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Kevin Harvick remembered Kyle Busch as one of his fiercest competitors. And he also credited Busch, who died suddenly on Thursday at age 41, as one of the sports most influential figures. "NASCAR lost one of its true giants, whose impact is almost beyond measure," Harvick wrote in a post on social media. Harvick, now a FOX Sports analyst, and Busch had much in common, both growing up on the West Coast (Harvick in Bakersfield, Calif., and Busch in Las Vegas) and carrying the competitive desire that nothing else mattered but winning. The two nearly came to blows in a confrontation at Darlington Raceway in 2011. Harvick got out of his car after the race, went over to Buschs car and took a swing at the window net while Busch drove away and hit Harvicks car in the process. Busch and Harvick waged fierce battles over the years. Busch had to beat Harvick (as well as two other Champ 4 finalists) in both the 2015 and 2019 championship races, with Harvick finishing just 1.5 seconds behind Busch in 2015. They competed against each other over 20 Cup seasons. Busch sits ninth on the all-time wins list at 63; Harvick is 11th at 60. "Kyle Busch and I spent years pushing each other to the limit," Harvick wrote. "We raced hard, traded paint and fought for every inch because all either of us wanted to do was beat the other. "What people may not realize is how much that rivalry drove us both. Kyle made me better because you had to be at your absolute best to beat him. Over time, that fierce competition turned into a mutual respect." They both shared a passion for the sport that went beyond driving. Harvick and Busch both owned teams that raced in NASCARs national series. Kevins son, Keelan, is a few years older than Buschs son, Brexton. Both Keelan and Brexton are aspiring NASCAR drivers. "As our careers evolved, so did our conversations," Harvick wrote. "We talked over building race teams, life beyond the racetrack, and our families, especially raising young sons who want to be racers themselves." The NASCAR industry mourns the loss of Busch, who is survived by his wife, Samantha, and their children, Brexton and Lennix. "Im deeply saddened for Samantha, Brexton and Lennix," Harvick wrote. "Theres nothing that can replace a husband or a father."

Natalia Bryants Motorola campaign with Paris Hilton drew major online attention as the pair showcased matching looks tied to the new Razr launch, further boosting Bryants growing fashion profile.

The latest rankings show that teams in the middle are in unpredictable form

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Vehicles are parked in office building lots west of the former Arlington International Racecourse in Arlington Heights, Illinois, on April 21, 2026. The vacant land is the possible future site of a new stadium for the Chicago Bears. (John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)On Thursday, the Chicago Bears issued a statement about their stadium plans. The Chicago Bears have exhausted every opportunity to stay in Chicago, which was our initial goal. There is not a viable site in the city. As a result, the only sites under consideration are in Arlington Heights and Hammond.Anyone else having dj vu? Team President Kevin Warren announced 9 months ago that Arlington Heights was the only Cook County location under consideration, so that initial goal of Chicago has been long gone.Theyve been flirting with Indiana since December, and a couple of days ago, it was reported that Hammond and Arlington Heights were the only two options on the table. That report promised thatan actual decision on new stadium planswould be revealedby late spring, early summer.Todays statement seems like a waste of time or a direct shot at the city of Chicago, who has been posturing through the media and making noise in Springfield for months. The city had to have known the Bears were leaving.Weve known for quite some time, too. How long have the Bears been fiddling around with building a new stadium?They signed the purchase agreement on the Arlington Park property three days after Justin Fields got his first professional start. The Bears should probably stop talking about the stadium until they have something worthwhile to say.

The Fever received a warning after star Caitlin Clark was not initially listed on the team's injury report but was a late scratch with back soreness shortly before tip of their Wednesday game against the Portland Fire, the league told ESPN on Thursday.

As Shane Burgoyne gathered with the footy greats at the MCG on Monday, he could not help but marvel at the Magpie who will set an unthinkable mark in the AFL for longevity on Saturday.

Scott Pendlebury has revealed just how many gold numbered jerseys he will wear in his record breaking AFL appearance this weekend