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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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Owners Championship decided:

Owners Championship decided:

November 10, 2003
The goal of the PayDay team entering the 2003 NASCAR Busch Series season was to win the Owners Championship for Richard
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Hamilton Jr. wins at Phoenix:

Hamilton Jr. wins at Phoenix:

November 1, 2003
#25-Bobby Hamilton Jr. won the Saturday's Bashas' Supermarkets 200 at Phoenix International Raceway, after a nearly 2-hour
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Keller to the #21 in 2004?

Keller to the #21 in 2004?

October 24, 2003
Jason Keller is the preferred candidate to run with Winston Cup driver Kevin Harvick in Richard Childress Racing's #21 Chevrolet
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Hamilton Jr. wins at Memphis:

Hamilton Jr. wins at Memphis:

October 18, 2003
#25 Bobby Hamilton Jr. won the Sam's Town 250 benefiting St. Jude at Memphis Motorsports with #57-Jason Keller finishing
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Sauter in the #27? UPDATE:

Sauter in the #27? UPDATE:

October 13, 2003
hearing Johnny Sauter could be headed to the #27 Brewco Motorsports team in 2004 with Kleenex as the sponsor?.(10-10-2003
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StockCarFans.com – Ramblings – Kansas:

StockCarFans.com – Ramblings – Kansas:

October 3, 2003
#48-Jimmie Johnson shattered the track record today and captured his second Bud Pole of the season for Sunday's Banquet
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Morgan-McClure Motorsports names drivers for remainder of 2003:

Morgan-McClure Motorsports names drivers for remainder of 2003:

September 24, 2003
Morgan-McClure Motorsports named Kevin Lepage and Johnny Sauter as the drivers of the #4 Kodak Pontiac for the remainder
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Sauter back in the #4 at NHIS:

Sauter back in the #4 at NHIS:

September 9, 2003
Johnny Sauter returns to Loudon, New Hampshire with Morgan-McClure Motorsports for the upcoming NASCAR Winston Cup Series
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Some Highlights from the TNT coverage:

Some Highlights from the TNT coverage:

September 7, 2003
from a TNT/Turner PR for those who may not have seen the broadcast: Notes from TNT's NASCAR Busch Series and Winston Cup
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Johnny Sauter wins at Richmond in wild ending:

Johnny Sauter wins at Richmond in wild ending:

September 5, 2003
Following a restart with three of 250 laps remaining in Friday night's Funai 250 at Richmond International Raceway, #17-
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Some Provisionals News UPDATEs and CORRECTIONS:

Some Provisionals News UPDATEs and CORRECTIONS:

September 2, 2003
Four teams have started every race and not used a provisional in 2003: #9-Bill Elliott; #20-Tony Stewart; #24-Jeff Gordon
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Harvick wins pole at Darlington:

Harvick wins pole at Darlington:

August 29, 2003
#21-Kevin Harvick, who has never won at Darlington Raceway in Trucks, Busch or Winston Cup, won the pole for Saturday's
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No Truck race for Fittipaldi:

No Truck race for Fittipaldi:

August 20, 2003
Due to sponsor conflicts [Dodge/Ford?] Christian Fittipaldi will not drive in the Truck Series race. Johnny Sauter will
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Triple duty for one; Double duty for others:

Triple duty for one; Double duty for others:

August 19, 2003
#29-Kevin Harvick will attempt to run in three NASCAR races at Bristol Moto Speedway this weekend, the Truck Series O’Reilly