McMurray Tops Rockingham Busch Race For Record Ties
Jamie McMurray won the Goody’s Headache Powder 200 at Rockingham, passing Kevin Harvick with 20 laps to go as Harvick tangled with Robby Gordon. The victory ties McMurray with Mark Martin for Busch series wins at Rockingham and narrows the gap to the all time consecutive-win record. Greg Biffle, Johnny Benson, and others faced engine troubles as Dale Earnhardt Jr. noted ownership of the winning car. Truex challenged late but finished second.
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Rockingham
N.C
Jamie McMurray
Kevin Harvick
Robby Gordon
North Carolina Speedway
McMurray
the Rock
Harvick
Gordon
Mark Martin
Mark
Dale Earnhardt
Daytona
Jack Ingram
South Boston
Martin Truex Jr
Dodge
Truex
Chevrolet
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Aaron Fike
Hermie Sadler
Fike
Richard Childress
RCR
Busch Team
Michael Waltrip
David Green
Johnny Benson
Roush Racing
Greg Biffle
Biffle
Martin
Jeff Burton
Subways 400 fills with slow competition at North Carolina Speedway
At Rockingham NASCARs Subway 400 opens entry to a field of fillers led by Joe Ruttman Kirk Shelmerdine Carl Long and Andy Hillenburg as Ryan Newman holds pole at 156.475 mph. The race tests reliability and pace with 37 full time teams and a $4.7 million purse drawing hopefuls hoping to salvage a season.
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Rockingham
N.C
Joe Ruttman
North Carolina Speedway
Ruttman
Kirk Shelmerdine
Carl Long
Andy Hillenburg
Shelmerdine
Dale Earnhardt
Long
Jeff Gordon
Gordon
Weir Holds Five Shot Nissan Open Lead At Riviera
Mike Weir fired a 5-under 66 to reach 17-under 196, setting a 54-hole Nissan Open record and building a five-stroke edge over Shigeki Maruyama, Jeff Maggert, and the field in rainy conditions at Riviera. Tiger Woods struggled to a 1-over 72, remaining 14 behind.
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Los Angeles
Mike Weir
Riviera
Weir
John Daly
Fred Couples
Shigeki Maruyama
Jeff Maggert
Briny Baird
Scott McCarron
Maruyama
Tiger Woods
Woods
Zach Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Riviera Country Club
Pacific
Palisades
Calif
McNulty leads after 65 in Outback Pro Am debut
Zimbabwean Mark McNulty opened with a 6 under 65 to grab a one stroke edge at the Outback Steakhouse Pro Am in Tampa. He aims to continue after seven birdies and one bogey left him 10 under 132 through two rounds, despite shingles forcing a Miami Naples withdrawal.
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Lutz
Fla
Mark McNulty
McNulty
Zimbabwe
Miami
Naples
United States
TPC
Tampa Bay
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