Has a rookie ever won the NASCAR's Daytona 500?
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No rookie has ever won the Daytona 500.
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Dale Earnhardt started racing in the NASCAR series in 1975. In his 26 or 27 year NASCAR career he raced in 676 races winning an impressive 76 times.He also had 281 top 5,428 top 10 finishes with 22 pole positions.In 676 races he drove a total of 202888 laps (or the equivalent of 245420.9 miles).Dale earned $42,001.697.
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richard petty \ndriver of the the stp dodge\n200 wins in winston cup
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dale Earnhardt in his 20th try
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Dale Jr.'s first Cup race was May 30, 1999 at Lowe's Motor Speedway in the Coca Cola 600.  He drove the #8 Chevrolet, started 8th, finished 16th, completed 397/400 laps, and won $36,250 in the process.\n\nIf you meant Dale Sr., then he made his Cup debut at (then called) Charlotte Motor Speedway on May 25, 1975 in the world 600.  He drove the #8 Dodge, started 33rd, finished 22nd, completed 355/400 laps, and won only $1,925.
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There will be three rookies that win a race (Hamlin, Sorenson, & Truex).  Bobby Labonte, Jamie McMurray, & Robby Gordon will be a lot better this year.  Jeremy Mayfield & Carl Edwards will struggle.  I think Johnson wil be the man to beat but Stewart, Gordon and Earnhardt will give him a run for his money.
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He's doing far better than he ended up last year.  I'd say that their team will end up top five in points this year and there's a good chance that in '07 they will be championship contenders.  I'm not a Jr. Fan either.  He's ok and I wish him the best.  Don't compare him with Dale Sr. either.  It's a different and far more competitive environment now vs. 20-25 years ago.
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Sounds just like an Earnhardt fan YOU HAVE TO SPIN UM TO WIN UM.\nIf Jr.had the talent he would have run off with the lead by now.
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no. not with the way that other teams continue to improve and he just seems to continue to stay the same...i believe stagnation best describes his ability over the past few years. Plus, with Jimmie Johnson's emergence to the forefront but can't finish the deal in the Chase with a Cup Title,it may be 2-3 seasons for even a Hendrick Motor Sports driver to win in competition.
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Well by victories you'd have to go by King Richard, Petty for those who don't know. As to Dale Sr., he was one of the greatest no doubt. I don't think he would have caught Petty by wins but he proably would have got at least one more Title and beat Petty in that category if he had lived. At least by the look of that Daytona 500. Keep in mind his racing wasn't as good the prior season or two, but he looked great and like he was back in form in that race.
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2\nIt's the number of Indianapolis 500 winners to capture Daytona 500 crowns. Mario Andretti won first in Daytona, in 1967, before capturing an Indy victory two years later. Four-time Indy winner AJ. Foyt won the Daytona in 1972, the midpoint between his third and final victories.
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Darrell Waltrip (born February 5, 1947 in Owensboro, Kentucky) is a NASCAR driver, active from 1972 to 2000, who won three Nextel Cup titles (1981, 1982, 1985), the 1989 Daytona 500, 1992 Southern 500, and is the undisputed Memorial Day major race record holder, having won an unprecedented five Coca-Cola 600 titles. His 84 Winston Cup race wins are the most by any driver in NASCAR's modern (post-1971) schedule format. His family, including his wife, the former Stephanie Rader, and daughters Jessica Leigh and Sarah Kaitlin, reside in Franklin, Tennessee.
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Yes.  He has his old crew chief back.  I think he'll win Daytona, but come in 3rd for the Cup (behind Truex and Biffle).
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First of all...there are no rookies in college! :P\n\nEach conference chooses the best freshman player of the year I believe. \n\nI don't think there is a national award for this.
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Vickers to Become Youngest NASCAR Driver\nAssociated Press\nLast Updated: Sept. 2, 2003 at 7:49:40 p.m.\nCHARLOTTE, N.C. - Brian Vickers will become the youngest full-time competitor ever in NASCAR's top series next season when he takes over the No. 25 Chevrolet now driven by Joe Nemechek.\n\nCar owner Rick Hendrick put Vickers on an advanced schedule Tuesday based on the promise the 19-year-old has shown in just under two seasons in the Busch Series.\n\nAs the youngest full-time participant in any of NASCAR's top three classes, Vickers ranks third in the Busch Series points with 15 top-10 finishes and eight top-fives.\n\nHe scored his second career victory Saturday at Darlington Raceway, leading 18-year-old teammate Kyle Busch across the finish line for a 1-2 Hendrick showing
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No.\n\nMatt Kenseth will.\n\nIf not Matt, Jimmie Johnson will.\n\nIf not Jimmie, Kasey Kahne will.\n\nIf not Kasey, well... you get the idea.....\n\nMark Martin won't.
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Mark Martin is awesome in anything he drives Cup,Busch,Trucks or IROC. I don't think Jack Roush was giving any of his teams the equipment needed to win this year. How can only 2 of the 5 best drivers out there only make the chase? You mean to tell me the Carl Edwards just mysteriously stops winning on his own? I don't think so Scooter!