• NASCAR Birthdays

    Born in February:

    1
    Mike Dillon, Tim Fedawa, Dale Cagle
    2
    Jon Wolfe
    3
    Marilyn Makar, Richard Marcis, Marv Acton, Tank Probus
    4
    Tim Brewer, Wayne Krogh, Eddie Gray*
    5
    Darrell Waltrip, Reed Sorenson, Justin Labonte, Matt Dilner, Ryan Page, Ricky Pearson, Dorsey Schroeder
    6
    Tate Bosworth, Bill Lester, Paul Gentilozzi
    7
    Clay Campbell
    8
    Brad Sorenson
    9
    Todd Parrott, Greg Newman, Gary Putnam, Roy H. Weaver III*
    10
    Mike Hill
    11
    Eddie Lanier, Burt Reynolds, Andy Lally
    12
    Brad Keselowski, Mike W. Davis
    13
    Bill Schmitt, Donnie Wingo
    14
    Susan Russo, Donnie Brown, Emily Beam, Sam Ard, Banjo Matthews*
    15
    Jimmy Spencer, Rick Gay, Carl Simmons
    16
    Danny Lawrence, Don Wade, Patti Wallace
    17
    Natalie Kate Nadeau, Jim Long
    19
    Jeff Purvis, Bobby Kennedy, Landon Smith, John Paul Jr.
    20
    Roger Penske, Gary Myers, Joan Reiff, Bobby Unser
    21
    NASCAR, J.D. Gibbs, Jim Reed, Lisa Piatak
    22
    Marshall Teague*, Larry Foyt, Chuck Bown, Logan Styers, Karla Lampe, Scott Robinette
    23
    Bobby Moody, Dean Combs, Mike Marriner, Dawn Purvis 24
    Michael Ritch, Jason Schuler, Aaron Daniel, Gilbert King 25
    Mike Stefanik, Jaklyn Woodland, Derick Jennings, Butch Gilliland, Davey Allison*
    26
    Bob Eolin, Brad Coleman, Terry Cook, Kertus Davis, Carl Haas, Colton Meyer
    27
    Todd Bodine, Dennis Setzer
    28
    Teddy McClure, Jeff Almond, Mario Andretti, Billy Wade* 29
    Ralph Earnhardt*, Scott Cluka, Chuck Romeo, Noreen Hoffman
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Bowyer wins at Richmond

 #07-Clint Bowyer won the Crown Royal Presents The Dan Lowry 400 at Richmond International Raceway for his first win of 2008 and 2nd of his career after #18-Busch and #88-Earnhardt tangled with a couple laps to go, sending the leader, #88-Earnhardt Jr. into the wall. #18-Busch held on to 2nd, with the rest of the top-10 being #8-Martin, #20-Stewart, #1-Truex Jr., #12-Newman, #99-Edwards, #29-Harvick, #24-Gordon and #9-Kahne. #11-Denny Hamlin dominated most of the race, leading 381 of 382 laps before having a right front tire going down, giving way to Earnhardt Jr until he tangle with Busch, Hamlin finished 24th. #88-Earnhardt Jr. finished 15th on the lead lap. Points leader coming in to the race, #31-Burton finished 11th, but lost the points lead to #18-Busch 1495 to 1477 points.

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