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Dover II: David Green preview
Racing series NASCAR-BUSCH
Date 2004-09-22
* Sponsorship Information... The United States Postal Service will be
the primary sponsor on the #37 Team Brewco Chevrolet this weekend.
USPS was named the presenting sponsor of Team Brewco earlier this year
and has been an associate sponsor on the #27 Kleenex Chevrolet all
season. This weekend's event marks the first time since 2002 that the
USPS has been a primary sponsor in NASCAR. In 2002, Team Brewco and
the United States Postal Service teamed up to present the #27 Heroes
of 2001 car driven my Jamie McMurray.
* Last Race- Richmond... David Green started 21st and finished 14th in
the Emerson Radio 250 at Richmond International Raceway. Green remains
fifth in NASCAR Busch Series standings; he trails leader Martin Truex
Jr. by six hundred and twenty-two points. Team Brewco also made their
NASCAR Nextel Cup debut at Richmond. Green drove the #27 Timber Wolf
Chevrolet to a 31st place finish.
* Equipment... Team Brewco will unload Hopkins Chassis #60-37 this
weekend. David Green captured his twenty-second career Busch Pole
Award at Dover earlier this season driving the 2004 Chevrolet Monte
Carlo and went on to finish third in the race. Most recently, Green
drove chassis #60-37 to a fifth place finish at Bristol Motor
Speedway.
* Last Time Around... David Green started 1st and finished 3rd in the
MBNA America 200 at Dover International Speedway. Despite leading
forty-four laps, Green could not hold off eventual race winner Greg
Biffle, who had pitted for four fresh tires late in the race.
* Chase for the Championship Format in the Busch Series... "I really
think it would be a positive move for the Busch Series. Obviously it
will make several drivers very happy and be a huge setback for others.
Nevertheless, the Busch Series needs the added exposure. Clearly we've
seen the success of the format in the Cup Series, but I'm afraid that
it has come at the cost of our series. In our case, we had some engine
problems that took us out of the points' lead in April. The new format
would enable us to get right back in the mix of things and make it an
interesting battle right down to the wire."
* David Green on Dover... "I can't wait to get back to the monster
mile. I really feel like we have some unfinished business to take care
of. I've had some pretty good runs there over the years, but have
never sealed the deal. We are bringing the same car we sat on the pole
with in the spring and after the adjustments we've made to it there's
no reason why we can't take Brewco and the United States Postal
Service to victory lane this weekend. We are thrilled to represent the
USPS this weekend, and I can assure you they won't be disappointed."
Racing series NASCAR-BUSCH
Date 2004-09-22
* Sponsorship Information... The United States Postal Service will be
the primary sponsor on the #37 Team Brewco Chevrolet this weekend.
USPS was named the presenting sponsor of Team Brewco earlier this year
and has been an associate sponsor on the #27 Kleenex Chevrolet all
season. This weekend's event marks the first time since 2002 that the
USPS has been a primary sponsor in NASCAR. In 2002, Team Brewco and
the United States Postal Service teamed up to present the #27 Heroes
of 2001 car driven my Jamie McMurray.
* Last Race- Richmond... David Green started 21st and finished 14th in
the Emerson Radio 250 at Richmond International Raceway. Green remains
fifth in NASCAR Busch Series standings; he trails leader Martin Truex
Jr. by six hundred and twenty-two points. Team Brewco also made their
NASCAR Nextel Cup debut at Richmond. Green drove the #27 Timber Wolf
Chevrolet to a 31st place finish.
* Equipment... Team Brewco will unload Hopkins Chassis #60-37 this
weekend. David Green captured his twenty-second career Busch Pole
Award at Dover earlier this season driving the 2004 Chevrolet Monte
Carlo and went on to finish third in the race. Most recently, Green
drove chassis #60-37 to a fifth place finish at Bristol Motor
Speedway.
* Last Time Around... David Green started 1st and finished 3rd in the
MBNA America 200 at Dover International Speedway. Despite leading
forty-four laps, Green could not hold off eventual race winner Greg
Biffle, who had pitted for four fresh tires late in the race.
* Chase for the Championship Format in the Busch Series... "I really
think it would be a positive move for the Busch Series. Obviously it
will make several drivers very happy and be a huge setback for others.
Nevertheless, the Busch Series needs the added exposure. Clearly we've
seen the success of the format in the Cup Series, but I'm afraid that
it has come at the cost of our series. In our case, we had some engine
problems that took us out of the points' lead in April. The new format
would enable us to get right back in the mix of things and make it an
interesting battle right down to the wire."
* David Green on Dover... "I can't wait to get back to the monster
mile. I really feel like we have some unfinished business to take care
of. I've had some pretty good runs there over the years, but have
never sealed the deal. We are bringing the same car we sat on the pole
with in the spring and after the adjustments we've made to it there's
no reason why we can't take Brewco and the United States Postal
Service to victory lane this weekend. We are thrilled to represent the
USPS this weekend, and I can assure you they won't be disappointed."
