Monday Motorsports: Biffle, Hunter-Reay and Force Score Wins Greg Biffle took advantage of good track position, and the misfortune of his rivals, to win the 400-mile Nascar Sprint Cup event on Sunday at Michigan International Speedway. He finished nearly three seconds ahead of Kevin Harvick. Martin Truex Jr. was third. Jimmie Johnson, the series points leader who crashed while running second with two laps to go, was among the top contenders who failed to finish. Kasey Kahne crashed while leading, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. dropped out because of engine failure, also while out front. Jeff Gordon and Kurt Busch were also among the wall-bangers. No one was injured. Nascar announced that Biffle's victory, driving in a Ford, was the automaker's 1,000th triumph in Nascar racing, which began in 1949. In other racing news from the week: Ryan Hunter-Reay held off the Penske Racing teammates Helio Castroneves and Will Power to win Saturday's Milwaukee IndyFest race in Wisconsin. Hunter-Reay, driving for Andretti Autosport, had a cushion of nearly five seconds - a considerable margin at the Milwaukee Mile - at the checkered flag. Castroneves, whose team was fined and docked owner points after his car failed a post-race inspection following his victory at Texas a week earlier, holds a slight lead over Hunter-Reay in the season points standings. John Force, 64, the master of Funny Car racing, returned to victory circle on Sunday at Bristol, Tenn. Force padded his career victory record of 135 final round triumphs by beating Cruz Pedregon. The victory broke a 31-race winless streak for Force, who also defeated his daughter Courtney in the eliminations. "It's a great day for the Force family, and to do it on Father's Day is just awesome," Force said. In other classes, Steve Torrence defeated Spencer Massey in Top Fuel, and Rodger Brogdon edged out Erica Enders-Stevens in Pro Stock. Spaniards ruled the day Sunday at the Catalunya round of the MotoGP series, with Jorge Lorenzo holding off Dani Pedrosa and Marc Marquez for victory. Lorenzo pipped Pedrosa, the series points leader, at the start and managed to stay ahead of him the rest of the way. Lorenzo's victory, his second in a row in the series, helped him to close within seven points of Pedrosa in the standings. Christian Fittipaldi and Joao Barbosa teamed up to win the Grand-Am sports car race at Mid-Ohio on Saturday. Michael Valiante and Enzo Potolicchio were second, with Alex Popow and Ryan Dalziel third. Funeral services were scheduled for Wednesday for Jason Leffler, the sprint and midget car racing champion killed last Wednesday in a crash at a dirt track race in New Jersey. Leffler, from Long Beach, Calif., had also competed in several categories of Nascar racing and had raced in the 2000 Indianapolis 500. He was 37. José Froilán González, whose blocky physique earned him the nickname of the Pampas Bull, died June 15 in Buenos Aires at age 90. González was remembered for winning two British grand prix races and the 1954 24 Hours of Le Mans. González's victory in the 1951 British Grand Prix was the first Formula One win for Ferrari. His longevity had made him the oldest living winner of a grand prix race. With his death, that distinction passes to 87-year-old Sir Jack Brabham.