Stewart Faces Probes Amid Garage Chaos at Bristol Race
Tony Stewart under investigation after alleged shove of a female fan, serves two days restricted from sight in Richmond tied to the incident at Bristol. Dale Jarrett defends him, while NASCAR studies garage security as fans overwhelm the pit area. Stewart then suffers drive shaft failure at Monte Carlo 400, staying 118 points behind leader in a tight 1999 season chase.
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Truck Series Standings From Latest Race Update
Mike Bliss leads with 2424 points followed by Terry Cook 2380 and Rick Crawford 2352. Ted Musgrave 2187 sits fourth while Robert Pressley 2844 and Jason Leffler 2266 appear in the list alongside David Starr 2252 and Dennis Setzer 2229. Coy Gibbs has 2120 points.
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MBNA All-American Heroes 200 at Dover Downs preview
Greg Biffle and Jason Keller maintain first and second in the Busch Series standings after Richmond. The upcoming race at Dover Downs International Raceway on September 21 features a 1 mile track with Jeff Green the defending champion and notes on race and qualifying speeds.
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Craftsman Trucks Race at Texas Motor Speedway
Texas Motor Speedway hosts a second Truck Series race for the season on the 1.5 mile track known as the second fastest in the circuit. Defending champion Travis Kvapil seeks to extend his lead while Scott Riggs holds the qualifying speed record. The event unfolds Friday at 8 p.m. CDT with Kvapil aiming to top the quick speeds and set a new race pace.
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Kenseth claims Richmond win as Gordon falters in Monte Carlo 400
Matt Kenseth, the Winston Cup rookie, roared back from early trouble to win the Monte Carlo 400 at Richmond International Raceway. Jeff Gordon, leader in points until engine trouble dropped him to fourth, while Sterling Marlin crashed early and finished 43rd. Ryan Newman finished second, Tony Stewart saw a transmission failure late, and Rusty Wallace recovered to sixth in standings as Kenseth became the circuit’s first four-time winner of the season.
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