Bobby Hamilton Jr. News

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Hamilton Jr. Fast in Atlanta Testing:

Hamilton Jr. Fast in Atlanta Testing:

January 28, 2004
Despite the frigid temperatures, Busch Series driver Bobby Hamilton Jr. and his No. 25 Team Marines Ford heated things up
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Hamilton Jr. visits Quantico:

Hamilton Jr. visits Quantico:

January 28, 2004
To kickoff the 2004 Busch Series racing season, Major General Christopher Cortez, Commanding General, Marine Corps Recruiting
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Kevin Grubb to run 10 races for Rensi:

Kevin Grubb to run 10 races for Rensi:

January 22, 2004
Team Rensi Motorsports announced the signing of Mechanicsville, VA native Kevin Grubb to a 10-race agreement in 2004. Despite
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More on the 2nd Team Rensi team:

More on the 2nd Team Rensi team:

January 18, 2004
Ed Rensi, team owner of Bobby Hamilton Jr.'s #25 Ford, said Team Rensi Motorsports plans to run a second car, the #35 Ford
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Testing at Talladega:

Testing at Talladega:

December 19, 2003
While NASCAR officials worked with aerodynamic packages on the new 2004 body styles of 19 Busch Series teams at Talladega
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Busch Money News:

Busch Money News:

November 22, 2003
NASCAR Busch Series 2003 driver champion Brian Vickers won a total of $1,987,255 for his efforts this season, with the bulk
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Kahne wins at Homestead; Vickers wins the Championship:

Kahne wins at Homestead; Vickers wins the Championship:

November 15, 2003
#38-Kasey Kahne [with Ray Evernham spotting] held off #8-Martin Truex Jr. to win Saturday's Ford 300 season finale at Homestead
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Team Marines Back with Rensi in 2004:

Team Marines Back with Rensi in 2004:

November 15, 2003
Team Rensi Motorsports announced today the renewal of its marketing agreement with the United States Marine Corps. The Marine
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3 of 6 contenders have problems in Happy Hour, Hornaday to a backup:

3 of 6 contenders have problems in Happy Hour, Hornaday to a backup:

November 14, 2003
Three of the six contenders for the Busch Series championship rumpled their cars in Friday's Happy Hour practice session
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Biffle wins pole at Homestead:

Biffle wins pole at Homestead:

November 13, 2003
#7-Greg Biffle captured the pole for the season ending Ford 300 at Homested Miami Speedway with a new track record of 177
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Elliott Sadler to run the Busch race at Homestead:

Elliott Sadler to run the Busch race at Homestead:

November 10, 2003
Elliott Sadler will drive the #35 Team Rensi Motorsports Ford in the Busch series finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Sadler

Elliott Sadler to run the Busch race at Homestead:

Elliott Sadler to run the Busch race at Homestead:

November 10, 2003
Elliott Sadler will drive the #35 Team Rensi Motorsports Ford in the Busch series finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Sadler currently drives the #38 M&M's Ford Taurus in the Winston Cup Series for Robert Yates Racing. Sadler will team with Bobby Hamilton, Jr. who
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McMurray wins at the Rock; Vickers takes points lead:

McMurray wins at the Rock; Vickers takes points lead:

November 7, 2003
#1-Jamie McMurray won the Target House 200 at North Carolina Speedway, his third straight Busch Series win at Rockingham
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Vickers wins the pole at the Rock:

Vickers wins the pole at the Rock:

November 7, 2003
#5-Brian Vickers won the pole for Target House 200 at North Carolina Speedway in Rockingham, NC with a speed of 155.037mph
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Some News and Notes – The Rock:

Some News and Notes – The Rock:

November 6, 2003
With nothing to lose, #25-Bobby Hamilton Jr. has thrown caution to the wind and put together the hottest of hot streaks