ASALMS duo with strong bloodlines in NASCAR ties
The Stremme and Sauter families loom large in ASA and NASCAR. Bobby Stremme, 25, is David Stremme’s brother and ASALMS points leader, while Travis Sauter, 21, is Tim Sauter’s son and Jay and Johnny Sauter’s nephew. They race Hawkeye Downs with hopes of climbing to higher tours, aided by family knowledge and modest teams.
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Osborn Dominates Half Mile Time Trials and Fights Through Cautions
Osborn led practice and posted the fastest time at 19.035 seconds on the Downs half mile, averaging 94.563 mph and qualifying 18th. He ran as high as sixth before a late-race leader Tedesco collision sparked a pit stop, while Baker and Cassill endured setbacks in a race packed with cautions and 19 cars on the lead lap.
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ASA national tour returns to Hawkeye Downs in 2005
ASA National Tour planner Steve Dale announced a June 4 include festival weekend at Hawkeye Downs speedway Cedar Rapids after a one year absence. The USA National Tour featuring drivers such as Johnson Eddy Gervay Cywinski and Miller made 17 appearances here from 1994 to 2003 before shifting to larger venues this season. Dale said the Late Model Series will run Labor Day weekend annually and the venue suits the revised tour model.
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Biffle edges Mears to win Busch race at Fontana
Greg Biffle and Ca sey Mears traded the lead most of the 150 laps at California Speedway in the Target House 300. Biffle pulled away in the final laps to win by 0.356 seconds, his fifth Busch win of the season and 16th of his career, with Mears second and Harvick third.
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NASCAR Chase Eligibility Tightens Ahead of NH Race
The top 10 drivers plus any within 400 points of the leader qualify for the 10 race Chase for the NEXTEL Cup, set to begin September 19 at New Hampshire. The rule emphasizes a tight points race entering the playoff stretch with multiple contenders in contention.
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Sharapova loses in third round at US Open upset
Maria Sharapova, 17, falls 4-6 6-2 6-3 to Mary Pierce in the US Open third round. She wore a black ribbon over her heart for victims of a school hostage crisis in Russia as she extended her slump. Pierce rallies from 3-1 down in the final set to seize the win, with Moya also exiting in a later-round upset.
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