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  1.   nomore94 posted:
  04.21.2006 - 1:18 am
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Jeff gordons first nbs win since 1992.


  2.   Zed posted:
  03.24.2007 - 9:26 am
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First NBS race @ PIR


  3.   Hokie20 posted:
  02.09.2009 - 11:22 am
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Dale Jr. clinches his 2nd straight Busch Series championship when Ken
Schrader passes Matt Kenseth in the closing stages of the race. Junior
needed to lead by more than 185 points to clinch.


  4.   Anonymous posted:
  03.14.2009 - 12:14 pm
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Ken Schrader's last Busch pole.


  5.   SK posted:
  06.09.2010 - 5:21 am
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It's the first time Jeff and Jimmie ever raced against each other.


  6.   1995z71 posted:
  03.25.2013 - 1:40 am
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Jeff Gordon wins the Outback Steakhouse 200, funny his first career
Busch start was in a car sponsored by Outback Steakhouse.


  7.   83andJoe posted:
  08.19.2013 - 6:32 pm
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#87 sponsor: BellSouth Mobility Chevrolet (Joe Nemechek)


  8.   RaceFanX posted:
  04.09.2014 - 5:27 pm
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DNQ cars:
Jimmy Hensley- #83 Link-Belt Construction Chevrolet (William Grubb)
Jimmy Morales- #14 Chevrolet
Dave Steele- #82 Tracfone Chevrolet (Felix Sabates)
Damon Lusk- #70 America Online Chevrolet

Busch series veteran Jimmy Hensley's last attempt to race in the series
ends in a DNQ.

This was Jeff Gordon's fourth Busch series victory and his only one of
1999, the first year of his two-year comeback in the Pepsi car. It was
also his first Busch victory in a Chevrolet, all his prior wins came in
Bill Davis' Fords.


  9.   ericthenau posted:
  08.07.2014 - 12:22 pm
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#70 owner: Mark Albertson


  10.   RaceFanX posted:
  01.17.2015 - 1:31 am
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This was the last time that Ray Everham and Jeff Gordon worked together.
While the pair's partnership in Cup ended a month earlier they continued
to work together on their Busch program, away from Hendrick Motorsports,
to finish off the year.

The car Gordon drove to victory in this race, upgraded into a 2000 Monte
Carlo, was sold at the 2015 Barrett-Jackson (minutes before this post
actually) for $500,000. The car was sold to benefit the Jeff Gordon
Foundation (which drove the price up more than you'd expect for a
16-year-old Busch series car).

Dale Earnhardt, Jr.'s Superman paint job in this race was part of a
year-long Action Performance program across several series, the program
involved various drivers (mostly defending series champions) running Man
of Steel paint schemes. Jeff Gordon had run the Winston Cup version at
the 1999 all-star race.


  11.   stricklinfan82 posted:
  07.16.2016 - 8:39 pm
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To the rear: #45 Petty (engine change)


  12.   Rich posted:
  09.18.2020 - 10:32 pm
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Mike Joy and Buddy Baker were the commentators. Glenn Jarrett, Steve
Byrnes and Larry McReynolds were the pit road reporters.


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