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Bryan Silas Quietly Locks Top-10 Finish At DaytonaFeb 8, 2010
DAYTONA BEACH, Florida (February 8, 2010) – - Bryan Silas and the Fast Track Racing team left Daytona (Fla.) International Speedway happy campers Saturday night after Silas steered his No. 11 American Custom Yachts, Inc.-Rockingham Speedway Ford Fusion...
Martin's Charge from the Back Cut Short in Daytona Wreck FestFeb 8, 2010
Daytona, FL.: The sport’s most legendary oval lived up to its reputation Saturday as the ARCA Racing Series Presented by RE/MAX and Menards opened up the festivities for Speed Week at Daytona. A third of the field was taken out of the Slick Mist...
Talking NASCAR TV: Danica-mania Hurts ARCA Telecast, FOX Shines [15]Feb 8, 2010
Hello, race fans, and welcome to entry No. 48 in a long-running series where I look into the television broadcasts beamed into our households. This week, I’m covering the first weekend of SpeedWeeks (hooray!). But, before we get into the critiques,...
Turner's Take: Can Kenseth Win Back-to-Back Daytona 500s?Feb 8, 2010
The challenge that awaits Matt Kenseth on Sunday may seem a bit daunting.
That’s because it really is.
If the Roush Fenway Racing driver wins the Daytona 500, he’ll become just the fourth driver in the event’s 52-year history to find victory...
Five Points to Ponder: Shootout Aftermath Edition [3]Feb 8, 2010
ONE: Was Jamie McMurray the right signing for Earnhardt Ganassi Racing?
Well if the Budweiser Shootout is any indication, the answer would seem to be a resounding YES. Wheeling a race car that was loose and nearly an out of control, McMurray stole...
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