Nextel All Star Challenge at Lowe's Motor Speedway details
At Lowe's Motor Speedway Concord North Carolina a 90 lap 135 mile Nextel All Star Challenge with segments of 40 30 and 20 laps features a mandatory four tire green flag pit stop between laps 10 and 35 A random draw after segment one sets the starting order for segment two Drivers run three laps with the pit stop to set the starting order for the next night’s race Dale Earnhardt Jr. won the Chevy American Revolution 400 at Richmond driving a Chevrolet which marked his third Nextel Cup Series win Ron Hornaday won last year’s What Gould Pumps ITT Industries 200 at Nazareth Raceway Randy LaJoie set the track qualifying record in 2003 and Chuck Brown holds the race record in 1994 Kyle Busch won the Richmond Final 250 in the Busch Series driving a Chevy.
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Infineon 200 Truck Race at Lowe's Speedway Concord NC
Seale CoTVTEN notes the Infineon 200 at Lowe's Motor Speedway Concord North Carolina a 134 lap 204 mile race set for Friday at 7 30 p m Last year winner is Ted Musgrave Track qualifying record holder is Bill Lester Dodge 175 593 mph May 15 2003 Race record 114 768 mph May 16 Most recent race Jack Sprague Chevrolet won the UAW GM Ohio 250 in Mansfield Ohio his first Truck Series win since 2001
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Rockingham loss sparks fury as Nazareth last Busch race
NASCAR faces fan uproar over Rockingham elimination from the 2005 Nextel Cup schedule. Nazareth, a one mile track, hosts the final Busch Series race there as ISC shuts it down. Officials seek new markets in Texas and Phoenix while defending the moves tied to broader realignment and savings.
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NASCAR Realignment Shakes Darlington Nazareth Rockingham
NASCAR chairman Brian France outlines a major schedule realignment at Richmond, moving races from Darlington and Rockingham while adding venues in California Texas and Phoenix. Nazareth Speedway is slated to cease operations after 2004 events. Drivers react with mixed feelings as fans await expanded opportunities.
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