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NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Kansas

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Kansas

October 4, 2005
More Midwest homecomings In addition to Emporias Clint Bowyer, two other prominent Midwestern drivers are entered in the NASCAR Busch Series event at Kansas. Carl Edwards (#60 Charter Communications Ford) is a native of Columbia, Mo. about 120 miles from Kansas City

Sad News:

Sad News:

October 3, 2005
It is with deep regret we share the passing of Lindsey Morgan, daughter of Veteran Crew Chief Tommy Morgan & his wife Barbara. The passing a tragic result of a missing person case in Ocean County, New Jersey. The family will receive friends in the Lemmon Funeral

Baldwin bolting Evernham? UPDATE 2:

Baldwin bolting Evernham? UPDATE 2:

October 1, 2005
hearing that #9 crew chief, Tommy Baldwin could be leaving Evernham Motorsports and driver Kasey Kahne. There had been rumors he could be headed to Hendrick Motorsports and #24-Jeff Gordon, but Hendrick Motorsports says they are committed to new crew chief, Steve Letarte

Newman going for the sweep UPDATE – didn’t happen:

Newman going for the sweep UPDATE – didn’t happen:

September 25, 2005
#12-Ryan Newman won the pole at Dover for the Nextel Cup race and in the #39 Dodge for the Busch Series race at Dover. Newman is the first driver to sweep both the Cup and Busch Series poles at the same track since #9-Kasey Kahne did so at Richmond in May. Kahne won

Newman wins pole at Dover:

Newman wins pole at Dover:

September 23, 2005
#12-Ryan Newman won the Budweiser Pole for the MBNA RacePoints 400 at Dover International Speedway with a fast lap of 158.102mph for his 6th pole of 2005 and 33rd of his career. #9-Kasey Kahne starting 2nd, followed by #5-Kyle Busch, #8-Dale Earnhardt Jr. and #48-Jimmie

Petty’s and Sprint Car Series? UPDATE 3:

Petty’s and Sprint Car Series? UPDATE 3:

September 23, 2005
hearing there is supposed to be a press conference scheduled at Dover to announce the new sprint car league being formed by Petty Enterprises, called the National Sprint Car League?(9-21-2005) UPDATE: Been told Tony Stewart is involved and hearing the Petty family

Dover Qualfying News and Notes:

Dover Qualfying News and Notes:

September 23, 2005
• Ryan Newman won the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series Bud Pole for the MBNA RacePoints 400, lapping Dover International Speedway in 22.770 seconds at 158.102 mph. Jeremy Mayfield holds the track-qualifying record of 22.288 seconds, 161.522 mph, set June 4, 2004. • This is

Ramblings – Dover:

Ramblings – Dover:

September 23, 2005
It was a double-dip Friday for the Rocket Man today as Ryan Newman took the Bud Pole for Sunday's MBNA RacePoints 400 at Dover International Speedway with a time of 22.770 (158.102 mph). Scoop #1 was served earlier when he took the pole for tomorrow's Busch 200 miler

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Dover

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Dover

September 22, 2005
Green prepares for 350th start David Green (#27 Kleenex Ford), the 1994 NASCAR Busch Series champion, is set for his milestone 350th career series start Saturday at Dover. Green is fourth on the all-time list in that category, behind Tommy Houston (417), Elton Sawyer

Rumblings – New Hampshire:

Rumblings – New Hampshire:

September 19, 2005
Well, I'm Back! [Henry is...welcome back] First of all, I want to take a couple lines here to thank all of you for your thoughts, prayers, and contributions. There is a ton of devastion in this area, and it's gonna be a long time till South Louisiana and Coastal Mississippi

Fines, Penalties and Probations Result from New Hampshire Infractions

Fines, Penalties and Probations Result from New Hampshire Infractions

September 19, 2005
NASCAR issued fines and penalties Monday to four NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series teams, resulting from rule violations this past weekend at New Hampshire International Speedway. • Kasey Kahne, driver of the #9 Dodge, was fined $25,000 because of an on-track altercation with

Baldwin bolting Evernham? UPDATE:

Baldwin bolting Evernham? UPDATE:

September 19, 2005
hearing that #9 crew chief, Tommy Baldwin could be leaving Evernham Motorsports and driver Kasey Kahne. There had been rumors he could be headed to Hendrick Motorsports and #24-Jeff Gordon, but Hendrick Motorsports says they are committed to new crew chief, Steve Letarte

NASCAR Threatening stiff penalties for revenge on track:

NASCAR Threatening stiff penalties for revenge on track:

September 19, 2005
NASCAR was threatening very heavy penalties Sunday after tempers ran hot during the Sylvania 300 at New Hampshire International Speedway. NASCAR spokesman Jim Hunter said after the race that penalties against several drivers involved in incidents Sunday would be announced

#38 Team looking for a driver:

#38 Team looking for a driver:

September 16, 2005
Akins Motorsports must find a driver for 2006 after its primary driver the last three years, Kasey Kahne, committed to drive for Ray Evernham next season. Team owner Doug Stringer said he could not discuss candidates for the seat, but Evernham indicated that he would

#6 to #9 in 2006…drivers:

#6 to #9 in 2006…drivers:

September 15, 2005
Ray Evernham announced a new driver lineup in the #6 Dodge for 2006. The car number will be changed to the #9 with drivers Kasey Kahne, Scott Riggs and Jeremy Mayfield splitting duties. Kahne will drive the majority of the companion events. As far as the standalone