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Could an IndyCar Series race in Washington D.C. actually happen?
According to NBC News, President Donald Trump is expected to issue an executive order to go forward with preparations for an Aug. 23 race. The “America250 Grand Prix” would take place near the National Mall.
The order, per NBC, tells the Interior Department and transportation Department to “coordinate with [Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser]” to make the race happen.

Lazio Closing in on Bundesliga Defender Who Could Replace Romagnoli
Lazio are reportedly close to securing the services of Union Berlin defender Diogo Leite, who would fill in for wantaway Alessio Romagnoli.
Alessio Romagnoli Wants Lazio Exit
The former AC Milan captain is keen to leave the Italian capital side in the next 24 hours, as his rapport with Lazio president Claudio Lotito and the rest of the hierarchy has vastly deteriorated.

Offseason workouts are the pinnacle of team building in college football.
You will hear the phrase “championships are won in January” in the next few weeks more than you will ever hear anything else in your life, and for good reason.
These are the times that try men’s souls, but they are also great for team bonding and building camaraderie; nothing brings a team together like nearly dying in the weight room or on the practice field.
Things like 5 am lifts or running stadiums will build lifelong friendships as you try not to puke or pass out.

The Royal Rumble is one of the special premium live events on the WWE calendar where truly anything can happen.
Last year, WWE fans saw Jey Uso win the men’s Royal Rumble match and earned a title shot at WrestleMania 41. Uso went on to win the World Heavyweight Championship in a wild upset over Gunther. Charlotte Flair won the women’s Royal Rumble match and challenged Tiffany Stratton for the WWE Women’s World Championship but came up just short.
Both the male and female competitors on the WWE roster will try to climb to the top of the mountain and earn the title shots again.

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The NBA trade deadline is approaching on Thursday. Feb.

Don’t love what’s going on in the world of skiing right now. Don’t love it at all. 
Lindsey Vonn – an OutKick fan-favorite and American legend – injured her knee during a World Cup race in Switzerland on Friday. She was airlifted to the hospital after attempting to walk it off. Not great. 
Vonn is in the midst of a skiing comeback after six years away from the sport. The Winter Games are just one week away. 
Again, not great. None of it.

Here’s a stunner: a WNBA player is NOT thrilled with ICE at the moment. Shocking, I know. Didn’t see it coming. 
Paige Bueckers, a Minnesota native, condemned ICE during a shootaround for the Unrivaled league Thursday afternoon. No, don’t ask me what Unrivaled is. I don’t know. I don’t care. Neither do you. 
BUT, a bunch of the WNBA ladies are currently playing in it, which means we’re going to get #content out of it.

It took two years of convincing, but Kawhi Leonard’s new game is supercharging the Clippers — and making them an unexpected threat in the loaded Western Conference.

American ski star Lindsey Vonn was airlifted from a World Cup race in Switzerland on Friday after a terrifying crash during her final run, putting her Olympic comeback in jeopardy just one week before the Milan-Cortina Games are scheduled to begin.
Vonn, who made a stunning comeback to the sport last season after nearly six years away from ski racing, appeared to lose control while attempting to land a jump in her final run in the World Cup race in Crans-Montana. 
The 40-year-old Olympic gold medalist, a favorite in this month’s Games, grabbed at her left knee and grimaced in pain.

As Novak Djokovic turned his attention to his latest showdown with Jannik Sinner, he heard something that would end up flipping this Australian Open upside down. In the post-match press conference that followed his quarter-final with Lorenzo Musetti, where Djokovic admitted he was preparing to head home before the Italian retired from two sets up, he bristled at the wording of a question that asked him to compare how he felt “chasing” Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal at the start of his career to how he feels now, with Carlos Alcaraz and Sinner dominating.
Djokovic stopped.