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News From Motorsports 2004 Presented By Sunoco:

News From Motorsports 2004 Presented By Sunoco:

December 22, 2003
"The fan and racer motorsports extravaganza." Triple crown winner J.J. Yeley will be at Motorsports 2004 presented by Sunoco
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Since it is the last race of the year, figured I’d post the Entry List [44 entries for 36 spots]:

Since it is the last race of the year, figured I’d post the Entry List [44 entries for 36 spots]:

November 12, 2003
#01 Lance Hooper
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Kimmel to drive truck at Homestead UPDATE:

Kimmel to drive truck at Homestead UPDATE:

November 5, 2003
Plans are in the works for 5-time and 2003 ARCA Champ Frank Kimmel to run the final race of the year in the Craftsman Truck
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Shelmerdine wins when rain ends ARCA race:

Shelmerdine wins when rain ends ARCA race:

October 10, 2003
When rain fell at Lowe's Motor Speedway Thursday night, Kirk Shelmerdine took a chance it would last. It did, long enough
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Mears wins 1st weekend ARCA race; UPDATE sweeps and wins the bonus:

Mears wins 1st weekend ARCA race; UPDATE sweeps and wins the bonus:

July 26, 2003
#41 Cup driver Casey Mears began his long weekend at Pocono Raceway with a victory Friday in an ARCA series race. Earlier
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Kimmel Cleared:

Kimmel Cleared:

June 7, 2003
NASCAR cleared reigning ARCA champion Frank Kimmel to drive in Sunday's Pocono 500 in relief of Bill Elliott, despite Kimmel
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Update on Elliott’s Broken Foot; Kimmel to stand by:

Update on Elliott’s Broken Foot; Kimmel to stand by:

June 4, 2003
Bill Elliott: "Right now we're looking at several options (for Sunday's race at Pocono). I have been able to right-foot
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Kyle Busch wins at Kentucky:

Kyle Busch wins at Kentucky:

May 11, 2003
Kyle Busch, the 18-year-old brother of Winston Cup driver Kurt Busch, won his second consecutive ARCA race, dominating most
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Busch wins first ARCA race:

Busch wins first ARCA race:

April 12, 2003
17-year-old Kyle Busch set a track qualifying record in the afternoon, then backed it up Friday night at Nashville Superspeedway
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Winningest First Team drivers chosen All-America once again (sorry this is kind of long):

Winningest First Team drivers chosen All-America once again (sorry this is kind of long):

December 13, 2002
Winningest First Team drivers chosen All-America once again (sorry this is kind of long): The two drivers who have won First
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EMPA Driver of the Year voting:

EMPA Driver of the Year voting:

November 28, 2002
EMPA Driver of the Year voting: The ballots are in the mail to the more than 200 professional media that make up the membership
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2002 Auto Racing All-America team voting:

2002 Auto Racing All-America team voting:

November 28, 2002
2002 Auto Racing All-America team voting: Ballots are in the mail to almost 300 members of the motorsports press to select
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TV Stuff:

TV Stuff:

November 26, 2002
TV Stuff: Kyle Petty, who will drive the #45 Georgia-Pacific/Brawny Dodge next season, will be featured on national network
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Kimmel in the #66:

Kimmel in the #66:

October 25, 2002
Kimmel in the #66: Frank Kimmel, the 2002 ARCA champion, will return to Atlanta for this weekend's NAPA 500 Winston Cup
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Stewart comes in 2nd in ARCA race, Kimmel wins:

Stewart comes in 2nd in ARCA race, Kimmel wins:

September 3, 2002
Stewart comes in 2nd in ARCA race, Kimmel wins: Tony Stewart came up just a few feet short at DuQuoin, Ill. on Monday. Stewart