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Archive for September 2nd, 2007
Blazing hot
Posted by on September 2nd, 2007Two-time champ Stewart in solid Chase position
Posted by on September 2nd, 2007Two-time series champion Tony Stewart was feeling a lot more secure at California Speedway this time around.
Last year, Stewart left Fontana in a tenuous eighth place in the Chase standings. The following week at Richmond - the last race before the 10-race Chase - he crashed in practice and wound up finishing 18th in a backup car.
That dropped him to 11th, 16 points behind 10th-place Kasey Kahne, so he missed the then-10-man Chase.
NASCARRookie crashes in California Busch race
Posted by on September 2nd, 2007Brad Keselowski, driving for Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s JR Motorsports, injured a leg in a four-car crash midway through Saturday night’s NASCAR Busch Series race at California speedway.
Track officials said the rookie was taken by helicopter to a hospital for further evaluation after being examined at the infield medical center. Details on the injury were not immediately available.
NASCARSavage sunset
Posted by on September 2nd, 2007When the green flag falls at 8:15 p.m. ET, drivers will fight the glare of the California sun. Get LIVE results here and in-race analysis.
NASCARPHOTOS: Wild Busch ride
Posted by on September 2nd, 2007Relive the California Busch race, including a fiery wreck that injured Brad Keselowski’s leg and Jeff Burton’s charge to the front.
NASCARNASCAR team was owned by Aikman, Staubach
Posted by on September 2nd, 2007Two executives with the Arizona Diamondbacks have purchased majority interest in the NASCAR team owned by Troy Aikman and Roger Staubach, The Associated Press learned Saturday night.
Jeff Moorad, chief executive officer of the Diamondbacks, and Tom Garfinkel, the chief operating officer, will be introduced as the controlling owners of Hall of Fame Racing at a Sunday news conference at California Speedway, two people familiar with the deal told the AP.
NASCARRookie crashes in California Busch Series race
Posted by on September 2nd, 2007Brad Keselowski, driving for Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s JR Motorsports, injured a leg in a four-car crash midway through Saturday night’s NASCAR Busch Series race at California speedway.
Track officials said the rookie was taken by helicopter to a hospital for further evaluation after being examined at the infield medical center. Details on the injury were not immediately available.
NASCARDale Jr. interested in sponsor as well
Posted by on September 2nd, 2007Dale Earnhardt Jr. does have a couple of numbers in mind for his new ride at Hendrick Motorsports next season. But he isn’t telling - yet.
“I do have one or two that are on the top of the list,” he said at California Speedway, where he will race in Sunday’s Sharp Aquos 500 NASCAR Nextel Cup event. “I don’t think there is a reason to make a big deal out of it.
“The bigger deal to me is the people that we partner with and the sponsorship that we put together.
NASCARBurton pushes past Ky. Busch for win
Posted by on September 2nd, 2007Jeff Burton turned a late pit stop and fresh tires into a NASCAR Busch Series win Saturday night at California Speedway.
He passed Kyle Busch for the lead just eight laps from the end of the Camping World 300 and pulled away to win by 2.859 seconds - about 12 car-lengths - as Busch barely held off pole-winner Denny Hamlin for second place.
“You’re never sure you can get around Kyle Busch,” Burton said. “He’s an incredible race car driver.
NASCARBurton makes late pass to win Busch race
Posted by on September 2nd, 2007FONTANA, Calif. (AP) -Jeff Burton turned a late pit stop and fresh tires into a NASCAR Busch Series win Saturday night at California Speedway.
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