How many times did Geoffrey Bodine win on the NASCAR Winston Cup Circuit?  When was the last time?
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I don't quite understand the question but go to this site.\n http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoff_Bodine
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YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!! It's about time he won one. I LOVE Jr. The last time he won was July 2005. It was his first victory in 28 races.
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www.nascar.com and use their search feature. the most famous was the 1979 Daytona 500 with Cale Yarlboro and Donnie and Bobby allison slugging it out. Also Bristol motor Speedway in 1998 when Rusty Wallace threw a water bottle at Dale Earnhart. 1997 at Talladega when Michael Waltrip punched at Lake Speed. Also 1990 at Phoenix when Kyle petty grabbed Alan Kulwicki. !987 at Charlotte when Geoff Bodine got smacked by Davey Allison.
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Two different drivers, two different eras.  It's like comparing apples to oranges. Petty started racing in the late 1950's on the old NASCAR dirt tracks, while Earnhardt didn't start racing until 1975. Earnhardt was able to match Petty in the number of NASCAR Championship wins, but his racing experience was much different that Petty.  Earnhardt died as a result of a crash in February 2001. He raced 676 Nascar/Winston cup races in his 27 year career.  Petty survived to be able to retire from racing, and competed in 1,184 races in his 35 years as a NASCAR/Winston Cup driver.
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Kevin Harvick.  He's swept Phoenix this year, won also at Watkin's Glen, Richmond, and New Hampshire.  He had 3 races that should have been total losses in the Chase and made something of them, including a 6th at Talladega when he was caught in the Big One.  Him and his team took a 30th place car at Kansas and took 15th with it.  He took a top-5 in Texas twice this season, and we haven't seen everything yet from him.  Harvick is a rare breed.  He has the potential to win about 10 per year, but hasn't had the equipment to do it yet.  Anyone can say what they want, but if he had a Hendrick car, there wouldn't be 5 drivers still mathematically alive to win it.
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Well, I'm not much for Instant Messaging "strangers", especially over something as relatively insignificant as whether we are Bobby Labonte fans, but, yes, I am a Bobby Labonte fan.  He's from Corpus Christi, Texas where I spent the first seven or eight years of my life.  I'm sorry that I won't see him ranking any higher in NASCAR Nextel Cup standings with what's left in his career because he deserves it.  I don't know much about his NASCAR standing history since my interest in NASCAR has been revived only 5 or 6 years ago, but he's a good man and I'm glad to see him do well.  I just don't think racing with the Petty's is a winning proposition at this time.  Enjoy watching him.  He's a good man and a great NASCAR racer.
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I have a feeling Jimmie will finally win it after being so close the past two years. He's an excellent driver with a talented crew coming from a great team. He'll get it this year.
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if you are referring to the championship in 2005....\n1. Sebastien Bourdais 35\n2. Justin Wilson 27\n3. Alex Tagliani 25
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I would love to see Jeff Gordon get another win, and if he can't Jimmy Johnson would be great. But those are selfish reasons. On a broader scale, I think Jeff Burton winning the cup would be awesome. I think he has done so much for the safety of the sport since the death of dale Sr., that I would love to see him rewarded for all of his hard work.
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I've never been to the All-Star Race, but I think it would be a lot of fun.  We always go to the UAW 500 in October.  I've been to the Coca-Cola 600 once and swore that I'd never go back.  Way too Long.  My favorite Cup driver is Ryan Newman.  When Ryan's not in the Busch race, I usually cheer for Kevin Harvick or Kenny Wallace.
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1988 Daytona 500 winner: Bobby Allison
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I love Nascar and while Tony Stewart is my fave, I'm pulling for Mark Martin to pull out a championship before he retires. I think he really deserves one, he has had an awesome career and I'd hate for him to always have to hear but you never won a championship.
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Richard Petty-known as the King of NASCAR
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Bill's last win came in 2003  at the pop secret popcorn 400 at Rockingham it was his 44th win. I can remember when Elliot was truly Awesome Bill from Dawsonville he still holds the record for the fastest qualifying speed for a NASCAR race.
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Yes. Bill Lester is the current one. He rides in the Craftsman Truck Series but he qualified for Golden Corral 500 but didn't do well.
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Nascar. 200+ laps of straight, right, straight, right, ........
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Richard Petty won 200 races and was the first to win 7 championships. Dale Earhart Sr. also won 7 championships but sadly will win no more.