what nascar team had the most wins since 2002?
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by team do you mean corporate team (i.e. Roush or Hendrick) or do you mean car teams (i.e. Budweiser #8 or M&Ms #38)? By car team, it's Jimmie Johnson with 18 (I apolgize if my math is off but I'm pretty sure that's right). corporate team is Roush with 38.
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I'd start with NASCAR.Com. If that does not work, try Silly Season.com. This is a site that has nothing but NASCAR news and rumors. \n\nI didn't hear their show today, so I'm not sure what else to tell you. You could e-mail the show and see if they can give you more details.
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Boston Redsox. They are tearing up the NL 12 straight wins.
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It was probably in 2002, when they won the Outback Bowl.
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Actually, this is not true. NASCAR is controlled by Hendrick, Roush, Yates, Childress, and possibly DEI. They all own at least 5-10% stock in ISC, and bought it when Bill France Jr. gave up control of it. Everybody should know this.
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JEFF GORDON!!!I also like the rest of Hendrick motorsports just not as much as Jeff Gordon.
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Go to NASCAR.com\nClick on the races tab and select "results" in the drop down box.\nWhen you get to the results page you can get official results as far back as 1975. Hope this helps.\nGood Luck and GO #8!!!!!!!!!!
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Dale Earnhardt, Jr. - 8
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Try checking nascar.com, DEI.com,or DaleEarnhardt.com
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Okay, well technically it would be Richard Petty. He retired in 1992 and holds the most amount of wins (200) and most amount of championships. \nDW has the next amount of wins (84) of modern era drivers, but only 3 championships. He retired in 2000.\n\nYou omitte Dale Sr, but he would rank 2nd with 76 wins and 7 Championships..   \n\nIf you talk driver's still driving it would be Jeff Gordon. He has 74 wins and 4 Championships.\nTony is the closest to coming up on that. He's got the 2 championships, but only 25 wins.\n\nIf you're talking opinionwise: my vote is for Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart. THey have the numbers and can drive anything. \n\nJust so ya'll know JR only has 17 wins. So he is so far off from being the top driver. Rusty does have 55 (which ranks him as 8th all time right now) and McMurray?? I like JMAC, but uhmm, yeah, he's only got one win, LOL.
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Bill's last win came in 2003  at the pop secret popcorn 400 at Rockingham it was his 44th win. I can remember when Elliot was truly Awesome Bill from Dawsonville he still holds the record for the fastest qualifying speed for a NASCAR race.
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Well I think that the team work of Dale Jr and Tony Jr this year speaks for itself. Going from last year where he did not make it into the Chase to this year being 4. Not to mention the year he lost the points lead for being to excited about a win. I think that his team and him as a driver have the highest potential of winning. So to Dale Jr I say "you go boy!"
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Dale Earnhardt.... 7 titles when there were a lot of teams who challenged him.. also nobody did more for charity behind closed doors.. #3 for ever in my heart!!!!!!
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Looks like Dale Sr. with a total of 29 wins in 76 starts, Don't remember when plates came about, but Jeff Gordon has 15 wins among active drivers..
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The Yankees were the 2002 AL East Champions with a record of 103-58.\n\nYankees 103-58\nRed Sox 93-69\nToronto 78-84\nBaltimore 67-95\nTampa Bay 55-106\n\n(Minnesota won the Central with a 94-67 record.  Oakland won the West with a 103-59 record.  Of course, the Angels took the Wild Card and ultimately became World Series Champs.)
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Kevin Harvick.  He's swept Phoenix this year, won also at Watkin's Glen, Richmond, and New Hampshire.  He had 3 races that should have been total losses in the Chase and made something of them, including a 6th at Talladega when he was caught in the Big One.  Him and his team took a 30th place car at Kansas and took 15th with it.  He took a top-5 in Texas twice this season, and we haven't seen everything yet from him.  Harvick is a rare breed.  He has the potential to win about 10 per year, but hasn't had the equipment to do it yet.  Anyone can say what they want, but if he had a Hendrick car, there wouldn't be 5 drivers still mathematically alive to win it.
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Jeff Gordon\nHe came on strong at the end of the year and has vowed to make 2006 his 5th (count 'em!)  I know theres a lot of controversy out there.  But it doesnt matter...like it or not, he's one of the greatest drivers.