Rich Jones

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Dale Earnhardt's NASCAR Cup Series dominance was ended by Jeff Gordon with the pair transcending the sport during its boom during the 1990s before Earnhardt's tragic death Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt were NASCAR's two biggest stars in the 1990s. It was Gordon who ended Earnhardt's dominance, beating the seven-time champion to the 1995 Winston Cup Series title and stopping him from adding to his tally before his tragic death in 2001.

1 week ago | themirror.com | Rich Jones

The Australian was the latest player to suffer a shock defeat at Roland Garros as he was beaten by Alexander Bublik in five sets after winning the first two Australian tennis player Alex de Minaur has added his voice to the growing chorus of top players calling for changes to the demanding tennis tour schedule. De Minaur, ranked world No.9, suffered a shocking second-round defeat at the French Open, blowing a two-set lead to Alexander Bublik, and attributed the loss to exhaustion.

1 week ago | themirror.com | Rich Jones

Chase Elliott and Noah Gragson both finished in the top-10 in the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway but were both left wanting more and were harsh on themselves Chase Elliott didn't mince words when reflecting on his Coca-Cola 600 performance, and he wasn't alone among top-10 drivers in pointing the finger at themselves. The race saw a thrilling victory by Ross Chastain, who managed to overtake William Byron towards the end.

1 week ago | themirror.com | Rich Jones

Carson Hocevar caught the eye during Amazon Prime Video's first NASCAR Cup Series broadcast, with Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr. both sharing thoughts on the youngster Jeff Gordon, the vice-chairman of Hendrick Motorsports, was full of praise for Carson Hocevar during an appearance on Amazon Prime Video's first NASCAR Cup Series race broadcast.

1 week ago | themirror.com | Rich Jones

Tim Cindric, the father of NASCAR Cup Series star Austin Cindric, was among three senior members of Team Penske to leave the team this week after a shock announcement. NASCAR Cup Series star, Austin Cindric, has been forced to discuss his future with Team Penske following the departure of his father, Tim, from the team last week. Tim Cindric served as president of all Team Penske's racing operations from 2005 until 2024, when he shifted his focus solely to the team's IndyCar program.