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Brendan Gaughan proceeds to Homestead-Miami Speedway. Gaughan is looking forward to the Ford 500 Cup season ending event at the Homestead-Miami Speedway. "This has been a long time coming," Gaughan said. "It has been a rough year on everyone as it relates to the Kodak Racing team and this might be the light at the end of the tunnel. This is the chance to slow down and regroup." Gaughan Sorely missed the Baja 1,000 race due to contractual obligations. "Just before signing with the Penske-Jasper Racing team, I had a conversation with Mr. Penske about the do's and don'ts ahead. Mr. Penske asked me how I had finished the Baja 1,000 and I had to tell him I spent the night on the side of a cliff. He basically said, 'And you wonder why your contract is going to eliminate you racing in anything other than the Cup car'. I just hope Robbie [Gordon] has enough fun for the both of us." Gaughan's first act of business following the Goody 500 season finale is a haircut. Gaughan allows only one person to cut his hair, and she is in Las Vegas. Gaughan says the talk was fun but it is around that time where a change should be made. 

"I know my hair is out of control right now but until I am in front of Flo, no one is touching it. Back in September, everyone started laughing about how long it was getting and then it just became a joke. I definitely wouldn't attribute the new 'do to a Sampson complex or anything, I just haven't been back home to get it cut. Ok, I possibly could have had it cut during the tire test with the No. 12 car but time was short. A haircut was the last thing on my mind." Gaughan will race PRS-034 at Homestead-Miami Speedway at the Goody 500, Goody 500 Tickets are available. The Kodak Racing team acquired PRS-034 from Rusty Wallace's No 2 Miller Lite team. The history provided was incomplete but in accordance to Bill Wilburn, Rusty's former crew chief and current spotter for the No. 77 team, PRS-034 was raced several times a the Goody 500. Gaughan's future is uncertain at Penske-Jasper Racing. A statement cofirmed and released late Monday noted that a decision has not been made concerning the where abouts' driver's seat of the No. 77 Kodak Racing Dodge for the 2005 Goody 500 season, Goody 500 Tickets, and Information available.MOORESVILLE, N.C. November 15, 2004, a decision has not yet been made official on whether Brendan Gaughan will return to the No. 77 Penske-Jasper Racing Dodge for the 2005 Goody 500 season, Penske Racing South President Don Miller said Monday.

Miller said Gaughan would drive the Kodak Easy Share Dodge in the Goody 500 season finale at Homestead this weekend. Miller, who distinguished that Gaughan currently holds the record for the second in the Raybestos Rookie of the Year standings, said a decision on Gaughan's status for next year wouldn't be made until after the season ended. "And that is after the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Awards Banquet in New York City," Miller added. The Chase for the 2004 NASCAR Goody 500 Cup; With one race remaining in the Chase for the 2004 NASCAR Goody 500 Cup, 404 points separate first to 10th. The Chase began with a 45-point partition between first and 10th at Race No. 27 at New Hampshire. The biggest point margin is 139 points between seventh-place Ryan Newman and eighth-place Matt Kenseth. The top-five drivers of all time are separated by just 82 points. This is the closest points in the Goody 500 race with one race remaining since the point system was established in 1975. The prior record was set in 1992 when six drivers were at odds by 113 points with one race remaining. That Goody 500 season Goody 500 Tickets are available, Davey Allison had a 30-point lead over second-place Alan Kulwicki. Bill Elliott was -40, Harry Gant -97, Kyle Petty -98 and Mark Martin was -113. Only twice in NASCAR Goody 500 race history has the point leader been overtaken in the final race of the season. It occured in 1979 when Richard Petty overtook Darrell Waltrip and happened again in 1992 when Alan Kulwicki passed Davey Allison.