Nextel Cup Schedule Listing 1999 Dates
A condensed 1999 NASCAR schedule fragment lists Nextel Cup events: Aug 19 3M Performance 400 in Brooklyn Michigan Aug 25 Sharpie 500 in Bristol Tennessee Sept 2 Nextel Cup Series 500 in Fontana California Sept 8 Chevy Rock and Roll 400 in Richmond Virginia.
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Performance
Brooklyn
Mich
Bristol
Tenn
Fontana
Calif
Richmond
Nextel Cup 3M Perform 400 at Michigan Preview
Brooklyn Michigan site schedule shows Friday qualifying on Speed Channel at 2 10 p m for the Nextel Cup 3M Perform 400. Sunday ESPN races over 400 miles across 200 laps at Michigan International Speedway a D shaped two mile track with 18 degree banking. Busch Series Carfax 250 also in Brooklyn with Saturday qualifying at 10 10 a m and ESPN2 race at 2 30 p m over 250 miles 125 laps. Bristol Tenn hosts a Wednesday Aug 22 program with Speed Channel tape delay at 5 30 p m and another Speed Channel race at 7 p m at Bristol Motor Speedway a .533 mile oval with 36 degree banking and 106 6 mile distance.
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Brooklyn
Midi
Speed Channel
ESPN
Michigan International * Speedway
Mich
ESPN2
Michigan International Speedway
Bristol
Tenn
Bristol Motor Superspeedway
NASCAR Standings Merge Across Series Highlight Leaders
The latest standings show Jeff Gordon leading with 3384, followed by D Hamlin and Matt Kenseth. Kevin Harvick and Carl Edwards sit high in the rankings, with Roger Newman and Earnhardt Jr. among notable names, as the field spans multiple circuits and teams.
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Jeff Gordon
D. Hamlin
Matt Kenseth
Tony Stewart
Carl Edwards
Jeff Burton
J. Johnson
Kyle Busch
Clint Bowyer
K. Harvick
M. Truex Jr
Kurt Busch
R. Newman
Earnhardt Jr
Greg Biffle
Regan Smith’s NASCAR future shaded by merger turmoil
Regan Smith, just weeks from a full-time No. 14 ride with Ginn Racing, faced an abrupt shift when Ginn merged with Dale Earnhardt Inc. He debuted with DEL at Watkins Glen, finishing 37th after an early crash as the merger unsettled his Cup prospects. His parents credit his maturity to the upheaval and his ongoing bid to stay in the series next season.
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Watkins Glen
N.Y
Regan Smith
Ginn Racing
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Sterling Marlin
Bobby Ginn
Dale Earnhardt Inc
Smith
Watkins Glen International
Ron
DEL
Cato
DEI
Ginn
Bristol
Patrick Carpentier
Ricky Carmichael
Jeremy Mayfield
Charlotte
N.C
Nascar
Regan
Hooters
Ron Smith
Vision Racing Closing In On IRL Big Three
Vision Racing owner Tony George sees progress as his IRL team nears its third season. With A J Foyt IV Tomas Scheckter and Ed Carpenter finishing top 10 in the Meijer Indy 300 George notes improved performance and potential to compete with Penske Andretti Green and Ganassi. Foyt earned his first career podium while Scheckter sits 10th with three races remaining, highlighting growing stability and budget challenges.
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George
Sparta
Tony George
Indy Racing League
IRL
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Vision Racing
Team
Penske
Andretti Green Racing
Target Chip Ganassi
Vision
A.J. Foyt IV
Tomas Scheckter
Ed Carpenter
Foyt
Laura
A.J
Scheckter
Hands on the Wheel campaign targets driver distraction
Champ Car World Series launches Hands on the Wheel to curb texting and driving with drivers teams and sponsors in Detroit. Rahal 18 pledges support and appears in a public service announcement alongside Lyn St James and Michigan State Police officials. Nationwide distraction stats cited. Colin Braun suspended until Sept 1 after on track incident with Max Angelelli at Crown Royal 200. Grand-Am notes past incidents at Laguna Seca Barber and Montreal. Speed and Liuzzi face F1 changes with Vettel and Bourdais named to 2008 seats.
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Graham Rahal
Detroit
Rahal
Newman/Haas/Lanigan
Lyn St. James
Michigan State Police
Colin Braun
Krohn
Braun
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Max Angelelli
Mazda Raceway
Laguna Seca
Barber Motorsports Park
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Montreal
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Craftsman Trucks
Oreilly
D. Reutimann
Kevin Harvick
Jason Leffler
David Ragan
Hamilton Jr
Leicht
M. Ambrose
Mike Wallace
Craftsman
Mike Skinner
R. Hornaday
Travis Kvapil
Todd Bodine
R. Crawford
J. Benson
Jack Sprague
T. Musgrave
Matt Crafton
Eric Darnell
The
Associated Press
John Keris
Brooklyn, Mich
Main
Sun
Bristol, Tenn
U.S
Scott Speed
Scuderia Toro Rosso Team
United States
Speed
Sebastian Vettel
Germany
Vitantonio Liuzzi
Italy
Sebastien Bourdais
France