Labonte eyes win at Texas from Bristol momentum
Terry Labonte, two time Winston Cup champion and 21 time race winner, hopes for victory at the Samsung RadioShack 500 at Texas Motor Speedway after a Bristol finish and a strong Texas fan reception. Labonte, 750th start at Darlington, has not won since March 28, 1999, in Texas. He recalls the 1999 Texas win as fans waved from the frontstretch.
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Craftsman Trucks Race at Texas Motor Speedway Preview
Preview notes the O'Reilly 300 at Texas Motor Speedway with defending champion Jeff Purvis, Mark Martin's track speed record of 127447 mph set March 27, 1999, and Jeff Green's qualifying mark of 193483 mph on April 5, 2002. Bodine leads early standings as five drivers stay within 99 points of the leader.
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SVEN PllLey Winston Cup Standings
The list shows Winston Cup standings with Matt Kenseth at 935 points, followed by Kurt Busch 797 Tony Stewart 788 Michael Waltrip 786 and others down to Jeff Gordon 694. Truck Series entries include Dale Jarrett 623 Jimmy Spencer 622 Sterling Marlin 619 Mark Martin 618 Greg Biffle 603 Steve Park 601 Jamie McMurray 574 Kenny Wallace 550 plus numerous others.
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Kurt Busch rises to NASCAR elite after Bristol win
Kurt Busch, 24, surged from rising talent to a top driver in Winston Cup after his Bristol victory. He boosted his career wins to five and vaulted to second in points behind Matt Kenseth, following strong showings at Daytona Rockingham and Darlington.
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