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Scotland's Russell fit to face England but Graham out
Tom English, BBC Sport Scotland's chief sports writer
Sir Clive Woodward gave the Scottish forwards a blast in his newspaper column on Thursday, a withering assessment of their lack of power and how England's supposed monsters up front are going to take them to the cleaners. We shall see.
This ought to be grist to the mill of the Scottish pack. Ritchie is back in for his breakdown prowess. Scotland have been beaten on the floor in this championship and England's back-row could do it again if Scotland don't make massive improvements.
On his best days, Ritchie is belligerence personified. Saturday needs to be one of his better ones.
Fagerson being dropped from the back row is not a surprise. He has not hit fever pitch yet. Not even close. Maybe he'll find the fire off the bench.
Russell has been at the heart of Scotland's four in a row against England and it's a relief that he's made it through his concussion protocols.
He's not been himself so far in the Six Nations. Time for the genius to reappear.
Graham was always fighting an uphill battle to recover, but Rowe is a stellar replacement. He doesn't posses the game-breaking wonders of Graham, but he's a reliable and intelligent footballer.
Some thought that Gregor Brown would start this one given the lack of dynamism from the second-row against Ireland. That's still a worry in this team.
Not enough go-forward men up front. However, Pierre Schoeman's return does add some ball-carrying grunt.
From more than one source this week we've heard the Scottish forwards being all but written off. There's only one way to answer that.
Lock George Martin has been ruled out of England's Six Nations match against Scotland on Saturday with Bath flanker Ted Hill replacing him on the bench.
Martin, 23, started England's win over France in round two, but was named as a replacement against Gregor Townsend's side - initially the only change made by head coach Steve Borthwick as Ollie Chessum came into the second row.
Despite being named in the matchday squad on Tuesday, England confirmed Leicester Tigers' Martin has failed to overcome a reported knee issue sustained against Les Blues.
In-form Bath flanker Hill, 25, has made two appearances for England and was last capped by former head coach Eddie Jones in 2021 against the United States.
Given Hill plays in the back row, the loss of Martin puts pressure on Chessum, who is making his first England start in nearly a year, as England do not have a specialist lock on the bench - although Hill has on occasion played in the second row.
England have lost their past four matches against Scotland and are looking to keep alive their title hopes, with Townsend's side also in need of a win after a disappointing defeat by Ireland in round two.
Hurricane Montgomery Set For Dave Steel Championship
PINELLAS PARK, Fla. A Hurricane is confirmed to hit Showtime Speedway Saturday night during the winged portion of the Dave Steele World Sprint Car Championship.
Jeff The Hurricane Montgomery will be competing for the first time in the state of Florida.
Montgomery comes to the state of Florida to compete in next weekends Childrens Dream Fund event at Citrus County Speedway all the way from Langford Station, B.C. That is approximately 3,300 miles each way or 51 hours of drive time each way.
We decided last fall we were gonna do the Childrens Dream Fund event this year, explained Montgomery. I sat down with my car owners Rob and Lee Leighton and we talked about it. The money at the Childrens Dream Fund is pretty good since theyre paying $10,000 to win each night. We decided to go a week early so we could also run the Showtime wing races and use that race to do some testing.
Montgomery has never been to Showtime Speedway.
The tracks down there are pretty much what we run on back home. They are mostly smaller quarter mile tracks. Ive been watching a lot of online videos of sprint car races from Showtime and Citrus County. Thank God for YouTube, said Montgomery with a laugh.
Montgomery may not be a name familiar to Florida fans, but hes very accomplished in his neck of the woods. He is a six-time winner of the Daffodil Cup, the biggest winged pavement sprint car race on the Canadian West Coast.
The Hurricane is a nickname he picked up nearly 25 years ago.
When I started racing about 2001, the Western Speedway announcer started calling me The Hurricane, and it just stuck. The same announcer nicknamed my brother The Tornado. Theyve called me that ever since.
Montgomery is highly confident he can make some noise at Showtime Speedway and Citrus County Speedway the next two weekends.
If I didnt feel like I had a chance to win, I wouldnt go, added Montgomery.
The sixth annual Dave Steele World Sprint Car Championship kicks off this Friday night with a 100-lap non-wing sprint car race that will pay $7,500 to win.
The following night will see the wings return with twin 35-lap feature events paying $2,500 to win each feature.
CONCORD, N.C. Kubota Tractor Corporation and Trackhouse Racing announced that Kubotas familiar black and orange paint scheme will appear on the teams Chevrolets through the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series season.
Kubota will also continue as the Official Tractor Company of Trackhouse Racing as it has since 2022.
Its awesome to continue an authentic partnership with a world-renowned brand like Kubota, said No. 1 Chevrolet driver Ross Chastain, an eighth-generation watermelon farmer. Kubotas support of Trackhouse Racing and agriculture means the world to me, and I hope to get them back to victory lane this year.
Chastain piloted the No. 1 Kubota Chevrolet six times in 2024 and secured three top-five and five top-10 finishes, including his victory at Kansas Speedway in Kansas City on Sept. 29.
Chastains Trackhouse Racing teammate Daniel Suárez will race the Kubota paint scheme at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth on May 4.
Its great to have a brand like Kubota supporting our race team, said Suárez, who earned his second Cup Series victory at Atlanta Motor Speedway in February 2024. I think their continued partnership says a lot about them and Trackhouse Racing and how to build a successful relationship.
As part of the partnership extension, Kubota will serve as the primary sponsor when Trackhouse Racing driver Shane van Gisbergen drives JR Motorsports No. 9 Chevrolet in the Aug. 9 Xfinity Series race at Watkins Glen (N.Y.) International.
The New Zealander is competing in the Cup Series in 2025 as a rookie after winning three Xfinity races in 2024.
Im an outdoorsy guy and its great to be connected with a brand like Kubota, said Van Gisbergen who plans to run at least three more Xfinity races in 2025. Ive already put their equipment to use building out a racetrack at my house, so the timing has been perfect. Im looking forward to driving the Kubota car in the Xfinity race at Watkins Glen and going for the win.
For the third consecutive year, Kubota and Trackhouse Racing are putting the partnership in overdrive to support farmer veterans. In the races Kubota is serving as the primary sponsor of Chastains No. 1 Kubota Chevrolet, a $10,000 donation will be made to the Farmer Veteran Coalition for a top-10 finish.
The Farmer Veteran Coalition (FVC) is a national nonprofit organization that assists military veterans and currently serving members of the Armed Forces to transition into careers in farming, and since 2015, Kubota has partnered with FVC on the Geared to Give program which has provided more than $1 million to the coalition in the form of organizational support, grants to veterans and 46 pieces of donated equipment.
Chastains top-10s throughout the last two seasons have generated a total of $70,000 in donations.
Caymus Vineyards Continues Support Of Haas & Custer
NAPA VALLEY, Calif. Iconic wine producer Caymus Vineyards will sponsor the Haas Factory Team in the NASCAR Cup Series.
The family-owned and operated winery will feature Bonanza, its heralded California Cabernet Sauvignon, on the No. 41 Ford Mustang Dark Horse of Haas Factory Team driver Cole Custer.
The 2025 season marks Caymus Vineyards 12th year of NASCAR involvement and its third with the Haas Factory Team organization.
In 2024, the Napa-based winery celebrated its 50th Anniversary with a special primary livery at the Sonoma Raceway event in June, while later adorning the No. 41 Ford Mustang with its eye-catching Bonanza Cabernet primary paint scheme at Las Vegas and Homestead in October.
Bonanza Cabernet was created by Chuck Wagner of Caymus Vineyards, with the wines name inspired by the bonanza of the great state of California, home to diverse vineyard land where delicious Cabernet can be produced.
Were proud to partner with Haas Factory Team, and were excited to have Bonanza Cabernet ride along with 2023 NASCAR Xfinity Series Champion Cole Custer as he makes his return to the Cup Series, said Karen Perry, Executive Vice President of Caymus Vineyards. Gene Haas has his own heralded track record, and his ongoing commitment to putting quality race teams on the track in both Formula One and NASCAR makes him a great partner for our winery. What excites us most is the pursuit of excellence whether in winemaking or on the track. We look forward to continuing to engage racings most passionate fanbase with Bonanza Cabernet.
Since initially connecting in 2023, Caymus Vineyards has expanded its role with the Haas Factory Team organization. In 2025, the winery will continue to have a prominent presence, featuring Bonanza Cabernet on the lower rear quarter panel of the No. 41 Ford Mustang and branding on the drivers firesuit.
Additionally, the Bonanza Cabernet primary livery will be featured at the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas on March 2 and at the South Point 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Oct. 12.
Caymus Vineyards and the Wagner family have a long history in NASCAR, and we have a shared passion for excellence, making them the ideal partner for our team, Custer said. Caymus makes exceptional wines under a range of labels, and Haas Factory Team is dedicated to building competitive racecars. Im excited to have them on board, and I look forward to driving the No. 41 Bonanza Cabernet Ford Mustang at Circuit of the Americas in March and at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in October.
SEBRING, Fla. The Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli is set to kick off the season at the site of its inaugural race in 1966, Sebring Intl Raceway, as part of the Sebring SpeedTour.
The challenging 3.74-mile track has hosted 29 previous Trans Am races and has served as the season-opener for the series every year since 2013.
This weekend, Sebring will host more than 60 cars between the TA/GT race and the CUBE 3 Architecture TA2 Series, in addition approximately two dozen Historic Trans Am cars in the HTA races.
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Prior to race action, Friday will see the inaugural class of the Trans Am Hall of Fame inducted during a celebratory dinner at Sebring. The new Trans Am Hall of Fame was announced in November to honor the longest-running professional road racing series in North America.
The inaugural class consists of 18 legendary drivers, team owners and series officials: John Clagett, Wally Dallenbach Jr., Mark Donohue, Chris Dyson, Ron Fellows, George Follmer, Ernie Francis Jr., Paul Gentilozzi, Dan Gurney, Parnelli Jones, Tommy Kendall, Roger Penske, Greg Pickett, Scott Pruett, Willy T. Ribbs, Jack Roush, Amy Ruman and Bob Tullius.
Three of the inductees will be on track this weekend: Wally Dallenbach Jr., (No. 4 Ultimate Headers Ford Mustang), Chris Dyson (No. 16 GYM WEED Ford Mustang), and Amy Ruman (No. 23 McNichols Co./Valley Automotive Group Chevrolet Corvette). Paul Gentilozzi will also be in the paddock as the owner of 3GT Racing.
Storylines
- Lyn St. James will serve as the Grand Marshal for this weekends Sebring SpeedTour.
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Five Trans Am Series drivers have been named recipients of the Parella Motorsports Holdings (PMH) Powering Diversity Scholarship, assisting them as they continue their careers in North Americas longest-running professional road racing series.
After winning last years SGT Championship, Kaylee Bryson (No. 02 Logical Systems Inc. Chevrolet Corvette) will move up to the faster XGT Class with Sam Pierce Racing. Two-time TA champion Amy Ruman (No. 23 McNichols Co./Valley Automotive Group Chevrolet Corvette) will mentor several of the younger drivers, as she once again returns to the Trans Am Series TA class with her family-owned Ruman Racing team.
In Trans Ams CUBE 3 Architecture TA2 Series, Silver Hare Racings Rafa Matos (No. 57 Concord American Flagpole/SHR Chevrolet Camaro) will serve as an additional mentor for the younger members of the PMH Powering Diversity Scholarship class after winning last years TA2 championship. Nitro Motorsports teammates Julian DaCosta (No. 30 Nitro Motorsports Ford Mustang) and Tyler Gonzalez (No. 10 Nitro Motorsports Ford Mustang) will both utilize support from the scholarship to fight for podiums and search for their first wins in the TA2 Series.
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- Of the 23 competitors driving in this weekends TA/GT race, nearly half of the of the entrants are former champions, with 11 past title winners responsible for 20 championships taking the green flag in Sundays race.
Past TA champions are defending title winner Paul Menard (No. 3 Pittsburgh Paints/Menards Ford Mustang), Wally Dallenbach Jr. (No. 4 Ultimate Headers Ford Mustang), Tomy Drissi (No. 8 Trench Shoring Chevrolet Camaro), Chris Dyson (No. 16 GYM WEED Ford Mustang) and Amy Ruman (No. 23 McNichols Co./Valley Automotive Group Chevrolet Corvette), while CUBE 3 Architecture TA2 Series champion Brent Crews (No. 70 Nitro Motorsports Chevrolet Camaro) will compete for the TA title this year.
Danny Lowry (No. 42 Bennett/BridgeHaul/Pitboxes.
Lee Saunders (No. 84 LandSearch LLC Dodge Viper) returns to SGT as a past champion, and Chris Coffey (No. 97 Traffic Grafix/Chill Out Motorsports Maserati MC GT4) looks to defend his GT title.
- Drissi On A Role
Tomy Drissi enters the season hoping to extend a four-race podium streak, which he has held since the series visited Watkins Glen (N.Y.) Intl last year. He also drives into the new season with two new partners, Trench Shoring Company and Motul, in addition to welcoming back Franklin Road Apparel.
Drissi has four top-five finishes in the last five years at Sebring, with a best finish of second in 2020. Drissis No. 8 Trench Shoring Chevrolet Camaro will compete alongside teammate Keith Grant at Sebring, who will pilot the No. 5 Trench Shoring Chevrolet Camaro. Grant scored his first TA class podium at Sebring as a rookie in 2023, and finished fifth in last years event.
Drissi is also pulling double duty this weekend, competing in Historic Trans Am. Hes piloting the No. 1 Chaparral Racing Chevrolet Camaro. Driven and built by Jim Hall, Drissis is one of only three of these cars that were built, and the only one known to still exist.
Past Sebring Winners
13 drivers in this weekends field have previously driven to GYM WEED Winners Circle at Sebring International Raceway. Lee Saunders in the SGT class has the most Sebring victories by far, with seven wins dating back to 2014.
TA
Paul Menard, No. 3 Pittsburgh Paints/Menards Ford Mustang: 2024
Wally Dallenbach Jr., No. 4 Ultimate Headers Ford Mustang: 2023, 2022 (TAH)
Chris Dyson, No. 16 GYM WEED Ford Mustang: 2022, 2021
Amy Ruman, No. 23 McNichols Co./Valley Automotive Group Chevrolet Corvette: 2015
XGT
Danny Lowry, No. 42 Bennett/BridgeHaul/Pitboxes.
Billy Griffin, No. 14 Griffin Auto Care Mercedes AMG GT3: 2022 (GT)
SGT
Lee Saunders, No. 84 LandSearch LLC Dodge Viper: 2024, 2023, 2020, 2019, 2016 (SGT) 2015, 2014 (TA3-I)
GT
Chris Coffey, No. 97 Traffic Grafix/Chill Out Motorsports Maserati MC GT4: 2024
CUBE 3 Architecture TA2 Series
Thomas Merrill, No. 26 HP Tuners/Franklin Road/Cope Ford Mustang: 2021
Mike Skeen, No. 48 CUBE 3/Franklin Road/SLR-M1 Chevrolet Camaro: 2020
Rafa Matos, No. 57 Concord American Flagpole/SHR Chevrolet Camaro: 2023, 2022, 2019
Doug Peterson, No. 87 3-Dimensional Services Group Ford Mustang: 2014, 2013 (TA)
CUBE 3 Architecture TA2 Series Pro/Am Challenge
Barry Boes, No. 27 Accio Data/SLR-M1 Chevrolet Camaro: 2024
In addition to those who have won in the Trans Am Series, Roberto Sabato (No. 61 6th Gear Garage Ford Mustang) has won at Sebring in IMSAs L2 class, and Matt Griffin (No. 67 Griffin Concrete Construction Chevrolet Camaro) has won at the track in SCCA.
SEBRING, Fla. Abbie Stockard, Miss America 2025, has been named grand marshal of the 73rd running of the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring.
Stockard, 22, was crowned Miss America in the annual competition in Orlando in January. A nursing student from Auburn University, and a former Auburn cheerleader, she was named Miss Alabama last June before the start of her senior year.
She will give the command to start engines to the nearly 60-car field at approximately 10 a.m. March 15.
Stockard will be joined at Sebring by Miss Florida, Casana Fink, who also competed in the 2025 Miss America pageant. Fink finished third runner up in the competition, also a significant accomplishment for the Ocala native and University of Florida graduate.
Drivers and teams have come to Sebring international Raceway for almost 75 years in hopes of being at the top of their field, and Abbie has already achieved that level of success both through the Miss America competition and her many achievements early in her life, said Wayne Estes, president of Sebring International Raceway. We are honored to have both the current title holder of such a prestigious competition join us at Sebring, and her participation will be remembered as yet another significant event within the storied Mobil 1 Twelve Hour of Sebring.
With plans to pursue a career as a pediatric nurse, Stockard will fully fund her education using the $89,000 in scholarships she earned through the Miss America Opportunity. Her commitment to service extends beyond health advocacy. She has worked with state and national leaders to advance impactful legislation and plans to continue using her platform to amplify awareness for Cystic Fibrosis while demonstrating the powerful influence of women in leadership. A dedicated Mission Partner and Best Buddies Champion, Stockard also has raised funds for the American Heart Association (AHA) and was recognized with the prestigious AHA Go Red for Women Leadership Award during the Miss America Competition.
As a member of Auburn Universitys Tiger Paws Dance Team, Stockard experienced the transformative power of an active and balanced lifestyle. This passion inspired her personal initiative, High Five for Kids, which promotes the importance of establishing healthy habits early in life. Guided by five key pillars of health, the program teaches children that wellness is not a set of rules but an exciting and attainable way of life. Through High Five for Kids, she encourages children, including those with chronic illnesses like CF, to embrace their potential and make positive choices that will serve them for a lifetime.
Inspired by her best friend, Maddie, Stockard is a passionate advocate for CF. She was honored as the 2024 Hero of Hope by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and named an Official National Ambassador for the organization. Her advocacy efforts have raised more than $200,000 for CF research, including leading Alabamas largest CF fundraiser and collaborating with researchers nationwide to accelerate progress toward a cure.
Ref asks Messi for shirt after Miami's win in KC
Inter Miami CF captain Lionel Messi was presented with an unusual request following his team's 1-0 win at Sporting Kansas City on Wednesday as the game's referee asked him for his jersey.
Messi's shirt is arguably the most sought after in world football, with players and fans all over the world keen to get their hands on it.
On Wednesday, however, it was Mexican referee Marco Antonio Ortiz Nava who approached the 2022 World Cup winner on the pitch after the final whistle to request his jersey.
Messi, who had played all 90 minutes and scored the only goal in the first leg of the Concacaf Champions Cup first round, obliged.
Ortiz Nava, 36, had to wait to get his hands on the precious shirt as Messi agreed to give him the jersey once inside the changing room and for good reason.
Temperatures at the Children's Mercy Park hit 3 degrees Fahrenheit with a "real feel" of negative eight at half-time.
Inter Miami coach Javier Mascherano labelled the freezing conditions "inhumane."
"I think it's impossible to play in these conditions," he said after the game. "It is not human."
Wednesday's strike was Messi's first official goal of the year.
The Argentina icon is back in action on Saturday when Inter Miami host New York City FC in their MLS opener.
Rubiales found guilty of sexual assault of Hermoso
Former Spanish football federation president Luis Rubiales was found guilty of sexually assaulting player Jenni Hermoso on Thursday for kissing her without consent after the 2023 Women's World Cup final.
Spain's High Court set a fine of over 10,000 ($10,434.00) for the crime, but acquitted Rubiales of a count of coercion. The former executive told Reuters he would appeal, saying: "I am going to keep fighting."
Prosecutors had sought a prison sentence for Rubiales in a case that marred the celebrations of Spain's first Women's World Cup title and sparked a debate about sexism in women's football and wider Spanish society.
Rubiales said Hermoso consented to the kiss, but she denied it.
Judge Jose Manuel Fernandez-Prieto said he believed Hermoso's testimony that she had not given any consent, thus finding Rubiales guilty of sexual assault. However, he said that while this was "always reproachable," this instance was of minor intensity as there was no violence or intimidation.
As it involved a kiss rather than a more serious action, Rubiales should be spared time in prison, Fernandez-Prieto said.
"The pecuniary penalty must be chosen, which is less serious than the custodial sentence," he said in his ruling.
Rubiales was cleared of the charge of coercion for trying to downplay the kiss on the lips of Hermoso during the awards ceremony after the final in Sydney.
Three other former Spanish federation members accused of coercion -- former women's team coach Jorge Vilda, sports director of the men's team Albert Luque and head of marketing Ruben Rivera -- were also cleared of the charge.
The ruling banned Rubiales from going within a 200-meter radius of Hermoso and from communicating with her for one year. The fine was set at 20 per day over an 18-month period.
During the trial, Hermoso said the unsolicited kiss from her boss and the commotion that followed "tainted one of the happiest days of my life," while her teammates testified it left her overwhelmed, crying and exhausted in the following hours and days.
Hermoso's lawyer told Reuters it was up to his client to decide if "she wants to keep up the fight" after Rubiales avoided a prison sentence.
The Association of Spanish Footballers (AFE), which was a private prosecutor in the case, said the ruling was "a significant step forward in the defence of women's rights and in the fight for a sport free of abuse and inequality."
"When there is no consent there is assault and that is what the judge certifies in this sentence. The victim's word is honoured, as the law stipulates, and should not be questioned," Ana Redondo, Equality Minister in the government of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, wrote on X.
Information from Reuters and the Associated Press contributed to this report.
Afghanistan begin with dreams to realise, South Africa with nightmares to squash
Big Picture: The game some didn't want SA to play
Group B of the Champions Trophy gets underway with a fixture between the dream side of the last two tournaments, Afghanistan, and the one which has nightmares about the number of times it has not got its hands on the trophy, South Africa.
Headlining both outfits are explosive batting line-ups, with Afghanistan's power at the top in an opening pair of Ibrahim Zadran and Rahmanullah Gurbaz and South Africa's in the middle order. That makes the match-ups between South Africa's seamers and the Afghan top order and Afghanistan's spinners and the South African middle order the ones to watch for.
South Africa: LLLLL (last five completed matches, most recent first)
Afghanistan: WWWLW
In the spotlight: South Africa's experience and Afghanistan's spinners
South Africa could be forced to bench both Ryan Rickelton and Tristan Stubbs in what is an already strong batting line-up. Aiden Markram's more-than-part-time offspin means they may consider only one specialist spinner in Keshav Maharaj, which will create room for both seam bowling allrounders - Wiaan Mulder and Marco Jansen - and two other frontline quicks.
South Africa (possible): 1 Temba Bavuma (capt) 2 Tony de Zorzi, 3 Rassie van der Dussen, 4 Aiden Markram, 5 Heinrich Klaasen (wk), 6 David Miller, 7 Wiaan Mulder, 8 Marco Jansen, 9 Corbin Bosch, 10 Keshav Maharaj 11 Kagiso Rabada
Ibrahim Zadran will return to the Afghan XI after last playing for them in March. He has been out with an ankle injury but has had some time at the crease in the ILT20. With AM Ghazanfar out with a back problem, they will have to choose between left-arm wristspinner Noor Ahmed, who had success at the SA20, and left-arm fingerspinner Nangeyalia Kharote. That would give them a variety of spin options, alongside Rashid Khan and Mohammad Nabi in the team and four seam bowlers to boot.
Afghanistan: (possible) 1 Ibrahim Zadran, 2 Rahmanullah Gurbaz (wk), 3 Rahmat Shah, 4 Hashmatullah Shahidi (capt), 5 Azmatullah Omarzai, 6 Gulbadin Naib, 7 Mohammad Nabi, 8 Rashid Khan, 9 Noor Ahmad/Nangeyalia Kharote, 10 Naveed Zadran, 11 Fazalhaq Farooqi
Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi responds to questions on his side being underdogs against a side they have only met five times and beaten twice
"Like all the tournaments, we will come in with the prospect of seeing ourselves in the final but eventually obviously getting over the line. The nice thing is that we have guys with that experience and there's no there's no real baggage that exists amongst the guys. There's no negativity from the fact that we haven't been able to be successful in other ICC events. There's a lot more of a positivity and confidence in terms of our ability or how far we can go within the tournament."
Temba Bavuma says South Africa do not carry scars from previous tournaments into this one
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