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Dutch rider Dylan Groenewegen secured a dramatic victory in stage six of the Tour de France, edging out competitors in a photo finish. The flat 163.5km route from Macon to Dijon was anticipated to conclude in a bunch sprint, following Mark Cavendish's record-
breaking win a day earlier.

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Ronnie O'Sullivan continued his pursuit for a record eighth World Snooker Championship title with a comfortable 13-7 victory over Ryan Day at The Crucible.

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Ronnie O'Sullivan already edging closer to round two at the Crucible after starting up 8-1 lead over Jackson Page. The two will return to complete the match at 1pm on Thursday. Meanwhile, Ding Junhui loses 9-10 in a Jack Lisowski thriller while Mark Allen progresses.

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Having raced into a 7-0 lead and up 15-10 entering the final session, the world No 12 held off a spirited challenge from Welsh qualifier Jak Jones to triumph 18- 14 at the Crucible. Kyren Wilson held off a spirited final-session rally from Welsh qualifier Jak Jones to win the World Snooker Championship final 18-14.

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Mark Williams was beaten 10-9 by 2023 semi-finalist Si Jiahui at the Crucible. Williams' exit means six seeds have now fallen in the first round so far. Mark Williams' quest for a fourth World Snooker Championship title ended in the first round as he lost a last-frame thriller to 2023 semi-finalist Si Jiahui.

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Sportsmen who have made their mark in history have always captivated the attention of fans around the world. Their incredible achievements and contributions to their respective sports have earned them a place in the Guinness World Book of Records. In this article, we will take a closer look at 10 such sportsmen who have etched their names in the annals of sporting history.