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Chefs salad.

Harvick and Kyle Busch have both won the Oxford 250. OXFORD 250 CHAMPIONS Year Start Driver Hometown Earnings 1974 19 Kourafas, Joey Sharon, MA $4,500 1975 1 Dion, Dave Hudson, NH $4,500 1976 9 Lindley, Butch Greenville, SC $6,375 1977 11 Biederman, Don Oakville, ONT $6,000 1978 4 Pressley, Bob Asheville, NC $7,050 1979 6 Rosati, Tom Agawam, MA $10,000 1980 7 Bodine, Geoff Chemung, NY $11,200 1981 1 Bodine, Geoff Chemung, NY $21,400 1982 14 Barry, Mike Bolton, VT $16,000 1983 26 Ellis, Tommy Richmond, VA $21,150 1984 10 Rowe, Mike Turner, ME $26,475 1985 17 Dion, Dave Hudson, NH $26,600 1986 13 Bown, Chuck Portland, OR $28,950 1987 10 Aube, Jamie N. Ferrisburg, VT $31,100 1988 7 McCabe, Dick Kennebunkport, ME $34,100 1989 10 Aube, Jamie N. Ferrisburg, VT $35,075 1990 7 Bown, Chuck Portland, OR $51,872 1991 6 Craven, Ricky Newburgh, ME $50,025 1992 20 Dion, Dave Hudson, NH $37,150 1993 4 Hanley, Junior Campbellville, ONT $40,475 1994 2 Lynch, Derek Norwood, ONT $33,975 1995 11 Whitlock, Dave Petrolia, ONT $52,150 1996 1 Gelinas, Larry Scarborough, ME $50,000 1997 26 Rowe, Mike Turner, ME $39,800 1998 2 Nason, Ralph Unity, ME $46,400 1999 2 Nason, Ralph Unity, ME $42,700 2000 24 Nason, Ralph Unity, ME $31,900 2001 1 Drew, Gary Windham, ME $35,400 2002 8 Robbins, Scott Dixfield, ME $36,900 2003 1 Rowe, Ben Turner, ME $34,700 2004 25 Rowe, Ben Turner, ME $29,700 2005 37 Rowe, Mike Turner, ME $26,000 2006 2 Whorff, Jeremie Bath, ME $36,600 2007 30 Brown, Roger Lancaster, NH $35,800 2008 11 Harvick, Kevin Bakersfield, CA $37,300 2009 3 MacDonald, Eddie Rowley, MA $35,300 2010 9 MacDonald, Eddie Rowley, MA $29,800 2011 5 Busch, Kyle Las Vegas, NV $31,800 2012 2 Polewarczyk, Joey Jr. Hudson, NH $45,500 2013 8 Travis Benjamin Morrill, ME $33,500 2014 27 Travis Benjamin Morrill, ME $27,300 2015 22 Glen Luce Turner, ME $30,100 2016 4 Wayne Helliwell Jr. Pelham, NH $29,500 2017 21 Curtis Gerry Waterboro, ME $35,000

true enough. did they even have bike helmets back then?

it would be real cool if he won the 250, but that probably won't happen.

that's right, i had forgotten about that

you are a fuckhead

Road America is usually good

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pizza

throwback weekend at Darlington is one of the coolest races of the year.

It is a pretty big race here in the Northeast. It's like the Daytona 500 for these guys

I grew up with the guy listed 43rd on the lists dad.? @Angry ginger remember Mike's kid Jeremy? Barry told me that he has been doing well building race cars in Mike's shop.

Any Cuo guys running the 250 this year?

I thought you were in the Rockies

It's the thought that counts

What is the elevation where you are?

Just have a little patience, it will warm up on it's own this time of year. We learned a few days ago not to leave all the windows open at night.

Happy Birthday @Highmark

How's the weather in Iowa this AM?

Morning guys! Currently 47 and foggy here in northern Vermont. The forecast is calling for sunshine, comfortable humidity and a high near 80. The heat and humidity returns next week

Or a Dale Jr owned car out of HMS.

I think Truex will be somewhere else next year.

grilled burgers, local corn, tomatoes, cukes and cottage cheese

Furniture Row to sell to GMS Racing? Furniture Row Racing is discussing a possible deal with NASCAR Xfinity/Truck series team GMS Racing that, if completed, would see FRR Owner Barney Visser sell FRR's assets to GMS. Sources said that the No. 78 Toyota will be running again in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series in '19, but it was unclear whether GMS would buy FRR's charter and assets right away or whether the two could form an alliance in '19 before GMS acquires the charter in '20. Sources said the deal was still being worked on and not yet completed. If it was consummated, it would find a way for Visser to keep the No. 78 operation going, as GMS Owner Maury Gallagher's Allegiant Airlines could become a primary sponsor for the car. Both teams declined comment.