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Dozens of Russian athletes are likely to qualify for the Paris Olympics. Will Moscow let them go?Seattle Times
Track and field becomes first sport to pay prize money at OlympicsAlaska Dispatch News
Track and Field Becomes 1st Olympic Sport with Prize Money; Gold Medalists Get $50KBleacher Report
Track & field to be 1st sport to introduce Olympic prize money, with $50K US for gold-medal winCBC
Track and field becomes first sport to pay prize money at Olympics, $50,000 for gold medalocregister.com
Red Bull far ahead of pack in 1-2 finish at Saudia Arabian GPtimesfreepress.com- Red Bull F1 employee who accused team boss Horner of misconduct has been suspended, AP source saysSeattle Times
- Red Bull’s Max Verstappen wins F1 opener amid team turmoiltimesfreepress.com
- Formula 1’s 2024 season to start with familiar name on poletimesfreepress.com
- Verstappen on pole for F1 season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix overshadowed by scrutiny of team bossSeattle Times
- Red Bull F1 boss Horner says team unity never stronger after complaint dismissedSeattle Times
- Coach Thomas Tuchel to leave Bayern Munich at the end of the seasonSeattle Times
- Lewis Hamilton’s departure was a ‘surprise’ at breakfast meeting, Mercedes team principal Wolff saysSeattle Times
- TFigure skater Valieva disqualified in Olympic doping case. Russians set to lose team gold to UStwincities.com
- Months out from Paris Olympics, Russians are qualifying in some sports and absent in othersSeattle Times
- Croatia on course for Euro 2024 spot with 2-0 win over Latvia after Wales drops pointsSeattle Times
- Sebastian Vollmer’s legacy creates a home atmosphere for Patriots vs Colts in FrankfurtSeattle Times
- Explain, laugh, try the ‘tush push’: how a German announcer spreads the word about the NFLSeattle Times
- Upbeat Bill Belichick hopes trip to Frankfurt can spur Patriots to improve against ColtsSeattle Times
- Relentless Max Verstappen can clinch his 3rd F1 title as early as the sprint at the Qatar Grand PrixSeattle Times
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