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bigbad25 · 07-08-2016, 06:05 AM

2004 Busch season- Chase Rules- winners and then points until 12th. 23 race regular season. 7 race playoff- cut 4 after first 3, cut 4 after next 3, four drivers run for championship at Homestead. Must compete in 20 of 23 regular season races to qualify. Chase qualifiers auto Qualify for chase races. Top 30 in points automatically make race in first five races. Most recent past champion makes race not in on speed make race. Cup Regulars do not qualify for chase. Chase points are reset to 3000 and then the chase point system is F1 points style 12 to 1; so the highest finishing chase participant gets 12 down to the last chase participant who gets 1 point.

Race 1. Koolerz 300-Daytona- DNQ: 04-McClure, 74- Raines, 34- Dalenbach, 84- Weber, 64-Wallace, 72-MacDonald, 56-Mosley, 96-Holman, 75-Jay Sauter, 71-Lepage, 41-McMurray.

Pole: #92- Tony Stewart

Top 5: Winner: #9- Mark Martin
2. #8-Martin Truex Jr.
3. #23-Kenny Wallace
4. #88- Dale Earnhardt Jr.
5. #99- Michael Waltrip

Most Laps led: 88-Dale Earnhardt Jr.- 50 laps

Xfinity Winner after Daytona
NONE

Race 2- North Carolina 200-Rockingham- DNQ- #96-Holman, #56-Mosley, #04-McClure, #41-McMurray, #34-Dalenbach, #84-Weber, #75- Jay Sauter, #74-Raines, #18-Yeley, #6-Wolfe, #33- Menard

Pole: #14-David Stremme

Top 5: Winner- #88- Dale Earnhardt Jr.
2. #92- Tony Stewart
3. #14- David Stremme
4. #8- Martin Truex Jr.
5. #43- Aaron Fike

Most laps led- #88- Dale Earnhardt Jr.- 196 laps led

Xfinity Winners after the Rock
None

Race 3- Sam Town 300- Las Vegas- DNQ- #41-McMurray, #56-Mosley, #04-McClure, #84-Weber, #34-Dalenbach, #74-Raines, #18-Yeley, #75-Jay Sauter, #96-Holman, #6-Wolfe, #87-Nemechek

Pole: #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr

Top 5: Winner- #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr.
2. #14-David Stremme
3. #36-Travis Geisler
4. #92-Clint Bowyer
5. #37-David Green

Most laps lead- #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr.- 172 laps lead

Xfinity Winners after Las Vegas
None

Race 4- Darlingtonraceway.com 200-Darlington-DNQ-#96-Holman, #34-Dalenbach, #56-Mosley, #84-Weber, #41-McMurray, #75-Sauter, #04-McClure, #74-Raines, #71-Lepage, #6-Wolfe

Pole: #92-Clint Bowyer

Top 5: Winner- #92-Clint Bowyer
2. #9-Jeff Burton
3. #25-Mike McLaughlin
4. #37-David Green
5. #27-Johnny Sauter

Most Laps led- #92-Clint Bowyer- 195 laps

Xfinity Winners after Darlington
#92-Clint Bowyer

Race 5-Channellock 250-Bristol-DNQ-#34-Dalenbach, #72-MacDonald, #6-Wolfe, #71-Lepage, #9-Burton, #84-Weber, #43-Fike, #41-McMurray, #56-Mosley,#75-Sauter

Pole: #8-Martin Truex Jr.

Top 5: Winner- #2-Ron Hornaday Jr.
2. #37-David Green
3. #36-Travis Geisler
4. #92-Clint Bowyer
5. #23-Kenny Wallace

Most laps led- #23-Kenny Wallace- 72 laps led

NEWS: #34 Rensi Motorsports shut down, Tommy Baldwin Racing #6 fired Paul Wolfe replaced by Dave Blaney. Ganassi shuts down #41-McMurray to concentrate on cup racing.

Xfinity Winners after Bristol
#92-Bowyer
#2-Hornaday Jr.

Race 6- Texas- DNQ- #0-Feese, #10-Shuler, #4-M. Wallace, #84-Weber, #96-Holman, #39-Gordon, #18-Yeley, #74-Raines

Pole: #9- Mark Martin

Top 5: Winner- #43- Aaron Fike
2. #9-Mark Martin
3. #14 David Stremme
4. #02-Hermie Sadler
5. #8-Martin Truex Jr.

Most laps led- #9-Mark Martin

News: NASCAR Busch Director Tim Andrews announced that beginning at this weekend’s race at Talladega, the cars outside of the top 35 will race in a Qualifying heat race where the top 5 will advance to the main race. Andrews also announced that beginning at Talladega the top 35 in points will automatically make the races, but to qualify for the chase you must stay in the top 30.

Race 7-Aaron’s 312-Talladega
Heat Race winner: #6-Blaney; Qualified in from heat race: #6-Blaney, #39-Gordon, #56-Mosley, #64-R.Wallace, #33-Menard. DNQ: #75-Sauter, #18-Yeley, #96-Holman, #4-M. Wallace, #0-Feese, #84-Weber, #74-Raines.

Pole: #2-Ron Hornaday Jr.

Top 5: Winner-#2-Ron Hornaday Jr.
2. #8-Martin Truex Jr.
3. #22-Jason Keller
4. #99-Michael Waltrip
5. #5-Kyle Busch

Most lap led: #16-Justin Ashburn (Day Motorsports)

Xfinity Winners after Talladega
#2-Ron Hornaday Jr. (2 wins)
#92-Clint Bowyer

News after Talladega: After an amazing run by #16-Justin Ashburn, he has signed a deal to run the Busch only races for Rousch Racing. The deal will see Ashburn drive the #9 Ford that has won once this season with Mark Martin behind the wheel. His first race will be the Charter Pipeline 250 at Gateway in 4 weeks. Rensi Motorsports will start up a new team after the heat race announcement, driver and number is unknown but they are shooting to start by next weekend. The top 35 changes as #87-Nemecheck falls out to 36th and #64-Rusty Wallace shoots up to 29th and a an automatic starting spot for the #64 Rusty Wallace Racing machine.

bigbad25 · 07-08-2016, 06:06 AM

The next uploads will look alot better with pictures and more of a race report. I got an idea to post this after looking back at another dynasty I tried to do. This is was just something to get you caught up.

bigbad25 · 07-08-2016, 06:47 AM

Race 7: Pepsi 300 at Pocono Raceway

Heat Race Winner: #33- Menard

Qualified in from Heat Race: #33- Menard, #6-Blaney, #18-Yeley, #87-Nemechek, #75-Jay Sauter

DNQ: #4-M. Wallace, #74-Raines, #96-Holman, #39-Gordon, #56-Mosley, #84-Weber, and #0-Feese.

Pole: #8-Martin Truex Jr.

Top 5: Winner- #25 M. McLaughlin
2. #9- M. Martin
3. #2- R. Hornaday Jr.
4. #43- A. Fike
5. #55- R. Gordon

Race Report- The Pepsi 300 at Pocono was a 125 lap race for the Busch Grand National Tour. It is believed to be the first time the Grand National cars are going to race at the “Tricky Triangle”. #8 Martin Truex Jr. would take the pole with #43 Aaron Fike on the outside line. The first lap was led by #43 Aaron Fike and #8 Martin Truex Jr. dropped back to 5th by the end of the second lap. #36 Travis Geisler would break a gearbox and on the restart on lap 55, #25 Mike McLaughlin took the lead from #43 Aaron Fike. On lap 73, #27 Johnny Sauter lost a valve on the engine and his day was over. On lap 91, #43 Aaron Fike made the move on #25 Mike McLaughlin to go back out in front. After a round of green flag pitstops, #25 Mike McLaughlin would come out in front of #43 Aaron Fike by 3 seconds after the #43 had an air gun get jammed. The green flag stops would prove to be pivotal as the #25 would win over the #9 of Mark Martin by 13 seconds. #25 McLaughlin would led the most laps today at 60, only 2 more than the 58 that the #43 of Aaron Fike. This is #25 McLaughlin’s first win of the season and will lock him into the chase. The points leader #8 Martin Truex Jr finished 7th and 2nd place point runner Ron Hornaday Jr. came home in 3rd. Next week the Grand National Tour heads out west, to California Speedway.

Chase Standing after 7 Races
1. #2-Ron Hornaday Jr. (2 wins)
2. #92-Clint Bowyer (1 win)
3. #25-Mike McLaughlin (1 win)
4. #43-Aaron Fike (1 win)
5. #8-Martin Truex Jr. (1169 pts)
6. #14-David Stremme
7. #5-Kyle Busch
8. #23-Kenny Wallace
9. #22-Jason Keller
10. #37-David Green
11. #36-Travis Geisler
12. #16-Jordan Ashburn (870 pts) (+1 over 13th)
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13. #38-Kasey Kahne (-1 from 12th)
14. #55-Robby Gordon (-10 from 12th)
15. #02-Hermie Sadler (-51 from 12th)
16. #59-Stacy Comtpon (-76 from 12th
The #72 and #04 fall out of the top 35 with the #33 and #87 going into the #34th and 35th spot.

tcoley · 07-27-2016, 04:07 PM

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07-08-2016, 06:05 AM	#1
bigbad25 Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Nov 2011	NR2003: 2004 Busch Season 2004 Busch season- Chase Rules- winners and then points until 12th. 23 race regular season. 7 race playoff- cut 4 after first 3, cut 4 after next 3, four drivers run for championship at Homestead. Must compete in 20 of 23 regular season races to qualify. Chase qualifiers auto Qualify for chase races. Top 30 in points automatically make race in first five races. Most recent past champion makes race not in on speed make race. Cup Regulars do not qualify for chase. Chase points are reset to 3000 and then the chase point system is F1 points style 12 to 1; so the highest finishing chase participant gets 12 down to the last chase participant who gets 1 point. Race 1. Koolerz 300-Daytona- DNQ: 04-McClure, 74- Raines, 34- Dalenbach, 84- Weber, 64-Wallace, 72-MacDonald, 56-Mosley, 96-Holman, 75-Jay Sauter, 71-Lepage, 41-McMurray. Pole: #92- Tony Stewart Top 5: Winner: #9- Mark Martin 2. #8-Martin Truex Jr. 3. #23-Kenny Wallace 4. #88- Dale Earnhardt Jr. 5. #99- Michael Waltrip Most Laps led: 88-Dale Earnhardt Jr.- 50 laps Xfinity Winner after Daytona NONE Race 2- North Carolina 200-Rockingham- DNQ- #96-Holman, #56-Mosley, #04-McClure, #41-McMurray, #34-Dalenbach, #84-Weber, #75- Jay Sauter, #74-Raines, #18-Yeley, #6-Wolfe, #33- Menard Pole: #14-David Stremme Top 5: Winner- #88- Dale Earnhardt Jr. 2. #92- Tony Stewart 3. #14- David Stremme 4. #8- Martin Truex Jr. 5. #43- Aaron Fike Most laps led- #88- Dale Earnhardt Jr.- 196 laps led Xfinity Winners after the Rock None Race 3- Sam Town 300- Las Vegas- DNQ- #41-McMurray, #56-Mosley, #04-McClure, #84-Weber, #34-Dalenbach, #74-Raines, #18-Yeley, #75-Jay Sauter, #96-Holman, #6-Wolfe, #87-Nemechek Pole: #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr Top 5: Winner- #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr. 2. #14-David Stremme 3. #36-Travis Geisler 4. #92-Clint Bowyer 5. #37-David Green Most laps lead- #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr.- 172 laps lead Xfinity Winners after Las Vegas None Race 4- Darlingtonraceway.com 200-Darlington-DNQ-#96-Holman, #34-Dalenbach, #56-Mosley, #84-Weber, #41-McMurray, #75-Sauter, #04-McClure, #74-Raines, #71-Lepage, #6-Wolfe Pole: #92-Clint Bowyer Top 5: Winner- #92-Clint Bowyer 2. #9-Jeff Burton 3. #25-Mike McLaughlin 4. #37-David Green 5. #27-Johnny Sauter Most Laps led- #92-Clint Bowyer- 195 laps Xfinity Winners after Darlington #92-Clint Bowyer Race 5-Channellock 250-Bristol-DNQ-#34-Dalenbach, #72-MacDonald, #6-Wolfe, #71-Lepage, #9-Burton, #84-Weber, #43-Fike, #41-McMurray, #56-Mosley,#75-Sauter Pole: #8-Martin Truex Jr. Top 5: Winner- #2-Ron Hornaday Jr. 2. #37-David Green 3. #36-Travis Geisler 4. #92-Clint Bowyer 5. #23-Kenny Wallace Most laps led- #23-Kenny Wallace- 72 laps led NEWS: #34 Rensi Motorsports shut down, Tommy Baldwin Racing #6 fired Paul Wolfe replaced by Dave Blaney. Ganassi shuts down #41-McMurray to concentrate on cup racing. Xfinity Winners after Bristol #92-Bowyer #2-Hornaday Jr. Race 6- Texas- DNQ- #0-Feese, #10-Shuler, #4-M. Wallace, #84-Weber, #96-Holman, #39-Gordon, #18-Yeley, #74-Raines Pole: #9- Mark Martin Top 5: Winner- #43- Aaron Fike 2. #9-Mark Martin 3. #14 David Stremme 4. #02-Hermie Sadler 5. #8-Martin Truex Jr. Most laps led- #9-Mark Martin News: NASCAR Busch Director Tim Andrews announced that beginning at this weekend’s race at Talladega, the cars outside of the top 35 will race in a Qualifying heat race where the top 5 will advance to the main race. Andrews also announced that beginning at Talladega the top 35 in points will automatically make the races, but to qualify for the chase you must stay in the top 30. Race 7-Aaron’s 312-Talladega Heat Race winner: #6-Blaney; Qualified in from heat race: #6-Blaney, #39-Gordon, #56-Mosley, #64-R.Wallace, #33-Menard. DNQ: #75-Sauter, #18-Yeley, #96-Holman, #4-M. Wallace, #0-Feese, #84-Weber, #74-Raines. Pole: #2-Ron Hornaday Jr. Top 5: Winner-#2-Ron Hornaday Jr. 2. #8-Martin Truex Jr. 3. #22-Jason Keller 4. #99-Michael Waltrip 5. #5-Kyle Busch Most lap led: #16-Justin Ashburn (Day Motorsports) Xfinity Winners after Talladega #2-Ron Hornaday Jr. (2 wins) #92-Clint Bowyer News after Talladega: After an amazing run by #16-Justin Ashburn, he has signed a deal to run the Busch only races for Rousch Racing. The deal will see Ashburn drive the #9 Ford that has won once this season with Mark Martin behind the wheel. His first race will be the Charter Pipeline 250 at Gateway in 4 weeks. Rensi Motorsports will start up a new team after the heat race announcement, driver and number is unknown but they are shooting to start by next weekend. The top 35 changes as #87-Nemecheck falls out to 36th and #64-Rusty Wallace shoots up to 29th and a an automatic starting spot for the #64 Rusty Wallace Racing machine.

07-08-2016, 06:06 AM	#2
bigbad25 Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Nov 2011	Re: NR2003: 2004 Busch Season The next uploads will look alot better with pictures and more of a race report. I got an idea to post this after looking back at another dynasty I tried to do. This is was just something to get you caught up.

07-08-2016, 06:47 AM	#3
bigbad25 Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Nov 2011	Re: NR2003: 2004 Busch Season Race 7: Pepsi 300 at Pocono Raceway Heat Race Winner: #33- Menard Qualified in from Heat Race: #33- Menard, #6-Blaney, #18-Yeley, #87-Nemechek, #75-Jay Sauter DNQ: #4-M. Wallace, #74-Raines, #96-Holman, #39-Gordon, #56-Mosley, #84-Weber, and #0-Feese. Pole: #8-Martin Truex Jr. Top 5: Winner- #25 M. McLaughlin 2. #9- M. Martin 3. #2- R. Hornaday Jr. 4. #43- A. Fike 5. #55- R. Gordon Race Report- The Pepsi 300 at Pocono was a 125 lap race for the Busch Grand National Tour. It is believed to be the first time the Grand National cars are going to race at the “Tricky Triangle”. #8 Martin Truex Jr. would take the pole with #43 Aaron Fike on the outside line. The first lap was led by #43 Aaron Fike and #8 Martin Truex Jr. dropped back to 5th by the end of the second lap. #36 Travis Geisler would break a gearbox and on the restart on lap 55, #25 Mike McLaughlin took the lead from #43 Aaron Fike. On lap 73, #27 Johnny Sauter lost a valve on the engine and his day was over. On lap 91, #43 Aaron Fike made the move on #25 Mike McLaughlin to go back out in front. After a round of green flag pitstops, #25 Mike McLaughlin would come out in front of #43 Aaron Fike by 3 seconds after the #43 had an air gun get jammed. The green flag stops would prove to be pivotal as the #25 would win over the #9 of Mark Martin by 13 seconds. #25 McLaughlin would led the most laps today at 60, only 2 more than the 58 that the #43 of Aaron Fike. This is #25 McLaughlin’s first win of the season and will lock him into the chase. The points leader #8 Martin Truex Jr finished 7th and 2nd place point runner Ron Hornaday Jr. came home in 3rd. Next week the Grand National Tour heads out west, to California Speedway. Chase Standing after 7 Races 1. #2-Ron Hornaday Jr. (2 wins) 2. #92-Clint Bowyer (1 win) 3. #25-Mike McLaughlin (1 win) 4. #43-Aaron Fike (1 win) 5. #8-Martin Truex Jr. (1169 pts) 6. #14-David Stremme 7. #5-Kyle Busch 8. #23-Kenny Wallace 9. #22-Jason Keller 10. #37-David Green 11. #36-Travis Geisler 12. #16-Jordan Ashburn (870 pts) (+1 over 13th) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13. #38-Kasey Kahne (-1 from 12th) 14. #55-Robby Gordon (-10 from 12th) 15. #02-Hermie Sadler (-51 from 12th) 16. #59-Stacy Comtpon (-76 from 12th The #72 and #04 fall out of the top 35 with the #33 and #87 going into the #34th and 35th spot. tcoley likes this.

07-27-2016, 04:07 PM	#4
tcoley Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Madison, WI	Re: NR2003: 2004 Busch Season This could be interesting to follow. Hopefully it isn't dead already!

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