Waltrip to come out of retirement for Martinsville truck race
Darrell Waltrip plans a Fox race return in Martinsville on April 13 driving the No. 17 truck sponsored by Duck Head Footwear. Stacy Compton, running Winston Cup and Busch Grand National, will drive his Busch car in Nashville as the truck race unfolds at Martinsville.
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Roush Racing rebounds with strong 2002 start at Texas
Jack Roush’s Winston Cup outfit, once reeling after 2001, now leads with Kenseth and Burton atop top 10 in points after six races. Crew chief reshuffles with Jimmy Fennig guiding Kurt Busch and Ben Leslie aiding Mark Martin, restoring performance and confidence across the roster.
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Wallace Quietly Off To Strong Start In Cup Chase
Rusty Wallace sits third in the Winston Cup standings with four top ten finishes in six races and 99.9 percent lap completion as he pursues the title. New crew chief Bill Wilburn pushes for aggression while Wallace emphasizes consistency over headlines heading into Texas Motor Speedway.
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Bristol dusts cleared as Earnhardt and Gordon mend fences
Dale Earnhardt Jr says he holds no ill will toward Robby Gordon after their Bristol race clash and a later on air jab. NASCAR fined Gordon 10000 dollars and Earnhardt 5000 for actions deemed detrimental to stock car racing. Gordon and Earnhardt remain top contenders heading to Texas Motor Speedway with Earnhardt aiming to extend strong top four finishes. Johnny Benson will drive Busch Series races for Ted Marsh Racing at Richmond and showcase potential crossovers with Winston Cup. Indy Racing Infiniti Pro Series debuts Monday at Walt Disney World Speedway with Robby McGehee piloting the Dallara Infiniti Pro car. The series opens July 7 at Kansas before touring Texas, Nashville, Michigan, Kentucky, Gateway, and Chicagoland.
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Foyt not pressuring Compton's Cup drive
Stacy Compton says A J Foyt remains patient as his first season with the racing legend spans NASCAR Winston Cup. Compton sits 39th in points with limited top 10 finishes and a tough Pontiac body, while Foyt hopes for a turnaround with crew chief Mike Hillman and improved results at Texas after Bristol setbacks.
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