Ringers Gloves Weekend Wrap-Up

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Mindy Stephens                                                                
              
Ringers  Gloves 
Public  Relations/Marketing 
317.227.1044 
_RingersIndy@aol.com_ (mailto:RingersIndy@aol.com)  

RINGERS GLOVES  WEEKEND WRAP-UP 
Sunoco Super  Series Crowns Champion 

Indianapolis – (October 25, 2004) The Sunoco Super Series (SSS) wrapped up 
their 2004  season with the Inaugural CRA/Salem Speedfest at Salem Speedway 
(Ind.) on  Sunday. 
Chuck Barnes Jr., 22, from  Louisville  claimed his first ever Sunoco Super 
Series  Championship. 
Barnes’ day started off by  shattering the track record with a 16.331 second 
lap at the ½ mile  high-banks. 
Barnes needed to finish  17th or better over the second place car of Scott 
Hantz to secure his  title.  Barnes finished  fifth. 
Barnes will collect his honors at  the Sunoco Super Series banquet on January 
15, 2005 at the Crowne Plaza  in downtown Indianapolis. 
Penske Racing South teammates Ryan  Newman and Rusty Wallace started on the 
front row together for Sunday’s NASCAR  Nextel Cup Series Subway 500 from 
Martinsville  Speedway. 
At the end of the 500-lap race,  Newman was the highest finishing Penske 
driver in second.  Wallace ended up in the 10th  position, while Travis Kvapil and 
Brendan Gaughan finished 21st and  34th respectively. 
The NASCAR Nextel Cup Series heads  to the Atlanta Motor Speedway this 
weekend for the Bass Pro Shops MBNA  500. 
On a sad note, a plane owned by  Hendrick Motorsports went down while en 
route to the Martinsville Speedway on  Sunday.   
The plane was carrying 10  passengers, eight of which were members of 
Hendrick Motorsports, including Ricky  Hendrick, son of Rick Hendrick; John Hendrick, 
brother to Rick Hendrick and  president of Hendrick Motorsports; John’s two 
daughters, Jennifer and Kimberly;  Jeff Turner, General Manager of Hendrick 
Motorsports; Randy Dorton, chief engine  builder for Hendrick and two pilots 
employed by Hendrick Motorsports, Dick Tracy  and Liz Morrison. 
The two remaining passengers were identified as Joe Jackson, DuPont  
executive and Scott Lathram, Tony Stewart’s pilot. 
The cause of the crash has yet to  be determined, although there was heavy 
fog in the area at the time of the  crash. 
Ringers Gloves would like to  extend its deepest and heartfelt sympathies to 
Hendrick Motorsports,  as well as the family, friends and loved ones of the 
passengers that  were aboard the plane. 
For more information on Ringers  Gloves, please visit the new 
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Mindy Stephens
Public Relations/Marketing
Ringers  Gloves
101-B North Gasoline Alley
Indianapolis, IN 46222
317.227.1044 -  office
317.227.1066 -  fax
ringersindy@aol.com
mindys@ringersgloves.com
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