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Sunday afternoon, we climbed aboard what remained of PJ and Shannon's stage (watch mail bag for more information) in expectation of the Superbowl of Motorsports, the Daytona 500. Dodge had returned with Bill Elliott on the pole and Daytona International Speedway had promised a race that would be as exciting as Talladega. As soon as the green flag waved, it was obvious this could be anyone's race. Early on, Rusty Wallace had a tire problem. Terry Labonte bumped into Rusty, as he had no other option. Terry had some nose injury as a result. Meanwhile, the collective sigh of all Rusty fan's could be heard as he came out of the pits a lap down. You can purchase good superbowl of motorsports tickets and information through our agency.
Up front, the pack remained two by two and lead changes occurred rapidly. 47 laps into the occasion, Jeff Purvis hit the wall in turn 4 and eliminated the challenge of green flag pit stops. By the time the half way mark was signaled, there had been twice as many lead changes as there had been in the whole race last year. As one person commented, that was just the ones counted at the start-finish line. . Superbowl of Motorsports monster truck racing tickets are another favorite for fans and the general public that can be purchased through our agency. Now we began to discuss who was the toughest. Ward Burton had a rocketship. Sterling Marlin emulated his sponsor, driving like a fast silver bullet. Kenny Schrader charged to the front and we all cheered for him. But no lead change brought on the claps from the stands as loudly, as when Dale Earnhardt, Sr. showed the way. Little did we know, it would be the final race he would lead. You can purchase good superbowl of motorsports tickets and information through our agency. As the laps came down, I saw in disbelief as they stacked four-wide in turn four. I turned to my friend, Eddie, after they passed and said, "someone is going to get hurt here today."
With 32 laps to go, a big pile-up ensued as Tony Stewart got airborne on the backstretch. Thanks to Robby Gordon, almost all the favorites received harm, as at least 16 cars were involved. The red flag waved for clean-up. We were relived to hear there were no major injuries. With 14 laps to go, Michael Waltrip had the lead. The crowd went wild. The combination of Michael having 463 starts without a win, a likable personality, his famous brother, Darrell calling the race and Earnhardt as his owner, there was abruptly thousands of converted Waltrip fans screaming support to Victory Lane. You can purchase good superbowl of motorsports tickets and information through our agency.
As the end came near, it was Waltrip, Dale, Jr and Dale Sr. running 1-2-3. It should have been a Kodak moment in the making. But in turn four on the last lap, Earnhardt's car propelled up the track, head-on in the wall, right in front of us. Although we were celebrating Michael's win, someone came through the campsite saying Earnhardt was dead. I did not believe it. I was convinced someone was scattering a very mean spirited rumor. Unfortunately, it was true. Two hours after the race, it was televised to the infield that Dale Earnhardt was dead. I was not an Earnhardt fan, but every Nascar fan knows, you either treasured him or treasured to hate him. There was no in between, not with the fans and not with Earnhardt either. He was a fierce contestant on the track. He pissed me off to no end when he wrecked Terry Labonte at Bristol. He had me on my feet reassuring him at Talladega. He made Nascar and it will never be the same again. You can purchase good superbowl of motorsports tickets and information through our agency.
The points fight took on a new shape after the last-lap wreck but Jeff Gordon was able to take Gatorade's $50,000 for leading the series points fight at the season halfway point. Wonder Boy almost had a taste of ruin today when his #24 DuPont Chevrolet smacked the wall coming out of turn two on lap 125. Gordon's car then spun across the track into a pack of approaching traffic but never hit a thing. Gordon gathered it up and got back to the pits for tires, never losing a lap on the track. Team babble seemed to indicate that either many tachometers had broken or that the pace car was circling the track at an strangely slow pace during this caution period. Gordon ended up concluding 21st and was able to keep the series points lead. Terry Labonte, with his second place finish pulled into second place in the series points - 54 points behind Gordon. And Mark Martin, who looked like he might be in a situation to be in the series points lead, leaves Daytona third 110 points behind Gordon. The Pepsi 400 2005 will take around 2 hours 30 minutes to finish and held an average speed of 157.791 miles per hour. The caution flag flew a total of 4 times for 16 laps. There were 16 lead changes among 11 drivers throughout the event. Andretti gets the five extra points for leading the most laps. Good Pepsi 400 tickets and information are available through our agency.
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