Road racers set for Infineon Winston Cup show
Ron Fellows Boris Said Scott Pruett and P J Jones join one off entries at Infineon Canadian Ron Fellows will drive the No 1 Chevrolet Boris Said the No 01 Pontiac Scott Pruett the No 9 Dodge and P J Jones the No 14 Dodge Jeff Burton loses Citgo backing after this season with Jack Roush saying the team will continue strong. Brandon Ash and Paul Menard debut in No 02 Ford and No 33 Chevrolet respectively Sterling Marlin's No 40 Dodge crew won the POWERace Drive Thru Pit Championship at Michigan with Marlin finishing sixth after a late gear miss.
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Busch Series race at Infineon Sonoma details and standings
The Dodge Save Mart 350 at Infineon Raceway Sonoma reports top eight in points after the race. Kenseth extends lead to 185. Also notes the GNC Live Well 250 at The Milwaukee Mile with Green taking lead at Kentucky after Saturday action. four drivers within 98 points.
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Craftsman Trucks Race at Memphis Park 200 Laps
Dennis Setzer brings four top five finishes in four Memphis starts nine years including 2001 win. O'Reilly 200 at Memphis Motorsports Park runs Saturday at 2 p.m. on a 0.75 mile oval for 150 miles. Defending champ Travis Kvapil set race record at 89.065 mph in 2002. Greg Biffle holds qualifying record at 120.139 mph in 1999.
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NASCAR Driver Standings Across Winston Cup and Truck Series
A compilation of standings shows Matt Kenseth leading the Winston Cup with 2,275 points while Dale Earnhardt Jr has 2,090 and Jeff Gordon 2,052. In the Truck Series, Bobby Hamilton leads with 1,152 points, followed by Rick Crawford at 1,079 and Brendan Gaughan at 1,053, with numerous drivers listed across multiple positions and teams.
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Nextel to sponsor NASCAR for 2004-14 years
NASCAR announced a 10-year title sponsorship with Nextel beginning in 2004, replacing Winston. Experts hailed the shift as modernizing the sport, expanding national reach, and separating racing from tobacco advertising while noting Nextel’s tech focus and nationwide customer base.
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