Motorsports TV Schedule Highlighting Three NASCAR Races
All Times Eastern list shows Busch Grand National Sam's Club 200 at 2 p.m. Saturday on TNN Winston Cup Pop Secret Microwave Popcorn 400 at 12:30 p.m. Sunday on TNN Craftsman Truck Motorola 200 on ESPN2 around Oct 28.
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Motorola
ESPN2
Fort Worth
Texas
Bryan Reffner
Tony Roper
Roper
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Kenny Irwin
Dam Petty
Greg Biffle
Weekly NASCAR rankings reveal changing order after race
Monte Dutton lists top ten with Labonte leading after race near end. Earnhardt rises to second while Jeff Burton and Dale Jarrett hold spots. Ward Burton slips from list. race sees Ford top finish and Mark Martin with first win at The Rock as top-10 streak ends.
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Bobby Labonte
Dale Earnhardt
Busch
Jett Burton
Andy Houston
Dale Jarrett
Mike Wallace
Ricky Rudd
Son Noraday
Jack Sprague
Tony Stewart
Eton Sawyer
Joe Ruttmen
Mark Martin
Randy Sable
Dennis Setzer
Rusty Wallace
David Green
Randy Tolsma
Jeff Gordon
Casey Atwood
Steve Grissom
Ward Burton
Kevin Grubb
Ryan Reftner
Jeff Burton
Ford
the Rock
Earnhardt Wins Talladega Thriller At Winston 500
At Talladega Superspeedway Dale Earnhardt surged from 15th with 15 laps left to win the Winston 500 as NASCAR changed restrictor plate rules hours earlier. The dramatic race drew about 160000 fans amid controversy and uncertainty.
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Talladega
Ala
Nascar
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Earnhardt Jr Edges Skinner at Talladega for 10th Win
Dale Earnhardt Jr. nudged Mike Skinner for the lead at Talladega, opening the door for his father to win his 10th Talladega race. Earnhardt Jr. finished 14th after a dramatic save, insisting he drove to win himself. Skinner laments the end of the race with no friends on track. Monte Dutton notes Skinner’s Talladega/Daytona record and Earnhardt Jr.’s personal bid for victory.
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Skinner
Talladega
Earnhardt
Mike Skinner
Nascar
Monte Dutton
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Junior
Late Neil Bonnett Remembered By Wood Brothers Team
Leonard Wood lauds Neil Bonnett, a driver for Wood Brothers in the No. 21 Ford, noting his likable nature, competitiveness, and entertaining presence despite a Daytona crash in 1994 ending his career.
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Neil Bonnett
Neil
Leonard Wood
Rockingham NASCAR events tease at North Carolina speedway
Several stock car events list Rockingham as venue with 1.017 mile track and 393 laps for Pop Secret Microwave Popcorn 400, 2Une Sam's Club 2un features 197 laps on the same track, and Fontana's Motorola m offers 100 laps at 2 miles. Defending champs include Jeff Burton Mark Martin and J Sprague with track records cited.
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Rockingham
Jeff Burton
Rusty Wallace
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Way
Mark Martin
Sterling Marlin NASCAR legend profile
Sterling Marlin, born in Franklin Tennessee and based in Columbia Tennessee, rose through NASCAR ranks with early starts alongside his father Clifton Marlin. He won back to back Daytona 500s in 1994 and 1995 driving the Morgan McClure No 40 Chevrolet and amassed 499 starts six wins 59 top fives and 157 top tens earning over 45 million dollars. The interview highlights his Daytona Talladega prowess and notes his crew chief Scott Eggleston and team owners Chip Ganassi Felix Sabates.
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Clifton
Marlin
Daytona
Sterling
Nashville
Tenn
Roger Hamby
Billy Hagan
Junior Johnson
Stavola Brothers
Talladega
Dale Earnhardt Dominates Talladega Run With Wins
Dale Earnhardt has won three of the last four races at Talladega Superspeedway. Dale Earnhardt Jr. has not had a top 10 in 16 races and trails Matt Kenseth in the rookie of the year race.
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Dale Earnhardt
Talladega Superspeedway
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Matt Kenseth
Turner Sports to take over NASCAR Online rights
NASCAR announced the sale of its Internet rights to Turner Sports making NASCAR Online a Turner property from 2001. Brian France pledged no censorship while promising fans the best Internet site, with Dodge testing the Intrepid R T at Talladega ahead of an official Daytona debut.
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Turner Sports
Nascar
Nascar Online
Turner
Nascarcom
Brian France
France
DODGE
Talladega Superspeedway
DaimlerChrysler
Bill Elliott
Kyle Petty
Buckshot Jones
Your Turn letters highlight NASCAR sponsor focus and track design concerns
A reader laments driver sponsor emphasis and limited fan access, noting drivers hide behind security and rarely meet fans. They question the proliferation of 1.5 mile ovals and suggest developers push for varied tracks adaptable to multiple events.
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Nascar
Tam
Petty Charity Ride Dates Set for June July Across America
The seventh Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America will depart Sacramento on June 24 2001 and reach Trinity North Carolina on July 1 after the Winston Cup race at Sears Point. Since 1995 the event has raised nearly 2 million for children’s hospitals and the Winston Cup Racing Wives Auxiliary. Contact the Racing Wives Auxiliary in Harrisburg NC for details.
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Kyle Petty
America
Sacramento
Calif
Petty Farm
Trinity
N.C
Petty
Sears Point Raceway
Sonoma
Concord Parkway South
Harrisburg
Earnhardt Wins Talladega While Crew Chief Hamlin Injured
Dale Earnhardt drives to victory at Talladega Superspeedway with pivotal late laps. Crew chief Kevin Hamlin fractures his back night before the race during a Monster Truck exhibition in the infield but the pit crew performs flawlessly.
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Dale Earnhardt
Talladega
Sively
Earnhardt
Kevin Hamlin
Hamlin
Talladega Superspeedway
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