Earnhardt Inc. Battles for Next Year Racing Move
Dale Earnhardt Inc. and Robert Yates Racing discussed a business tie in engine research. DE renewed engine research with Richard Childress Racing as drivers weigh future teams, with Dale Earnhardt Jr. signaling a year-end race plan. Tony Eury Jr. suspension stands after DE chose not to appeal. Kyle Petty to skip Pocono for TNT duties. Mark Martin Jr. expected to stay in DEI No. 1 Chevrolet next year.
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Robert Yates Racing
Richard Childress Racing
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Dave Blaney
Dover
Bill Davis
Kevin Hamlin
Tommy Baldwin
Dale Earnhardt
Robert Yates
Kyle Petty
Pocono
TNT
Maron Truex Jr
Trexon wins first Nextel Cup race at hot track
Martin Trexon captures his maiden Nextel Cup victory while Carl Edwards wins the Busch Series race and finishes third in the Cup. Tony Stewart and Kurt Busch suffer damaging track incidents leaving them 40th and 42nd respectively.
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Nextel
Jeff Gordon
Jimmie Johnson
Matt Kenseth
Denny Hamlin
Jeff Burton
Carl Edwards
Tony Stewart
Abe
Clint Bowyer
Kevin Harvick
Kyle Busch
Dave Blane
David Reutmann
Regan Smith
Casey Mears
Marcos Ambrose
Bobby Hamilton Jr
Craftsman Truck Sales
Mike Skinner
Ron Hornaday Jr
Todd Bodiwe
Igs
Ted Musgrave
Rick Crawford
Travis Kvapil
Martin Trexon
Kurt Busch
Oiff
NASCAR Cup Race Details and Winners Update
Summary of Pocono 500 facts with track details and records, plus notes on Last week’s Dover win by Earnhardt team and Truex’s Daytona style dominance. Mentions Nashville Superspeedway and Dallas Dover tracks, and race records by Kahne Sprague and Setzer with team shifts at Dale Earnhardt Inc.
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Rusty Wallace
Ford
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Dover International Speedway
Martin Truex Jr
Dale Earnhardt
Nashville Superspeedway
Gladeville
Tenn
Carl Edwards
David Stremme
Jack Sprague
Chevrolet
Bill France Jr. Dies at 74 End of NASCAR Era
An obituary tribute to William Clifton France, 74, father of NASCAR founder William H. France and leader of the sport into its mainstream. It recalls his hard bargaining leadership, the dynasty's rise, Deep ties with Dale Earnhardt, and the void his passing leaves in stock-car racing.
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Nascar
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Teresa Earnhardt
Dale Earnhardt
Daytona International Speedway
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Dover
Del
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Bill dx
William Henry Getty France
William Clifton France
Bill
Bill Jr
Mike Helton
Brian Zachary France
Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
Bill France
Casey Mears
Lowe's Motor Speedway
Busch and Stewart collide on pit road standoff
Kurt Busch blames Tony Stewart for a crash on track. Busch’s damaged Dodge blocks pit road as he wheels toward Stewart’s car, sending crewmen scattering. After gestures and harsh words, Busch leaves. Monte Dutton compares the scene to a Michigan incident with Jimmy Spencer.
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Tony Stewart
Busch
Stewart
Dodge
Nascar
Monte Dutton
Pit Road
Michigan
Jimmy Spencer
Ultimate NASCAR Road Trip Guide Released for I-95 Fans
Cara and Rand McNally publish a 160 page maps and 200 page travel guide for NASCAR sanctioned tracks in the U S Canada and Mexico priced 14.95 available at Barnes & Noble Borders and Wal Mart Includes Dont Miss Drives and broad racing information also new release Steady Eddie Flemke memorial biography from Coastal 181 Newburyport Massachusetts edited by Bones Bourcler covers Flemke career from friends and rivals He died in 1984 at 53 and the book is priced 23.95
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Canada
Mexico
Barnes & Noble
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Wal-Mart
Steady Eddie
Ed Flamke
Coastal 181
Newburyport
Mass
Coastal181
Bones Bourcler
Flemke
New Britain
Broadcasters Say Thank You After Pit Road Reports
Reader Wil Garcia of Manistee Michigan asks why NASCAR broadcasters on Fox TNT and ESPN ABC repeatedly say thanks after pit road updates. He finds it repetitive and cites older shows like Jeopardy with host Art Fleming as another example of overused sign off phrases.
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TNT
ESPN
ABC
Wil Garcia Manistee
Mich
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Don Pardot
NASCAR suspends Truck Series driver Tyler Walker
NASCAR indefinitely suspends Tyler Walker, a 28 year old Craftsman Truck Series driver, for violations of the substance abuse policy. Walker competed in a Toyota fielded by Bill Davis Racing and is known for World of Outlaw sprint car success. Davis says the team has a zero tolerance policy and will act accordingly.
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Del
Nascar
Tyler Walker
Walker
Toyota
Bill Davis Racing
Davis
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