Rudd blames Yates for strife over team and departure
Indy car veteran Rudd accuses Robert Yates of causing distractions as his contract nears end. He cites alleged May signings of Elliott Sadler and says Yates must explain the fracturing of a winning group. A possible move to Chip Ganassi’s team looms with Marlin and Spencer.
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Watkins Glen NASCAR race preview on Sirus Sirius Radio event
Upcoming race at Watkins Glen International features 220.5 miles across 90 laps with defending champion Jeff Gordon and track records cited. The event highlights gear setup due to seven right turns among 11 corners and notes shifting as key.
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Craftman Trucks Race At Nashville Superspeedway
The Federated Auto Parts 200 at Nashville Superspeedway features Scott Riggs and Ted Musgrave of Ultra Motorsports finishing first and second in the first 2001 series stop. Riggs holds the race record at 132.466 mph set August 10, 2001, and the qualifying mark of 155.477 mph dated August 9, 2001. Defending champ Scott Riggs is the main spotlight for the event.
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Elliott Wins Brickyard 400 for Second Straight Victory
Rejuvenated Elliott captures back-to-back Winston Cup wins at the Brickyard 400 after a late pass of Rusty Wallace. Elliott led 93 laps, benefited from pit strategy, and thanked car owner Ray Evernham as well as crew and family memories fueling the victory. Gordon praised Elliott’s performance as the field concludes a dramatic race.
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NASCAR Standings Across Series Highlight Leading Names
The standings list shows Sterling Marlin and Jimmie Johnson leading the Nextel Cup, with Mark Martin and Jeff Gordon close behind. In the Busch Series Greg Biffle, Jason Keller, and Jack Sprague top the ladder, followed by Scott Riggs and Scott Wimmer. The Truck Series features Mike Bliss and Terry Cook atop the rankings, while many other drivers such as Bobby Hamilton, Kevin Harvick, and Kyle Petty appear with varying totals across the divisions.
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