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Rosberg held the lead through that restart, and again the race returned to a procession.

Kenseth, in a slump of late with consecutive poor finishes heading into Saturday's race, returned to the form that has made him the points leader and likely champion.

So the first-place finisher and the last-place finisher of the season's final stakes race returned to the same barn together, where it was all systems go with plans for Currency Swap's future.

But the gap among the leading riders remained close, giving Horner and the other climbers hope that they could contend in the final stages, when the race returned to the mountains.

Monday was another day off in the Tour de France and today the race returned to the plains, where many riders like Voigt feel more at home than in the mountains.

Ms. Duffy of The Cook Political Report said that once Mr. Torricelli's ethical lapses were no longer Mr. Forrester's sole issue, the race returned to the kind of conventional conservative-versus-liberal fight that New Jersey Democrats have a record of winning.

After the scandals and intrigues, racing returned to the forefront.

John Force, 64, the master of Funny Car racing, returned to victory circle on Sunday at Bristol, Tenn.

The Kingsbridge Armory was the site of an indoor racing revival in 1948, when six-day races returned to the city, but only briefly.

Another team, Sweden's Artemis Racing, returned to the water this week for the first time since its boat capsized on May 9, killing the sailor Andrew Simpson.

After more than six months in winter quarters at Aqueduct, racing returned to Belmont Park yesterday on a chilly afternoon with spectators almost as hard to find as rivals for Fusaichi Pegasus in next week's Preakness.