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  1.   Matt posted:
  11.28.2006 - 5:05 pm
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Steve Park's NBS debut.


  2.   SK posted:
  11.16.2007 - 8:00 am
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Dave Rezendes posts the most solid run of his Busch Series career, but
falls short to a future foe in the SuperTrucks.


  3.   44andJoe posted:
  01.02.2013 - 10:33 pm
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#84 owner: Bill Weeb


  4.   Gray Gaulding's Distant Cousin posted:
  06.06.2018 - 2:16 pm
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Owner of the #62 was John Linville


  5.   Jimnsimforever posted:
  12.27.2018 - 12:43 am
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Crazy that Steve Park makes his debut in the Busch Series in 1990 and
later becomes the Busch Series Rookie of the year in 1997. I know Dick
Trickle was the Winston Cup ROY like 20 years after his debut. Without
doing the research I'm betting this 7 year stretch in Busch is the
longest between a debut and ROY award in the series.


  6.   Fuzzy posted:
  11.20.2019 - 8:16 am
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This was the closest Dave Rezendes ever came to winning a Busch Series
race. Dave led 56 laps toward the end (accounting for about 2/3 of all
the laps he ever led in the series), lost the lead with 8 to go, and
came up only 9/10 of a second short.

It was also the closest the #79 has ever been to seeing victory lane in
any of NASCAR's top 3 series. The number remains winless to this day.


  7.   Ryan posted:
  07.17.2020 - 9:22 pm
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Davey Allison started on the pole leading 52 laps and finished in tenth
position. It was the only time he was ever sponsored by Atlantic Oil and
Heating.

It's hard to believe that Davey never won a Busch race (currently
Xfinity) and that he only finished second, twice.


  8.   rm posted:
  08.24.2020 - 1:14 am
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The last of the three 300-lappers for the Busch teams at Nazareth. And
at just over three hours, it wound up being the quickest of those three
races as well. Personally I can't say that watching stock cars at
Nazareth is my idea of a great time, but looking at the lap leader
breakdowns for those three events they sure looked to be pretty
competitive at the front.


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