Kasey Kahne was at the Puma booth at the annual PGA Merchandise Show at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, the first appearance in a whistle-stop tour of Florida that will end with the Super Bowl in Tampa on Sunday.
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Jeff Burton knows Richard Childress Racing has made progress, but there’s still work to be done if he’s to win a championship.
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Earnhardt Ganassi Racing’s fourth car in the Daytona 500 — the No. 34 Chevrolet — will actually involve a partnership with owner Bob Jenkins’ Front Row Motorsports and one of its drivers, John Andretti.
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When Atlanta Motor Speedway president and general manager Ed Clark talked to Georgia native Reed Sorenson about moving into the No. 43 car and his new boss Richard Petty, a brief quip offered by the driver revealed the depth of his new work relationship.
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When Joey Logano climbs into the No. 20 Toyota for the 51st running of the Great American Race on Feb. 15, he will make history as the youngest driver to start a Daytona 500 — NASCAR’s biggest, richest and most prestigious race.
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Earnhardt Ganassi Racing’s fourth car in the Daytona 500 — the No. 34 Chevrolet — will actually involve a partnership with owner Bob Jenkins’ Front Row Motorsports and one of its drivers, John Andretti.
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When Atlanta Motor Speedway president and general manager Ed Clark talked to Georgia native Reed Sorenson about moving into the No. 43 car and his new boss Richard Petty, a brief quip offered by the driver revealed the depth of his new work relationship.
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When Joey Logano climbs into the No. 20 Toyota for the 51st running of the Great American Race on Feb. 15, he will make history as the youngest driver to start a Daytona 500 — NASCAR’s biggest, richest and most prestigious race.
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Defending champion Sebastien Loeb took a 44.4-second lead Friday over Citroen teammate Dani Sordo after the first day of the World Rally Championship. Ford driver Mikko Hirvonen was third — 20 seconds behind Sordo — heading into Saturday’s stages around Sloughan Glen and Ballinamallard in the season-opener.
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