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    T. Bodine, Lucas win Bobsled Challenge at Lake Placid
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    NASCAR Nationwide driver Larry Gunselman's second run was the fastest of the race but left him in third, just 0.02 behind Logano. "It's the day to be a close third, but to be on the podium is an awful neat experience ... I'm thrilled." Lucas, who competes in NHRA's top fuel class, was fourth, followed by Funny Car driver Jeg Coughlin Jr. , road racers Said and Eric Curran, and NASCAR Whelen series star Brian Loftin. Full Article at CBS Sports
    It's the day to be a close third, but to be on the podium is an awful neat experience ... I'm thrilled.
    SOURCE: CBS Sports 11 months ago
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T. Bodine, Lucas win Bobsled Challenge at Lake Placid
  1. I guess I needed about four more tenths. Todd was really fast. I went down the chicane really good the first run, and then I got so excited I forgot the rest of the track and nearly flipped. But this is so much fun. I mean, who gets to drive a bobsled?
    SOURCE: CBS Sports 11 months ago
  2. I'm definitely better this year
    SOURCE: CBS Sports 11 months ago
  3. First, we've got to keep in mind what it's for. It's a great cause ... You get a bunch of racers together, and the one thing they all want to do is win. So to come out of here with a win, I'm tickled. It's the first time. Boris has been the king, and I finally got to dethrone him.
    SOURCE: CBS Sports 11 months ago
  4. Last year he ran (poorly) ... The sleds were as even as we could make them this year, and he just drove really good. You could tell. Some guys would be doing really well on the first part of the course, they'd hit some walls, and it slows you down. At the end Boris had a good run, but his first run wasn...
    – Geoff Bodine SOURCE: CBS Sports 11 months ago

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