November 9, 2011 The WORLD Automotive page 1B

SECTION TWO
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2011
AUTO SPORTS
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auto, AC, alloys, pl, pm, pw, key-
less entry, sunroof, remote start,
am-fm/CD, 64,873 mi, #11C703A
OUR
PRICE
$
10,000
1998 MERCEDES BENZ E320
auto, AC, alloys, leather, moonroof,
keyless entry, traction control,
woodgrain, FL car, #I2367
OUR
PRICE
$
9,800
2006 VW BEETLE 2.5L
Pkg #1, manual am-fm/CD, AC, alloys,
heated leather, moonroof, sunroof,
ESP traction control, 21K, #I2403
OUR
PRICE
$
13,900
2011 VW GOLF 2.5L
manual, am-fm/CD, AC, pl, pw, pm,
keyless emry, traction control,
11,477 mi, #I2421
OUR
PRICE
$
16,999
2007 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER LS
auto., 4WD, AM/FM/CD/Satellite,
On Star, AC, alloys, pl, pm, ps, pw,
remote start #12VJ028A
OUR
PRICE
$
15,950
2010 MAZDA 3I TOURING SEDAN
manual, 6-disc CD, Bose sound sys-
tem, 1 owner, AC, alloys, moonroof,
sunroof, keyless entry, #I2424A
OUR
PRICE
$
17,450
2010 TOYOTA CAMRY
6 spd., AM/FM/CD, AC, pl, pm, pw,
traction control, curtain airbags,
#I2381A
OUR
PRICE
$
16,999
2008 TOYOTA PRIUS TOURING
Hybrid Gas/Electric, auto., AM/
FM/CD, AC, alloys, pl, pm, pw,
#11VJ162A
OUR
PRICE
$
17,000
2010 VW GTi 2-DOOR 2.0T
Autobahn Pkg, 6-spd manual, 6-disc
CD, 17" alloys, leather, moonroof,
Xenon w/AFS, #11VG23AA
OUR
PRICE
$
23,995
2008 AUDI A4 2.0T QUATTRO
auto., AWD, 6 disc CD, AC, alloys,
heat p. seats, moonroof, pl, pm, pw,
sunroof, Traction Control, #I2417
OUR
PRICE
$
21,980
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Fine Welding Inspections
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Since 1983
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Congratulates
Race Car Driver
Grant Folsom on
Excellent Season
page 3b
Peoples Academy Takes Northfield 2-0
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1999 JEEP GRAND Cherokee
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Asking $5,750 obo. Call 802-839-
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2004 JEEP Grand Cherokee
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81,000 miles. $8500.
802-479-9588 or 802-461-7854.
2006 JEEP LIBERTY, 48,000
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COVERCRAFT RAIL system
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1993 OLDS CUTLASS
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$1200, o.b.o. 802-498-3082.
1995 VOLVO 240, Runs great,
good shape. $1500/OBO. 802-
223-0842 or 802793-7753.
1997 SUBARU LEGACY 2.2 Au-
tomatic, power stirring, power
windows, only 59K actual miles,
Mass car. runs and drives ex-
cellent, guarantee 90 days,
asking $3995. 802-685-7799
1997 VOLVO 850 4DR SEDAN.
Automatic, FWD, inspected,
4 studded tires. Great win-
ter car. $1,700. 802-456-8831.
1998 CHEVY LUMINA LS
V-6, Automatic, Loaded
need some work 128K, Ask-
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1999 AUDI A4, 6cyl, 5spd, south-
ern car. Needs transmission
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1999 CADDY DEVILLE
DElegance Edition. Heated
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802-456-8748 or 802-461-7242.
2000 SAAB 9-3 SE Leather, Sun-
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COMES WITH EXTRA SET OF
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ONE SEASON AND SUMMER
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Serviced at Saab Mecca in Mont-
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Contact: 229-4000 or 793-4012
2002 VW JETTA, 180K, SW, $995,
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2005 FORD ESCAPE V-6,
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Very Good Condition.
2006 TOYOTA CAMRY LE
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5-speed Automatic Transmis-
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253-8343 for more information.
4 NOKIA 205/70R15 $175,
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Recently changed oil/lter, fuel
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to till March 2012. Needs tailpipe
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window. Can x these, but will
add cost of repairs to selling price.
$1900, o.b.r.o. 802-730-6390, LM.
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802-433-6664 or 802-272-6142.
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THANK YOU FOR SAYING
I SAW IT IN
November 9, 2011 The WORLD Automotive page 3B
First Place Team (pictured, L.-R.): Elden Dubie, Jay Zanleoni, Dave Blow, Marc OGrady.
Pyrofax Energy Congratulates Race Car
Driver Grant Folsom on Excellent Season
For ten years Grant Folsom has held two jobs. By day he can be
found working for Pyrofax Energy, and in the warm weather
months, behind the wheel of his Late Model car, which speeds
around the Thunder Road race track.
We are so proud of Grant for yet another outstanding season,
and for all of his racing achievements. While were pleased that
were able to help his racing career by being a sponsor, were even
more thrilled that hes a member of our Pyrofax Energy team.
Whether hes behind the wheel of his race car, or helping
Vermonters with their heating needs, Grant is driven to excel and
make a difference, said Ally Libby manager at the Morrisville
branch.
At Pyrofax Energy, Folsom currently serves as their Service
Manager, overseeing the day-to-day operations of the service
department for their divisions in Morrisville, Montpelier, Waitsfield
and White River Junction.
I love being a part of the Pyrofax Energy family, and Im truly
grateful and honored for their ongoing support of me and my race
team, explained Folsom.
Some of Folsoms highlights from the 2011 season are: Winning
on Harvest Equipment Night at Thunder Road on June 19; a second
place finish on Safelite Auto Glass Night on August 4; and finish-
ing 13th overall out of a field of 50 in the 2011 Milk Bowl.
Other achievements on the race track include, winning the 2008
ARP Bodies award at Riverside Speedway in Groveton, New
Hampshire by accumulating more heat race points than any other
driver.
From 2009 - 2011, Folsom has been one of only four drivers to
have won at least one race in the Thunder Road Late Model Weekly
Point counting races. He has garnered three wins, five, top-3 podi-
um finishes at Thunder Road, eight top-5 and ten top-10 finishes;
and in 2010 he scored more points in heat races than any other
driver that season.
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tage in time of possession. In the second half Peoples Owen
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ute of play. Northfield out shot Peoples on goal but was unable to
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best goalies in the state, had two saves. Wolves goalie Alex
Bousquet had five saves. Northfield finishes their 2011 season
with a 10-6-2 record and Peoples ends with an 11-5-2 record.
Vermont Division III Boys Soccer State Champions the Peoples
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Bulldogs Squeeze By Raiders 1-0 For
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n Finally, NASCAR acted like a responsible
parent and spanked its little spoiled brat, Kyle
Busch, sidelining him for the entire weekend in
both the Nationwide and Cup Series after Busch
threw one of his patented temper tantrums Friday
night and walled championship contender Ron
Hornaday Jr in the Camping World Series race at
Texas Motor Speedway. Busch, known for his
uncontrollable temper and childlike actions and
reactions finally felt the firm hand of the sanc-
tioning body. Busch let go a few seasons ago by
Hendrick Motorsports because of attitude issues
has come full circle with Joe Gibbs Racing and
placed the popular coach in the cat-bird seat with
fans, sponsors and peers within the sport. For
years the sport was dominated by drivers who
worked their way through the ranks, gaining
experience in the seat as they matured before
reaching their peak in the mid to late thirties as
grown men. Unlike today, when immature ado-
lescences are pushed into the limelight with
premier teams long before they can grow a
decent beard and have matured enough to handle
the high-pressure of the worlds most popular
and competitive racing series. Busch has tempt-
ed the over-the-line edge far too long and this
time crossed it with a vengeance that could cost
him a ride and a future. Even thought Busch was
driving his own Kyle Busch Motorsports truck
the repercussions could cost Coach Gibbs
respect he has spent a lifetime acquiring, say
nothing about the support he has gained from
sponsors building one of the sports most elite
teams.
n If winning races alone determined the
championship Tony Stewart would be in the
proverbial drivers seat but after winning his
fourth of eight Chase races to date Sunday at
Texas Motor Speedway, Stewart still trails point
leader Carl Edwards, who finished second by
three points heading to the last two races of the
season at Phoenix International and Homestead-
Miami. Sundays win was the second consecu-
tive for Stewart in a run where he has gained 21
points on the leader in the last three races. Kasey
Kahne, Matt Kenseth and Greg Biffle rounded
out the top five, respectively. If Stewart contin-
ues his run to the top of the standings he would
be the first owner-driver to win the Cup champi-
onship since Alan Kulwicki. Stewart led a race
high 173 of 334 laps to narrow the gap on
Edwards who started the event 8 points up.
Kevin Harvick sits third in the points chase 33
behind Edwards while Matt Kenseth hangs in
fourth 38 markers back. The Chase moves to
Phoenix next week and a newly paved and con-
figured track where Edwards and Stewart fin-
ished one and two the last race there back in
March- the third race of the season and then to
Homestead-Miami where Edwards completed
back-to-back wins (Phoenix and Homestead) at
the end of last season.
nDaytona 500 winner Trevor Bayne took the
measure of teammate Carl Edwards, who led 157
of the 200 laps, passing the past series champion
with six laps left in Saturdays Nationwide Series
event at Texas Motor Speedway to earn his first
career win in the series. Bayne won this years
Daytona 500 but had never visited Victory Lane
in his 76 Nationwide Series starts. Denny
Hamlin, substituting for the suspended Kyle
Busch, also slipped by Edwards at the end of the
race to finish second. Edwards held on for third
followed by Clint Bowyer in fourth. Point leader
Rick Stenhouse Jr finished sixth and extended
his lead over Elliott Sadler, who finished ninth,
to 17 with two races left in the season. In win-
ning Bayne secured the series third manufac-
turer title for Ford and the 299th NASCAR win
for car owner Jack Roush.
n Kevin Harvick watched arch-rival Kyle
Busch put his championship contending team
driver Ron Hornaday Jr in the wall under caution
and then drove his KHI truck to Victory Lane
and the Camping World Truck Series owners
title. Harvick finished ahead of series points
leader Austin Dillon, who stretched his points
lead over Johnnie Sauter to 20 points with one
race to go at Homestead-Miami in two weeks.
James Buescher slipped to third in points, 28
points behind Dillon, after running out of fuel on
a green-white-checkered finish and finishing
19th. Dillon, the grandson of Cup team owner
Richard Childress has only to start the event at
Homestead and finish 16th or better to win the
title. Dillon will move to the Nationwide Series
in 2012 and run a No 3 Chevrolet. Ty Dillon, also
a grandson of Childress and brother to the series
points leader finished third ahead of Nelson
Piquet Jr. and Matt Crafton.
Nearly 150 drivers, owners
and crew members attended last Sundays town
meeting with new Devils Bowl Speedway track
owners, Mike and Alayne Bruno to discuss the
tracks future. I am honored by the turnout we
had here today for Devil Bowls town meeting,
said Bruno, who spoke with competitors at the
Holiday Inn-Rutland. The support already being
with Steve Poulin
shown for our new effort is overwhelming.
Everyone knows that weve got work to do, but
it appears that the racers want to work together
with us as managers for the betterment of every-
one. Thats very, very important. Few absolute
decisions were made by management at the
meeting. Input was received from nearly every
attendee, however, and future meetings will be
held during the off-season to discuss matters
further. The lines of communication are open,
and thats what we wanted to establish, Alayne
Bruno said. We were confident before the meet-
ing that we would be able to elevate Devils
Bowl into, as were saying, a place you want to
race in 2012. The new owners have announced
a press conference for this Tuesday in Rutland.
On the agenda: Introduction of new Devils
Bowl Speedway owners Mike & Alayne Bruno
Announcement of NASCAR Whelen All-
American Series sanction for 2012 Review of
October 23 test session and October 30 town
meeting Plans for 2012 season and beyond
Change of most event dates from Sundays to
Fridays Question & answer period.
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He just kept driving in harder and

harder, and he slammed me in the
door at least five times, and ... I was
just tired of it, so I spun him out.
Driver Matt Kenseth, on his on-track battle
with Brian Vickers during Sundays Tums 500
at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway.
NATIONWIDE SERIES POINTS LEADERS
The top-20 drivers as of Oct. 14:
Rank/Driver Points Rank/Driver Points
NEXT RACE: Saturday, OReilly Auto Parts
Challenge, Fort Worth, Texas
SPRINT CUP POINTS LEADERS
The top-40 drivers as of Oct. 30:
Rank/Driver Points Rank/Driver Points
1. Carl Edwards. . . . 2273
2. Tony Stewart . . . . 2265
3. Kevin Harvick . . . 2252
4. Brad Keselowski . 2246
5. Matt Kenseth. . . . 2237
6. Jimmie Johnson . 2230
7. Kyle Busch. . . . . . 2216
8. Kurt Busch. . . . . . 2215
9. Dale Earnhardt Jr. . 2200
10. Jeff Gordon . . . . . 2197
11. Denny Hamlin . . . 2193
12. Ryan Newman . . 2184
13. Clint Bowyer . . . . . 940
14. Greg Biffle . . . . . . . 916
15. Kasey Kahne. . . . . 915
16. A.J. Allmendinger . 912
17. Juan Montoya . . . . 863
18. Marcos Ambrose. . 862
19. David Ragan . . . . . 857
20. Mark Martin. . . . . . 857
21. Paul Menard . . . . . 854
22. Jeff Burton. . . . . . . 842
23. Joey Logano . . . . . 837
24. Martin Truex Jr. . . . 835
25. Brian Vickers . . . . . 775
26. Regan Smith . . . . . 762
27. Jamie McMurray . . 730
28. David Reutimann. . 672
29. Bobby Labonte . . . 614
30. David Gilliland . . . . 535
31. Casey Mears. . . . . 486
32. Dave Blaney . . . . . 466
33. Andy Lally . . . . . . . 383
34. Robby Gordon. . . . 259
35. J.J. Yeley . . . . . . . . 171
36. Tony Raines. . . . . . 129
37. Michael McDowell . 123
38. Ken Schrader . . . . 110
39. Terry Labonte . . . . 102
40. Bill Elliott . . . . . . . . 100
1. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 1100
2. Elliott Sadler . . . . 1085
3. Aric Almirola . . . . 1013
4. Justin Allgaier . . . 1009
5. Reed Sorenson. . 1006
6. Jason Leffler . . . . . 949
7. Kenny Wallace. . . . 894
8. Brian Scott. . . . . . . 877
9. Steve Wallace . . . . 870
10. Michael Annett . . . 859
11. Trevor Bayne . . . . . 774
12. Mike Bliss . . . . . . . 766
13. Mike Wallace . . . . . 713
14. Joe Nemechek . . . 672
15. Josh Wise . . . . . . . 659
16. Jeremy Clements . 632
17. Timmy Hill . . . . . . . 595
18. Blake Koch . . . . . . 537
19. Derrike Cope. . . . . 519
20. Eric McClure . . . . . 512
WHOS HOT
Tony Stewart: Already starting mind games
with Edwards. This will be fun.
Carl Edwards: Nobody has successfully
gotten themselves out of more jams in this
Chase.
Austin Dillon: If he can hold serve two
more races, his first NASCAR championship is
his.
WHOS NOT
Brian Vickers: The only accident was that
he was involved in all the accidents.
Racing at Martinsville: Eighteen cautions
for the worlds best drivers? Please.
Jim Utter
AAA 500
Where: Texas Motor Speedway, a 1.5-mile,
paved, banked quad-oval located in Fort Worth,
Texas.
When: Sunday at 3 p.m. (all times ET).
TV: ESPN
Radio: Performance Racing Network
Last years winner: Denny Hamlin
Worth mentioning: Race fans attending
this weekends race at Texas have the opportu-
nity to compete against five-time reigning Cup
champion Jimmie Johnson. Johnson will take
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MyLowes lounge located on the midway of
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BY JIM UTTER
McClatchy Newspapers
he rub on Kyle Busch has been that he
cant win the Sprint Cup Series champi-
onship.
That when it comes time for the Chase
each season, for whatever reason, he and
his No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing team cant
get it done.
Well, here we are again or maybe
not.
True, after a solid regular season,
Busch has once again failed to win the
Chase with three races left to go. He sits
seventh in the series standings, 57 points
behind leader Carl Edwards.
Unless there is a dramatic change, it looks
like Busch will have to wait yet another season
for his chance at his first Cup title.
Yet Buschs crew chief, Dave Rogers, is
adamant things are much better than they
appear. At least in how Busch and the No. 18
Toyota team has handled the adversity its
faced in this Chase.
In life you have to go through tests and last
year we were in the Chase and we had a num-
ber of tests come our way and quite frankly,
we didnt handle them that well, Rogers said.
I think that as a team weve handled a lot
of tests this year really well, but none in the
Chase. Now the Chase comes and weve been
dealt a lot of tests and Im really proud of how
this team has handled it.
I havent seen people
bow their heads. I havent
seen people complaining.
I havent seen Kyle get
frustrated. We just go to
the race track and work as
hard as we can.
The results this season
have been more difficult
to accept, simply because for a large part in the
Chase, the problems have been out of their
control, Rogers said.
Sundays race at Martinsville (Va.)
Speedway was another such example.
Busch led the most laps in the race, and
while he may not have come away with a win,
he was in excellent position for a strong finish
until he was caught up in an accident with Matt
Kenseth less than 40 laps from the finish.
This is another one of those tests and it
clearly hurts any realistic shot at winning a
championship this year. Theres still a chance
we wont give up, but realistically we know
its over, Rogers said.
In the end a year from now, two years
from now, 10 years from now this will
make us better people and a better race team
and thats how you go forward.
Despite a good regular
season, Chase success
eludes driver Kyle Busch
Rogers
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Martinsville Speedway electronic fuel injection test results from last Tuesday.
Car # Make Best Time Best Speed
1. 39 Stewart Haas Racing EFI Chv 19.734 95.956
2. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing EFI Tyt 19.772 95.772
3. 1 Earnhardt Ganassi Racing EFI Chv 19.855 95.371
4. 6 Roush Fenway Racing EFI Frd 19.855 95.371
5. 12 Penske Racing EFI Dge 19.902 95.14
6. 14 Stewart Haas Racing EFI Chv 19.902 95.146
7. 00 Michael Waltrip Racing EFI Tyt 19.947 94.932
8. 78 Front Row Motorsports EFI Chv 19.955 94.894
9. 5 Hendrick Motorsports EFI Chv 19.994 94.708
10. 87 NEMCO Motorsports EFI Tyt 20.204 93.724 Garage Garble
Did you know that 150 drivers entered and
competed in American Canadian Tour Late
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the border 105 drivers competed in the sister
series- Serie ACT Castrol races.
Sprint Cup driver David Reutimann is hitting
the ride needed ads this week, after Michael
Waltrip Racing announced that they were parting
ways with the driver at the end of the current
season. Reutimann had signed a three-year exten-
sion to his MWR contract just last year, making
the news of his sudden exit from the team much
unexpected. The timing of the announcement
right at the close to the end of the season, with
most of the major teams already having signed
drivers for 2012 - makes his prospects of finding
another race seat look somewhat bleak at this
point, especially with teams cutting back because
of the tight financial situation in the economy.
Multiple media sources are claiming that
Reutimanns seat in the No 00 will be taken on a
part-time basis by veteran race driver Mark
Martin, whose contract with Hendrick
Motorsports expires at the end of this season .
Kasey Kahne will replace Martin in the
Hendricks No 5.
This certainly is a bittersweet week for Kenny
Wallace. After cheering the improbable World
Series comeback by his beloved St. Louis
Cardinals, the popular NASCAR veteran started
the 520th race of his NASCAR Nationwide
Series career at Texas, surpassing the previous
An Early Present for
Blaney, Baldwin
The finish of the Good Sam
Club 500 was side-by-side, but
third place was Cinderella.
Dave Blaney, driving the
underfunded Golden Corral
Chevy for owner Tommy
Baldwin, took the checkered flag third, matching
a career best.
Blaney, who just turned 49, was understand-
ably ecstatic.
We have to thank (fourth-place) Brad
Keselowski, who stayed with us all day long,
every lap, Blaney said. When you get some-
body committed to you, no matter what, it makes
it a lot easier. Then its just timing at the end.
We were in the right place at the right time,
squeezed through a couple holes, there you are.
The finish was worth $160,833, a tidy sum for
Baldwins struggling team.
Its huge for a race team, Blaney added. Its
a tiny little team. This race car weve got, it was
a Bill Davis (owned) car in 2007 and 2008. Its
not a killer. Its a big, big accomplishment for us
to come out.
This is a track where you can do this. You can
hang in all day. With Brad Keselowskis help, we
could hang in all day and take advantage of get-
ting a big push at the right time. Thats what it
comes down to here, having a car that will roll
the last couple laps to do that. It all just worked
out.
The autumn Talladega Superspeedway race
was the 393rd of Blaneys career but only his
fourth top-five finish. He has two career poles.
His best previous finish this season was 13th at
Richmond, Va., on April 30.
While Bowyer, who won, and second-place
Jeff Burton were breaking away from the pack,
Blaney and Keselowski were advancing from
14th and 15th in the races decisive, two-lap fin-
ish.
That was odd to see them get that far away
that quick, Blaney, from Hartford, Ohio, said.
That is obviously what made it a different kind
of race. ... Its exciting racing, whether its tan-
dem or packs, stressful on the drivers, exciting
for the fans.
***
Monte Dutton covers motorsports for The Gaston
(N.C.) Gazette. E-mail Monte at nascarthisweek@
yahoo.com.
(c) 2011 King Features Synd., Inc.
with Steve Poulin
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mark of 519 held by his good friend Jason Keller.
Wallace and Keller are the only drivers in series
history to make over 500 starts.
His celebration will be tempered, however,
due to the passing of his father Russ Wallace last
weekend. Kenny Wallace, his brothers Rusty and
Mike, nephew Steve and others in the Wallace
family cite Russ, the family patriarch, as the
conduit to their racing heritage.
With a come-from-behind victory at
Martinsville Speedway and again last weekend
in Texas, Tony Stewart cut the deficit between he
and points leader Carl Edwards to three points.
This budding feud has some juice behind it.
Consider these two marquee drivers The Odd
Couple of NASCAR: Tonys Burger King,
Carls Subway. Tonys outspoken, with little
worry about being politically correct. Carls a
sponsors dream, always quick to flash a smile.
If Stewart can overcome his three-point deficit,
he would become first owner/driver since Alan
Kulwicki in 1992 to win a NASCAR Sprint Cup
title. Maybe more impressively, he would join
Cale Yarborough, Lee Petty, Darrell Waltrip and
David Pearson with three championships.
Everyone on that list is either a NASCAR Hall
of Famer or a NASCAR Hall of Fame inductee.
What Theyre Saying
Carl Edwards had better be real worried.
Thats all Ive got to say. Hes not going to sleep
for the next three weeks. Tony Stewart let the
world know that he was aiming for points
leader Carl Edwards, whose lead shrunk to three
points. Stewarts fourth Chase win of the season
inched him closer to a possible third NASCAR
Sprint Cup Series championship.
Historically Ive been a guy that could lose
my composure as fast as anyone. Its not natural
to me to stay calm and try to keep moving for-
ward. My natural reaction is always to get really
excited. But I think through some of the bad
times that weve had, the frustrations weve had,
I think all those things have helped me to realize
that, hey, look, the goal right now is to go out
and win this championship. Weve been work-
ing hard towards that goal. I think as a team Bob
Osborne and I are able to approach problems
methodically and calmly. I think that adds up to
a majority of the reason weve led the points for
half of the season, those lessons, weve been
applying them. - Carl Edwards on the pressure
of the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup
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