Ricky Rudd wrestles with next season ride questions
In Brooklyn Michigan fans chase where Ricky Rudd will race next season. Ganassi Ford Wood Brothers No 21 Ford and Robert Yates No 38 Ford with M M moving in as primary sponsor are all possible options as Rudd weighs a move while Elliott Sadler shifts to Yates. Sadler says he sought his release to explore options. McSwain and Sadler vow professionalism as results flow. Rudd finished 12th while Sadler was 27th on Sunday.
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NASCAR Winston Cup Standings Update Highlights Top Drivers
Compiled standings show Sterling Marlin leading the Winston Cup with 3,094 points, followed by Mark Martin at 3,051 and Jimmie Johnson at 3,034. Tony Stewart, Jeff Gordon, and Ricky Rudd round out the top six, with a wide list of drivers across Busch Series and Truck Series also listed by points.
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Bristol Night Races Preview From Sharpie 500 to Food City 250
The August Bristol weekend features the Sharpie 500 at 6 30 p m CDT on a 266.5 mile 500 laps track with Tony Stewart the defending champ and Charlie Glotzabach’s record pace. A second Friday race, the Food City 250 at 7 p m CDT on .533 miles, crowns Kevin Harvick as defending champ with Harry Gant the race record and Harvick setting the qualifying mark in 2001.
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Craftsman Trucks Race at Richmond Tripleheader Night
The Virginia is for Lovers 200 at Richmond International Raceway hosts a Craftsman Truck Series race as part of a post Labor Day tripleheader with Winston Cup and Busch Grand National events. Defending champion is Jack Sprague, with race and qualifying records noted from 1997.
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Jarrett Wins Pepsi 400 After Dramatic Spin at Michigan
Jeff Jarrett in the No. 88 Ford rallied from a 89th place spin at Michigan International Speedway to win the Pepsi 400, marking his second Winston Cup victory of the season on the race’s 11th anniversary. Tony Stewart finished second with Burton fourth as Jarrett adjusted the car with tires and a rear spring change.
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