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Martinsville Notes:

K Automotive Racing, a NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series fixture since the inaugural race in 1995, will return the Keselowski name to competition at Martinsville Speedway after an absence of more than four seasons. Bob Keselowski competed in 86 series races, winning at...
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Atlanta Racing Rally UPDATE:

Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue and Senator Mike Crotts will host an Atlanta racing rally on Thursday at the Georgia State Capitol, and fans are invited and encouraged to attend and show their support for the sport. Gov. Perdue will host a news conference at 11 a.m. on the...
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Wednesday Testing at Atlanta:

During his second day of testing Wednesday at Atlanta Motor Speedway, #10-Scott Riggs found a faster line around the 1.54-mile speedway as he and two other drivers prepared for the March 12-14 Golden Corral 500 weekend. Riggs was caught on the unofficial stopwatches...
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Kenny Wallace misses, too high in Cup points [from 2003]; however, will drive the #91 UPDATE 2:

#23-Kenny Wallace's Nextel Cup experience worked against his new Busch team Friday, preventing him from gaining a provisional starting position in Saturday's Goody's 200. Wallace drove Cup last season for Bill Davis Racing but moved to BDR's Busch program this season...
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Congratulations to Terry Cook:

Wednesday Night was an extremely sucessful night for CTS driver Terry Cook and his PPC Craftsmen Truck series racing team, as well as Body Dynamics Racing Bodies, Inc. Cook and his #10 Power Stroke PPC Ford truck fabricated by Body Dynamics Racing Bodies, Inc. turned...
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Edwards wins at Daytona:

#99-Carl Edwards, who cut a tire and spun bringing out a caution on Lap 26 of 100, rallied back to the front and held off #24-Travis Kvapil by .141 seconds to win Friday night's Florida Dodge Dealers 250 at Daytona International Speedway. He started the post-race celebration...
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Cook wins the pole at Daytona:

Terry Cook, driving ppc Racing's first entry in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, won the pole for Friday night's Florida Dodge Dealers 250 season opener at Daytona. Cook, 35, turned a lap Wednesday night at 183.643mph in his #10 Power Stroke Ford to claim the eighth...
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OFFICIAL – Power Stroke Diesel goes Truck Racing with Terry Cook and ppc Racing:

International Truck and Engine Corporation, designer and manufacturer of the popular Power Stroke Diesel engine for Ford Motor Company, today announces its sponsorship with driver Terry Cook and ppc Racing for the 2004 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. Power Stroke Diesel...
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Daytona Testing Speeds – Day 3 [non-drafting]:

#59-Steve Grissom,Dodge 182.994 #10-Terry Cook,Ford 182.760 #99-Carl Edwards,Ford 182.382 #4-Chad Chaffin,Dodge 181.594 #67b-Steadman Marlin, Ford 181.583 #1-Andy Houston,Dodge 181.528 #8-Chase Montgomery,Dodge 181.426 #50-Jon Wood,Ford 181.057 #08-Ken Weaver,Chevy...
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Kimmel to drive the #29 at Daytona and more UPDATE:

Frank Kimmel will be piloting the #29 Ford for K-Automotive, owned by Bob & Kay Keselowski. They have lost their sponsor and driver [was Terry Cook] and their son, Brian [actually..been informed that it is Brad not Brian that will drive], will be behind the wheel in...
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Cook to leave the #29? to Roush or ppc? UPDATE 5 testing but no announcement…yet:

#29-Terry Cook says he'll likely remain with K-Automotive Motorsports, there's a much better chance both Cook and sponsor Power Stroke Diesel will move to either Roush Racing or ppc Racing. It is believed that Cook's interest in ppc Racing revolves around the fact ...
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Daytona Testing Speeds – Day 2 [32 listed]:

#4-Bobby Hamilton, Dodge, 49.786 seconds, 180.774 mph #99-Carl Edwards, Ford, 49.821, 180.647 #25-Jamie Aube/Phil Bonifeld, Chevrolet, 49.846, 180.556 #18-Chad Chaffin, Dodge, 49.903, 180.350 #59-Steve Grissom, Dodge, 49.922, 180.281 #8-Chase Montgomery, Dodge, 49...
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Daytona Testing Speeds – Day 1 [32 listed]:

#99-Carl Edwards, Ford, 49.664 seconds, 181.218mph #50-Jon Wood, Ford, 49.919, 180.292 #8-Chase Montgomery, Dodge, 49.954, 180.166 #4-Bobby Hamilton, Dodge, 49.985, 180.054 #18-Chad Chaffin, Dodge, 50.153, 179.451 #59-Steve Grissom, Dodge, 50.272, 179.026 #46-Dennis...
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New #57 [or #22] crew chief UPDATE 2:

Wes Ward, former crew chief for the #38 Great Clips Akins Motorsports team, will reportedly move to ppc Racing to become crew chief for Jason Keller in 2004. UPDATE: Team sources have confirmed that Wes Ward is the new crew chief at ppc Racing for Jason Keller. Steve...
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Keller still looking? UPDATE 4 re-ups with ppc; #22?:

hearing that Jason Keller is not signed to stay in the #57 ppc Racing Busch Series Ford as the team has not yet signed a sponsor and is activly looking for other rides. UPDATE: In a matter of weeks, the fortunes of NASCAR Busch Series veteran Jason Keller have changed...
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Biffle to run all Cup AND Busch races in 2004? New Crew Chief? UPDATE 2:

#16-Greg Biffle is considering running the full NASCAR Busch series schedule in 2004 in Roush Racing's #60 Fords - the same team with which he won the 2002 series championship. In an interview Thursday, Biffle said at first he would run "a lot of races" next season...
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ppc Racing has one sponsor; Keller expects to stay; team to field a Truck team UPDATE 4 all DENIED:

pcc Racing, looking for sponsor for the #10 and #57 teams, has a letter of intent for a sponsor for one of its teams. The team had not revealed the name of the sponsor and doesn't plan to until after the season. The team will need at least one driver as Scott Riggs...
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Biffle to run all Cup AND Busch races in 2004? New Crew Chief?

#16-Greg Biffle is considering running the full NASCAR Busch series schedule in 2004 in Roush Racing's #60 Fords - the same team with which he won the 2002 series championship. In an interview Thursday, Biffle said at first he would run "a lot of races" next season...
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Cook to leave the #29? to Roush or ppc? UPDATE 2 to Roush:

#29-Terry Cook says he'll likely remain with K-Automotive Motorsports, there's a much better chance both Cook and sponsor Power Stroke Diesel will move to either Roush Racing or ppc Racing. It is believed that Cook's interest in ppc Racing revolves around the fact ...
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Hamilton takes the pole at the NEW Homestead; Points leader to the back:

#62-Brendan Gaughan, who leads #1-Ted Musgave by 26 points with only Friday's Ford 200 at Homestead-Miami Speedway (3:15pm/et, Speed Chennel) remaining, lost an engine early Thursday and will have to start the race from the rear of the field, despite qualifying 13th...