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BREWCO
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A WINNING
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King of the
Mountain
David Green wins at Pikes Peak
Fountain, CO (July 23, 2005) -
Pikes Peak is in
an area that is not known for being hot. But when the Busch Series
came to town, the temperature rose. Not only was the temperature
hot, reaching into the 100’s, but so was David Green. Green started
out the weekend practicing in the top-10. After having an unlucky
qualifying run, Green was able to take his Ford Taurus from 14th
to 1st. Green passed Clint Bowyer in the final two laps
to take his #27 Kleenex®/King Soopers Ford Taurus to victory lane.
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Biffle Spins and WINS in Phoenix
Avondale, AZ (April 22, 2005) - If you only
watched the first part of Friday night's NASCAR Busch Series
race at Phoenix International Raceway, you probably wouldn't
have given Greg Biffle much of a chance to win the inaugural
race under the lights at the 1.0-mile oval. However, fans that
stayed up to watch the caution filled race were treated to an
amazing comeback by the driver of the #66 Henkel Ford.
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Green Takes Point Lead with Mr. Goodcents 300
Win
Frantic
last lap dash nets third victory of the season
Kansas City, KS (October 4,
2003) - Baseball Hall of Fame Catcher Yogi Berra
used to say, “It’s not over till the fat lady
sings." Well, if Berra or the “fat lady”
were at the Kansas Speedway Saturday afternoon
for the Mr. Goodcents 300 NASCAR Busch Series
event, they both were “screaming” as they
watched the final lap. David Green, who was
second on the restart with one lap remaining,
beat Bobby Hamilton Jr., Kevin Harvick, and
Greg Biffle to the checkered flag to post his
third win of the 2003 season. The win also
propelled Green back atop the NASCAR Busch
Series point standings.
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Green Out-duels
Harvick for New Hampshire 200 Win
Concord, NH (July 19, 2003) - David Green
out-dueled Kevin Harvick to win the New Hampshire 200 at
the New Hampshire International Speedway on Saturday
afternoon. The win was the second of the 2003 season for
Green and his seventh career victory. The win also
enabled Green to retake the Busch Series point lead over
Scott Riggs by 36 points. Riggs, who led Green by 23
points entering the race, finished 14th.
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Green Wins Pepsi 300
Lebanon,
TN (April 12, 2003)- It was just a
matter of time. When Brewco Motorsports
signed David Green to drive the #37
Timber Wolf Pontiac for the 2003 season,
many observers felt as though this
combination would win races and
challenge for the Busch Series title. It
only took eight races for their
prediction to come true.
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McMurray Wins on Last Lap at Atlanta!
Hampton, GA,
(October 26, 2002) -- Jamie McMurray is on a hot streak. McMurray,
piloting the No. 27 Williams TravelCenters Chevrolet, scored his
career first NASCAR Busch Series victory today in the Aaron’s 312 at
the Atlanta Motor Speedway. McMurray’s Busch Series victory comes on
the heels of his first NASCAR Winston Cup victory two weeks ago at
the Lowe’s Motor Speedway in Charlotte, N.C.
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McMurray Does it
Again! Scores Second Straight Win!
Rockingham,
NC,
(November 2, 2002) –
Jamie McMurray’s
victory lane tour continued today as he scored his second
consecutive NASCAR Busch Series win in the Sam’s Club 200 at the
North Carolina Speedway. It has been another milestone weekend for
this rising NASCAR star.
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Timber
Wolf
Gets First Busch Series Victory
Fort
Worth, TX (April 6, 2002) - Jeff Purvis
gave Timber Wolf their first career
NASCAR Busch Series victory with a
rain-shortened win in the O’Reilly 300
at the Texas Motor Speedway on Saturday
afternoon. It was a race filled with
drama as rain postponed the start of the
scheduled 200-lap, 300-mile race for
almost four hours. Then, race strategy
and key pit stops played a major role in
the first victory for Timber Wolf and
parent company Swedish Match North
America in NASCAR.
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Atwood
Wins at the Monster Mile
Dover, DE (September 25, 1999) -
In only his 39th Busch Grand National start,
young Casey Atwood claimed his second career
victory. Atwood, making his third start at
Dover Downs International Speedway, was able
to hold off Randy LaJoie by .161 seconds to
take the checkered flag for the MBNA Gold 200.
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Atwood
Wins First BGN Race
West Allis,
WI (July 4, 1999)-
Casey Atwood claimed his first career Busch
Grand National win, taking the checkered flag
for the DieHard 250 at the Milwaukee Mile.
Atwood bumped leader Jeff Green on the last
lap and made the pass to take the win by .297
seconds over Green. Atwood is the first to win
a race at Milwaukee from the pole position.
There have now been eight different winners in
the eight races ran at the Milwaukee track.
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David Green - Driver of
the No. 27 Kleenex Car.
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Scott Wimmer - Driver of the
No. 66 Duraflame Car.
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