Elliott eyes late run after Pocono and Indy wins
Bill Elliott, driver of the No. 9 Dodge for Ray Evernham, eyes a stronger finish to 2002 as he nears his 700th Winston Cup start. Elliott, 47, has back-to-back wins this season at Pocono and Indianapolis, sits 38 points from the top 10, and plans a bold push with four races left. He wants to avoid becoming a negative influence on the team and may gamble to maximize results for 2003.
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Tony Stewart leads as champion race expectations rise after another season. Jimmie Johnson and Ryan Newman hover near the top while Mark Martin and Rusty Wallace chase momentum. Other nominees include Kurt Busch Jeff Gordon Dale Earnhardt Jr Matt Kenseth and Mike Bliss with multiple winners noted.
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Atlanta NASCAR Napa 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway
The Napa 500 runs at Atlanta Motor Speedway a 154 mile banked tri oval in Hampton Georgia with a purse of 4,765,544. Bobby Labonte was last year’s winner. Greg Biffle’s early wreck in Memphis tightened Grand National points heading into Aaron’s 312 at Atlanta. Tony Stewart leads Winston Cup with two top 10s in seven Atlanta races including a March victory.
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Johnson damages spark caution woes in Winston Cup standings
The Winston Cup points race tightens as Jimmie Johnson suffers a Talladega wreck with Mark Martin and a Martinsville hit under caution. Questions arise about penalties for drivers who impede others under caution and the impact on Tony Stewart’s lead as 43 cars race at full speed.
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Young drivers push to front as Kurt Busch wins Old Dominion 500
The NASCAR scene shows a youth surge as Kurt Busch, 24, captures the Old Dominion 500 marking a ninth straight win by drivers 31 or younger this season. Busch's Bristol and Martinsville victories highlight a year dominated by 20 victories for the under-31 group.
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