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Motorsports

Reddick rebounded from a crash to become the first driver in 17 years to sweep the opening two NASCAR Cup races, clinching a double‑overtime win at Echo Park Speedway on Sunday.

Golf – PGA Tour

Bridgeman held off a charging Rory on the 18th at Riviera, sinking a nerve‑wracking par putt for a one‑over 72 and a razor‑thin victory at the Genesis Invitational. Mc Ilroy posted a four‑under 67 but fell just one shot short, settling for runner‑up behind Bridgeman.

LPGA

Thitikul lived up to her world‑No. 1 ranking, edging Japan’s Chizzy Iwai by a single stroke to capture the LPGA Thailand on home soil.

Winter Olympics Wrap‑Up

Closing ceremony dazzled viewers as the twin flames were extinguished in the historic Verona Arena, officially ending the Milan‑Cortina Games. Olympic photos showcased the day‑by‑day highlights, from alpine thrills to figure‑skating grace. Italy passed the Olympic torch to France, signaling the upcoming French Alps host city. Coventry praised athletes for making the Games “a place for everyone” in her closing remarks. 2030 preview teased what the French Alps might offer, from new venues to sustainability goals. Best moments offered a quick replay of the most memorable performances, ensuring the legacy endures.

Snooker

Zhao displayed composure in the Players Championship final, overturning a deficit to beat John Higgins 10‑7 and claim the title in Telford.

College Football

Gamecocks secured at least a tie for the SEC championship with an 85‑48 rout of Ole Miss, keeping hopes alive for an outright crown when they host Missouri.

Darts

Littler triumphed at the Poland Darts Open, holding his nerve despite Gian van Veen’s spectacular nine‑dart finish in the final.