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Kenseth finishes second at Dover
DOVER, Del. -- Greg Biffle made it 2-for-2 in the Chase for the championship, making another late pass -- this time with nine laps to go -- and holding off Matt... full story >>> TCT
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Edwards bumps way to win at Bristol
BRISTOL, Tennessee -- Carl Edwards nudged Kyle Busch out of the lead to win the Sharpie 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup event Saturday, heightening the... full story >>> TCT
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Auto racing: Carlson edges Kenseth at MIS
TOWN OF RUTLAND — As it turned out, Steve Carlson's mid-race worry was all for naught. After cruising to the lead and showing the dominant car going into the halfway break of Tuesday night's The Swiss... full story >>> WSJ
Auto racing: Passion fuels MIS pit stop for Sprint Cup trio
TOWN OF RUTLAND — No matter the type of car, type of track or type of stakes, Tony Stewart ultimately just wants to race... full story >>> WSJ
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Auto racing: Kenseth on the right track
While Matt Kenseth's surge in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series points standings isn't quite on the level of his 2005 turnaround, the Cambridge native's recent reversal of... full story >>> WSJ
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Good times at Milwaukee Mile (with photo gallery)
WEST ALLIS -- The 2008 ABC Supply/AJ Foyt 225 was definitely a traditional Milwaukee race, from the parade lap by the Milwaukee... full story >>> TCT
Kenseth races to fourth-place finish
Cambridge native Matt Kenseth continues to run well of late and finished fourth -- his best placing of the season -- at Sunday's Sprint Cup series race at Dover (Del.) International Speedway... full story >>> TCT
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Youthful IndyCar pair on front row at Milwaukee Mile
WEST ALLIS -- Sixteen years after their fathers last sat side-by-side on the front row of an open-wheel race, Marco Andretti and... full story >>> TCT
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NASCAR Busch Series: Hamlin fashionably late
WEST ALLIS - As the helicopter carrying Denny Hamlin headed for another landing spot after being denied permission to set down near the Milwaukee Mile early Saturday evening, it... full story >>> WSJ
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Nextel Cup: Rush hour (with multimedia)
Cambridge native Matt Kenseth almost likes flying his plane more than racing his No. 17 Ford.Typical for a NASCAR driver... full story >>> WSJ
