NASCAR: PPI MOTORSPORTS: Tide Racing Leaves Phoenix in 30th Place
14th Nov 2006, 09:27 GMT
AVONDALE, Ariz. (November 12, 2006) Travis Kvapil and the Tide Racing team crossed the finish line during Sundays Checker Auto Parts 500 in 30th place. A temperamental-handling race car was the culprit but the team persevered and Kvapil was able to d...
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