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It was an exciting weekend at Evangeline Downs—if you were lucky enough to make it there.

If you think that 30 acres dedicated for racing is excessive you're absolutely right, that's why this race track has to brag about being the biggest go-kart track in the United States.

At first, I thought maybe the jogger startled the woman walking, causing the violent reaction. Then I listened to the audio: this is clearly a hate crime.

O'Meara was supported by what looked like dozens of (mostly) mask-wearing police officers.

It would have taken the same amount of time and effort to produce fliers showing missing children, but these people want to concentrate on hate.

What do you do after winning 28 Olympic medals? Race a great white shark, that's what.

WARNING: If your friends don't want to do this, you may need to find new friends.

Don't ask me why, but watching two 90-year-old men compete in a race just made my day. Watch as the two old men, who were competing at the 2013 European Veterans Athletics Championships in San Sebastian, Spain take off and steal the show.

Watch what happens when a Chicago Bears fan, who obviously had a few too many to drink, decides to race one of his buddies down a sidewalk.

Iram Leon isn’t going to let a little thing like cancer slow him down.

The new week is not starting on the right foot for Lance Armstrong as UCI President Pat McQuaid announced that the federation accepted the USADA's report on Armstrong and has decided to strip Armstrong of all seven Tour de France titles. This comes after allegations of drug abuse of which Armstrong still denies.

Let us introduce you to Claire Lomas, a woman who is paralyzed from the chest down, yet was still able to finish the London Marathon 16-Days after the start of it. The 32-year-old athlete, who's been paralyzed from the chest down since 2007, completed the race wearing a $70,000 ReWalk bionic suit, which helped her to complete about two miles a day.

Professional cycling really don’t impress us much. These guys have been chemically and physically engineered from birth to become pedal monsters and ride biked made by NASA engineers that could withstand the wind resistance produced by a nuclear holocaust.

I can still remember sitting in the Superdome last season when the New Orleans Saints hosted the Carolina Panthers. The Saints won the game, and luckily the seats I had gave me a front row view of the Saints sideline.  October 3, 2010 was also the first day I noticed a guy named Jimmy Graham.

I swear, just by looking at this photo, you can probably guess which runner is not going to contend for this 100m race. There is absolutely nothing wrong in losing, but when you lose as bad as this guy does in the race, I think you simply look for something else to do.