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Longshot Golden Tempo swept past 4-1 favorite Renegade in the Churchill Downs stretch to win the Run for the Roses. Trainer Cherie Devaux became the first female trainer in 152 years of Kentucky Derby history to win the race. Jockey Jose Ortiz (Golden Tempo) edged out his brother Irad Ortiz Jr. (Renegade) in one of the great sibling moments in sports. Full race recap, winner profile, and all 20 horse profiles inside.
From Aristides in 1875 to Secretariat to today's upset winner — the full story of America's greatest race and the legendary horses who shaped it.
Read the History →Golden Tempo heads to Pimlico as the Triple Crown favorite. Renegade could return for a rematch. The second leg of the Triple Crown is two weeks away.
Preakness Guide →Pick a topic and get the full picture — history, key players, how it works, and what to watch for.
Golden Tempo (23-1) won the 152nd Kentucky Derby, with trainer Cherie Devaux becoming the first female trainer in history to win the race. Jockey Jose Ortiz edged out his brother Irad Ortiz Jr. (aboard 2nd-place Renegade) in a memorable stretch duel. Full race recap, 21 horse profiles, history, and the complete guide to what happened.
The 2026 NFL Draft is complete. Fernando Mendoza went first overall to the Raiders, Ohio State put four players in the top 11, and Red Murdock became Mr. Irrelevant at pick 257. All 257 picks across seven rounds and three days in Pittsburgh.
The 2026 NHL playoffs are live. Sixteen teams, four rounds of best-of-seven, and sudden-death overtime that never ends until someone scores. Follow all 8 first-round series — from the Battle of Pennsylvania to Connor McDavid's Cup hunt in Edmonton.
The Greatest Spectacle in Racing. 33 cars, 500 miles, 250,000 fans at the Brickyard. The 110th Indianapolis 500 is part of the Triple Crown of Motorsport alongside Le Mans and Monaco. History, the track, key drivers, the Month of May schedule, and more.
Tennis's most demanding Grand Slam, played on the slow red clay of Roland Garros. Alcaraz, Sinner, Swiatek, and Gauff compete for the sport's most coveted clay court title — plus a full new-fan guide to scoring, surfaces, and how the draw works.
Tennis’s most prestigious Grand Slam, played on the fast grass courts of Wimbledon. Defending champions Sinner and Świótek face a full field — plus the all-white dress code, the Queue, strawberries & cream, and a complete new-fan guide to grass-court tennis.
Formula 1's most iconic race on the streets of Monte Carlo. The Circuit de Monaco, Senna's six wins, why qualifying matters more here than anywhere else, and how to follow the 2026 World Championship at Round 8.
North America's premier sports car series is in full swing. Catch up on the Long Beach street race and the full Sebring 2026 recap — Porsche wins its 20th, Nasr defies team orders, WTR disqualified. More races ahead through Petit Le Mans in October.
The Masters 2026 is complete. See the final leaderboard, key moments, and the full story from Augusta National — plus Augusta's history and legendary holes, the green jacket tradition, every past champion, and the full guide to golf and the 2026 majors season.
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