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In May. So says Kurt Busch after qualifying for the Brickyard. 
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NASCAR purchases IndyCar for 2014, renames it NASCAR Indy Heritage Series. You heard it here first.*
*'Course, you hear a lot of things here first. Doesn't mean they're true. Or even close to it...
"I didn't hear a single comment about airboxes, "carbashians", or how terrible the car looked. I did see dozens and dozens of little kids in awe of the speed and how cool the cars looked. We should learn from our children."
--Danny NoonanComment
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...and it's a new -- track -- erecord!!!"George Bignotti's Sinmast Wildcat (Designed by Bob Riley); delicately built, carefully prepared and boldly driven by Gordon Johncock." -- Keith JacksonComment
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I think he would make a fine open-wheel driver. Some interested NASCAR fans may tune in as well.Comment
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It's a win-win for him and the Indy Car Series.Comment
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He's probably just gonna come back for PR reasons and screw around for a couple of days in another "test session."
Don't hold your breath."Only a fool fights in a burning house."-Kang
"If you listen to fools....The Maaahhhhb Ruuuules....."-Ronnie James DioComment
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Yep, that's my bet tooOriginally posted by Sea Fury View PostIndy, Cleveland, Mid-Ohio, Pocono, Michigan, Long Beach, Watkins Glen, Kentucky, Milwaukee, Road America, Iowa, Gateway, IRP - 72Comment
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Looking forward to it. Hopefully, many more of the best drivers around will compete in the Indy 500 and other IndyCar races."Each day well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well therefore to this one day for it, and it alone, is life"
~ Sanskrit poem attributed to Kalidasa, "Salutation to the Dawn"
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I want to see him and his brother bump their way in. Rowdy may be the best driver in the country at this point in time. He is a wheel man."Far better it is to dare mighty things, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knows not victory nor defeat" -Teddy RooseveltComment
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Originally posted by Unzerdog View Post
No man can cause more grief than that one clinging blindly to the vices of his ancestors. - William FaulknerComment
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