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This is the / Miller Time Live - Goo Goo Dolls / special paint scheme of Rusty Wallace's #2 Miller Lite / Dodge Intrepid. The featured band for this special event was the Goo Goo Dolls. This car was driven in the Tropicana 400 at Chicagoland Speedway on July 13, 2003. This car is displayed on a clear base.
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Sam Bass chronicled Rusty Wallace's career from start to finish in his latest artwork entitled "Rusty's Last Call!". Destined to be one of the most collectible motorsports-themed artworks, "Rusty's Last Call" conveys a true believable scene. The setting is the local sports bar with Wallace himself about to order up during last call. Infinite detail is revealed in the wall-to-wall memorabilia celebrating his most significant moments and rides.
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Wallace says the Iowa Speedway has a number of unique qualities including the fact it is the only 7/8ths mile track in the country. He says it will be a great track to test on as well as race. He says cup cars and test on the track. Wallace hopes much of the testing by Nextel Cup teams will be open to the public. He says unless the people who rent the track request a closed track, he'll try to bring fans out to see the testing.
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The #.2 Dodge raced by Rusty Wallace is prepared in the Penske Racing South facilities in Mooresville, N.C. Due to the variety of tracks that comprise the 36-race NASCAR Nextel Cup Series superpseedway, intermediate, short, and road courses. Numerous cars must be prepared. Of course, each car requires a different setup. Listed below are the technical and mechanical specifications for Rusty's Miller Lite Dodge, as well as the products and components used by the team.
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In 1998, Wallace won the Bud Shootout at Daytona, A non-points race for the previous years pole winners and past winners of the race. It was the first win for Ford's new Taurus, and Wallace's only victory at NASCAR's premier track (as well as his only victory in any restrictor plate race) in a Cup car
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Wallace ran a fast lap of 118.234 mph in the #66 HomeLife Communities Dodge. #38-Jason Leffler, #11-Jason Keller, #42-Dario Franchitti and #88-Brad Keselowski rounded out the top 5 of the 49 cars practicing for Saturday’s Sam’s Town 250. The #52 Jimmy Means Ford, driven by Chris Lawson, was the slowest (109.148 mph).
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