Real racing ready to begin at Rockingham NASCAR event
The Winston Cup series moves from Daytona to North Carolina Speedway Rockingham as Ford dominance and aero advantages draw attention. Rusty Wallace and Ricky Rudd start near front, Dale Earnhardt eyes revival, with Labonte Labonte and Gordon Coyotes finishers close behind. Dale Jarrett starts 23rd amid 43-car field.
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Dura Lube 400 lineup sparks NASCAR at North Carolina Speedway
AP reports the Winston Cup Dura Lube 400 lineup at North Carolina Speedway with speeds and car details. list includes Rusty Wallace Ford 158.095 mph Ricky Rudd Ford 187.032 mph Bobby Labonte Pontiac 156.98 mph Dale Earnhardt Chevrolet 186.77 mph Jeff Gordon Chevrolet 156.756 mph, with numerous entries, some misspelled, and many provisional markings.
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Victory 500 up next for Fords
Ford leads Winston Cup with 500th victory within reach as Bill Elliott eyes ninth place start in the Dura Lube/Kmart 400 at Rockingham. Dale Jarrett notes Ford success and hopes to push Ford past 500 wins, while other drivers chase qualifying slots and team reshuffles loom with Evernham Motorsports and Dodge.
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Alltel 200 race results with multiple NASCAR drivers listed
A fragment listing finish results and car details from the Alltel 200 race. Names include Jason Kotler, Kenny Wallace, Lyndon Amick, Eton Lamy, Kevin Lepage, Jay Sauer, Menace, Chad Chan, Joan Later, Bobby Hamilton, Gus Wasson, Tony Roper, Mike Borkowski, Dick Theho, Jet Puri, and Matt Kenseth among others. Scores, car numbers, and vehicle brands shown alongside frequent Chevrolet entries. Top listed drivers include Kenseth, Wallace, Kel, Save, Lalo, Dion, Homaday, Sader, Parker, and Parsons with points totals and positions.
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Martin Wins Alltel 200 at Rockingham in Easy Busch Victory
Mark Martin dominated the Alltel 200 at North Carolina Speedway Rockingham leading 162 of 197 laps. Jeff Green closed late but could not overtake the Roush Racing Ford as Martin finished .799 seconds ahead. Martin extended his Busch Series record with his 41st career win at this track while earning 38,150 dollars from a 3640,862 purse.
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McSorley’s swing sparks debate on NHL violence
The McSorley incident amid a history of hockey violence raises questions about the sport’s handling of head blows and fights. Beukeboom Johnson comparisons, suspensions, and NHL stats showing declines in fighting and penalties frame the debate. Officials cite fewer penalties and fights, while players argue about line crossing and safety.
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LeClair's two goals spark Flyer rout over Islanders
John LeClair scored twice as Philadelphia built a four power play goal outburst in a 5-1 win over the New York Islanders. Daymond Langkow and Simon Gagne scored 21 seconds apart in the second period as the Flyers took a 2-1 lead en route to their fifth straight victory. Craig Berube added a goal and John Vanbiesbrouck made 18 saves for Philadelphia, trimming New Jersey's Atlantic Division lead to six with a game in hand. The Islanders got a late goal from Mariusz Czerkawski, extending their skid to three.
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