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New crew chief for Green:

New crew chief for Green:

December 19, 2004
Stewart Cooper will be crew chief for David Green in #27 Kleenex Ford for Brewo Motorsports.(12-19-2004)
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Series champion sets new single-season award record; five drivers exceed $1 million

Series champion sets new single-season award record; five drivers exceed $1 million

December 11, 2004
Martin Truex Jr., the 2004 NASCAR Busch Series driver champion, will receive a series single-season record payout of $2,
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Ford Steps Up Program, Edwards to the #60?:

Ford Steps Up Program, Edwards to the #60?:

November 23, 2004
Sources say NASCAR wants Toyota to spend a year in the Busch Series, perhaps as early as 2006, before making the jump to
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Green to the #27:

Green to the #27:

November 21, 2004
Kimberly-Clark Corporation announced its return to NASCAR Busch Series racing in 2005 as primary sponsor of the #27 BREWCO
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9 Drivers to visit hospital:

9 Drivers to visit hospital:

October 21, 2004
NASCAR says nine drivers entered in Saturday's Sams Town 250 Busch Series race at Memphis Motorsports Park are scheduled
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Ratcliff to Gibbs Busch teams?

Ratcliff to Gibbs Busch teams?

October 21, 2004
hearing #37 Brewco Motorsports crew chief for David Green, Jason Ratcliff is going to Joe Gibbs Racing Busch program. Supposedly
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USPS on the #37:

USPS on the #37:

September 24, 2004
The United States Postal Service is the primary sponsor on the #37 Chevy of David Green and Brewco Racing. Also was the
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Timberwolf leaves the sport at end of 2004:

Timberwolf leaves the sport at end of 2004:

August 31, 2004
Brewco Motorsports Inc. announced today that it has launched a search for a primary sponsor for the #37 Chevy in NASCAR
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Dale Jr. wins at Bristol; first G-W-C in a Busch race:

Dale Jr. wins at Bristol; first G-W-C in a Busch race:

August 27, 2004
The NASCAR Busch Series saw its first green-white-checkered overtime period in Friday night's Food City 250 at Bristol Motor
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Dale Jr. wins pole at Bristol:

Dale Jr. wins pole at Bristol:

August 26, 2004
Through 49 of 51 cars, #23-Kenny Wallace sat on the pole for Friday night's Food City 250 at Bristol Motor Speedway, but
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Bristol News and Notes:

Bristol News and Notes:

August 24, 2004
Apparently, the propensity for winning streaks runs in the family. And Kyle Busch (No. 5 Lowes Chevrolet) would like to
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Michigan News and Notes:

Michigan News and Notes:

August 16, 2004
Kroger 200 broadcast shows significant increases over 2003 Last Saturdays Kroger 200 at Indianapolis Raceway Park broadcast
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IRP News and Notes:

IRP News and Notes:

August 5, 2004
Kenny Wallace, Fedewa aim for 300th starts Two NASCAR Busch Series drivers will be looking forward to their 300th career

NEWS & NOTES – PIKES PEAK:

NEWS & NOTES – PIKES PEAK:

July 30, 2004
New Hampshire race a record-setting hit on TNT Saturdays Siemens 200 at New Hampshire International Speedway drew 1.5 million households, an increase of 42% from last years event, making the NASCAR Busch Series race the most-watched in the history of NHIS
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NEWS & NOTES – PIKES PEAK:

NEWS & NOTES – PIKES PEAK:

July 30, 2004
New Hampshire race a record-setting hit on TNT Saturdays Siemens 200 at New Hampshire International Speedway drew 1.5 million