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Gibbs/Labonte extend contract thru 2008:
Gibbs/Labonte extend contract thru 2008:
June 26, 2003
Even though his current contract did not run out until the end of the 2004 season, Bobby Labonte and Joe Gibbs Racing wasted
Laps/Miles Led – Bonus Points:
Laps/Miles Led – Bonus Points:
June 24, 2003
of the 4738 laps run in 2003, #24-Jeff Gordon has leds the most laps with 716, followed by #8-Dale Earnhardt Jr. with 527
Busch wins at Michigan
Busch wins at Michigan
June 15, 2003
#97-Kurt Busch won the Sirius 400 at Michigan International Speedway, his 3rd win of 2003 and 7th of his career. #18-Bobby
Laps, Miles led…:
Laps, Miles led…:
June 11, 2003
So far in 2003, #24-Jeff Gordon has led the most laps, 699, 2nd most is #8-Dale Earnhardt Jr at 526, after 4428 laps run
A Blaney Wins at Pocono:
A Blaney Wins at Pocono:
June 8, 2003
Ryan Blaney, Dave Blaney's 9-year-old son, won a 15-lap quarter-midget race Thursday at Pocono Quarter-Midget Raceway on
Johnson to test at VIR UPDATE five drivers test:
Johnson to test at VIR UPDATE five drivers test:
June 3, 2003
The key to winning any title is consistency, and #48-Jimmie Johnson and his team are looking to tackle the only weakness
Newman wins the MBNA Armed Forces Family 400
Newman wins the MBNA Armed Forces Family 400
June 1, 2003
at Dover International Speedway. Pole sitter, #12-Ryan Newman won at Dover, without power steering, plus leading the most
a few Dover facts:
a few Dover facts:
June 1, 2003
The polesitter has won only 10 of 66 races at Dover. #18-Bobby Labonte was the last to do it, after taking the pole for
Some Folks Surprised Race Was Called:
Some Folks Surprised Race Was Called:
May 26, 2003
Matt Kenseth couldn't understand why NASCAR decided to call the Coca-Cola 600 short of its advertised distance. Bobby Labonte
Rumblings – The Winston:
Rumblings – The Winston:
May 19, 2003
They billed this The Winston as the "Survival of the Fastest"....well, a whole bunch of the fastest didn't survive. When
Escape Hatch Proposed:
Escape Hatch Proposed:
May 15, 2003
The extensive injuries suffered by Winston Cup driver Jerry Nadeau in a crash at Richmond International Raceway this month
Nemechek wins at Richmond:
Nemechek wins at Richmond:
May 3, 2003
#25-Joe Nemechek wins a slightly rain shortened Pontiac Excitement 400 at Richmond International Speedway, his first win
Yates in No Hurry:
Yates in No Hurry:
May 3, 2003
Robert Yates [#38 and #88 team owner] said Friday at Richmond that he prefers to keep Jarrett's No. 88 team intact for the
Bobby Labonte’s Pit Crew Scores Second Straight Win:
Bobby Labonte’s Pit Crew Scores Second Straight Win:
April 30, 2003
The pit crew of Bobby Labonte's #18 Interstate Batteries Chevy made it two-in-a-row by winning the McDonald's Drive-Thru
Busch wins the Auto Club 500
Busch wins the Auto Club 500
April 27, 2003
at California. #97-Kurt Busch won at California Speedway, the first multiple winner of 2003. #18-Bobby Labonte ended up
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