Mark Martin credits Roush Racing rebound after 2001
Mark Martin notes a down year in 2001 followed by improvement in 2002. He praises the effort and fighting spirit of everyone involved in the team as they race toward better results.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2002
Page
8
Mark Martin notes a down year in 2001 followed by improvement in 2002. He praises the effort and fighting spirit of everyone involved in the team as they race toward better results.
A humorous catalog of dream gifts for NASCAR figures and executives. The spoof lists Tony Stewart, Mike Helton, Jimmy Spencer and others receiving fanciful, costly or tongue in cheek presents to fit their roles and rivalries. It parodies the sport culture with roguish requests and inside jokes about teams, sponsors, and famous personalities.
The poll asks which driver will win the most races in 2003 with voters casting at www.thatsracin.com. Last week's question noted Bill Elliott as the 2002 Most Popular Driver with 3,371 votes, 53.1 percent.
John Andretti returns to drive the No. 43 Petty Dodge in 2003 with Gary Putnam as crew chief. Petty Enterprises executives praised the pairing, noting Andretti’s proven talent and Putnam’s leadership potential. Andretti, 39, enters his fifth full Winston Cup season with the team, while Putnam moves from last season’s rookie crew chief role on the No. 44.
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