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The Connecticut Post
NASCAR NOTEBOOK -- Kyle Busch crew chief thrown into fire right away
INTO THE FIRE -- It didn't take Dave Rogers long to face a huge decision as crew chief for the volatile Kyle Busch. rather than the big zero of 2009. He had the same rosy outlook after the wreck, too. Rogers said it wasn't much of a decision at all. Full Article at The Connecticut Post
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Published: 11/9/2009 2:27 AM Last Modified: 11/9/2009 2:35 AM Into the fire: It didn't take Dave Rogers long to face a huge decision as crew chief for the volatile Kyle Busch. Rogers said it wasn't much of a decision at all. Full Article at Tulsa World
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FORT WORTH, Texas -- It didn't take Dave Rogers long to face a huge decision as crew chief for the volatile Kyle Busch. Rogers said it wasn't much of a decision at all. Full Article at Sporting News
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Just when it appeared Champions Week would be next week in Phoenix, the fans received a reprieve after Sam Hornish Jr. was tapped from behind in Turn 2, lost control of his car and nailed Jimmie Johnson three laps into the Dickies 500. Full Article at FOX Sports
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I guess I'll win the race home ... I get to go home and see the wife. That's a good thing.
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I wish (Hornish) would have waited a little longer and didn't take me out in the process ... But it's one of those things. There's not a lot we can do about it. We were just in the wrong place at the wrong time. The guys did a great job to get this car back out on the track to pick up some more spots. A...
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Welcome to the club, huh ... It's part of the game. It's what you sign up for. Someone's got to do that job and I raised my hand and said I wanted to do it and here I am.
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