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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Matt Kenseth isnt too inclined to figure out why his car went airborne in the Sprint Cup race in May at Talladega Superspeedway.He knows he got hit, his car started to spin and his car ended up upside-down in the wall.I dont really spend any more or less time worrying about the restrictor-plate wrecks I have ever had, Kenseth said Thursday before practice at Daytona International Speedway. Thats been a part of [being here] at least since I started, for sure. I dont think that is ever going to go away as long as we race at Daytona and Talladega.Youre all going basically the same speed, and were all going pretty fast and everybody is wide open. You cant get away from anybody. So when theres a wreck, theres a chance its going to be a larger one.NASCAR is working on trying not to have the large ones, especially the ones where the cars get airborne. Kenseth and Chris Buescher flipped in the most recent restrictor-plate race at Talladega, and Kevin Harvicks car had its wheels off the ground, all in separate accidents.None of the drivers was hurt, which NASCAR will point to as a testament to its safety features. Austin Dillon also walked away from a nasty wreck a year ago at Daytona, although debris did hit fans, with five requiring treatment at the track.Kyle Busch, who broke his right leg and left foot in a hard wreck in which he didnt get airborne at Daytona in 2015, felt frustrated that NASCAR didnt make any changes to the aero package after Talladega for the Coke Zero 400 on Saturday night at Daytona. It is what it is, he said. Well go and crash some more.NASCAR said it cant make a change without having a good idea of the consequences. If it wants to make a safety change, though, it can do so quickly.Gene Stefanyshyn, a senior vice president of NASCAR and its head car designer, said no car has gone airborne just from spinning out since the 2013 introduction of the Gen-6 car, on which the roof flaps open earlier in a spin because they were extended farther into the sides of the cars.Kenseths car had damage from being hit by Danica Patrick, and Dillons car was launched by other cars as he spun across the track.Most of our incidents are tripping [such as Buescher getting knocked over] and ramping [such as Dillon] type of things, Stefanyshyn said. Kenseths was a damage-induced liftoff, but were still looking at it and we want to get our head around it. ... When the 10 [car of Patrick] bumped him in the right front, the wheel and the fender [were damaged], which created a bit of a wing.NASCAR also concentrates on the offset of the right-side glass, which it views as a key to keeping the cars from lifting off.Kenseth said he appreciates NASCAR telling him what it has found out about his wreck. With NASCAR having a drivers council and an owners council, he figures they have those conversations and has not felt as if he needs to pressure NASCAR for answers.When something like that happens, everybody sees it, Kenseth said. Obviously NASCAR doesnt want the cars flying through the air. Obviously drivers dont want them flying through the air, and they work as hard as they can to make it as safe as possible.I have all the confidence there is that theyre always working on that stuff. They dont need me to make a call.NASCAR did consider decreasing horsepower from the cars at Daytona, which already are sucked down to 450-500 horsepower at the restrictor-plate tracks -- to keep them from going so fast that they launch off the high-banked tracks.We have a list of items [to] design, develop and implement -- Id love to be able to do things tomorrow, but you need to do these in a very thoughtful way, a very thorough way and make sure no bad things happen, no unintended consequences, Stefanyshyn said. That one, there is a couple of different opinions [on horsepower].And that has traditionally been the challenge. Ryan Newman said drop the horsepower and cars will turn over less. Other drivers have indicated slowing cars would just bunch them up even more (if thats possible).This has been going on for decades, said former driver Jeff Burton, an NBC analyst who has been one of the most outspoken drivers on safety. Its a difficult situation. If you make the car go too fast, people think [to] take the restrictor plates off of them, and then youre going really fast and something happens and its worse.You put smaller plates on them and they go slower, then theyre all in a big pack and they wreck and take a lot of cars with them. So its a difficult solution. I know everybody has an opinion. You sit 20 drivers down, you get 20 different opinions.The roof flaps appear to have worked in several spins to keep the cars on the ground.NASCAR has adjusted quarter-panel lengths time and time again, skirt height time and time again, said former Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr. crew chief Steve Letarte, also an NBC analyst. Some of the issues that complicate the matter is its one thing to have a car fly by itself singularly when a car gets backwards into the air. I think weve reduced that tremendously in this sport with the safety innovations.But when you go back to the accident in the closing laps of the Coke Zero 400 last year, what you saw with Austin Dillons car, really it didnt fly, but it was pushed into the air by another car. Im not sure aerodynamically there are any solutions for that because Im not sure how you could re-create that in the hundreds if not thousands of different ways that accidents could happen.Drivers seem resigned to that fact. They have seen their cars get airborne at other tracks, but not with the regularity they have done so at restrictor-plate tracks.NASCAR has added an overtime line to the backstretch to limit the number of crashes that could happen as the result of the attempted two-lap green-flag dash to the finish when the caution comes out late in the race. While NASCAR wants to have a green-flag finish, it wont restart the race if drivers have passed that overtime line on the first lap of a green-white-checkered finish. Before this year, it wouldnt restart the race if the drivers had completed a full lap of the two-lap dash.Im hopeful that NASCAR is looking at ways to figure out how to keep the cars on the ground, Earnhardt said. We didnt make any changes going into this race from the package. But, theyre two different racetracks, and hopefully that will play a role in keeping things a little safer for the drivers.But weve seen them flip everywhere, and its not just at the plate tracks. We definitely didnt like what we saw at Talladega. And Id rather not get upside-down if I dont have to.Fake Football Jerseys . -- Canadian Andrew Wiggins got the ball on the wing, made a nifty spin move and then let go with a soft floater from about 10 feet that swished through the net in Allen Fieldhouse. 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The New Westminster, B.C., native plowed three yards into the end zone for the last score of a heated, see-saw battle between the two teams with the best records in the CFL.Oxford won the 71st edition of the womens Boat Race to extend their dominance over Cambridge with a 13th victory in 17 years.A difficult race for Cambridge descended into a struggle to finish the Tideway course as their boat took on increasing levels of water, allowing Oxford to win for the fourth successive year.Oxford had won the toss and chose to start from the Surrey station, the south side of Londons River Thames, and recovered from a slow start.After building a promising lead by Hammersmith Bridge, at a time when Cambridge were fighting taking on water amid the waves, Oxford almost risked that lead byـkeeping their course in the rough water.ddddddddddddThey swiftly corrected that to rediscover their advantage heading into the final third, however, as Cambridge began to labour with the water level in their boat. 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