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Ryan Newman left Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday obviously sore and presumably irritated after flipping violently in a late-race crash near the end of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series' AMP Energy 500. Full Article at AOL Sports
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Sporting News NASCAR Wire Service TALLADEGA, Ala.—In April's race at Talladega Superspeedway, it was Ryan Newman's Chevrolet that launched Carl Edwards' Ford—which was already airborne—into the frontstretch catch fence. Full Article at Speedway Media
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After NASCAR driver Ryan Newman was released from the medical centre at Talladega Superspeedway, he was set upon by the normal flock of microphone clutching journalists and race reporters. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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Jamie McMurray survives late crashes to win at Talladega Jamie McMurray survives late crashes to win at Talladega Ryan Newman is critical of NASCAR after surviving a scary airborne crash TALLADEGA, Ala. Full Article at ESPN
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As the NASCAR Amp Energy 500 at Talladega Superspeedway approached, fans, teams, drivers, and NASCAR officials were on edge, fearing “The Big One,” the high-speed multi-car wreck that would eliminate half the field. Full Article at The Epoch Times
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I'm just really disappointed ... We had the race back here in the spring and I complained about the cars getting airborne. Ironically, I'm the guy who gets airborne. I wish NASCAR would do something. That's not something anyone wants to see.
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I just hope everybody enjoyed the show
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Drivers used to be about to race each other and respect each other ... Guys like Richard Petty, David Pearson and Bobby Allison -- all those guys have always done that. I guess they [NASCAR] just don't think much of us [drivers] anymore.
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Last week a guy said to me that Jimmie Johnson is really lucky ... He's that good. We're seeing a guy who's at the top of his game and is making a case to be right there along the greatest dynasties of all time. We're on the verge of seeing something that's never been done in our sport.
SOURCE: Dallas Morning News
