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Archive for June 17th, 2008
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Posted by on June 17th, 2008Vickers, Red Bull continue upward surge
Posted by on June 17th, 2008Getting one good result is luck, but what Brian Vickers and Team Red Bull are doing in ‘08 proves they are good, Larry McReynolds says.
Pruett replaces Sorenson at Sonoma
Posted by on June 17th, 2008NASCAR’s updated entry list for this weekend’s Sprint Cup Series event in Sonoma, Calif., has road-course specialist Scott Pruett replacing Reed Sorenson in the No. 41 Ganassi Racing Dodge.
Hendrick, Roush Fenway most valuable NASCAR teams
Posted by on June 17th, 2008Hendrick Motorsports has passed Roush Fenway Racing as the most valuable team in NASCAR, according to Forbes’ annual rankings.
Hendrick is valued at $335 million, Forbes announced Tuesday. Roush Fenway, which topped the list in the first two years of the rankings, is second at $313 million.
Joe Gibbs Racing ($184 million), Gillett Evernham Motorsports ($150 million) and Richard Childress Racing ($130 million) round out the top 5.
Rowdy Racing 06-17-08
Posted by on June 17th, 2008Junior, Junior, and more Junior (but it’s good) . . . Tony feels muzzled . . . Kyle better watch his back . . . Plus Steve Waid with Phil Parsons.
Klvalus’ Hot or Not: Michigan
Posted by on June 17th, 2008Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Jimmie Johnson were hot at Michigan. Hendrick teammate Jeff Gordon? Not so much, says Kristen Valus.
Eyes in the Sky: Early day blues
Posted by on June 17th, 2008When you are winning, long days are easy. When you’re last, it’s a lot tougher, says Dario Franchitti’s spotter Mike Calinoff.
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