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Dickies' American Worker of the Year won't have to work so hard now. Michael McGee, an agricultural teacher and horse training business owner from Broken Bow, Okla. , won $1 million when Kurt Busch took the checkered flag in the Dickies 500. Full Article at Dallas Morning News
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ZZ Top is celebrating its 40th year of rockin’ the world. Before Sunday’s Dickies 500, the group that formed in Houston played an hourlong set alongside the frontstretch. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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Kyle Busch didn’t make history by winning all three Texas Motor Speedway races this weekend, but Jimmie Johnson’s seemingly insurmountable lead in the points standings now seems surmountable and Kurt Busch’s win at the Dickies 500 earned a NASCAR fan... Full Article at Dallas Blog
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Fort Worth, TX (Sports Network) - Kurt Busch conserved enough fuel to win Sunday's Dickies 500 at Texas Motor Speedway, while Jimmie Johnson crashed in the opening laps and saw his points lead drastically reduced with just two races remaining in... Full Article at WBIR
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Teacher and horse trainer Michael McGee becomes millionaire thanks to Kurt Busch FORT WORTH, TEXAS (Nov. 8, 2009) – Dickies®, the innovative work and lifestyle apparel brand, awarded Michael McGee $1,000,000 for randomly selecting the Dickies 500... Full Article at Speedway Media
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I think I'd like to pay off my house ... and maybe start some kind of scholarship program for kids going to college pursuing some type of career in agriculture.
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With the tough economic conditions that we've had over the last couple of years ... it's nice to be able to get back up and break the $100,000 mark again.
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I knew it was the 18 [Kyle] and the 2 [Kurt] and to have him going for his sweep of the weekend, I was rooting for him ... It was bittersweet. We took the sweet part, which was the victory in the Cup. You want to win on Sundays. We raced him hard and it felt like old times.
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All along we’ve been trying to tell everybody this thing is far from over and what our mind-set’s been
