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Ragan Cleared to run Daytona; Allmendinger & Whitt to be ‘observed’:

Ragan Cleared to run Daytona; Allmendinger & Whitt to be ‘observed’:

January 9, 2007
Roush Racing's David Ragan, whom owner Jack Roush named as Mark Martin's replacement this Nextel Cup season in the #6 AAA
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Dish Network Sponsoring Roush – 5 Cup races for Biffle, Mark Martin to Drive 2 Busch Races:

Dish Network Sponsoring Roush – 5 Cup races for Biffle, Mark Martin to Drive 2 Busch Races:

December 11, 2006
Roush Racing announced today that Dish Network has signed on as a primary sponsor in the Busch Series and the Nextel Cup
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Discount Tire moving to Roush in 2007? UPDATE:

Discount Tire moving to Roush in 2007? UPDATE:

December 7, 2006
hearing Discount Tire is leaving the #41 Ganassi Racing Busch Series team that Reed Sorenson currently drives for and will
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Ragan not cleared yet by NASCAR:

Ragan not cleared yet by NASCAR:

November 21, 2006
David Ragan has not raced in a Nextel Cup event since NASCAR held him out of the race at Atlanta Motor Speedway last month
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Roush finalizing Busch Series plans:

Roush finalizing Busch Series plans:

November 18, 2006
Roush Racing has settled on three full-time Busch teams and three full-time truck teams for 2007, with the possibility of
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Biffle and Tryson To Team Up For 2007 Season; Fennig to the #6 UPDATE 2 McMurray?:

Biffle and Tryson To Team Up For 2007 Season; Fennig to the #6 UPDATE 2 McMurray?:

November 11, 2006
Veteran crew chief Pat Tryson will be paired with Greg Biffle, driver of the Roush Racing #16 Nextel Cup Ford Fusion [no
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Silverado 350 Results:

Silverado 350 Results:

November 6, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #46-Clint Bower, Jack Daniels Chevy 2) #15-Kyle Busch, kylebusch.com Chevy 3) #5- Mike Skinner, Toyota Tundra
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Purpose Money to sponsor #50 for remaining races:

Purpose Money to sponsor #50 for remaining races:

October 31, 2006
Roush Racing and Purpose Money announced the primary sponsorship for the #50 Ford F-150 driven by David Ragan and Michel
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Ragan in the #60 at Texas UPDATE:

Ragan in the #60 at Texas UPDATE:

October 31, 2006
In addition to racing in the Truck Series race this weekend at Texas Motor Speedway, David Ragan will also attempt to make
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Results from Atlanta Motor Speedway:

Results from Atlanta Motor Speedway:

October 30, 2006
1) #15-Mike Bliss, Xpress Motorsports/Strutmasters Chevy 2) #10-Terry Cook, Ford Power Stroke Diesel by Int'l Ford 3) #99
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Roush’s #06 team limited to one more race in 2006:

Roush’s #06 team limited to one more race in 2006:

October 28, 2006
Roush Racing can only enter the #06 in one more Nextel Cup race this year because of the team limitations imposed by NASCAR
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Ragan finds a way to talk to Stewart:

Ragan finds a way to talk to Stewart:

October 27, 2006
With last week's on-track run-in with Tony Stewart still fresh in his mind, David Ragan came to Atlanta with reconciliation
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Ragan added to truck race:

Ragan added to truck race:

October 25, 2006
Roush Racing has entered David Ragan in the Truck Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Michel Jourdain Jr. was listed
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#06 Withdrawn from Atlanta after Ragan not approved:

#06 Withdrawn from Atlanta after Ragan not approved:

October 24, 2006
Roush Racing has withdrawn its #06 Ford from the entry list for this weekend's Bass Pro Shops 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway
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Said set to run at least 7 races in 2007:

Said set to run at least 7 races in 2007:

October 24, 2006
Frankie Stoddard, at Martinsville as #06-David Ragan's crew chief, told [Yahoo Sports Bob Margolis] that he and partners