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Rusty Wallace: Dodge Intrepid
built 290 days ago
This is the / Kodak / special paint scheme of Rusty Wallace's #2 Miller Lite / Dodge Intrepid. This car was driven at Watkins Glen International on August 15, 2004. This was Rusty’s first time with another sponsor since he has been with Miller beer.
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The infraction came in Wallace's first race in a Dodge Intrepid after moving over from Ford this season. In addition, sponsor Miller Lite had promised a voucher for a free six-pack of beer to all fans of legal drinking age should Wallace win the Daytona 500.
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Wallace ran a lap of 162.619 mph in the #66 Homelife Communities Dodge. This was the fastest of the 44 cars in the May 10th Happy Hour test session. #18-Aric Almirola, #90-Stephen Leicht, #16-Todd Kluever and #12-Ryan Newman were the rest of the top 5 on the speed chart for this final test.
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In 2003, Penske Racing switched to Dodge, and appropriately, in 2004, Wallace won his 55th, and final, race on a short track: the 2004 spring Martinsville Speedway race. It was ... the last win for the track under the ownership of the H. Clay Earles Trust; the death of Mary Weatherford (matriarch of the trust) forced the Trust to sell the track a month later.
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"It's a shame - it really is," Rusty told a group of reporters who gathered around his No.2 Dodge back in the garage area after the race. "It was yet another day of lost opportunity - another one of those woulda-coulda-shoulda races we've had the whole darn year."
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