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  1.   Brian posted:
  11.02.2004 - 12:14 am
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Kyle Busch gets his first win.


  2.   JJ Lehto posted:
  11.02.2004 - 2:51 pm
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The Shrub gets his 1st win in dominating fashion, and he had to hold off
Biffle.


  3.   HomeDepot20TS posted:
  04.24.2005 - 7:02 am
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Biffle normally doesn't have that much trouble laying the bumper to a guy.

What happened there, Wiffle? LOL.


  4.   Miller4Prez64 posted:
  04.30.2006 - 9:28 pm
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Kyle Busch's first of many wins in the Busch Series good job shrub


  5.   Dan posted:
  10.18.2006 - 12:52 am
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"Biffle normally doesn't have that much trouble laying the bumper to a guy.

What happened there, Wiffle? LOL."

LOLOLO!!!


  6.   Darrell posted:
  10.24.2006 - 11:34 pm
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"Wiffle?" I love it! Or maybe, "The Wiff!"


  7.   Anonymous posted:
  11.15.2006 - 11:04 am
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First Busch start for Scott Lynch


  8.   biffle16 posted:
  06.15.2007 - 3:48 am
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Aren't you funny. Greg had the best car at the end of the race.


  9.   Ed posted:
  01.12.2014 - 10:12 pm
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That's why he passed Kyle for the win at the end, right? Oh wait...


  10.   murb posted:
  08.05.2014 - 5:22 am
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There was some weird scenario where Stremme wound up running #30 (and
Mike Garvey ran Stremme's usual #32), but I don't really remember what
the reasoning was.


  11.   Samster posted:
  11.09.2016 - 6:26 pm
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F1 Points System

Drivers
1. Martin Truex Jr. 112
2. Kyle Busch 100
3. Kevin Harvick 89
4. Greg Biffle 87
5. Michael Waltrip 71
6. Matt Kenseth 55
7. Robby Gordon 53
8. David Green 51
9. Bobby Hamilton Jr. 49
10. Johnny Sauter 44
11. Kasey Kahne 44
12. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 43
13. Ron Hornaday Jr. 42
14. David Stremme 37
15. Jason Keller 35
16. Jason Leffler 32
17. Johnny Benson Jr. 28
18. Jamie McMurray 25
19. Jeff Burton 20
20. Tony Stewart 18
21. Stacy Compton 15
22. Clint Bowyer 12
23. Kenny Wallace 12
24. Joe Nemechek 9
25. Mike Bliss 9
26. Tony Raines 8
27. Tim Fedewa 8
28. Casey Atwood 2
29. Mike Wallace 1

Owners
1. #8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 131
2. #21 Richard Childress 101
3. #5 Rick Hendrick 100
4. #60 Jack Roush 87
5. #99 Michael Waltrip 71
6. #55 Robby Gordon 53
7. #37 Clarence Brewer 51
8. #25 Ed Rensi 49
9. #17 Jack Roush 47
10. #27 Clarence Brewer 44
11. #38 Brad Akins 44
12. #2 Richard Childress 42
13. #32 Todd Braun 37
14. #22 Greg Pollex 35
15. #00 Gene Haas 32
16. #9 Jack Roush 28
17. #1 James Finch 28
18. #30 Todd Braun 25
19. #29 Richard Childress 18
20. #81 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 18
21. #59 Tad Geschickter 15
22. #23 Bill Davis 12
23. #87 Joe Nemechek 9
24. #20 Joe Gibbs 9
25. #74 Bill Baumgartner 8
26. #12 Armando Fitz 8
27. #14 Terry Bradshaw 2
28. #4 Fred Biagi 1


  12.   Burton22Fan posted:
  02.09.2017 - 10:37 pm
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The Ray Evernham #6 leads it's only lap of the year and it was done by
Scott friggin Lynch.


  13.   Anonymous posted:
  03.17.2019 - 9:41 pm
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This is the one that started it all.
In just less than 15 years he won 200 times in Nascars 3 National Series


  14.   rm posted:
  05.16.2020 - 10:39 am
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27 manufacturer - Chevrolet

12 crew chief - Mike Hillman

8 sponsor - Bass Pro Shops/Tracker
22 sponsor - Trex Decking
27 sponsor - Kleenex/Farm Fresh
28 sponsor - Jay Robinson Inc. (car was apparently one of Andy
Ponstein's backups, with the Yahoo! decals pulled off but the purple
paint still very prominent)

Additional to the rear - 6 - backup car

Crew chief Lance McGrew said that Kyle Busch's car for the weekend was
one of the best he'd ever seen, going as far as saying he thought the
team had a chance to top Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s mark of 190 laps led from
2002. Well, Busch didn't just surpass Earnhardt Jr.'s total - he smashed
it to pieces. One of the very few cars to pass Busch all night was Jamie
McMurray, who took the lead away from Busch but promptly had a tire go
down after leading 2 whole laps. McMurray rode around for a little
longer, but the car was damaged enough that he pulled off shortly after
the restart.

Ted Marsh's Whelen rides are usually adorned with maroon and white
paint, but Dave Blaney ran a slick special Hometown Heroes scheme on
this night that was black and white instead.


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