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by Geoffrey Miller
Filed under: Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, Mark Martin, Chase for the Sprint Cup, Sprint Cup
The chaos of Lap 3 last Sunday at Texas Motor Speedway certainly tossed the NASCAR world into a frenzy.
When the dust settled, version one of the No. 48 Texas Chevrolet became version two and both Mark Martin and Jeff [...]
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Tony Schumacher and Larry Dixon entered the Full Throttle Series season finale separated by a single point. In the first round of Top Fuel qualifying Thursday, they were just a thousandth of a second apart.
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For NASCAR fans hoping changes are coming to the Sprint Cup car — aka Contraption Of Turmoil — you can keep on waiting. The league seems convinced the car is not a problem.
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AVONDALE, Ariz. — Maybe you haven’t noticed, but Richard Childress Racing is improving. And Sunday’s race could gauge just how far RCR has come.
Everyone at RCR is disappointed about the organization’s lackluster results in 2009, no victories this season and failing to place a driver in the Chase for the first time.
But things are [...]
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NASCAR has docked Kyle Busch 25 Nationwide points and fined crew chief Jason Ratcliff $5,000 after Busch’s No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota failed inspection before last week’s race at Texas.
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Talladega came a week later for Jimmie Johnson. After surviving Talladega and finishing sixth, Johnson crashed early at Texas and finished 38th. Houston, we have a race. Maybe. Here’s the breakdown of the top 12 after Sunday’s race at Texas Motor Speedway.
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Mark Martin says there’s no shame in finishing second when it comes to the championship in NASCAR’s top series.
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Mark Martin says there’s no shame in finishing second when it comes to the championship in NASCAR’s top series.
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