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  1.   mk17ce99 posted:
  04.15.2007 - 5:49 am
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Sweet win for Matt. Helluva drive from having a flat right rear earlier
in the race and saving the car and holding off Denny Hamlin for the win.


  2.   smartliberal posted:
  04.15.2007 - 9:21 am
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And the Buschwhackers continue their destruction of the Busch Series....


  3.   Darrell posted:
  04.15.2007 - 2:35 pm
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The Bu$ch $erie$ takes yet another low blow. It takes thirteen positions
to get to a Bu$ch regular. Just sad.


  4.   McMurrayFan26 posted:
  04.16.2007 - 2:03 am
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The Busch Series was built on Busch Wackers they have always been here
and always will!!!! So deal with it


  5.   Rusty posted:
  04.16.2007 - 4:03 pm
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McMurrayFan26,

There wasnt 20 buschwackers at each race, it's a complete joke. I dont
even know why I bother watching the busch series anymore. I didnt think
the 2007 season could be any worse than 2006 but boy I was
wrong....Edwards has a 403 point led 8 races into the season. 8 races
into the season last year Kevin Harvick had a 156 point lead.


  6.   Dan posted:
  04.16.2007 - 6:38 pm
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OH BOO HOO HOO!

Please, you people complaining about it is NOT GOING TO CHANGE A THING!

Complaining about Buschwackers is 10 times worse than Buschwackers
running in Busch series races, so please just STOP.


  7.   biffle16 posted:
  04.17.2007 - 1:43 am
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Mark Martin's last race with Roush. :(

Greg could've won, but his engine blew. :(

Great win by Matt. :)

Get a hold of yourself, Darrell. ;)


  8.   Steve posted:
  04.17.2007 - 6:04 am
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I agree with Darrell; the Busch Series now is literally a preview race.
A big difference between NA$CAR and open wheel racing is illustrated
here; Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso do not steal wins in GP2,
Sebasatien Bourdais and Paul Tracy don't take glory from Champ Car
Atlantic Series racers, and IRL stars like Sam Hornish Jr. and Dan
Wheldon don't rob from the Indy Pro Series drivers.

And Dan, we complain about this because we have a passion for the sport,
and we don't like to see it go to ruin like this.


  9.   Darrell posted:
  04.18.2007 - 10:10 pm
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Thank you Steve. Perhaps biffle16 and Dan should explore this website a
little more and find about the history of the sport rather than trash
the people who try to preserve it.


  10.   The Real Thomas posted:
  04.23.2007 - 3:51 am
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I'll admit I'm tired of the Buschwhackers too. It was cool in the 80s
and 90s when you had 5 or 6 run every now and then at the companion
races, but not when half the field is Cup guys every weekend. The only
question is, who would replace them? ARCA guys? Short track guys?
Nonetheless, this was a pretty exciting race. I got to watch it from pit
road!


  11.   McMurrayFan26 posted:
  05.08.2007 - 1:42 am
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Would this work? If Cup guys want to run full time for a championship
let them get the points but NO MONEY!!!!
If guys want to race in the series only sometimes give them a chance but
only let them in 10 races a year.


  12.   Anonymous posted:
  09.07.2007 - 10:10 pm
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Steve Wallace screwed up again, he spun Brent Shrman into the wall but
was going to get away without incident, but he clipped Reed Sorenson and
Shane Huffman and took Jon Wood out as well (and himself,too).


  13.   Anonymous posted:
  09.26.2009 - 4:21 pm
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This ended Kevin Harvick's streak of 22 straight top 10s in the Busch
series, which started at the July race at Daytona last year.


  14.   Rusty posted:
  04.20.2011 - 6:28 pm
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This is the only Nationwide series race that Kurt Busch has run without
leading.


  15.   Anonymous posted:
  11.23.2012 - 1:37 am
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From Starting & Parking in the Busch Series to becoming the Cup Series
Champion in the span of 6 years. Just goes to show you anything can happen.


  16.   Jimmie Jameson posted:
  10.03.2016 - 11:57 pm
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lucky dogs

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caution 4: #17
caution 5: #33
caution 6: #15
caution 7 (should be cars #42,#59): #38


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  08.20.2017 - 2:42 pm
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  18.   Z posted:
  04.14.2020 - 8:11 pm
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On This Day x13 Years Ago, Matt Kenseth Wins His 2nd & Final Busch Race
Of '07

-10th Of x14 Starts, Justin Diercks-
-3rd Of x30 Starts, Brett Rowe-
-5th Of x8 Starts, Timothy Peters-

BF:
Matt Kenseth (Tied)
FR:
Kevin Lepage ('07, w/ Jimmy Means)
2R:
Kurt Busch ('07)
-9th Of x30 Starts-
Mark Martin ('07)


  19.   Rich posted:
  04.24.2021 - 2:19 pm
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Marty Reid along with Andy Petree and Dale Jarrett were the
commentators. Vince Welch along with Dave Burns, Allen Bestwick and Mike
Massaro were the pit road reporters. Tim Brewer was at the Chevrolet
cut-away car. Erik Kuselias and Brad Daugherty were in the ESPN pit studio.


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