool and Manchester United were both comprehensively humiliated by defeats Sunday that rank among the heaviest in their history.

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PARIS — Martina Trevisan has been doing video chats from her hotel room with her mental coach every day along the way to the quarterfinals at Roland Garros, a run the 159th-ranked qualifier acknowledges is “a little” shocking, just not as much to her

The men's playoff round at a curling bonspiel was cancelled Sunday after a player received a notification from the COVID Alert app. The app notifies a person when they have been in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19.

LONDON — Canada's Brent Lakatos has dominated wheelchair racing's sprint distances for the better part of a decade. On Sunday, the 40-year-old from Dorval, Que., pulled away from the field in a sprint finish down The Mall at St.

SEATTLE — A rough 15-minute stretch was the downfall for the Vancouver Whitecaps once again on Saturday.

HARRISON, N.J. — Robert Beric and Francisco Calvo scored to help the Chicago Fire to a 2-2 draw with the Montreal Impact on Saturday night at Red Bull Arena. Calvo scored an empty-netter to pull Chicago even at 2-2 in the 73rd minute.

BALTIMORE — Those hanging around the heavily restricted stakes barn at Pimlico Race Course this week joked around that Authentic would stare down filly Swiss Skydiver whenever she walked past.

EAST HARTFORD — Forced to play away from home and family because of the pandemic, Toronto FC keeps on rolling.