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NASCAR BUSCH SERIES NEWS & NOTES – CALIFORNIA

NASCAR BUSCH SERIES NEWS & NOTES – CALIFORNIA

April 30, 2004
Coast Guard, Labonte Racing and California Speedway to host Hispanic students Nearly 150 Hispanic college and high school engineering students will get an up-close and personal look at the NASCAR Busch Series at California Speedway this week. On Thursday, 20 students

Truex Jr. wins at Talladega:

Truex Jr. wins at Talladega:

April 24, 2004
When it appeared #81-Dale Earnhardt Jr. would not be able to pass #8-Martin Truex Jr., he pushed him instead - all the way to Victory Lane. Late in Saturday's race, Earnhardt Jr. fell in behind the leader Truex - who drives for Chance 2 Motorsports, co-owned by Earnhardt

Truex Jr. wins pole at Nashville…BUT goes to the rear:

Truex Jr. wins pole at Nashville…BUT goes to the rear:

April 9, 2004
#8-Martin Truex shattered the Nashville Superspeedway track record with a lap of 166.515mph Friday and won his second Busch series pole of the season. A total of 21 drivers topped the qualifying record of 163.324 set by Randy LaJoie before last year's Pepsi 300, starting

Nashville News and Notes:

Nashville News and Notes:

April 7, 2004
You might say that David Green (No. 37 Timber Wolf Chevrolet) had a pretty good year at Nashville Superspeedway in 2003. He won the season's first race there with a thrilling last-lap pass of Johnny Sauter (No. 27 Kleenex/Scott Brand Products Chevrolet), and then finished

Kenseth wins at Texas:

Kenseth wins at Texas:

April 3, 2004
#17-Matt Kenseth swept by #5-Kyle Busch on Lap 186 of Saturday's O'Reilly 300 at Texas Motor Speedway, then passed #25-Bobby Hamilton Jr. just as a caution was coming out on Lap 195. After the race was red-flagged, Kenseth then pulled away on the restart with three

Busch wins the pole at Texas:

Busch wins the pole at Texas:

April 1, 2004
#5-Kyle Busch snagged his second Busch series pole of the season and his career for Saturday's O'Reilly 300 at Texas Motor Speedway. Busch turned a lap of 189.847mph. #60-Greg Biffle was second fastest at 189.827mph, followed by #37-David Green, #87-Joe Nemechek and

Teams test at Nashville:

Teams test at Nashville:

March 30, 2004
Four Busch Series Drivers tested at Nashville Superspeedway on Monday, March 29th: #25-Bobby Hamilton, Jr.; #22-Jason Keller, #37-David Green and #27-Johnny Sauter. No speeds reported. And on Tuesday, March 30th, scheduled to test include: #2-Ron Hornaday, #22-Jason

New Jersey Native Martin Truex Jr. Wins at Bristol:

New Jersey Native Martin Truex Jr. Wins at Bristol:

March 27, 2004
#8-Martin Truex Jr.'s first NASCAR Busch Series victory was dominating and clear-cut [a NJ native with NJ native Jayski in attendence]. The remainder of the finishing order in Saturday's Sharpie Professional 250 at Bristol Motor Speedway, however, was determined only

Biffle on the pole at Bristol:

Biffle on the pole at Bristol:

March 26, 2004
#60-Greg Biffle's day with his NASCAR Busch Series team started with a wreck and ended with a pole. During Friday morning's practice session at Bristol Motor Speedway, Biffle got into a wreck with Jay Sauter, which damaged both cars. By the afternoon, Biffle's Roush

Bristol Notes:

Bristol Notes:

March 25, 2004
David Green (No. 37 Timber Wolf Pontiac) holds the NASCAR Busch Series track qualifying record at Bristol, with a speed of 126.495 mph. He set the mark in March, 2003. ... Jason Keller (No. 22 ppc Racing Ford) has three Busch Poles at Bristol, tying him with Morgan

Biffle Wins at Darlington:

Biffle Wins at Darlington:

March 7, 2004
#60-Greg Biffle dominated the late stages of Saturday's Diamond Hill Plywood 200, leading the final 43 of 147 laps, en route to a 3.115-second victory over Roush Racing teammate #9-Jeff Burton. It's the 12th career win for Biffle and first since winning at Atlanta

Speedway Children’s Charities NASCAR Driver Auction raises $182,900:

Speedway Children’s Charities NASCAR Driver Auction raises $182,900:

March 5, 2004
The Las Vegas Chapter of Speedway Children's Charities held its sixth annual NASCAR Driver Auction on Thursday, March 4 in Sam's Town Live! at Sam's Town Hotel & Gambling Hall in Las Vegas. The charity auction raised a record-setting $182,900 for the children of

ODDS:

ODDS:

February 28, 2004
Micah Roberts, of Las Vegas' Station Casinos sports books, has chosen Kevin Harvick and Matt Kenseth as his favorites (3-to-1) to win the NASCAR Busch Series Sam's Town 300 March 6 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Last year's winner, Joe Nemechek, is third at 5-to-1.

McMurray wins again at the Rock, 4 in a row:

McMurray wins again at the Rock, 4 in a row:

February 21, 2004
While then-leader #21-Kevin Harvick battled the lapped car of Richard Childress Racing teammate #55-Robby Gordon in Saturday's Goody's 200 at North Carolina Speedway, #30-Jamie McMurray swept below both exiting Turn 4 on Lap 177 of 197 to take the lead. McMurray then

Busch Series Drivers Standings:

Busch Series Drivers Standings:

February 21, 2004
after the race at North Carolina Speedway: #21-Kevin Harvick, 335 #27-Johnny Sauter, 330, -5 #37-David Green, 294, -41 #55-Robby Gordon, 291, -44 #2-Ron Hornaday, 285, -50 For full standings see NASCAR.com.(2-21-2004)