Petty Enterprises plots three Cup teams for 2001
Petty Enterprises plans a three-car Winston Cup effort for 2001 with Kyle Petty moving to Adam Petty’s No 45 and John Andretti returning in the No 43 while a new driver and sponsor will run the No 44. The team also aims to field a NASCAR Trucks entry next season as Dodge development progresses led by Ray Evernham.
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Petty Enterprises to field three Dodge Winston Cup teams next season
The Petty family’s NASCAR saga continues as Petty Enterprises gears to field three Winston Cup teams using Dodge Intrepids amid a series of family losses including Adam Petty and Lee Petty. The move reflects broader manufacturer changes with Dodge returning to the sport and other teams switching.
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New Hampshire International Speedway
Rest up racers as Winston Cup takes rare weekend off
The Winston Cup series pauses this weekend for a rare break, its last until October, with 12 straight weekends of racing ahead. By next year a 12-week continuous run may feel normal, and after July 1 no off weekends are planned, culminating in 20 weeks of racing to end the season. Jeff Green has dominated the Grand National series in recent months, raising hope a Winston Cup driver could win when schedules reunite in late August. David Poole.
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Poll on Dodge wins in 2001 draws votes online
Readers weigh in on Dodge teams with 10 730 votes cast last week in a Knight Ridder motorsports poll. The question asks how many races Dodge could win in 2001 and invites comments on ThatsRacin.com.
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NASCAR Winston Cup Schedule with Winners in Parens
Full season schedule listing tracks and dates from February to November. Each event shows the winning driver in parentheses, including Dale Jarrett, Bobby Labonte, Jeff Burton, Dale Earnhardt, Ward Burton, Rusty Wallace, Dale Earnhardt Jr, Mark Martin, Jeff Gordon, Jeremy Mayfield, Matt Kenseth, Tony Stewart, Rusty Wallace, and others across Daytona Beach to Homestead.
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Mayfield
Benson
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Park
Elliott
Marlin
Little
Nemechek
Andretti
Pressley
Spencer
Nadeau
K. Lepage
M. Waltrip
K. Wallace
Hamilton
E. Sadler
K, Irwin
D. Blaney
Compton
W.dallenbach
K, Petty
Bodine
D. Waltrip
R. Mast
Pruett
J.green
J. Keller
T. Bodine
K. Harvick
R. Hornaday
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Rockingham
N.C
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Darlington
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Bristol
Concord
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Dover
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Brooklyn
Mich
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Save Mart
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Pepsi
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N.H
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Indianapolis
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Watkins Glen
N.Y
Tenn
Southern
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New Hampshire
London
Martinsville
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Talladega
Ala
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Avondale
Ariz
Pennzoil
Homestead
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