Schulte Dominates Hawkeye Downs Modified Racing
Mike Schulte of Norway has won nine Hawkeye Downs modified titles since 1981 and six feature races this season, chasing a third straight championship amid waning car counts. The Downs host Ken Schrader and IMCA events Tuesday, with Friday's free admission requiring tickets via KHAK promotions.
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Stewart seeks fourth win in seven races at Pennsylvania 500
Tony Stewart holds the pole for the $2.7 million Pennsylvania 500 at Long Ponds. He emphasizes fast laps over fuel strategy, citing past fuel-stop missteps but pledging no changes to his left-foot braking style. Stewart aims for his fourth win in six races, after a Pocono setback. Rusty Wallace trails with a track-record lap right behind.
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Newman victorious on Pocono spinout
Ryan Newman 22, protege of Roger Penske, spun out Bob Strait with under four laps left to win the ARCA Pepsi 200 at Pocono International Raceway. Strait finished 28th amid anger claiming intentional contact.
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Green brothers sweep top two spots in NAPA Autocare 250
Jeff Green held off his older brother David by 0.746 seconds at Pikes Peak International Raceway on the mile oval to win his fifth Busch Series race of the year. The win increased Jeff's series lead to 552 points over Jason Keller as Andy Santerre finished third and Chevrolet cars dominated the top 23.
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Michigan 500 set to test speed and focus on TV
In Brooklyn Michigan 500 drivers hit the track for about three hours as pole winner Paul Tracy aims to extend his CART points lead and challenge Al Unser Jr. Tracy posted a track qualifying record 234.949 mph while Mi chael Andretti warns the race tests mental endurance with 62 lead changes recorded in 1998 and 29 last year.
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