Stewart to drive Earnhardt Jr Busch car at Michigan
Tony Stewart will drive for Dale Earnhardt Jr in Saturdays Busch Series race at Michigan International Speedway. It is Stewart's first Busch start since 1998, and he pairs with Earnhardt who will call the race from the pit box. Stewart joins Chance 2 Motorsports, led by Earnhardt, in a fun one-off race setup.
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What Up Next What at Michigan International Speedway
Event schedule outlines multiple NASCAR races at Brooklyn Michigan including GFS Marketplace 400 with 200 laps. Green flag at 1 pm Sunday. last year's winner Dale Jarrett. qualifying record Dale Earnhardt Jr. and race record Dale Jarrett.
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Southern Illinois News Roundup for August 14 2003
Local brief from Southern Illinois dated Thursday August 14 2003 covers community updates, weather notes, and small items of interest. Report reflects typical late summer civic notices and neighborhood happenings with concise details and names of places mentioned.
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Newman Represents A New Generation In NASCAR
Raybestos Rookie of the Year 2002 Ryan Newman, 25, from South Bend Indiana with an engineering degree from Purdue, is praised for concise remarks and viewed as a voice of a new generation in NASCAR. He notes weather influenced speeds at Watkins Glen and credits his team, Borland, for reliability and progress as he leads in poles and wins with room to improve.
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Gordon Harvick Clash After Watkins Glen Gas Fumble
Jeff Gordon ran out of fuel on the final lap at Watkins Glen International and tangled with Kevin Harvick coming out of the last turn. Harvick finished fifth while Gordon tumbled 29 positions and trailed Matt Kenseth by 396 points in the season. Harvick defended his move citing racing for position and pressure from Jimmie Johnson. Dale Earnhardt Jr. suggested Gordon’s late blocking may have contributed, while Gordon had earlier been bumped on the opening lap.
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Burton and Davis shaky alliance near end of 1995 partnership
Burton and owner Davis say the No. 22 Dodge relationship has cooled but remains intact for now. Burton, the 2002 Daytona 500 winner, and Davis combined for five victories and 24 top fives since 1995, none this year, with signs they may part before 2004 as Gordon nears 15,000 laps led and road-course plans hinge on shop detail and brakes.
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