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  1.   RaceFanX posted:
  09.28.2015 - 2:04 pm
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Kurt Busch holds off visiting NASCAR Truck series Ron Hornaday, Jr. to
score his fourth win in a row. This was Busch's sixth win in 1999 but
his seventh and ultimately last in the Southwest Tour series. He moved
up to the Truck series full-time in 2000.


  2.   rm posted:
  07.07.2020 - 8:38 pm
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Average speed - 60.110 mph
Time of race - 1:39:49

Margin of victory - 1.4 seconds

There were 8 cautions for 65 laps.

Pole speed - 97.800 mph by Auggie Vidovich (no invert)

Lap leaders: Vidovich pole, Hornaday Jr. 1-102, McCoun 103-116, Pursley
117-127, Busch 128-200
That gives us 4 lead changes among 5 drivers.
Laps led:
Busch 73
Hornaday Jr. 102
McCoun 14
Pursley 11


Status updates (known only):
Busch through Vidovich - running
Busby - running
Krieger - running
Rod Johnson - engine

10 sponsor - Jackson Race Cars
17 sponsor - Racing for the Missing: Stephanie Condon
70 sponsor - Star Nursery
97 sponsor - Goodyear

10 make - Chevrolet
46 make - Ford
70 make - Chevrolet
97 make - Chevrolet

Kurt Busch clinched the Southwest tour title with his fourth win in a
row, setting a new series record for consecutive victories. In a
post-race interview, Kurt mentioned that his younger brother had just
clinched a championship too. Kyle Busch had wrapped up the title in his
division of the Legends cars at the family's home track of Las Vegas
Motor Speedway.


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