Sports Trivia     Who won the Daytona 500 in 2003?
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Michael Waltrip won the rain-shortened 2003 Daytona 500
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i have a lot of goodyear class of.. posters, mine show every regular driver from that year, is that what you have? i'm not sure if the poster from that year says 50 years of winning, but i can't find it to check. if not the drivers who won that year are...Jimmie Johnson, Kurt Busch, Jeff Gordon, Mark Martin, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Tony Stewart, Ryan Newman, Matt Kenseth, Elliott Sadler, Jeremy Mayfield, Rusty Wallace, Greg Biffle, and Joe Nemechek
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The link is for Hendrick Motor sports which is where his homepage and bio are. Hope that helps
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Jesse Essex is the Manager of Media Relations for Hendrick Motorsports.\n\nMatt
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Try contacting the Daytona Speedway, they should be able to help.
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Radio trivia answer is "Ryan Cabrera"
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Ken Schrader was the first to perform that feat early in 1995 when he secured a Craftsman Truck Series victory.  He had already had victories in the Busch Series and Cup Series previously. \n\nThe second to do the same feat was Terry Labonte later in the 1995 season.
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Tricky..\n\nNextel Cup: Tony Stewart\n\nWinston Cup:  No longer exists, now know as the Sprit/Nextel cup.\n\nIndy: Dan Wheldon was the points winner and the Indy  500 winner.
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Daytona 500\nPole - Gordon #24\n\n1. Gordon #24\n2. Johnson #48\n3. Earnhardt #8\n4. Busch #2\n5. Harvick #29
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You are correct in telling those fans of the simpletons chasing their tails around left hand turns to not bother.\nFormula1:\nMichael Schumacher.  Although I think there are several that deserve recognition.\n\nLeMans:\nJacky Ickx even though Tom Kristensen just bested his absolute win record.\n\nWRC:\nTimo Makkinen or Carlos Sainz\n\nI agree with Tuzio Nuvolari being the best all around of all time.\n\nBTW:  YES.  NASCAR is a motorsport, BUT we are talking about REAL racing, not a contrived motorsport show.  Why does NASCAR still use a carbourettor????  GEEZ, that hasn't been on a real "stock car" since the 80's.\n\nDale Earnhardt deserved to die for being stupid in not wearing all available safety equipment!\n\nWatch an F1 race and marvel at the crashes that those guys walk away from.\n\nDid you know that Jeff Gordon took a ride in a BMW F1 car and hurt himself just by driving the car properly and below it's performance limit?\n\nWhen he hit the brakes he hurt his eyeballs.\nWhen he turned he hurt his back and neck.
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go to http://www.nascar.com/2002/kyn/nascar_101/02/02/Money/index.html
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Try checking nascar.com, DEI.com,or DaleEarnhardt.com
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Back In The Day with Dale Earnhardt Jr.\nGreat question!!
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AJ Foyt\n\nAwards: 1976 and 1977 International Race of Champions (IROC) champion \n1960, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1967, 1975, 1979 USAC champion\n\nthe only driver to win all three crown jewels of motorsports: the Indianapolis 500 (four times), the Daytona 500, and the 24 Hours of Le Mans.\n\nInternational Motorsports Hall of Fame Inductee (2000)\n\nnamed co-Driver of the Century by the Associated Press\n\nNamed one of NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers (1998)\n\ninducted in the first class in the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame (U.S.) (1990)\n\ninducted in the first class into the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America (1989)
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Nascar rocks. Kahne, Stewart and Jr. are faves. Can't stand the Busch Bros. Cry babies.
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Below are NASCAR (only) deaths.  Other leagues have many as well.\n\nDale Earnhardt, February 18, 2001 (Daytona 500) 49 yrs old \nTony Roper, October 13, 2000 (Texas Motor Speedway) 35 yrs old \nKenny Irwin, July 7, 2000 (Louden, New Hampshire) 30 yrs old \nAdam Petty, May 12, 2000 (Louden, New Hampshire) 19 yrs old \nJohn Nemechek, March 21, 1997, Homestead, Florida – killed during a NASCAR Truck Series event 27 yrs old \nNeil Bonnett, February 11, 1994, Daytona Beach – killed during practice 47 years old \nRodney Orr, February 14, 1994, Daytona Beach - killed during practice \nDavey Allison, July 12, 1993, Helicopter crash at Talladega 32 yrs old \nAlan Kulwicki, April 1, 1993, Airplane crash on way to Food City 500 38 yrs old \nClifford Allison, 1992, Brooklyn, Michigan – killed during practice for Busch Series event 27 yrs old \nJD McDuffie, August 1991, Watkins Glen, NY \nGrant Adcox, 1989, Hampton, GA \nBruce Jacobi, injured February, 1983 – died February 4, 1987, Twin 125 qualifying \nTerry Schoonover, November 1984, Atlanta, GA \nRicky Knotts, February 14, 1980, Daytona, Twin 125 qualifying \nTiny Lund, August 10, 1975, Talladega \nRicky Knott, February 1972, Daytona Beach, FL \nFriday Hassler, February 17, 1972, Daytona – killed qualifying for Twin 125-mile race \nTalmadge "Tab" Prince, February 1970, Daytona Beach, FL – killed qualifying for Twin 125-mile race \nBilly Drew Wade, January 5, 1965, Dayton (tire test) \nFireball Roberts, July 1964, Charlotte, NC (accident was in May) \nHarold Habering, February 21, 1964, Daytona (during practice) \nJoe Weatherly, January 1964, Riverside, CA \nMarshall Teague, February 11, 1959, Daytona (during practice) \nBilly Myers, April 12, 1958, Bowman-Gray Stadium, Winston-Salem, NC \nBobby Myers, September 2, 1957, Darlington SC \nThomas Priddy, June 1956, LeHi, Alaska \nClink McHugh, June 1956, LeHi, Alaska \nJohn McVitty, April 1956, Langhorne, PA \nLou Figaro, 1954, N. Wilksboro, NC \nFrank Arford, June 1955, Langhorne, PA \nLarry Mann, September, 1954, Langhorne, PA
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JEFF GORDON DAYTONA 500 IN 1993 FINISHING 5TH\nJAMIE DIDN'T WIN UNTIL HIS 3RD RACE AND NOT EVEN A TOP 10 UNTIL HE WON HIS 3RD