Ringers Gloves Weekend Wrap-Up: Charlotte

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Contact Information 
Mindy Stephens 
Ringers Gloves Public Relations 
800.421.8454 
_RingersIndy@aol.com_ (mailto:RingersIndy@aol.com)  

NEWMAN CLAIMS FIFTH BUSCH WIN OF  SEASON 
Moorpark,  Calif. -  (October 17, 2005) Ryan Newman,  protected with UnderX 
by Ringers, took his No. 39 Alltel Dodge to victory lane  Friday night for his 
fifth straight win in NASCAR Busch Series  action. 
It was only Newman’s sixth start in Busch Series competition this year,  
making him the first driver to win five consecutive races in only six  starts. 
Newman led five different times for a total of 133 laps over the course  of 
the Dollar General 300 at Lowe’s Motor Speedway. 
Paul Menard, also protected with UnderX by Ringers, didn’t have enough to  
catch Newman during the long and tedious event, but endured the obstacles the  
track put forth throughout the night and brought home a third place  finish. 
Newman’s next Busch appearance will be at Texas Motor Speedway, while  Menard’
s, a Busch Series regular, is this weekend at Memphis Motorsports Park. 
On Saturday night, Newman and his Penske Racing South teammates all hoped  to 
tame the newly levigated track at Lowe’s Motor Speedway that plagued many in  
the Busch Series race on Friday night. 
After starting on the outside front row, Newman suffered a cut tire early  on 
in the race, had a gas can stuck in his car after a routine pit stop and  
battled a tight car during the race, but he also led during the night hoping to  
claim his second Nextel Cup win of the year, but was pleased to finish  
seventh. 
His teammate Travis Kvapil and his No. 77 Kodak/Jasper Engines Dodge was  the 
highest finishing Raybestos Rookie of the Race in  17th. 
Their teammate Rusty Wallace spun in the closing laps of the race while  
trying to pass a car on the lower groove.  Wallace barely tagged the wall and 
mustered a 24th place  finish in his Miller Lite Dodge. 
Newman drops to fourth in NASCAR Nextel Cup Series (NNCS) Chase for the  
Championship points, but only 17 points behind leader Tony Stewart, while  Wallace 
dropped three slots, 92 points out from first. 
With only five races remaining in the Chase, the NNCS heads to  Martinsville 
Speedway, along with the Craftsman Truck Series, this weekend for  the Subway 
500. 
Ringers Gloves, Official Gloves of  NHRA and title sponsor for the Ringers 
Gloves Pro Bike Battle, is a full-line  manufacturer of high-end, task specific 
gloves, SFI 3.3/1, 3.3/10 racing gloves,  UnderX protective undergarments and 
rdigs pit boots. 
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Mindy Stephens
Public Relations/Marketing
Ringers  Gloves
RingersIndy@aol.com

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