Dickies 900 at Texas Motor Speedway Preview
The Texas race at Texas Motor Speedway in Justin covers 1.5 miles per lap for 334 laps totaling 501 miles. The event debuts a fall race in Texas with Greg Biffle the defending spring winner after charging from the rear in the 43 car field. Track records include Bill Elliott's qualifying 194.224 mph and Terry Labonte's race speed 144.276 mph.
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Busch Series Texas Race Notes and Fast Facts
Texas Motor Speedway hosts a Busch Series event with 146 laps over 219 miles. Fast facts include past winners Kasey Kahne and Brendan Gaughan, qualifying records held by Mike Skinner, and race records noting Mark Martin and Jeff Green. The track has hosted two races annually since 1%.
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Edwards storms to Bass Pro Shops MBNA 500 win at Atlanta
Carl Edwards roared from midrace to capture his third victory of the season and sweep AMS, edging Jeff Gordon by a half car length as Tony Stewart extended his lead to 43 points. Dale Earnhardt Jr led laps but finished fourth. Rusty Wallace, Kurt Busch, and Jeremy Mayfield trailed. Edwards now sits fourth in the standings with three races left as Roush praised his breakout season.
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Ganassi to decide McMurray swap as Busch faces seat change
Racing president Geoff Smith said a week of behind the scenes talks will reveal if Jamie McMurray replaces Kurt Busch in the No.97 Ford next season with Busch moving to Penske’s No.2 Dodge. Chip Ganassi’s stance remains cautious as Labonte and others are floated as alternatives. Busch was penalized for passing on track and finished 12th, while Tony Stewart cautions title chatter remains premature with three races left.
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Unclear Race Statistics With Erratic Lead Changes
A race report lists a 3 hours 31 seconds total time and a margin of 2712 seconds. Winner speed 146.834 mph. Nine cautions for 99 laps and 27 lead changes among 12 drivers with chaotic lap leaders including Newman, Edwards, Earnhardt Jr, Stewart, and Kenseth across many intervals.
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