Big-rig drivers haul Winston Cup cars across the circuit
Rodney and Kay Pickler drive for Penske Racing South hauling Rusty Wallace's cars between tracks. They tour nationwide, logging 50 000 to 60 000 miles yearly with no DNFs, juggling fabricating and cooking duties at the races, living in trucks, and facing speed limits and long hours.
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Kay Pickler
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Rusty Wallace
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Rodney Pickler
Target
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Alvis Zimbelmann
Tide
David Shane
Ricky Craven
Shane
Elton
Calif
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Jack Dyer
Craven
Bangor
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Florida
Benny Parsons
Parsons
Pickler
Kay
Wallace
Penske
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Robbins
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Top 10 Winston Cup Rankings From ThatsRacin Picks
Sterling Marlin leads the points race with car 40 as Kenseth, Stewart, Busch and Johnson follow in the top positions. The list notes recent form, DNFs, and consistency while signaling Marlin’s margin and Labonte’s coming record, with online links for the full top-40 rankings.
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Sterling Marlin
Tony Stewart
Ricky Rudd
Terry Labonte
Martin
D. Blaney
M. Kenseth
B. Labonte
K. Busch
K. Petty
M. Martin
J. Green
A. Wallace
E. Sadler
Gordon
B. Hamilton
J.johnson
M. Skinner
Stewart
J. Nadeau
J. Burton
FR. Gordon
R. Rudd
J. Benson
B. Elliott
K. Harvick
B. Bodine
R. Newman
K.schrader
W. Burton
H. Stricidin
D. Jarrett
Best rookie class of last four rosters sparks vote
Last week's poll asked readers to pick the best among the four most recent rookie classes. With 3,850 votes tallied, fans favored the standout group for its early impact and depth.
1999 2001 NASCAR Cup Series Team Lineup Shift HED
The note lists driver changes across the 1999 and 2001 NASCAR Cup seasons, naming Tony Stewart and Elliott Sadler for 1999, and Kevin Harvick Kurt Busch and Casey Atwood for 2001, indicating a major lineup realignment.
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Tony Stewart Elliott Sadler
Kevin Harvick
Kurt Busch
Casey Atwood
Petty Enterprises reshapes a racing dynasty helps Kyle rebuild
Kyle Petty leads a broad restructuring of Petty Enterprises after the 1990s dynasty era. The team now outsources engines and engineering and hires new leadership as it returns to Dodge in 2001, aiming to stabilize a program shaken by Adam Petty's death and continued the family race legacy.
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Kyle Petty
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Petty Enterprises
Lee
Richard
Pettys
Dodge
Kyle
Adam
New Hampshire International Speedway
Texas
Lee Petty
Petty Enterprises Racing
Mike Ege
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