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Kroger 200 Contact: Craig Bailey July 31-August 1, 1997 (704) 375-8587 Clermont, Indiana BrewcoMS@aol.com Mark Green's Indianapolis Raceway Park NASCAR Busch Series ...
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Kroger 200 Contact: Craig Bailey July 31-August 1, 1997 (704) 375-8587 Clermont, Indiana BrewcoMS@aol.com
Mark Green's Indianapolis Raceway Park NASCAR Busch Series Results
DATE START FINISH MONEY WON REASON LAPS
08/04/95 28 18 $ 2,980 Running 197 of 200
08/02/96 14 14 3,825 Running 200 of 200
TOTALS $ 6,805 397 of 400 (99.3%)
Mark Green and the Timber Wolf/Brewco Motorsports team broke through their mid-season slump, scoring an eighth place finish in last week's inaugural Gateway 300 in Madison, Illinois. It marked the first top 10 finish for both Green and the team since the Galaxy 300 at Hickory Motor Speedway on March 29. "After having a strong race car for the past three races in a row, we could only manage three straight 15th place finishes," said Green. "With our eighth place finish at Gateway, we were able to show that we are contenders for a top finish. This is a very dedicated and solid race team, but we have been plagued by misfortune for several weeks."
Mark Green is competing in his second 'double-header', racing in both the Cummins 200 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race on July 31 and the Kroger 200 NASCAR Busch Series race on August 1.
The Owensboro, Kentucky resident is driving the No. 37 Red Man Chevrolet in the Cummins 200 and the No. 37 Timber Wolf Chevrolet in the Kroger 200. Both entries are fielded by Brewco Motorsports, located in Central City, Kentucky.
Green's first 'double-header' was on July 5-6, when he competed in both the Sears Diehard 200 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race and the Sears Auto Center 250 NASCAR Busch Series race at the Milwaukee Mile.
Big Foot is an associate sponsor on the No. 37 Timber Wolf Chevrolet Monte Carlo for the Kroger 200 at Indianapolis Raceway Park. Big Foot, headquartered in Columbia, Indiana, is a convenience store chain with over 135 locations in Southern Indiana.
Mark Green's 1997 Busch Series, Grand National Division Results
LOCATION START FINISH MONEY WON STATUS LAPS
Daytona 44 8 $ 17,850 Running 120 of 120
Rockingham 31 14 4,355 Running 196 of 197
Richmond 37 12 4,820 Running 248 of 250
Atlanta 11 13 5,615 Running 196 of 197
Las Vegas 7 25 14,400 Running 180 of 200
Darlington 10 19 5,855 Running 146 of 147
Hickory 8 9 5,845 Running 300 of 300
Texas 29 34 10,900 Engine 152 of 200
Bristol 14 40 4,000 Accident 49 of 250
Nashville 31 21 4,375 Running 314 of 320
Talladega 17 24 9,430 Running 115 of 117
Loudon 15 22 6,040 Running 193 of 200
Nazareth 23 14 5,087 Running 200 of 200
Charlotte 28 19 5,917 Running 200 of 200
Dover 12 24 6,525 Running 197 of 200
South Boston10 23 4,515 Engine 237 of 300
Watkins Glen40 15 6,562 Out of gas 81 of 82
Milwaukee 26 15 10,500 Running 249 of 250
Myrtle Beach 7 15 5,255 Running 250 of 250
Madison 29 8 17,725 Running 240 of 240
TOTALS $ 155,371 3863 of 4220 (91.5%)
Mark Green's NASCAR Busch Series, Grand National Division Career Results
STARTS POLES WINS TOP 5 TOP 10 MONEY WON
32 0 0 0 4 $ 201,451
Best Start: 2nd - Myrtle Beach, SC (June 1996) Best Finish: 8th - twice Biggest Purse: $ 17,850 - Daytona Beach, FL (February 1997)
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