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  1.   RaceFanX posted:
  04.05.2008 - 11:05 pm
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Burney Lamar returns to the Busch Series for the first time since being
fired by Kevin Harvick's team in 2006


  2.   WallaceFan posted:
  04.06.2008 - 1:52 pm
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One of the worst races ive seen in a while. Boring. Thats what describes
it. Not very good racing..Kyle Krissloff brings out 2 cautions, and the
other 2 for debris.
Keselowski, Wallace, and Bires were all in the top 12...but got caught
up by pit strategy after Krissloffs second crash..they ended up on the
tail end of the lead lap...but were still 3-4-5 for Nationwide Regulars.


  3.   WallaceFan posted:
  04.06.2008 - 1:53 pm
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Although some people will always hate him, Steve Wallace is having a
great year and showing alot of improvement. He was spun at Daytona..was
running great at Las Vegas before he spun..and other than that has had
solid races. Look for him to be great next year..and maybe even get that
win later this year.

DONT WORRY ABOUT NO TOP 10s..hes only 20 years old.


  4.   Dodge posted:
  04.06.2008 - 8:49 pm
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I wasn't hating on Steve. It's just that he seemed to always cause
wrecks but yes, you are right, he has been doing better this year. Glad
that I have animals that gotta be fed while the Nationwide.


  5.   Dodge posted:
  04.07.2008 - 9:15 am
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Correction....

What I meant but left out is that I am glad that I have commitments to
do to get me away from watching the whole Nationwide races. Odd to say
that the races are even worse now that Nationwide has taken over the
naming rights.


  6.   samfan08 posted:
  04.08.2008 - 3:26 am
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Here's how much I don't care about the Nationwide Series anymore. I just
now realized that Hornish was in this race.

And WallaceFan, I agree on Steve. He's only 20 and he's proving he's
grown up a little this year. The top 5's and top 10's will come, it's
nice to see him finishing races.


  7.   Mr. Big posted:
  05.26.2008 - 12:10 pm
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Wow, what a boring race. Kyle Busch dominates, and half the cautions are
for debris, the other half for Kyle Krisiloff spins.


  8.   Hank posted:
  07.06.2008 - 3:08 pm
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Bobby Labonte's 100th career Nationwide series top 10.


  9.   RLewis9 posted:
  07.31.2010 - 9:35 pm
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Kyle Busch's first of many Nationwide wins in a Toyota for Joe Gibbs
Racing. All of his previous Nationwide wins were for Hendrick Motorsports.


  10.   CBASS posted:
  01.25.2013 - 6:56 am
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  11.   Jimmie Jameson posted:
  12.13.2016 - 11:58 pm
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lucky dogs

caution 1: none
caution 2: #40
caution 3: #11
caution 4: #60


  12.   Mannoroth posted:
  03.19.2017 - 1:16 pm
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The race that started Kyle Busch's reign of terror in the Xfinity Series
(Nationwide Series back then).

People thought that Mark Martin's reign of terror (1992-2000) can't be
touched. Then Kevin Harvick became the dominator of this series in
2000s, but as of 19th March 2017, he's still 3 wins away from tying Mark
Martin. And then Kyle Busch came to Joe Gibbs Racing and in just 4
years, he moved from 11 career wins to 51 career wins and surpassed Mark
Martin. And as of 19th March 2017, he's at 87 career wins far far away
from the closest competitor who isn't an active driver anymore and from
another competitor who is barely active in this series.

Getting 75 wins for one team in just 8+ years is really crazy. And
NASCAR made sure this won't (most probably) happen anymore due to their
new Buschwhacker rules.


  13.   Danish Pie posted:
  08.27.2018 - 4:54 pm
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Interesting and surprising fact about this race, considering it's
dominance over that last decade and most likely longer, is that this was
the first ever win for the #18 car in what is now the Xfinity Series.

Excluding 13, presumably for the infamous superstitions surrounding it,
every other car number from 1 to 25 had won at least one Xfinity race
before the No. 18.


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