NASCAR Driver Frequencies from Daytona

19 02 2008

Radio frequencies

from http://www.nascanner.com

Car Driver Frequency
00 Reutiman 457.5375
01 Smith 463.2875
07 Bowyer 469.2375
1 Truex 466.6875
2 Ku. Busch 451.8250
5 Mears 468.2125
6 Ragan 460.9500
7 R. Gordon 469.4500
8 Martin 464.9500
9 Kahne 451.8500
11 Hamlin 467.4750
12 Newman 457.7875
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GameCock Dion Lecorn arrested on drug charges

19 02 2008

COLUMBIA, SC (WIS) – Another USC player is under arrest, charged with trespassing and marijuana possession.

Nineteen-year-old Dion Lecorn was arrested at 9:00pm Sunday at the Riverside Estates in Cayce. A university spokesman says according to school policy, Lecorn is suspended  from the team until further notice.

An incident report says an officer was patrolling the apartment complex when she heard loud music coming from a car. When she approached Lecorn’s car, she smelled marijuana.

The officer detained the three suspects, who all admitted to smoking marijuana. Tobacco paper and a leafy substance thought to be marijuana was later found in the car’s ashtray.

The teens claimed to have bought the marijuana from a man in the parking lot of the Five Points Food Lion.

One of the suspects involved, USC freshman wide receiver Matthew Clements, was discovered to be wanted in Collier County, Florida for failing to appear on a bench warrant. He will not be extradited, however.

Lecorn was arrested and charged with simple possession of marijuana and trespassing. He was released Monday morning on his own recognizance.

Clements and 19-year-old John Casselberry of Naples, Florida were not charged in the incident, even after admitting to smoking marijuana. Police say only Lecorn was arrested because he claimed ownership of the marijuana. However, Clements has been suspended from the team.

Lecorn is a freshman wide receiver for USC. He didn’t play in the first four games of the 2007 season, but made his name in the Arkansas when he caught eight catches for 109 yards – more than any other receiver that game. He also scored a touchdown in the Clemson game.

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Nascar Fans Will Return

17 02 2008

 Daytona 500 winner Newman wants a Sprint Cup championship next

DAYTONA BEACH, Florida: For some drivers, winning the Daytona 500 is the goal. Ryan Newman considers his win in NASCAR’s Super Bowl a good start to an even bigger ambition.

“Honestly, the main goal right now is to win the Sprint Cup,” Newman said Monday, less than 24 hours after earning the biggest victory of his life. “We’ve got a lot of work ahead of us, that being the first race and going to 36 races. Without a doubt, our main effort and our main focus is to win that Cup.”

Newman’s victory in the 50th edition of The Great American Race came with a big push on the last lap from Penske Racing teammate Kurt Busch and gave team owner Roger Penske a win he has coveted since he first arrived in NASCAR in 1972

 

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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — No one has acknowledged seeing The Punch, but it has already gone down in Nascar lore alongside the great fights in stock-car history. Tony Stewart versus Kurt Busch in 2008 may not top Cale Yarborough taking on Donnie and Bobby Allison after a wreck on the last lap of the 1979 Daytona 500.

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Bobby Allison pinning Cale Yarborough after a wreck on the last lap at the 1979 Daytona 500. More Photos 

But it is conveniently compelling.

According to the reports repeated in the news media for days, Stewart punched Busch in a closed-door meeting with Nascar officials after the two bumped and battered each other’s racecars during a practice session at Daytona International Speedway on Feb. 8.

How fortunate for Nascar, which has advertised for weeks that it wants the drivers in its premier Sprint Cup series to show more emotion as a way to lure back fans who may have soured on the sport. Voilà, there’s Stewart — who last year accused Nascar of manipulating action on the track à la pro wrestling — suddenly in the middle of the brouhaha that played perfectly into Nascar’s desired story line for 2008.

Nascar officials could not have scripted it any better.

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