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Peters outruns Bodine to win truck race at Daytona

More than half the field crashed out or was heavily damaged, but NASCAR's Camping World Truck Series had enough survivors to offer another classic finish Saturday night at Daytona International Speedway.

Timothy Peters muscled past former champion Todd Bodine in the last turn on the last lap, then held off five challengers to win the season-opening NextEra Energy Resources 250 by about a yard.

Toni Bou wins in Barcelona and regains the leadership of the Indoor Trial World Championship

The World Indoor Trial Championship ended up this Sunday in Barcelona with a tie on points in the general standings between Albert Cabestany and Toni Bou.

After the first two trials in the 2010 schedule (Sheffield, England and Marseilles, France), the two Spanish riders had shared victories: the man from Repsol Montesa Honda won the first one and his compatriot Cabestany took the second one.

Jorge Lorenzo injures hand in training accident

Fiat Yamaha Team rider Jorge Lorenzo has undergone surgery in his right hand following an accident whilst training near his home in Barcelona yesterday, Thursday 11th February.

The 22-year-old was riding his motocross bike at the practice course near Montmeló during a routine training session as part of his pre-season preparation. He fell in a slow corner, doing approximately 30km/h, and hurt his right hand as he landed.

Jamie McMurray wins Daytona 500 after long delays

NASCAR’s season-opening and biggest event was marked by one of those “good news, bad news” scenarios that so often emerge on Sunday afternoons at Daytona International Speedway.

The good news: An utterly thrilling final 45 laps of the Daytona 500. Five drivers swapped the lead nine times, and there were another half-dozen drivers within a half-second of the front pack during those laps.