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Katherine Legge's attempt to become the first woman to complete The Double racing 1,100 miles spread out over two tracks on one day ended quickly Sunday when she crashed out in the Indianapolis 500.The English driver completed just 17 of the scheduled 200 laps at Indianapolis Motor Speedway's iconic 2.5-mile oval before she ran into the car of Ryan Hunter-Reay, knocking both cars out of the race. Hunter-Reay started spinning in the second turn and braked hard to keep his car off the wall, and the trailing Legge steered inside to try to avoid the 2013 Indy 500 winner. But as smoke emerge from both braking cars, Legge's car hit the inside wall.Im fine, just gutted more than anything, she said after being checked and released at the track's infield medical center. Ryan spun in front of me, I think he was battling his car for a minute, I was just chilling, trying to save fuel and he spun down the track and started coming up the track, so I tried to go low and just didnt make it.Legge is the sixth driver ever to attempt The Double, paring the Indy 500 with NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600 in North Carolina, but the only one to complete it is three-time NASCAR champion Tony Stewart in 2001.It's been a week full of bad luck for Legge. Her flight from New York to Indianapolis was delayed, causing her to miss Indy's annual media day. Then she had communications trouble in Friday's final 500 practice, and after flying to Charlotte on Saturday, Coca-Cola 600 qualifying was rained out.Hopefully, we get all of the travel woes out of the way now before the weekend, and this weekend goes smoothly, Legge told The Associated Press on Thursday. My management has been speaking with Kyles management about how to get the logistics sorted out, how they did it and were trying our best to copy and paste what they had and theyre just keeping me in the loop.Her fortunes briefly looked like they might have changed when the speedway dodged the predicted prerace rain, allowing the race to begin on time. Then came the tangle with Hunter-Reay, who was also was checked and released by IndyCar's medical team.It was super tough out there, Hunter-Reay said. The whole time I was trying to keep it off the wall. Just super disappointing. Thats the busiest Ive been around here in 16 years. I was trying to keep it off the wall the whole time and finally, one of those wiggles didn't come back in Turn 2.At the 500, crashes and bad weather have been a theme in each of the last three Double attempts. A rain-delayed Indy start prevented two-time NASCAR champion Kyle Larson from making it to Charlotte in time for the start in 2024, and Larson crashed out of both races last year after another rain-delayed start in Indy.But Legge was hoping to avoid all of it.Shell stay here throughout, her father, Derek Legge, said before the first race while texting from a golf cart outside her garage. Were keeping an eye on the weather. It might even be delayed here an hour at a time.By then, Legges car was already on the Brickyard as the sold-out grandstands filled in and hundreds of people surrounded the cars on the track.The English driver started from the No. 26 spot, the middle of the ninth row, at Indy, where she drove for HMD Motorsports with A.J. Foyt Racing team. She still plans to head to North Carolina where she will start 37th for Live Fast Motorsports after Saturday's rainout.Rain could be in the mix Sunday night, too.The early forecast looked good for the start of the race in Charlotte, but the chance of rain is expected to increase throughout the night.The other five drivers who previously tried "The Double had months to prepare, but Legge's teams didn't announce her attempt until last week. Since then, those behind the scenes helped Legge line up the helicopter ride she planned to take from the speedway to Indianapolis International Airport and the private jet that will take her to Charlotte for the second race of the day.___AP auto racing: https://apnews.com/hub/auto-racing

The controversial Enhanced Games will hand out staggering seven-figure bonuses to athletes capable of breaking world records at the inaugural event in Las Vegas.Organisers behind the heavily criticised competition have confirmed that competitors who break the world record in either the men's 100m sprint or the 50m freestyle swimming event will pocket an eye-watering $1million bonus.The Enhanced Games have sparked outrage across the sporting world due to their decision to openly allow athletes to use performance-enhancing drugs and technologies banned under normal anti-doping rules.Competitors are also permitted to use equipment outlawed in traditional competition, including neoprene swimsuits designed to help maintain body temperature and improve performance in the pool.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayDespite fierce backlash from sporting bodies, several high-profile names have signed up for the Games.British swimmers Ben Proud and Emily Barclay are among those competing, alongside British sprinter Reece Prescod.American sprint star Fred Kerley an Olympic silver medallist from 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris is also taking part.Kerley is one of only four athletes reportedly competing clean at the event.The former world champion admitted financial incentives were a major factor behind his involvement, with the American currently suspended from professional sprinting until 2027 due to anti-doping whereabouts violations.Organisers have promised all competitors lucrative appearance fees, although exact figures have not yet been disclosed.On top of that, each event will feature a total prize purse of $500,000, with winners receiving $250,000.However, the real attention surrounds the additional bonuses attached to world-record performances.LATEST SPORTS NEWSlGabby Logan set to be given historic BBC role for World CupTyson Fury and Zlatan Ibrahimovic set to buy football club with Netflix twistLuke Littler left appalled by Oleksandr Usyk controversy as boxing branded 'gone'The possibiliben ty of enhanced athletes breaking iconic records has generated huge debate ahead of the Games.any observers remain sceptical that anyone can threaten Usain Bolt's legendary 100m world record of 9.58 seconds.Kerley's personal best stands at 9.76, while several other competitors are either retired, suspended or significantly slower on paper.Proud, though, believes the situation is very different in the pool.The British swimmer is convinced the combination of performance-enhancing drugs and advanced swimwear technology could lead to the official world record falling in the 50m freestyle.Speaking ahead of the event, Proud admitted both factors could deliver huge gains."Both are extremely valuable," he said."In percentage terms, it could be between one or two per cent each."The 2024 Olympic silver medallist added: "I wouldn't be surprised if we both broke the official world record."The current 50m freestyle long-course world record is held by Cameron McEvoy, who posted a time of 20.88 seconds earlier this year.Meanwhile, organisers released clinical trial data on Thursday claiming 61 per cent of athletes involved in studies had used stimulants while preparing for competition.The revelations are likely to intensify criticism surrounding the Enhanced Games before the first event has even begun.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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More than 25 years after it debuted as one of Universal Orlandos most iconic themed lands, the Lost Continent is beginning a phased closure at Islands of Adventure.Demolition work has started inside the aging land. Footage from a local stations news helicopter showed an excavator positioned next to a pile of rubble, according to multiple reports."In the coming months, venues and experiences within Lost Continent will permanently close in phases to make way for a new themed area," a Universal Orlando spokesperson told Fox News Digital.SIX FLAGS GUESTS STRANDED 245 FEET IN AIR AFTER POWER OUTAGE FORCES COASTER EVACUATION"This will include the closure of Mythos Restaurant in 2027," a statement also noted.The Lost Continent opened with Islands of Adventure in 1999, helping to define the parks early identity with mythology-inspired architecture, towering stone facades and elaborate storytelling rooted in ancient legends.For years, it served as one of the resorts most atmospheric lands, blending fantasy adventure, cutting-edge effects and live entertainment, according to Universal Orlando.The area was also home to several fan-favorite attractions.ICONIC SECTIONS OF DISNEY WORLD CLOSING DOWN AND DISAPPEARING BEFORE VISITORS' EYESThe Dueling Dragons roller coasters later re-themed as Dragon Challenge after the arrival of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter were among the resorts most iconic thrill rides.They were famous for their intertwined layouts, synchronized dispatches and near-miss elements, per Universal Orlando and Wizarding World history pages.Poseidons Fury was another signature attraction, drawing crowds with dramatic water tunnel effects, bursts of fire and live actors.But over the last 15 years, Universal has steadily chipped away at the land.CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIESIn 2010, the Dueling Dragons coasters were re-themed as Dragon Challenge as part of the neighboring Wizarding World of Harry Potter expansion, according to Universal Orlando.That attraction ultimately closed in 2017 to make way for Hagrids Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure, now one of the resorts most popular rides.The Eighth Voyage of Sinbad, a stunt-heavy live show, said goodbye in 2018.Poseidons Fury closed in 2023, according to Universal Orlandos retired attractions page.Mythos Restaurant is expected to remain open through 2027 as part of Universals phased closure plan, according to the company press release."Universal Orlando Resort is continuing its unprecedented momentum as it prepares for a slate of compelling new guest offerings across the destination, ranging from new themed areas to delicious eateries," the resort said in a release shared with Fox News Digital.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERUniversal announced the resorts Horror Make-Up Show at Universal Studios Florida is temporarily closed to prepare for what the company calls a "reimagined experience."The updated production "will showcase a mix of classic and modern horror properties along with shockingly fun surprises."Hogwarts Castle at Islands of Adventure has seen ongoing maintenance and refurbishment work in recent years, according to Orlando Informer.Universal Orlando will debut Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift in 2027, a high-speed roller coaster based on the blockbuster movies, the press release noted.The demolition drew mixed reactions from Universal visitors."Glad it's finally happening because it's needed it. I mean, the two attractions have been closed for 8 years and 3 years," one Reddit user said.But many fans were sad to see Lost Continent go."Goodbye, Lost Continent, you will always be my favorite show," said one TikTok user.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZ"RIP, Lost Continent. Thank you for everything," another said.A third TikTok user chimed in with these words: "The end of an era."

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