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Just two weeks after becoming a father, Felix Rosenqvist won the closest Indianapolis 500 in history and hasn't stopped moving since. From the Empire State Building to throwing out first pitches, the new champion is riding the wave and loving every minute.
Felix Rosenqvist just captured the most dramatic Indianapolis 500 finish ever recorded, winning by the smallest margin in the race's 110-year history. The Swedish driver's victory for Meyer Shank Racing marks a historic moment for both driver and team at the world's most famous motorsports event.
Felix Rosenqvist pulled off the tightest finish in Indianapolis 500 history, surging past his rival by just 0.0233 seconds in a heart-stopping final lap. After 120 races and five years since his last win, the Swedish driver's patience and precision paid off in the most dramatic way possible.
Felix Rosenqvist pulled off the closest finish in Indianapolis 500 history, winning by just 0.0233 seconds after a breathtaking final lap that had fans on their feet. The Swedish driver made three daring passes in one lap to claim his first oval victory.
The most decorated woman in Olympic track history is lacing up her shoes again. Allyson Felix, 40, is coming out of retirement to compete in the 2028 LA Olympics in her hometown.
The most decorated track and field athlete in history is coming out of retirement to compete in her hometown. Four years after hanging up her spikes, Allyson Felix is proving that big dreams don't have an age limit.
The most decorated U.S. track Olympian ever is coming out of retirement to chase one more dream. Allyson Felix, who'll be 42 at the 2028 LA Olympics, is refusing to let age define what's possible.
Track legend Allyson Felix is considering a return to competition for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The most decorated American track athlete in Olympic history could compete on home soil at age 42.
Track legend Allyson Felix is using her business platform to reshape women's sports from the inside. Through two companies, she's backing female athletes and building the infrastructure women's sports needs to thrive.
Seven-time Olympic gold medalist Allyson Felix is considering a return to track at age 42 for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The hometown hero calls it a "once-in-a-lifetime homecoming" worth exploring.
Olympic legend Allyson Felix is coming out of retirement to compete in her hometown of Los Angeles at age 42. The most decorated female track athlete in Olympic history wants one final lap in front of the home crowd.
The most decorated American track athlete in Olympic history is coming out of retirement with a completely new mindset. Allyson Felix is training for the 2028 LA Olympics, driven by curiosity instead of medals.
The most decorated track and field Olympian in history is coming out of retirement at age 40 to compete in her hometown Games. Allyson Felix's announcement has sparked a global conversation about what's possible for women athletes after 40.
The most decorated female track athlete in history is coming out of retirement to compete at her hometown Olympics. Allyson Felix, who won 11 Olympic medals before retiring in 2021, can't resist the chance to run in Los Angeles at age 42.
Seven-time Olympic gold medalist Allyson Felix is coming out of retirement to compete for a spot on Team USA at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The most decorated woman in Olympic track and field history will be 42 when the Games come to her hometown.
The most decorated woman in Olympic track history is planning to compete at the 2028 Los Angeles Games in her hometown. Allyson Felix, who has won seven gold medals and 11 total Olympic medals, wants one more shot at glory on home soil.
Track and field icon Allyson Felix is coming out of retirement to compete in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, proving it's never too late to chase your dreams. The 40-year-old mom of two wants to compete in her hometown and show others that bold moves at any age are worth celebrating.
The most decorated female track Olympian in history is coming out of retirement to compete at 42 in her hometown Olympics. Allyson Felix's "Project Six" aims to prove age is just a number in Olympic sprinting.
Felix Rosenqvist threaded the needle in a daring outside pass to win the Indianapolis 500 by just 0.0233 seconds, shattering the record for the closest finish in the race's storied history. The Swedish driver's thrilling victory came days after becoming a new father.
Felix Rosenqvist claimed victory at the 110th Indianapolis 500 in the tightest finish the legendary race has ever seen. The Swedish driver crossed the line just 0.023 seconds ahead of runner-up David Malukas in a heart-stopping final lap.
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