Kyle Busch’s crew hit with suspensions

NASCAR issued four-race suspensions for the crew chief, tire changer and tire carrier for Kyle Busch because a tire rolled off Busch’s car during last weekend’s race at Dover.

Crew chief Adam Stevens, tire changer Jacob Seminara and tire carrier Kenneth Barber aren’t eligible to return until July 3.

NASCAR issued the same penalty to Chase Briscoe’s crew chief for a tire rolling off in the Truck Series race at Dover. Mike Hillman Jr., tire changer Wesley McPherson and tire carrier Eric Pinkiert are all suspended four races.

ODDS AND ENDS

Sailing: Racing in the America’s Cup challenger semifinals was postponed due to wind exceeding the 24-knot limit and big waves on Bermuda’s Great Sound.

Soccer: Fox plans to go all-American with its top broadcast crew for next year’s World Cup, pairing play-by-play man John Strong in the booth with former U.S. national team players Landon Donovan and Stuart Holden. They will broadcast tonight’s World Cup qualifier between the U.S. and Trinidad and Tobago in Colorado.

Boxing: Former heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko says he’ll decide whether to have a rematch with Anthony Joshua “within the next two weeks.”

College baseball: South Carolina baseball coach Chad Holbrook resigned after missing the NCAA Tournament in two of the past three seasons.

■ Tennessee hired Arkansas assistant Tony Vitello as its coach. Cycling: Australian rider Richie Porte beat the favorites to win the individual time trial on stage four of the Criterium du Dauphine in France, while Belgian rider Thomas De Gendt retained the overall lead.