Jarrett Dominates Daytona Hype In All Star Build Up
Dale Jarrett emerges as the man to beat at Daytona with Earnhardt praising his form while Jarrett focuses on preserving the No. 88 for Sunday's Daytona 500. The Daytona week mood mixes respect, caution, and race-by-race planning as Jarrett aims to extend his Winston Cup title run.
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Gordon rebuilds NASCAR machine after upheaval
Daytona Beach report describes Jeff Gordon weathering a turbulent off season. He reflects on humility and renewed drive after a volatile 1999 season, a changed pit crew, and the departure of long time crew chief Ray Evernham. Gordon emphasizes teamwork and higher expectations as he returns to competition.
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Daytona 500 Set With Ford Front-Row Dominance
Ford tops qualifying grabbing four of the first five spots as Jarrett and Rudd lead the field for the Daytona 500. Dale Earnhardt Jr and Jeff Gordon sit mid pack while GM faces aero disadvantages. Rudd expects tight competition and a thrilling race despite fears of a runaway finish.
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Daytona 500 lineup update with drivers and issues
Daytona Beach AP report lists drivers including Sprague Crowe Neaugn Chow and Hamiton Jr with Chev motors, Pav Porta, Samy Fort and Bodine. Notes overheating and engine failure details alongside accident mentions and prize amounts around $28,175 and $38oo.
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Kenseth wins Busch season opener at Daytona amid wild crashes
Matt Kenseth survives four wrecks and late pressure from Joe Nemechek to win the NAPA Auto Parts 300 at Daytona Beach. Terry Labonte, choosing old tires, finished third after leading late, while a dramatic flip by Michael Waltrip punctuated a chaotic 120 laps. No serious injuries reported.
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