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Gordon, a five-time Dover victor, was feted by the track as he winds down his 23-year career.

The former Sheffield Wednesday gaffer leads the betting at 2/1, courtesy of Sky Bet, however hot on his heels is the ex-Leeds gaffer Neil Redfearn, while the likes of Ian Holloway, Brian McDermott and Neil Warnock all feature at this early stage.

Following his departure, the Evans spoke BBC Radio Sheffield: “The chairman and I had our normal meeting yesterday morning and the decision was made after we decided we were heading in different directions”.

The Championship has experienced its second managerial departure of the season just hours after the first, with Rotherham United confirming that Steve Evans has left the club.

Joey Logano will start in the same position he did in the spring as he won the pole Friday and will lead the field to the green for Saturday night’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond global Raceway. “This is better than finding out at the end of...

Tony Stewart already had a grin under his budding beard when the pickup truck hauling the three-time Sprint Cup champ and fellow driver Martin Truex Jr. eased to a stop on pit road at Watkins Glen global on Sunday afternoon.

“I think it’s a little early to pass judgment whether we got it figured out”.

He said that “The videos did not demonstrate any aberrational driving by Tony Stewart until the point of impact with Kevin Ward, at which point his vehicle veered to the right up the track as a result of the collision”.

The fact of the matter is if Kevin Ward Jr. didn’t come down on the track that was active, Kevin Ward Jr. would be racing a sprint vehicle tomorrow night and Tony Stewart wouldn’t be replaying that tragedy everyday.

The lawsuit, filed on Friday in New York, includes claims that Stewart wrongfully caused Ward’s death by acting with “wanton, reckless and malicious intent and negligence”.

Foyt, one more than Rick Mears, one more than Al Unser and four more than Mario Andretti. “That’s pretty remarkable. For me to just be looking for one, it’s a little disappointing that I’ve been around this long and haven’t won those races”.

Kyle Busch drove his No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota to victory for the second weekend in a row at New Hampshire Saturday night, continuing a streak of strong performances since returning from an 11-race absence due to injuries.

This is something I’m not sure we ever would have expected. Whatever turns out to be the best direction, hopefully they go all the way down that path and let it rip.”.