Ringers Gloves Weekend Wrap-Up

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Mindy Stephens                                                                
              
Ringers  Gloves 
Public  Relations/Marketing 
317.227.1044 
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RINGERS GLOVES  WEEKEND WRAP-UP 

Indianapolis – (November 8, 2004) Race seasons across the country are 
starting to wind  down as the middle of November quickly approaches. 
Only two races remain in the  NASCAR Nextel Cup Series 2004 “Chase for the  
Championship.” 
After Penske Racing South driver  Ryan Newman blistered the previous track 
record held by teammate Rusty Wallace  on Friday, Newman’s streak of “Bud Pole 
bad luck” continued during the Checker  Auto Parts 500 at Phoenix 
International Raceway. 
When Newman took the green after  the red flag for rain thrown by NASCAR 
early in the race, he noticed a problem  with his tires.  Newman pulled his  No. 
12 ALLTEL/TXT2Win MVP Sweepstakes Dodge into his pit stall for a right-side  
tire change only. 
That maneuver put Newman in  35th place and one lap down. 
Throughout the remainder of the  race, Newman never gave up and rallied his 
No. 12 ALLTEL/TXT2Win MVP Sweepstakes  Dodge to a second place finish. 
Newman’s Penske Racing teammates  of Rusty Wallace and Brendan Gaughan 
finished seventh and 30th  respectively. 
Newman still sits seventh in  points, but only six points behind sixth place 
Tony  Stewart. 
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series  also visited Phoenix over the  weekend. 
Ringers Gloves supporting team of  Orleans Racing scored another top-10 
finish on the year with driver Steve Park  finishing sixth. 
Another Ringers supporting team,  Ultra Motorsports, also had a good showing 
in the Chevy Silverado 150 presented  by Valley Chevy Dealers. 
P.J. Jones drove the No. 2 Team  ASE/Carquest Dodge from an 18th place 
starting position to a top-10  finish with an eighth.  
Ted Musgrave and his No. 1 Team  Mopar Dodge finished in the 19th  position. 
Tracy Hines, driver of the No. 88  Menards Chevrolet and protected with 
UnderX by Ringers, was involved in an  accident on lap 106 and finished 34th. 
In USAC Valvoline National Sprint  Car Series action, Ringers racer Bud 
Kaeding brought home his second Western  World title at Manzanita Speedway in 
Phoenix on Saturday  night. 
The win secured Kaeding with a  second place finish in the 2004 USAC 
Valvoline National Sprint Car Series final  point standings. 
Ringers Gloves is a full-line  manufacturer of specialty mechanics, rescue 
and firefighter gloves, SFI spec  3.3/1, 3.3/10 racing gloves, UnderX flame 
resistant undergarments, shop wear and  Ringers Gloves race wear.   
For more information on Ringers  Gloves, please visit the new 
_www.ringersgloves.com_ (http://www.ringersgloves.com/) . 

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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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