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  1.   RaceFanX posted:
  07.26.2009 - 2:49 pm
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Bobby Dragon's final start


  2.   Taterracing posted:
  03.12.2010 - 12:16 pm
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Despite being involved in a crash near the end, Andy Santerre and his
crew keep the car on the lead lap, clinching Santerre's third-straight
Busch North championship.

Quarterley's sixth career win and final victory to date. He cut to
running partial schedules after 2004.

Eddie MacDonald get into the back of Mike Stefanik coming out of turn
four on the final lap. MacDonald got third, Stefanik got into the
outside wall, but still finished fourth.


  3.   RaceFanX posted:
  12.09.2018 - 3:25 pm
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Paul Wolfe leads the most laps and finishes second, doing so for the
second-straight race, as he makes his final Busch North start. Wolfe
finished second four times in the series even if he always found the
gates to victory lane locked. He moved up to focusing on the southern
Busch series in 2005 although it wouldn't go well, his tenure as a
driver was over before the end of the 2005 season but he would go on to
be a championship-winning Cup crew chief with Brad Keselowski.


  4.   rm posted:
  07.11.2020 - 11:13 am
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16 sponsor - Van Dyk Baler
16 owner - Dale Quarterley

9 crew chief - Paul Andrews

To the rear - 9 - engine change; 16 - backup car

Don Wagner and Joey McCarthy wrecked hard early on in this one, crashing
together on the inside wall of the front straightaway and causing a fire
to erupt on McCarthy's destroyed car.

After Bill Penfold crashed up high in turns 1 and 2, the safety team was
running up the banking to tend to Penfold when suddenly Penfold let off
the brake, intending to get out of the car, and sent his wrecked car
rolling back down the track, nearly mowing over the crowd of safety
workers.


  5.   Rich posted:
  09.17.2020 - 12:26 pm
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Mike Hogewood and Pat Patterson were the commentators. Kandace Krueger
was the sole pit road reporter.


  6.   RacingDude00 posted:
  10.14.2020 - 1:05 pm
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So this was the 2004 season finale for the Busch North series but
originally planned their was 1 more race where was it supposed to be


  7.   rm posted:
  10.14.2020 - 1:11 pm
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According to the original preseason schedule, there was supposed to be a
race on 8/21 at Beech Ridge and a race on 10/2 at Wall.


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