1998 NASCAR Schedule For Daytona To Homestead
The schedule lists races from February 16 in Daytona Beach Florida through November 16 in Homestead Florida. It includes tracks in Rockingham Darlington Bristol Fort Worth Martinsville Fontana Richmond Dover Pocono and others with event sponsors such as Subway UAW DaimlerChrysler Coca Cola 600 and Ford 400.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Subway
Rockingham
N.C
UAW
Las Vegas
Atlanta
Hampton
Darlington
S.C
Bristol
Tenn
Samsung/RadioShack
Fort Worth
Texas
Talladega
Ala
Virginia
Martinsville
Fontana
Calif
Richmond
Concord
Mbna America
Dover
Long Pond
Brooklyn
Mich
Sonoma
Pepsi
Joliet
Ill
New England
Loudon
N.H
Pennsylvania
Brickyard
Indianapolis
Sirius
the Glen
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Michigan
Southern
New Hampshire
London
Del
EA Sports
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Georgia
Checker Auto Parts
Avondale
Ariz
Ford
Homestead
Stewart clinches first Winston Cup title at Homestead
Tony Stewart sealed his first Winston Cup championship by finishing 18th as Kurt Busch won the Ford 400 season finale at Homestead Miami Speedway. Scott Wimmer captured the Busch Series Ford 300 after leader Jason Keller ran out of gas. Sam Hornish won the Chevy 500 IRL race, securing his second straight title.
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Tony Stewart
Homestead- Miami Speedway
Kurt Busch
Busch
Scott Wimmer
Jason Keller
Wimmer
Sam Hornish
Helio Castroneves
Texas Motor Speedway
Testing critical for NASCAR crews at Daytona
In Daytona Beach four hours into the first 2003 testing session Hendrick Motorsports reports Jimmie Johnson’s slow car while Chad Knaus directs cuts to other cars. Teams push data acquisition limits and debate the value of tests as officials trim official sessions to five per team.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Hendrick Motorsports
Jimmie Johnson
Chevrolet
Chad Knaus
Billy Wilburn
Nascar
Rusty Wallace
Ford
Penske Racing
Knaus
Jeff Burton
Wallace
Tony Stewart
Daytona International Speedway
John Darby
Andretti weighs owner driver path after Indy 500
Michael Andretti, now Team Green owner, contemplates quitting driving if he cannot commit 110 percent. He plans to start the season as owner-driver in the IRL with teammate Tony Kanaan, balancing leadership duties against driving responsibilities and aiming to make Andretti Green Racing among the best. He cites the Indy 500 as a potential final driving race.
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CART
Michael Andretti
Andretti
Tony Kanaan
Homestead
Fla
Tony
Kanaan
Team Green
Indy Racing League
Dario Franchitti
IRL
Mario
Michael
Indianapolis
Hamilton shifts to Truck Series with Cup ambitions
Hamilton moves from Winston Cup racing to the Truck Series, leading a Dodge team with nine wins and 15 poles in four years. He says the move is not a demotion and aims to build toward Cup ownership, possibly with his son as driver, while Kevin Harvick plans 10 to 15 races in the No. 6 Chevrolet.
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Bobby Hamilton
Hamilton
Andy Petree
Dodge
Daytona
Bobby Jr
Kevin Harvick
Harvick
Phoenix
Ed Berrier
Brandon Miller
John Force
Jerry Titus
Auto Racing
Force
Auto Racing Writers, Broadcasters Association
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Ray Evernham
Evernham Motorsports
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Bill Elliott
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Bobby Foley
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Mike Shiplett
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