Ringers Gloves Weekend MotorSports Wrap-up

Indianapolis – (October 11,  2004) “Front Row” Joe Nemechek did  double-duty 
over the weekend in NASCAR Busch Series and Nextel Cup Series  competition at 
Kansas Speedway in his NEMCO Motorsports and MB2 Motorsports  entries…and 
took home double the wins. 
On Saturday, Nemechek held off a  hard-charging Greg Biffle in the closing 
laps of the Mr. Goodcents 300 to  capture the win. 
On Sunday, Nemechek started on the  pole of the Banquet 400 presented by 
ConAgra Foods alongside Raybestos Rookie of  the Year leader Kasey Kahne. 
Nemechek led on and off throughout  the race and took the lead over for the 
final time on lap  231. 
The first win for the No. 01  didn’t come easy, as he had to hold off another 
hard-charging driver…Ricky  Rudd. 
The Penske Racing South Dodge  stables saw rookie Brendan Gaughan collect his 
second top-10 finish of the year,  finishing 10th at Kansas. 
His Penske South teammates of  Rusty Wallace and Ryan Newman recorded 
respective 18th and  33rd finishes. 
Newman was running fifth when he  collided with the turn two wall on lap 208. 
 The 33rd place finish drops  Newman one position to eighth in the Chase for 
the  Championship. 
In addition to his ninth win of  2004 on Sunday, Tony Schumacher wrapped up 
the 2004 NHRA POWERade Top Fuel  points championship at the makeup Lucas Oil 
NHRA Nationals at Maple Grove  Raceway in Reading,  Pa. 
Schumacher posted a 4.475/329.99  mph run over challenger Bob Vandergriff.  
Vandergriff left the line with Shoe, but dropped a motor and coasted  across 
the finish line at 8.206 seconds. 
In Pro Stock, Greg Anderson ended  his weekend winless again, but this time 
it was in the family to KB Racing  teammate Jason Line. 
Anderson’s .029 start to Line’s .062 quickly  faded as Line overpowered and 
outran his boss, 6.669/206.23 mph to 6.681/206.67  mph. 
On a side note, Schumacher Racing  picked up a national title and three 
Wallys on Sunday.  The title and one Wally went to Tony  Schumacher, as stated 
above, and the others went to Gary Scelzi in Funny Car  and Angelle Savoie (who 
beat out teammate Antron Brown) in Pro Stock  Bike. 
Savoie and Brown also set the  quickest side-by-side pass in the finals with 
a 7.018/191.29 mph run vs.  7.047.184.35 mph. 
Savoie also recorded her  34th Pro Stock Bike career win. 
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