Jarrett seeks first NASCAR win on road courses at Glen
Winston Cup leader Jett Gordon starts 13th as Jarrett and Ricky Rudd share the front row at Watkins Glen for the Global Crossing race. Jarrett trails Gordon by 160 points with 11 turns to capitalize on early front-row strategy. Carey wins Little Trees 150. Leighton tires fail late.
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Drivers rally around NASCAR after Earnhardt crash safety push
Watkins Glen drivers and teams defend the sport as NASCAR prepares to release four month crash safety findings. The Orlando Sentinel report cites front end rigidity and energy absorbing devices as likely safety improvements. Dale Earnhardt Jr and Jeff Gordon differ on seat belt role, while leaders like Ray Evernham and Cal Wells push improved restraints and chassis design to reduce injury risk.
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Ray Evernham
Mike Helton
George Pyne
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Richard Childress
David Hutchens
Cal Wells
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Penske Cars Lead Front Row at Mid-Ohio CART Race
Penske teammates Gil de Ferran and Helio Castroneves secured the front row for today's CART Miller Lite 200 at Mid-Ohio. De Ferran topped qualifying with 124.214 mph on the final lap in a Reynard Honda, edging Castroneves who posted 123.394 mph on his penultimate run.
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Ohio
Gil de Ferran
Helio Castroneves
de Ferran
Dano Franchitty
Castroneves
Honda Rey
Patrick Carpenter
Ford Rey
Jeromy Vasver
Toyota Rey
Dang Franchiti
Aisy Tagliani
Tony Kanaan
Paul Tracy
Chustian Fittipaldi
Twota Lola
Bruno Junqueia
Toyo
Crstiano da Matta
Toyota Lola
Scott Diaon
Kenny Brack
Ford Lola
Bryan Herta
Roberto Moreno
A Fernandez
Memo Gidley
Michael Andretta
Max Paps
Alex Zanardi
Gugelmin
Tota Takagu
Shiny Nakana
Maw Wiivan
Michel Jourdain II
Oriol Servia
Belterra 300 lineup and speed spec notes
The Belterra 300 entry list lists multiple Olds cars with speeds ranging around 598 mph and 646 sradnt equivalents. Specific models and numbers appear as 8,214 598 mph Olds and 213 200 Vins with various 210s and 211s cited among entries, reflecting inconsistent OCR but centered on Olds performance figures.
Global Crossing lineup shows drivers across Ford Chevy and Dodge
The list captures numerous NASCAR entry standings with drivers such as Dale Jarrett for Ford Ricky Rudd for Ford Jerry Nadeau for Chevy Robby Gordon for Chevy Rusty Wallace for Ford and many others. It records car numbers speeds and provisional status alongside names like Jeff Gordon Mark Martin Kyle Petty Jimmie Johnson and Bobby Hamilton in a dense grid from the Watkins Glen event.
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Ron Hornaday Jr
Pontiac
Kyle Petty
Dodge
Jor Nemechek
Chevy
Boris Lard
Ford
Ball Elliott
Dodgy
Jett Burton
Michael Waltrip
Eliott Sadler
Eimmy Spencer
Johnny Flenson
Pontac
Dale Earnhardt II
Kurt Busch
Brett Bodine
Bobby Hamilton
Anthony Lazzaro
Ken Schrader
Kevin Lepage
Casey Atwood
Dave Blaney
Dorge
Terry Labonte
Steve Park
Macht
Jere
Ricky Sraven
Mat
Stacy Compta
Uoay
System
Brian $Ima
Rick Mast
Mike Wallace
Wally Dallenbachy Jr
Busch North at Watkins Glen results recap
Detailed unofficial result list from the Busch North at Watkins Glen showing drivers, car makes, laps completed, and earnings. Notable names include Tom Carey Chevrolet with 62 laps and $30,825, Bryan Wall Ford with 62 laps, and Martin Truex Chevrolet with 62 laps. race time 1 hour 42 minutes 42 seconds and average speed 84,744 mph.
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Dale Quarterley
Chevy
Kelly Moore
Bill Penfold
Chévy
Mike Johnson
Ford
Greg Schaefer
Dale Shaw
Dennis Doyle
Brad Leaghran
Mike Olsen
Bryan Chew
John Walter
Rick Bell
Pontiac
Travis Benjamin
Joey McCarthy
Kip Stockwell
Brian Hoar
John Finger
Denny Wilton
Carey Heath
Paul Richardson
Jame Aube
Kohler
Tracy Gordon
Demers
Branscombe
Real
Mactonald
Gerhart
Electecal
McRae
Christopher
Susp
M Fantacone
Scott Bouley
Hellmund
Tom Beamer
Jerry Marquis
Eraine
Bonsanneault
Tom Carey
Brad Leighton
Dale Quarterly
Aryan Wall
Paul Walle
Leighton
Gurcy
Marlin pursues momentum with new Dodge team at The Glen
Marlin, 44, after four winless seasons, embraces a new car, rookie crew chief, and owner changes with Chip Ganassi. He sits fourth in points before The Glen, near wins, with two thirds and a second place at Indianapolis. The team models better chemistry and a short-track focus as Dodge support grows. FloridA stomp?
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Lee McCall
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