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Rumblings – Phoenix

Rumblings – Phoenix

November 13, 2005
This time is was Kyle Busch, getting by Greg Biffle and leading the final 38 laps today at Phoenix International Raceway to capture the Checker Auto Parts 500 for his second win of the season/career. Win #140 for Hendrick Motorsports (and the 10th of 2005) moves Busch

Kyle Busch wins at Phoenix:

Kyle Busch wins at Phoenix:

November 13, 2005
#5-Kyle Busch won the Checker Auto Parts 500 at Phoenix International Raceway for his 2nd win of 2005 and his career. Busch is the 4th 'Lucky Dog' driver to win a race, he was a lap doen when he had a tire go down early in the race and got the Lucky Dog pass on the

Edwards wins at Phoenix:

Edwards wins at Phoenix:

November 12, 2005
#60-Carl Edwards on the Arizona 200 presented by Walk the Line Phoenix International Raceway for his 5th win of the season, beating out #2-Clint Bowyer, who also moved 20 points closer to points leader #8-Martin Truex Jr. who finished 6th. Truex needs to finish 12th

Hamlin wins pole at Phoenix:

Hamlin wins pole at Phoenix:

November 12, 2005
#11-Denny Hamlin won the pole for the Checker Auto Parts 500 at Phoenix International Raceway, for his first career pole in his 6th race. The pole puts Hamilin in the Budweiser Shjootout and he is the 17th pole winner of 2005. 2nd in points, #48-Jimmie Johnson will

Ramblings – Phoenix:

Ramblings – Phoenix:

November 12, 2005
A year ago, he didn't have a regular ride in any of the top-three divisions of NASCAR. Six weeks ago, he'd never been in a Cup car. Now, he's had three Top-10 finishes to his credit and today Denny Hamlin captured his first Bud Pole at Phoenix International Raceway

Qualifying Notes – Phoenix:

Qualifying Notes – Phoenix:

November 12, 2005
Denny Hamlin won the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series Bud Pole for the Checker Auto Parts 500 presented by Techron, lapping Phoenix International Raceway in 26.831 seconds at 134.173 mph. Ryan Newman holds the track-qualifying record of 26.499 seconds, 135.854 mph, set Nov

Auto Racing All-America Team Selected:

Auto Racing All-America Team Selected:

November 11, 2005
A 17-member Auto Racing All-America Team, the largest ever selected, has been chosen by voting members of the motorsports press. The champions of NASCAR Nextel Cup, IndyCar, Champ Car, NHRA Top Fuel and the World of Outlaws were among the top vote-getters. One of them

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Phoenix:

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Phoenix:

November 8, 2005
Truex Jr. can clinch title, but no quit in Bowyer Martin Truex Jr. (#8 Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet) could clinch his second consecutive NASCAR Busch Series title Saturday at Phoenix. The reigning champion is 84 points ahead of second-place Clint Bowyer (#2 ACDelco Chevrolet

News and Notes – Phoenix:

News and Notes – Phoenix:

November 8, 2005
This years championship battle essentially has evolved into a two-driver race with Ted Musgrave (#1 Mopar Dodge) leading Dennis Setzer (#46 Silverado Z71 Chevrolet) by 63 points. Musgrave could close out the race at Phoenix although odds are that it will go down to

Biffle upset at Johnson’s testing:

Biffle upset at Johnson’s testing:

November 6, 2005
Whether it's his version of Chase for the Nextel Cup gamesmanship or genuine outrage, Greg Biffle believes Hendrick Motorsports violated at least the spirit of NASCAR testing rules by having Jimmie Johnson in a #25 car in Phoenix. "Johnson was driving the 25 car,"

“Classic” Points Standings – Top 15

“Classic” Points Standings – Top 15

November 6, 2005
...the old way, not the Chase after Texas, race 34 of 36: 1) #20-Tony Stewart, 4921. 1st in the Chase 2) #16-Greg Biffle, 4619, -302, 4th 3) #48-Jimmie Johnson, 4582, -339, 2nd 4) #6-Mark Martin, 4380, -541, 5th 5) #2-Rusty Wallace, 4312, -609, 9th 6) #99-Carl Edwards

The Chasers…where do they start/finish at Texas:

The Chasers…where do they start/finish at Texas:

November 6, 2005
#20-Tony Stewart, started 16th, finished 6th #48-Jimmie Johnson, 11th, 5th #16-Greg Biffle, 7th, 20th #99-Carl Edwards, 30th, 1st #12-Ryan Newman, 1st [had to go to back], 25th #6-Mark Martin, 8th, 2nd #97-Kurt Busch, 18th, 10th #2-Rusty Wallace, 26th, 22nd #17-Matt

Rumblings – Texas:

Rumblings – Texas:

November 6, 2005
We had a Roush parade a couple races back at Kansas....today was the sequel. I said last week that Carl Edwards was backflipping himself into our hearts....today he's moved on down to the spleen! Carl Edwards led a Roush sweep today/tonight at Texas Motor Speedway

Harvick wins at Texas, Newman 16th:

Harvick wins at Texas, Newman 16th:

November 5, 2005
#21-Kevin Harvick won the O'Reilly Challenge at Texas Motor Speedway for his 4th win of 2005 and 17th career wn. Harvick now has 13 top 10's, including 12 top fives, in 19 races this season. He has finished in the top five in four of the last five races that he has

Newman wins pole at Texas:

Newman wins pole at Texas:

November 4, 2005
#39-Ryan Newman won the pole for the O'Reilly Challenge at Texas Motor Speedway with a speed of 189.500mph. #14-David Stremme starts 2nd, followed by #21-Kevin Harvick, #47-Jon Wood and #66-Greg Biffle. Points leader, #8-Martin Truex Jr. will start 10th and 2nd in