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• Mark Martin and crew chief Alan Gustafson have run well all season long, but a poor choice at Michigan could end up torpedoing their entire season. [Sporting News]
• We dump on Kyle Busch a lot -- an awful lot -- so it's only fair we highlight his good side, too: he donated 60 tickets to Sunday's race, plus cash for food and souvenirs, to a local Michigan home for children removed from their current living situation. Very classy gesture. [MLive.com]
• Is Dale Junior back? He led a lap! He led a lap! The revolution has begun! Sing hallelujah! [Racin' Today]
• If rain could come on a day when the forecast was for zero precipitation, why couldn't Dave Blaney win when he had a zero percent chance of victory? (Answer: because he stinks.) [Black Flagged Online]
• Dodge has reaffirmed its commitment to NASCAR in the wake of the economic turmoil roiling the entire sport. Good to hear. But commitment ain't cash, baby. Greenbacks do the talking. [AP via Yahoo! Sports]
• Tragic news: Tom Murphy, a Sprint vice president, was killed while driving back from a family vacation in Colorado. Condolences to his family. [Scene Daily]
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