Newman seizes GFS Marketplace 400 as Busch runs dry
Ryan Newman wins Michigan 400 after saving fuel to stretch final stint to 52 laps on the two mile oval. Kurt Busch finishes 18th as Kevin Harvick finishes second and Jimmie Johnson leads early before ending 27th. Earnhardt drops 32nd in the standings with 13 races left.
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Tony Stewart
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Earnhardt
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Hornish sets IRL records in Belterra Indy 300 at Kentucky
Sam Hornish Jr. won the Belterra Casino Indy 300 at Kentucky Speedway in a Pennzoil Panther Racing Chevrolet. He posted an average speed of 197.897 mph, breaking the IRL speed record and earning his ninth IndyCar win. Scott Dixon and Bryan Herta finished on the lead lap behind him.
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Ross Finishes 22nd in ASA Pennsylvania 250 Debut
Jim Ross of Cedar Rapids placed 22nd after completing 136 of 137 laps in the rain shortened ASA Racing Series Pennsylvania 250 at Jennerstown. The 2003 debut ran in Fairfield owner Dave Grannaman’s car. Ross started 30th in a 32 car field. Kevin Cywinski won the race.
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Lasoski wins Knoxville sprint classic despite shock trouble
The Dude from Dover, Danny Lasoski, captured his third Knoxville Nationals title driving the No. 20 car despite a rear shock bolt breaking and another near miss with a vibrating left rear tire. Donny Schatz finished second after leading early. Kenny Jacobs took third as 30,000 fans watched. Longevity and team owner Tony Stewart celebrated amid postrace scenes.
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