Philadelphia Union trailed Sporting Kansas City by three at halftime, then scored four times between the 64th and 73rd minutes to win 4-3.
Jorge Martín lost seven places on the opening lap in Spielberg, recovered to second on track, and inherited victory when Pedro Acosta crashed from the lead.
Fourteen cars peeled into the pits after the formation lap at the 2005 United States Grand Prix, leaving only six to race.
Every player in Celtic’s 1967 European Cup-winning XI was born within 30 miles of the club’s Glasgow stadium.
Marc and Álex Márquez became Grand Prix motorcycle racing’s first champion brothers in 2014, then repeated their simultaneous-title feat in 2019.
Georges St-Pierre lost only twice in 28 professional MMA fights—and later defeated both men who had beaten him.
In one astonishing half in 1993, defensive specialist Manute Bol made nearly 14 percent of all the three-pointers he would score in his NBA career.
Arsenal’s record unbeaten Premier League run stretched across three seasons, beginning in May 2003 and lasting 49 matches.
John Surtees won seven motorcycle world championships before adding the Formula 1 drivers’ title in 1964.
Stephen Curry did not merely break his own single-season three-point record in 2015/16—he raised it by 116 makes.