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Leffler wins pole at Kentucky:

#2-Jason Leffler won the pole for the Kroger 225 at Kentucky Speedway with a speed of 168.303mph. 2nd thru 5th are: #16-Mike Bliss at 167.994, #8-Bill Lester at 166.986, #29-Terry Cook at 166.723, and #58-Chris Horn at 166.538..(7-12-2002)...

Cook wins the race at Milwaukee:

#29-Terry Cook won the CTS race at Milwaukee, his 2nd 2002 win and third of his career. #2-Jason Leffler was 2nd, followed by #20-Coy Gibbs, fourth was #62-Brendan Gaughan and 5th was #1-Ted Musgrave. Points leadere coming into the race, #75-David Starr finished 6th...

Cook on the pole at Milwaukee:

Terry Cook won the pole for Saturday's NASCAR truck series race at The Milwaukee Mile with a speed of 119.784 mph. The pole speed was the slowest for the series at The Milwaukee Mile since 1997 due to a harder compound tire and a smaller carburetor. #1-Ted Musgrave...

Kvapil wins at Memphis:

#60-Travis Kvapil won the O'Reilly 200 at Memphis Motorsports Park. 2nd was #29-Terry Cook, followed by #1-Ted Musgrave, pole sitter #2-Jason Leffler and #46-Dennis Setzer. For results, see NASCAR.com.(6-22-2002)...

Crawford gets pole at Dover:

#14-Rick Crawford won the first pole of 132 CTS race career with a speed of 150.414mph at Dover for the MBNA America 200 at Dover International Speedway (ESPN at 3:3opm/et). 2nd was #1-Ted Musgrave and #2-Jason Leffler with #29-Terry Cook being fourth and #60-Travis...

Bliss wins at Pikes Peak:

#16-Mike Bliss earned his first win since returning to the CTS at Pikes Peak. Pole sitter #2-Jason Leffler was 2nd, with #60-Travis Kvapil third, 4th was #29-Terry Cook and #75-David Starr was fifth. See ThatsRacin.com for Race Results.(5-19-2002)...

Terry Cook wins at Gateway:

Terry Cook broke an 88-race CTS victory drought Sunday, winning the Dodge Ram Tough 200 at Gateway International Raceway. Cook, who went to the emergency room with flu symptoms on Wednesday, recovered sufficiently to bring his #29 Ford from the eighth starting position...

Cook and East – Congrats:

ESPN pit reporter Amy East and her husband Terry Cook, driver of the #29-Power Stroke Diesel Ford in the CTS, have announced they are expecting an addition to their family after the completion of the current racing season. "Terry and I had discussed having children...

Setzer comes from the back to win at Martinsville:

#46-Dennis Setzer beat #16-Mike Bliss by .422 seconds to win the Advance Auto Parts 250 at Martinsville Speedway and now holds the record for coming from the farthest back in the field to win a series race (he started 33rd). It was Setzers seventh series win and first...

#29 Fined UPDATE Appeal Upheld:

Officials of NASCAR announced penalties imposed for rules violations following the Feb. 15 CTS Florida Dodge Dealers 250 at Daytona. Bob Keselowski, crew chief of the #29 K Automotive Performance Ford has been fined $10,000, team owner Kay Keselowski 100 NASCAR championship...

Cook helps out:

Terry Cook, driver of the #29 Power Stroke Ford, teamed with Dickie Gaines and Bobby East to compete in Indianapolis' Thunder At Johansson's, a three-hour go-kart enduro organized by the USAC Benevolent Foundation to benefit the Kenny Irwin Jr. Memorial Foundation.(...

Testing over at Daytona:

The third and final day of CTS testing at Daytona had drivers turning laps in the pack and posting fast speeds in the 187mph range. Turning the top five fastest laps in today's drafting session were Matt Crafton, Chevrolet, 187.566, Rick Crawford, Ford, 187.512; Bryan...

Cook’s sponsor re-ups:

International Truck and Engine Corporation, manufacturer of the popular Power Stroke® Diesel engine for Ford Motor Company, officially announced today that it will again sponsor Terry Cook and the #29 K-Automotive Ford in 2002. As with the initial 2001 program, International...

Cook to stay with the #29?

Terry Cook, who sits eighth in the points race with five top-fives and 14 top-10s, should be back with the #29 Ford in 2002, according to team co-owner Kay Keselowski. Keselowski said Cook's return hinges on an announcement -- which should come this week -- from primary...

#63 gets help:

Veteran NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series crew chief, Gary Showalter, will work with the #63 Waterloo Tool Storage Ford Truck team during the remaining 2001 race schedule. Gary will apply his chassis and suspension expertise to the #63 Ford truck to assist driver Larry...

Biffle Wins at Nazareth:

#99-Greg Biffle gave Ford its first victory of the year in the CTS with a virtually perfect performance Sunday in Chevy Silverado 200 race. Biffle, who won the 200-mile race two years ago, erased his own record in leading the final 192 of 200 laps over the triangular...

Sprague wins at IRP:

Sprague took the lead from Joe Ruttman on the first lap, lost it only after the first round of pit stops, went back in front midway through the race and held off Terry Cook to win the Power Stroke Diesel 200 at Indianapolis Raceway Park on Friday night. It was Sprague...

#29 Sponsor? UPDATE 2

hearing Power Stroke may be a one race sponsor for the #29 K Automotive with driver Terry Cook in an upcoming race(4-26-2001) UPDATE: now hearing it could be a four race deal(4-28-2001) UPDATE 2 - Nope, make that 6 races: For Terry Cook, a stroke of good luck and fortune...

Musgrave on Pole at Gateway:

#1-Ted Musgrave won his second Bud Pole Award this year. It was the fifth consecutive pole in five races for Dodge. Musgrave posted a lap of 129.971mph with #29-Terry Cook on the outside pole in a Ford, speed of 129.833mph. All 36 drivers who made an attempt got in...

Riggs Wins:

#2-Scott Riggs was able to bounce back from trouble early in Saturdays Advance Auto Parts 250 at Martinsville Speedway to record his first career CTS victory. A pit-stop collision 86 laps into Saturdays race knocked Riggs out of the top 20. But the Durham, NC driver...