The News Review:
- GM and Ford Motor seek further givebacks from United Auto Workers
- Bourdais regains points lead with Edmonton win – Auto
- Auto Racing | Dixon captures 3rd win in a row
- SportingNews.com – Your expert source for NASCAR Auto Racing stats…
GM and Ford Motor seek further givebacks from United Auto Workers
International Herald Tribune – Jul 23, 2007
The 2005 concessions came in the middle of a contract. But on Monday GM and Ford formally began negotiations with the UAW on new agreements to replace the four-year accords that expire Sept. Both companies have said they need to reduce labor costs to become profitable again.
Bourdais regains points lead with Edmonton win – Auto
ESPN – Jul 23, 2007
“Hold it! Hold it!”Bourdais took his foot off the accelerator for a moment justlong enough for the car driven by Katherine Legge to slip past intoher pit stall. “That would have been a disaster. “That momentary delay temporarily knocked Bourdais out of thelead and into third place in Sunday’s Rexall Grand Prix ofEdmonton.
Auto Racing | Dixon captures 3rd win in a row
Seattle Times – Jul 23, 2007
After all Dixon is on a roll and it was his 27th birthday. Dixon escaped the mishap in front of him that put a crimp in Danica Patrick’s hopes and stayed near the leaders before moving in front late to pick up his third straight IndyCar Series victory. Not everything was perfect. “It’s a pity it’s Sunday and everything closes at midnight” Dixon said with a smile thinking ahead to his birthday celebration.
SportingNews.com – Your expert source for NASCAR Auto Racing stats…
SportingNews.com – Jul 23, 2007
– NASCAR driver Carl Edwards was released early Monday from an maha hospital after being injured Sunday night in a dirt track race in nearby Greenwood a hospital spokeswoman said. Details of the injury were not immediately available. Edwards’ younger brother Kenny Edwards told the maha World-Herald it could be a dislocated thumb caught in the steering wheel during a crash.