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July 2007 in sports

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Ongoing sports events

(incl. events taking place within the next two days)

Deaths in July

Deaths in July 2007:

  • None reported so far

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15 July 2007 (Sunday)

14 July 2007 (Saturday)

13 July 2007 (Friday)

12 July 2007 (Thursday)


11 July 2007 (Wednesday)

10 July 2007 (Tuesday)

9 July 2007 (Monday)

  • Cycling: 2007 Tour de France - Stage 2 - Dunkerque - Ghent (168.5 km)
    • Gert Steegmans (QSI) outsprints his team-mate Tom Boonen to win the stage finishing in their native Belgium in 3:48:22. A massive pile-up involving some 170 of the riders 2 km from the finish line means that the whole peloton get the same time, as allowed by the rules as they were within 3 km of the finish. In the GC, Fabian Cancellara retains the maillot jaune for the third day, with a time of 8:36:13. (leTour.fr)

8 July 2007 (Sunday)

  • Major League Baseball:
    • The Philadelphia Phillies defeat the Colorado Rockies, 6-5, to temporarily avoid becoming the first MLB team to lose 10,000 games in its history before the 2007 All-Star Break. During the game, the Phillies players all came out and assisted the grounds crew at Coors Field in placing the tarp over the infield when high winds whipped the tarp out of control, lifting many of the groundskeepers off the ground, some as high as 10 feet (3 meters). No one was hurt.

7 July 2007 (Saturday)

6 July 2007 (Friday)

5 July 2007 (Thursday)

4 July 2007 (Wednesday)

3 July 2007 (Tuesday)

2 July 2007 (Monday)

1 July 2007 (Sunday)