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 31 
 on: November 13, 2007, 07:22:35 pm 
Started by Darnell99Fan - Last post by Darnell99Fan
~Race2Win

Ford 300 - Carl Edwards Notes

Carl Edwards
NASCAR Busch Series: Ford 300
Saturday November 17
4:00 PM Eastern – ESPN2/MRN

Carl Edwards

Team: No. 60 Scotts Ford Fusion
Crew Chief: Pierre Kuettel
Chassis: RK-427 Last ran at Lowe’s, October ’07; finished 33rd

Edwards on racing in the Busch Series at Homestead-Miami Speedway:“Wow, I can’t believe the season will be over this weekend. Homestead is an awesome 1.5-mile track with lots of grooves, just like I like. I had a great Busch race there last year finishing second. Since the championship is locked up, I plan on pressing it to the hilt and going for the win. It would be great to cap off the season with a victory for Scotts.”

Crew Chief Pierre Kuettel on racing at Homestead-Miami Speedway:
“This will be the last hoorah for the Scotts Ford Fusion this season. We’re going to go down there with some pretty high expectations and we should run pretty well. We have been doing okay on our big track program and we’ll go for the win. It’s been an up and down season and our Scotts team would love to end on a high note.”


 32 
 on: November 13, 2007, 07:20:44 pm 
Started by Darnell99Fan - Last post by Darnell99Fan
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Ford 300 - Jamie McMurray Notes

Jamie McMurray
NASCAR Busch Series: Ford 300
Saturday November 17
4:00 PM Eastern – ESPN2/MRN

Jamie McMurray
Team: No. 26 World Financial Group Ford Fusion
Crew Chief: Chad Norris
Chassis: RK-371 Last ran Dover; finished 40th

McMurray on racing in the Busch Series at Homestead-Miami Speedway:
“Wow, I can’t believe this is the last race of the season already. It has really blown by, but I guess it always seems to do that. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with Chad and the entire No. 26 Busch Series team this season. They have given me some great cars and we’ve had some strong runs. I haven’t run a Busch race at Homestead in a few years, so I’m excited to get out there and see how we can do.”

Crew Chief Chad Norris on racing at Homestead-Miami Speedway:
“The No. 26 team is glad to welcome World Financial Group onto the car this week. We are bringing chassis 371, which is a car we’ve had some really good runs with in the past. We put a brand new body on it from Dover and are excited to run this car this weekend and see how Jamie does in it. We look to end out the season on a high note with a really good finish.”


 33 
 on: November 13, 2007, 07:16:42 pm 
Started by Jeni - Last post by Darnell99Fan
*How dare you*

Clanton or Newman

 34 
 on: November 13, 2007, 06:51:29 pm 
Started by Highflying9916 - Last post by Highflying9916
Okay folks this is for all the stuff all of it Do to our merger this championship will not be biffle cash another bigger badder prize is up for grabs. Prizes for the Top 3 will be awarded. So think hard and type left  Undecided  Grin

Bonus: Who will lead Lap 105 this weekend


Lets stir the pot this bonus is worth 10 Points that put the whole field back in this

 35 
 on: November 13, 2007, 06:45:09 pm 
Started by Darnell99Fan - Last post by Highflying9916
lol probally making a example out of him  Grin

 36 
 on: November 13, 2007, 06:44:25 pm 
Started by Jeni - Last post by Highflying9916
Clanton or Jeff Gordon

 37 
 on: November 13, 2007, 06:43:47 pm 
Started by Highflying9916 - Last post by Highflying9916
LOL

Was called a guy  Grin

 38 
 on: November 13, 2007, 06:42:41 pm 
Started by moen15 - Last post by Highflying9916
It closed  Cry

 39 
 on: November 13, 2007, 06:07:46 pm 
Started by Darnell99Fan - Last post by Darnell99Fan
Raybestos Rookie News and Notes: Ford 300
Camp & Associates Press Release
NEWS AND NOTES FROM THE RAYBESTOS® ROOKIE CONTENDERS

– NASCAR BUSCH SERIES

· Marcos Ambrose was the Raybestos® Rookie of the Race in the November 10 ARIZONA.TRAVEL 200 at Phoenix (Ariz.) International Raceway. Ambrose scored a 15th-place finish and took top rookie honors for the sixth time this season.

· David Ragan leads Ambrose by 30 points (234-204) in the Raybestos® Rookie standings entering the November 17 Ford 300 at Homestead-Miami (Fla.) Speedway.

· THE STREAK CONTINUES: At least two Raybestos® Rookies have been in the top-10 in the NASCAR Busch Series championship standings for 19 consecutive races, dating back to Kentucky (race No. 16).

· Ragan is fifth in the Busch Series championship standings, best of any Raybestos® Rookie. He is 198 points behind fourth-place Kevin Harvick and 145 ahead of sixth-place Bobby Hamilton Jr.

· Ambrose is eighth in the standings, 100 points behind seventh-place Stephen Leicht and 27 ahead of ninth-place Greg Biffle.

· Ambrose has captured WIX Filters Lap Leader of the Race honors twice this season: Montreal (race No. 23) and Las Vegas (race No. 4). Other Raybestos® Rookies to capture the honor: Brad Coleman (Talladega and Kentucky, race No. 16) and Juan Pablo Montoya (Mexico City, race No. 3).

· DID YOU KNOW? TWO Raybestos® Rookies have won pole positions this season: David Ragan at Texas (race No. Cool and Brad Coleman at Talladega.

Todd Kluever was the Raybestos® Rookie of the Race in the 2006 Ford 300, grabbing a ninth-place finish.

DID YOU KNOW? The best finish by a Raybestos® Rookie in the Ford 300 is third by Kyle Busch (2004) and Greg Biffle (2001).

DID YOU KNOW? Casey Atwood is the only Raybestos® Rookie to win a pole position at Homestead. Atwood claimed the top starting spot for the 1998 Jiffy Lube 300.

DID YOU KNOW? Only once in 12 previous Busch Series races at Homestead have TWO Raybestos® Rookie finished in the top-five. In 2001, Greg Biffle place third just ahead of fellow Raybestos® Rookie Scott Wimmer, who grabbed a fourth place finish.

Top-five finishes by Raybestos® Rookies at Homestead:

1999: Hank Parker Jr., fourth

2001: Greg Biffle, third

2001: Scott Wimmer, fourth

2004: Kyle Busch, third

Top-10 finishes by Raybestos® Rookies at Homestead:

1995: Jeff Fuller, eighth

1995: Curtis Markham, 10th

1997: Matt Kenseth, sixth

1998: Dave Blaney, sixth

1999: Hank Parker Jr., fourth

2000: Jimmie Johnson, sixth

2001: Greg Biffle, third

2001: Scott Wimmer, fourth

2004: Kyle Busch, third

2005: Jon Wood, sixth

2006: Todd Kluever, ninth

Raybestos® Rookies to lead a lap at Homestead:

1997: Steve Park (once for nine laps)

1999: Hank Parker, Jr. (led 32 laps)

2001: Scott Wimmer (once for 11 laps)

2004: Kyle Busch (once for three laps)

RAYBESTOS® ROOKIE HISTORY

A Raybestos® Rookie has won at least one race in each of the past FOUR consecutive seasons (2004-2007).

Danny O’Quinn Jr. narrowly edged John Andretti to win the 2006 Raybestos® Rookie of the Year title in the NASCAR Busch Series. O’Quinn Jr. finished one point higher than Andretti in the final standings, the closet margin in NASCAR national series history. He also became the second driver in series history to win the award without completing the full schedule. The 2006 Raybestos® Rookie of the Year title was the second consecutive and third overall for Roush Fenway Racing in the Busch Series.


Kyle Busch posted a record-setting year on his way to the 2004 Raybestos® Rookie of the Year title. In 34 starts, Busch won five times, captured five poles and scored 16 top-five and 22 top-10 finishes. His second-place finish in the Busch Series championship standings is a record for a Raybestos® Rookie. Other Raybestos® Rookie records Busch owns or shares: most starts (34), most wins (tied with Biffle), most top fives (tied with Biffle), most top 10s, most money won ($2,027,050), most championship points (4,943), most laps led (1,108) and most races led (21).


David Stremme holds the record for fewest starts by a driver to win Raybestos® Rookie of the Year. In 2003, he started just 18 of the 34 races and was the top rookie finisher in 16 of those starts. He was the only Raybestos® Rookie to score three top-three finishes and had more top-10 finishes (seven) than any other first-year driver. He led six races for a total of 86 laps.


David Green was the first Raybestos® Rookie to win a race, at Lanier, Ga., in 1991. Green captured the Nestle 200 by 1.58-seconds over Jeff Gordon, a fellow Raybestos® Rookie. A third Raybestos® Rookie, Todd Bodine, placed eighth in the race.


Dennis Setzer was the first Raybestos® Rookie to win TWO or more races in a season. In 1994, he won the Ford Credit 300 at South Boston (Va.) Speedway and The Pantry 300 at Hickory (N.C.) Motor Speedway.


Steve Park was the first Raybestos® Rookie to win THREE or more races in a season. In 1997, he won the BellSouth Mobility/Opryland 300 at Nashville (Tenn.) Speedway, the Detroit Gasket 200 at Michigan International Speedway and the Autolite Platinum 250 at Richmond (Va.) International Raceway.


Kenny Wallace was the first Raybestos® Rookie to win a pole in the Busch Series. Wallace grabbed the top starting spot for the 1989 Goody’s 300 at Daytona (Fla.) International Speedway, the first race in the history of the Raybestos® Rookie of the Year program.

RAYBESTOS® ROOKIE CONTENDER POINT STANDINGS

DRIVER POINTS


David Ragan 234

Marcos Ambrose 204

Kyle Krisiloff 181

Brad Keselowski 181

Brad Coleman 169

Juan Pablo Montoya 165

Robert Richardson Jr. 114

Justin Diercks 51

HIGHEST-FINISHING RAYBESTOS® ROOKIE BY RACE

EVENT HIGHEST-FINISHING ROOKIE


ORBITZ 300 Ambrose, 16th

Stater Bros. 300 Peters, 17th

Telcel-Motorola 200 Montoya, FIRST

Sam’s Town 300 Ambrose, 10th

Nicorette 300 Montoya, eighth

Sharpie Mini 300 Ragan, 13th

Pepsi 300 Coleman, 15th

O’Reilly 300 Ragan, fifth

Bashas’ Supermarkets 200 Montoya, 21st

Aaron’s 312 Ragan, fourth

Circuit City 250 Montoya, 11th

Diamond Hill Plywood 200 Ragan, 13th

CARQUEST Auto Parts 300 Ambrose, 20th

Dover 200 Ambrose, sixth

Federated Auto Parts 300 Ragan, seventh

Meijer 300 presented by Oreo Coleman, second

AT&T 250 Coleman, fourth

Camping World 200 Ragan, 18th

Winn-Dixie 250 Krisiloff, 20th

USG DUROCK 300 Keselowski, 14th

Busch 250 Ragan, fifth

Kroger 200 Keselowski, 10th

NAPA Auto Parts 200 Krisiloff, sixth

Zippo 200 at The Glen Coleman, fifth

CARFAX 250 Keselowski, 13th

Food City 250 Ragan, sixth

Camping World 300 Ragan, 10th

Emerson Radio 250 Ambrose, 15th

RoadLoans.com 200 Keselowski, seventh

Yellow Transportation 300 Krisiloff, 28th

Dollar General 300 Ragan, sixth

Sam’s Town 250 Ragan, third

O’Reilly Challenge Keselowski, sixth

ARIZONA.TRAVEL 200 Ambrose, 15th

®Raybestos is a registered trademark licensed to Brake Parts Inc. by Raybestos Products Company

 40 
 on: November 13, 2007, 05:58:23 pm 
Started by Darnell99Fan - Last post by Darnell99Fan
Raybestos Rookie News and Notes: Ford 200
Camp & Associates Press Release
NEWS AND NOTES FROM THE RAYBESTOS® ROOKIE CONTENDERS

NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCK SERIES

· Willie Allen was the Raybestos® Rookie of the Race in the November 9 Casino Arizona 150 at Phoenix (Ariz.) International Raceway. Allen scored a 17th-place finish and claimed Raybestos® Rookie of the Race honors for the fifth time this season.

· Willie Allen holds a seven-point advantage (158-151) over Tim Sauter in the Raybestos® Rookie standings entering the November 16 Ford 200 at Homestead-Miami (Fla.) Speedway.

· Allen is 15th in the Craftsman Truck Series championship standings, best of any Raybestos® Rookie. He trails 14th-place Terry Cook by 123 points and is 78 ahead of 16th-place Sauter.

DID YOU KNOW? David Reutimann is the only Raybestos® Rookie to win a pole in 11 previous Craftsman Truck Series race at Homestead. Reutimann took the top starting spot for the 2004 Ford 200 at Homestead. He was also the Raybestos® Rookie of the Race, grabbing a fourth-place finish.

Erik Darnell was the Raybestos® Rookie of the Race in the 2006 Ford 200, posting a third-place finish.

DID YOU KNOW? The only Raybestos® Rookie to win in 11 previous races at Homestead is Kenny Irwin, who won the 1997 Ford 200 over Mike Bliss.

DID YOU KNOW? THREE Raybestos® Rookies have led a lap in 11 previous races at Homestead:

1997: Kenny Irwin (once 13 laps)

2003: Carl Edwards (once for three laps)

2006: Chad McCumbee (once for one lap)

Top-five finishes by Raybestos® Rookies at Homestead:

1996: Ron Barfield Jr., fourth

1996: Bryan Reffner, fifth

1997: Kenny Irwin, first

1998: Greg Biffle, fourth

1999: Mike Stefanik, second

2001: Travis Kvapil, second

2001: Ricky Hendrick, fifth

2004: David Reutimann, fourth

2006: Erik Darnell, third

Top-10 finishes by Raybestos® Rookies at Homestead:

1996: Ron Barfield Jr., fourth

1996: Bryan Reffner, fifth

1996: Jay Sauter, eighth

1996: Doug George, 10th

1997: Kenny Irwin, first

1998: Greg Biffle, fourth

1998: Scot Walters, 10th

1999: Mike Stefanik, second

1999: Scott Hansen, seventh

2000: Kurt Busch, ninth

2001: Travis Kvapil, second

2001: Ricky Hendrick, fifth

2004: David Reutimann, fourth

2005: Todd Kluever, seventh

2006: Erik Darnell, third

RAYBESTOS® ROOKIE HISTORY

The most Raybestos® Rookies to win a race in a single season is THREE in 1997: Kenny Irwin, Tony Raines, and Randy Tolsma.


The most poles by a Raybestos® Rookie is four (Greg Biffle in 1998 and Kurt Busch in 2000).


Busch holds the record for best championship finish (2nd), most wins (four), and most money won ($745,632).


The record for most top-fives by a Raybestos® Rookie is 13 (shared by Busch and Carl Edwards).


The record for most top-10 finishes by a Raybestos® Rookie is 19, by Ricky Hendrick in 2001.

FIVE drivers from Roush Racing have won Raybestos® Rookie of the Year while competing in the Craftsman Truck Series: Greg Biffle (1998), Kurt Busch (2000), Carl Edwards (2003), Todd Kluever (2005) and Erik Darnell (2006).

Kenny Irwin was the first Raybestos® Rookie to win a race in the Craftsman Truck Series. Irwin captured the Florida Dodge Dealers 400K at Homestead-Miami Speedway on March 16, 1997. He took the checkered flag by .289 seconds over Mike Bliss.

Irwin also holds the record for quickest win by a Raybestos® Rookie in the Craftsman Truck Series, scoring his first career win at Homestead in just his third career start.

RAYBESTOS® ROOKIE CONTENDER POINT STANDINGS

DRIVER POINTS


Willie Allen 158

Tim Sauter 151

Joey Clanton 149

Jason White 123

Blake Bjorklund 110

HIGHEST-FINISHING RAYBESTOS® ROOKIE BY RACE

EVENT HIGHEST-FINISHING ROOKIE

Chevy Silverado 250 Clanton, sixth

San Bernardino 200 Fike, 18th

American Commercial Lines 200 Clanton, ninth

Kroger 250 Fike, seventh

O’Reilly Auto Parts 250 Fike, eighth

Quaker Steak & Lube 200 Fike, 14th

Ohio 250 Hamlin, 10th

AAA Insurance 200 Fike, 10th

Sam’s Town 400 Fike, 11th

Michigan 200 Fike, 17th

Toyota Tundra Milwaukee 200 Sauter, 16th

O’Reilly 200 Fike, fifth

Built Ford Tough 225 Clanton, seventh

Power Stroke Diesel 200 Sauter, 18th

Toyota Tundra 200 Clanton, 10th

O’Reilly 200 Allen, 19th

Missouri/Illinois Dodge Dealers 200 Allen, 12th

New Hampshire 200 Sauter, 23rd

Smith’s Las Vegas 350 Sauter, 20th

Mountain Dew 250 Allen, sixth

Kroger 200 Allen, 14th

EasyCare 200 Clanton, sixth

Silverado 350K Sauter, 10th

Casino Arizona 150 Allen, 17th

®Raybestos is a registered trademark licensed to Brake Parts Inc. by Raybestos Products Company


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