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The finish of the Indianapolis 500 was barely 24 hours old, and both David Malukas and Marcus Armstrong had replayed it over and over in their minds. Armstrong had already watched a replay of the final lap several times. Malukas said he didn’t sleep, just going over what he could have done differently. At some point, they have to put it out of their heads and get back to racing. Just how hard will that be for the 24-year-old Malukas and 25-year-old Armstrong? "You dream of that every single day — that exact moment, fighting for the lead of the Indy 500 in the final lap," Armstrong told me and other reporters Monday night. "So when you have the chance to do that and fulfill a dream, and you don't do it, it hurts." It certainly can’t be easy. Armstrong was the leader going into the final lap and, while admittedly not always the best place to be, he saw Malukas get past him as expected but then had the unexpected happened when he lost a battle of wills with teammate Felix Rosenqvist, whose car was strong enough on the outside that Armstrong eventually had to lift in Turn 3. Malukas, crying on national television, showed the deep disappointment of losing in the final hundred feet to Rosenqvist, who passed him just prior to the finish line to win by a margin of 0.0233 seconds, the smallest margin in Indianapolis 500 history. Can they get focused for the race this weekend in Detroit, the first of the 11 remaining races on the INDYCAR calendar? They have to try to put the, well, second thoughts behind them. Malukas sits second in the overall standings — just 37 points behind three-time defending series champion Alex Palou — in what has proven to be a great first year for him at Team Penske. "It just wasn't meant to be," Malukas told me and other reporters Monday night. "But either way, we're more driven than ever to come back here. And even for the rest of the rest of the season, I mean, it's a lot of twos, but we are P2 in the championship now, and the fight's not over there. "Heads are high and just more driven than ever." Neither Malukas nor Armstrong has an INDYCAR win in their careers. Armstrong is 0-for-53; Malukas 0-for-68. "I’ve watched it a lot," Armstrong said.… [TheTopNews] Read More.17 mins ago - Kanye West’s wife Bianca Censori almost spills out of her tiny top as they...
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Updates from the fourth day’s play at Roland Garros Gauff: no apology from Australian Open for racket clip Monfils bows out for last time | Mail DanielKhachanov saves another break-back point but Trungelliti earns another and they swap loopy, high-bouncing forehands … until the underdog tries a drop. Khachanov hares in to return it but cedes initiative in the process, and though he then has a chance to finish the rally with a forehand, he overhits, and we’re back level at 5-5, Trungelliti saluting the crowd and enjoying his morning.Bencic, serving at 40-15, comes in to meet a loopy return, and though she doesn’t finish the point, Mcnally dumps her riposte, and that concludes a 6-4 set, taken by the no 11 seed. Continue reading... [TheTopNews] Read More.23 mins ago
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The finish of the Indianapolis 500 was barely 24 hours old, and both David Malukas and Marcus Armstrong had replayed it over and over in their minds. Armstrong had already watched a replay of the final lap several times. Malukas said he didn’t sleep, just going over what he could have done differently. At some point, they have to put it out of their heads and get back to racing. Just how hard will that be for the 24-year-old Malukas and 25-year-old Armstrong? "You dream of that every single day — that exact moment, fighting for the lead of the Indy 500 in the final lap," Armstrong told me and other reporters Monday night. "So when you have the chance to do that and fulfill a dream, and you don't do it, it hurts." It certainly can’t be easy. Armstrong was the leader going into the final lap and, while admittedly not always the best place to be, he saw Malukas get past him as expected but then had the unexpected happened when he lost a battle of wills with teammate Felix Rosenqvist, whose car was strong enough on the outside that Armstrong eventually had to lift in Turn 3. Malukas, crying on national television, showed the deep disappointment of losing in the final hundred feet to Rosenqvist, who passed him just prior to the finish line to win by a margin of 0.0233 seconds, the smallest margin in Indianapolis 500 history. Can they get focused for the race this weekend in Detroit, the first of the 11 remaining races on the INDYCAR calendar? They have to try to put the, well, second thoughts behind them. Malukas sits second in the overall standings — just 37 points behind three-time defending series champion Alex Palou — in what has proven to be a great first year for him at Team Penske. "It just wasn't meant to be," Malukas told me and other reporters Monday night. "But either way, we're more driven than ever to come back here. And even for the rest of the rest of the season, I mean, it's a lot of twos, but we are P2 in the championship now, and the fight's not over there. "Heads are high and just more driven than ever." Neither Malukas nor Armstrong has an INDYCAR win in their careers. Armstrong is 0-for-53; Malukas 0-for-68. "I’ve watched it a lot," Armstrong said.… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Updates from the fourth day’s play at Roland Garros Gauff: no apology from Australian Open for racket clip Monfils bows out for last time | Mail DanielKhachanov saves another break-back point but Trungelliti earns another and they swap loopy, high-bouncing forehands … until the underdog tries a drop. Khachanov hares in to return it but cedes initiative in the process, and though he then has a chance to finish the rally with a forehand, he overhits, and we’re back level at 5-5, Trungelliti saluting the crowd and enjoying his morning.Bencic, serving at 40-15, comes in to meet a loopy return, and though she doesn’t finish the point, Mcnally dumps her riposte, and that concludes a 6-4 set, taken by the no 11 seed. Continue reading... [TheTopNews] Read More.
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