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  1.   Matt posted:
  12.21.2005 - 12:02 am
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Rick Crawford dominated this race only to have his rear end give away in
the final stages.


  2.   Darrell posted:
  05.26.2006 - 8:47 pm
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Heh heh, you said "rear end."

This was also Carl Edwards' first top-ten finish.


  3.   Steve posted:
  10.31.2006 - 9:36 pm
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I remember watching this race on ESPN and seeing Carl Edwards in the Top
10 in the closing laps, and I thought, "He's a lap down, but that's a
great run for him!" (Like most people, I knew nothing about Carl at that
time.) Now a Top 10 is routine for him!


  4.   NewJack posted:
  05.07.2010 - 5:28 pm
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Best Finish for Car Owner Mike Mittler (Owner of #63 driven by Carl
Edwards in 8th Place)


  5.   Daniel posted:
  05.21.2012 - 2:34 am
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In using fastest 36: #0 Loni Richardson & #66 Lonnie Cox

Out using fastest 36: #07 Jason Small & #08 Bobby Dotter


  6.   Paul posted:
  07.25.2013 - 9:38 am
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First and only top ten finish for the Mittler Brothers Racing team in
the Truck Series. This 8th place finish by Carl Edward, along several
other very good finishes and qualifying efforts (including a 5th place
start at IRP) would help him gain a ride at Roush Racing the following
season, where he has remained in some capacity since 2003.


  7.   edwards19 posted:
  11.17.2014 - 9:28 pm
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^^ until 2015!!!


  8.   Big Mac Fan posted:
  10.11.2015 - 7:39 pm
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It was this race where Edwards caught the attention of Jack Roush,
prompting him to sign him up for his truck team in 2003. And the rest is
history.


  9.   Jeff posted:
  03.15.2019 - 7:44 am
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Post 1 might be defining Crawford's life in prison right now.

Had Crawford not lost the lead with 4 to go in this race, he would've
been a champion by only a few points.


  10.   Danish_Pie posted:
  06.06.2020 - 3:15 am
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Chris Horn's 14th place, along with being his career best, matched the
mark set by Wayne Jacks in 1995, of best finish by the #58 in truck
series history. Horn would once again match this result with the number
at Kentucky the following year.


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