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Stage Set for 2010 Life Time Fitness Triathlon Series Race to the Toyota Cup (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
CHANHASSEN, Minn.----Life Time Fitness, Inc. today announced the 2010 Life Time Fitness Triathlon Series Race to the Toyota Cup schedule. The internationally renowned Series, which is made up of several of the most prominent international-distance triathlon events in the U.S., expands in 2010 to include the Philadelphia Insurance Triathlon :  PHLYTRI - June 27

This week's syllabus: March 4-10 (GolfDigest.com)
MEN 1. Stanford (Last week: 1) Go figure, the Cardinal get Joseph Bramlett back in the lineup (finishing T-16) but see David Chung miss a start because of illness.

Tuesday's College Sport results (The Sacramento Bee)
Scores and standings for college sports.

Regional Digest: Sac State's Brookins honored in track (The Sacramento Bee)
Sacramento State's Ronald Brookins was named the Big Sky Conference Indoor Men's Track Athlete of the Meet, it was announced Tuesday.

Tiger Woods resumes routine, hits driving range (Contra Costa Times)
Yankee's A-Rod will meet with federal investigators

2010 Geneva Motor Show Coverage Starts Here (The Car Connection)
With the global financial crisis--and all the negative effects associated with it--for the most part behind us, the 2010 Geneva Motor Show is in full swing, and the cars are rolling out. Considering that in the past 12 months we’ve seen vehicle sales drop to almost half the levels they were just a few years ago, a number of major automakers...

Toyota says growth trumped safety, vows changes (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
The head of Toyota Motor Corp blamed the company's drive for rapid growth for slipping safety standards and said he was "deeply sorry" for accidents caused by problems with Toyota vehicles.

Toyota on the spot and in the lot in US capital (Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News)
By David Bailey and Soyoung Kim

Lawmakers Take Hard Line Against Toyota and NHTSA (Edmunds Inside Line)
WASHINGTON — Saying that "Toyota failed its customers and the government neglected its responsibilities," Rep. Henry Waxman (D-California) on Tuesday morning kicked off congressional hearings investigating Toyota's massive recalls.

(AFX UK Focus) 2010-02-24 00:15 WRAPUP 9-Toyota says growth trumped safety, vows changes (Interactive Investor)
By Nobuhiro Kubo and John Crawley