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Carl Edwards
Carl Michael Edwards, II (born August 15, 1979) is an American NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and Nationwide Series driver for Roush Fenway Racing. He is the defending Nationwide Series Champion. In the Sprint Cup Series, Edwards drives the...
Carl Michael Edwards, II (born August 15, 1979) is an American NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and Nationwide Series driver for Roush Fenway Racing. He is the defending Nationwide Series Champion.
In the Sprint Cup Series, Edwards drives the #99 Ford Fusion that is primarily sponsored by Office Depot (other one-race primary sponsors have included: Pennzoil, Stonebridge Life Insurance, and the American Automobile Association). This year Aflac will sponsor the #99 in 8 races and Claritin will sponsor the #99 in a few spring races. His #60 Nationwide Series car, also a Ford Fusion, is sponsored by Scotts-Miracle Gro (and their brands, Scotts, Miracle-Gro, Ortho and Roundup), Dish Network, Citigroup, vitaminwater, and the World Financial Group.
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Another NASCAR season is officially over, and now is the time as for us fans to make our own pit stops, and begin to search for the many golden nuggets that the drivers have left behind.
Storing up our own private treasures gives us the chance to cherish the memories in our own hearts and minds, since each one of us had a different agenda coming into the 2009 season.
Each season we put some very high expectations on our drivers, and as we...
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Many skeptics figured Ryan Newman was taking a big chance when he left Penske Racing for upstart Stewart-Haas Racing for the 2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup season.
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Earnhardt Ganassi Racing's Juan Pablo Montoya enjoyed a breakout 2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup season, running conservatively until making the championship-determining field and then stringing together a series of top finishes.
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- Top 35 2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup drivers: No. 23 (scenedaily.com)
Roush Fenway Racing's Carl Edwards may not have enjoyed his best outing in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in 2009, but he found that racing in the Nationwide Series helped him continue to find the fun side of the sport.
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Richard Petty Motorsports' Kasey Kahne found himself challenged to remain focused despite a series of distractions throughout the course of the 2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup season.
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Red Bull Racing's Brian Vickers encountered both highs and lows in 2009, collecting the third-year team’s first victory and earning a spot in NASCAR’s Chase For The Sprint Cup for the first time but struggling over the course of the final 10 races.
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The NASCAR season starts in February on the beaches of Daytona and ends on the beaches of South Florida in November. It’s a long, grueling season for every team. At the end of the season, only one team can be called the champion.
On Sunday, NASCAR Sprint Cup series crowned their champion under the lights.
Check out a special edition of the final winners and losers of the 2009 season.
Winners
Jimmie Johnson
It is incredible what...
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- No 2010 Rookies? (z.about.com)
Now that the 2009 season is over, NASCAR fans are left with a sense of emptiness as they eagerly anticipate 2010 season. But before we put this season to rest, let’s take a look back at the highlights, disappointments, and surprises of 2009.
The season ended with a bang as Jimmie Johnson made history by winning his fourth consecutive Sprint Cup Championship. With a second place finish by Mark Martin, and with Jeff Gordon finishing third in...
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WEEHAWKEN, N.J., Dec. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- Fresh off the race track and on to the Las Vegas Strip, Swiss watch brand Tissot, the Official Timekeeper and Watch for NASCAR®, continued to show its strong affiliation with the world of motorsports by participating in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Champion's Week in Las Vegas, Nevada this week. Tissot sponsored various events for NASCAR enthusiasts during the event held from November 27th through...
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- Tissot celebrates NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Champion's Week on the Las Vegas... (search-autoparts.com)
Keyed-Up Motorsports, fielding the No. 90 Chevrolet Impala in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, announced today it has formed a partnership with leading outdoor sports marketing agency Wild Sports Marketing.The Keyed-Up Motorsports No. 90 car is set to make its Sprint Cup Series debut at the 2010 Daytona 500 and is continuing its search for full-season funding. Wild Sports Marketing president Mark Murphy will work closely with Keyed-Up Motorsports...
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- NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (search.msn.com)
