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James Hylton Enters Daytona 500 in RCR car:

James Hylton Enters Daytona 500 in RCR car:

January 3, 2007
in 1966 James Harvey Hylton was named Rookie of the Year in NASCAR's Grand National Division [now known as Nextel Cup],
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Damon & Robin Lusk welcome new addition to family:

Damon & Robin Lusk welcome new addition to family:

November 7, 2006
Damon Lusk, driver of the #25 Woodard Racing Chevy, and wife Robin Lusk became proud parents of a healthy baby girl. Taylor

Damon & Robin Lusk welcome new addition to family:

Damon & Robin Lusk welcome new addition to family:

November 7, 2006
Damon Lusk, driver of the #25 Woodard Racing Chevy, and wife Robin Lusk became proud parents of a healthy baby girl. Taylor Diane Lusk was delivered at 5:00am weighing in at 6 pounds, 9 ounces.(truckseries.com)(11-7-2006)
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Lusk replaces Reid in #25:

Lusk replaces Reid in #25:

October 17, 2006
Woodard Racing officials say that Damon Lusk will drive the #25 Woodard Racing Dodge in the next three Craftsman Truck Series
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Zekko Racing Plans Full Time Effort in 2007: UPDATE:

Zekko Racing Plans Full Time Effort in 2007: UPDATE:

October 2, 2006
David Tomasello started Zekko Racing last November. It plans a full Busch schedule in 2007 and seven Nextel Cup races with
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Stewart flips again, Kruseman wins at Chili Bowl UPDATE Stewart is OK:

Stewart flips again, Kruseman wins at Chili Bowl UPDATE Stewart is OK:

January 14, 2006
Two-time Chili Bowl king Cory Kruseman outlasted P.J. Jones and a host of other challengers in Friday night’s hotly-contested
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Stewart flips, Lasoski wins at Chili Bowl:

Stewart flips, Lasoski wins at Chili Bowl:

January 12, 2006
Danny Lasoski scored a wire-to-wire victory as the 20th Annual O'Reilly Chili Bowl Midget Nationals kicked off with Wednesday
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Brown #43 crew chief:

Brown #43 crew chief:

June 30, 2005
Teddy Brown, who began this season as crew chief for Randy LaJoie, has been selected to fill the same position with the #
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Edwards wins pole at Kentucky:

Edwards wins pole at Kentucky:

June 18, 2005
#99-Carl Edwards returned to the site of his first NASCAR-sanctioned [Trucks] win and set a new NASCAR Busch Series track
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Brown to crew chief Lusk?

Brown to crew chief Lusk?

June 11, 2005
Teddy Brown, who started the season as the crew chief for Randy LaJoie at #34-Frank Cicci Racing, is soon expected to be
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Sorenson wins pole at Nashville:

Sorenson wins pole at Nashville:

March 26, 2005
#41-Reed Sorenson won his first career Busch Pole Award on Saturday for the Pepsi 300 at Nashville Superspeedway. The rest
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Edwards wins pole at Atlanta:

Edwards wins pole at Atlanta:

March 18, 2005
#60-Carl Edwards won the pole for the Aaron's 312 at Atlanta Motor Speedway with a lap of 191.364mph, almost 2mph faster
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Lusk’s plans UPDATE 2:

Lusk’s plans UPDATE 2:

February 11, 2005
Damon Lusk is in the final stages of putting together his plans for the 2005 NASCAR Busch Series season. Look for an announcement
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Raines takes over #74 ride:

Raines takes over #74 ride:

April 2, 2004
Tony Raines has replaced Damon Lusk behind the wheel of BACE Motorsports' Busch #74 entry, starting with tomorrow's O'Reilly
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Raines in the #74 at Bristol:

Raines in the #74 at Bristol:

March 24, 2004
#74 driver Damon Lusk will take a hiatus from the Outdoor Channel Chevrolet at Bristol Motor Speedway this weekend. Tony