Racing is way for sons to honor their fathers
Brooklyn Michigan driven feature profiles the next Winston Cup generation. Ryan Newman Jimmie Johnson and Casey Atwood recall fathers who coach manage finances and steer race strategy. Greg Newman guides Ryan while Greg Johnson backs Jimmie and Terry Atwood handles Casey.
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Jimmie Johnson
Casey Atwood
Terry
Greg Newman
Diane
Indiana
Daytona Beach
Darlington
Johnson
Jimmie
Robby Gordon
Gordon
Atwood
Casey
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Dodge Save Mart 350 at Sears Point Raceway
Winston Cup event at Sears Point Raceway in Sonoma California runs Sunday at 2 p.m. CDT over 224 miles across 112 laps on 11 turns with varying banking. Defending champ Tony Stewart, Irvan and Wallace hold records while teams seek optimal gear packages for the challenging circuit.
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Sears Point
Sonoma
Calif
Tony Stewart
Ernie Irvan
Rusty Wallace
NASCAR driver standings overview from multiple series
The list compiles driver rankings across Cup Busch and Truck series with points tallies. Notable leaders include Sterling Marlin and Jack Sprague, with hundreds of drivers named and scored from 1,500 to 2,300 points across the three series.
Milwaukee Mile hosts GNC Live Well 250 in West Allis
The 1-mile Milwaukee Mile at West Allis Wisconsin hosts the GNC Live Well 250 on June 30 at 12:30 p.m. CDT with defending champion Greg Biffle. The track site of the Wisconsin State Fair hosted Busch races in 1984 1985 and returned in 1993 under Carl Haas management.
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West Allis
Wisc
Greg Biffle
Kevin Harvick
Carl Haas
Craftsman Truck Race at Memphis Debuts Close to One Mile
The O'Reilly 200 at Memphis Motorsports Park in Tennessee runs Saturday at noon CDT. Defending champion Dennis Setzer headlines a field at a track under one mile in length, noted for four different winners since the 1998 debut. Jack Sprague holds the race record at 85.585 mph set May 13, 1999. Greg Biffle owns the qualifying mark of 120.139 mph from May 7, 1999.
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Memphis Motorsports Park
Memphis
Tenn
Dennis Setzer
Jack Sprague
Greg Biffle
Kenseth edges Jarrett for third win at Michigan
Matt Kenseth in the No. 17 Ford held off Dale Jarrett’s No. 88 Ford in a late three lap sprint to win the Sirius Satellite Radio 400 at Michigan International Speedway. Kenseth led 26 of 200 laps and moved to fifth in the season standings as Roush's team celebrated a pivotal Michigan victory and pit crew performance. Sterling Marlin remained the points leader after a 21st place finish.
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Jack Roush
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Sterling Marlin
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