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Roush Racing announces Truck Series Crew Chiefs, Craven will be in the #99:

Roush Racing announces Truck Series Crew Chiefs, Craven will be in the #99:

December 7, 2004
Roush Racing announced that Mike Beam and John Monsam have been named crew chiefs of the two Roush Racing NASCAR Craftsman
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Ball Park Franks, Snuggle join ST Motorsports #47 and #59 as associates:

Ball Park Franks, Snuggle join ST Motorsports #47 and #59 as associates:

December 7, 2004
Ball Park Franks and Snuggle Fabric Softener will partner with ST Motorsports for the 2005 NASCAR Busch Series season, team
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Reutimann wins Rookie of the Year:

Reutimann wins Rookie of the Year:

November 26, 2004
David Reutimann won 2004 Raybestos Rookie of the Year honors in the Craftsman Truck Series. He clinched the honors in fine
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Craven in the #50 Truck in 2005? UPDATE 3 Craven, Kluever:

Craven in the #50 Truck in 2005? UPDATE 3 Craven, Kluever:

November 19, 2004
hearing that Ricky Craven will drive the #50 Roush Racing Ford in 2005. Current driver, Jon Wood is moving the ST Motorsports
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Jon Wood Joins ST Motorsports

Jon Wood Joins ST Motorsports

November 17, 2004
Jon Wood will drive a Ford Taurus next year on the NASCAR Busch Series circuit for ST Motorsports, team owner Tad Geschickter
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Jon Wood to the Busch Series…not with Roush? UPDATE 2:

Jon Wood to the Busch Series…not with Roush? UPDATE 2:

November 6, 2004
Jon Wood, the grandson of NASCAR pioneer Glen Wood, appears set to move from the truck series to the Busch circuit next
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Roush Truck/Busch Lineup to Change:

Roush Truck/Busch Lineup to Change:

November 5, 2004
The makeup of Roush Racing's Busch and Truck series teams are likely to undergo major changes next season. Much of the change

Roush Truck/Busch Lineup to Change:

Roush Truck/Busch Lineup to Change:

November 5, 2004
The makeup of Roush Racing's Busch and Truck series teams are likely to undergo major changes next season. Much of the change depends on the organization's ability to land a sponsor for its #99 Ford in the Nextel Cup Series. Carl Edwards is currently driving the car
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McMurray wins at Martinsville:

McMurray wins at Martinsville:

October 23, 2004
#2-Jamie McMurray won the Kroger 200 at Martinsville Speedway for his first career Truck Series win becoming the eighth
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Martinsville News and Notes:

Martinsville News and Notes:

October 21, 2004
Silverado 350K sees huge ratings climb Last weeks Silverado 350K at Texas Motor Speedway earned a 0.6 average rating on
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Tuesday Testing at Atlanta:

Tuesday Testing at Atlanta:

October 13, 2004
Seven Ford and one Toyota Craftsman Truck Series drivers tested again on Tuesday at Atlanta Motor Speedway. #99-Carl Edwards
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Monday Testing at Atlanta:

Monday Testing at Atlanta:

October 11, 2004
Seven Ford and one Toyota Craftsman Truck Series drivers tested Monday at Atlanta Motor Speedway. #99-Carl Edwards, who

IRP – NEWS & NOTES

IRP – NEWS & NOTES

August 5, 2004
Toyota wins for first time at Michigan After two early-season runner-up finishes, Toyota claimed its first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series victory on July 31 at Michigan International Speedway. Travis Kvapil (No. 24 Line-X Toyota) passed his Bang Racing teammate Mike
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IRP – NEWS & NOTES

IRP – NEWS & NOTES

August 5, 2004
Toyota wins for first time at Michigan After two early-season runner-up finishes, Toyota claimed its first NASCAR Craftsman
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Ren and BANG part ways? UPDATE:

Ren and BANG part ways? UPDATE:

July 30, 2004
hearing that Rick Ren, crew chief for the #42-Mike Skinner [oops not Kvapil, I forgot they switched back] has parted ways