Kenseth wins NAPA 300 after four wrecks at Daytona
Matt Kenseth, a Winston Cup rookie, files past Joe Nemechek to win the Busch Series opener at Daytona. Labonte stays out on old tires. Kenseth takes four tires and passes with 13 laps left. Nemechek, Sauter, Harvick follow. Waltrip escapes a six rollover crash unharmed. Kenseth earns 98750 dollars of a 1.4 million purse.
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Daytona Braca
Fla
Matt Kenseth
Kenseth
Terry Labonte
Daytona
Dale Earnhardt
Joe Nemechek
Labonte
Talladega
Daytona Oval
Nemechek
Michael Waltrip
Chevrolet
Waltrip
Thlaps
Jay Sauter
Sauter
Kevin Harvick
Nascar
Gordon hits Jarrett in Daytona 500 final practice
Dale Jarrett, pole starter, reported cosmetic damage to his car after Jeff Gordon tapped him from behind in the Daytona International Speedway session. Crew planned early repair while other drivers such as Elliott and Earnhardt also sustained minor damage during drafting.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Dale Jarrett
Jeff Gordon
Jarrett
Charlotte
N.C
Gordon
Mike Bliss
Daytona International Speedway
Bill Elliott
Elliott
Dale Earnhardt
Dodge signs Petty and Davis for Dodge NASCAR return
Dodge announces its return to Winston Cup for 2001 after a 16 year absence with Petty Enterprises and Bill Davis Racing joining Evernham Motorsports. The move swaps from Pontiacs to Dodges, led by Evernham with plans for Kyle Petty, Adam Petty and John Andretti in the works alongside veteran and young drivers.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Dodge
Richard Petty
Nascar
Petty Enterprises
Bill Davis Racing
Evernham Motorsports
Daytona International Speedway
DaimlerChrysler
Ray Evernham
Jeff Gordon
Evernham Motorpans
Evernham
Petty
Davis
Chrysler
Kyle
Adam
John Andretti
Adam Petty
CART and Respect Prompted by Readers?
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Daytona shocks spark driver complaints over aerodynamics
NASCAR drivers protest the use of NASCAR issued shock absorbers claiming they reduce downforce on Chevrolets and Pontiacs compared to Fords. Dale Earnhardt Sr. criticized Daytona racing after a poor Twin Gatorade 125 result and Ford pilots Bill Elliott and Ricky Rudd led the two 125-mile races with no lead changes observed.
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Dale Jarrett
Daytona
Dale Earnhardt Sr
Monte Carlo
Bill France
Earnhardt
Nascar
Bill Elliott
Ricky Rudd
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Joe
Hut Stricklin
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Ron Hornaday
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Jeff Green
Bobby Hamilton Jr
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Bac
Melissa Brown
Bill
Pittsburgh
Ron
Brown
CBS Sports
Terry Ewart
Fox
NBC
TBS
Fox Sports Net
Ken Schrader
Schrader
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M&m
Dodge Lands
Charles Schulz
Journal-World
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Ljworld.com
Peanuts
6Th
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Lawrence
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