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UPDATED BY MARIA SIEVERDING JULY 19, 2016 1 P.M.
‘Smoke’ drives his last Kentucky Speedway NASCAR Sprint Cup race
Keselowski escapes with Quaker State 400 victory on fumes!
Gary Franklin
SPORTS EDITOR
Columbus Indiana’s own, Tony Stewart, i.e. “Smoke,” as referred to, sat in the driver’s seat of the #14 for his last appearance as a driver at the 2016, July 3 running of the NASCAR Sprint Series Kentucky Speedway in Sparta Ky., as he plans to retire at the end of the season. Currently with a win this season, and ranked at 30th, even though not driving any more races, he will make the chase cut, should someone not knock him off the #30 position in points with just a few races left in regular season challenges. See page 5 for more photos.
WOODY BUSH PHOTO
A 600th and final career start for crowd favorite, Tony Stewart “Smoke” in his Stewart Haas #14 Chevrolet, which resulted in a 5th place finish at Kentucky Speedway at Sparta, Ky., in the Quaker State 400 presented by Advance Auto Parts on Saturday, July 10. He will be retiring at season’s end but is currently eligible for the Chase cut with a win and setting in the mystical 30th place on point count.
UPDATED BY MARIA SIEVERDING JULY 19, 2016 1 P.M.
‘Smoke’ drives his last Kentucky Speedway NASCAR Sprint Cup race
Keselowski escapes with Quaker State 400 victory on fumes!
Gary Franklin
SPORTS EDITOR
Columbus Indiana’s own, Tony Stewart, i.e. “Smoke,” as referred to, sat in the driver’s seat of the #14 for his last appearance as a driver at the 2016, July 3 running of the NASCAR Sprint Series Kentucky Speedway in Sparta Ky., as he plans to retire at the end of the season. Currently with a win this season, and ranked at 30th, even though not driving any more races, he will make the chase cut, should someone not knock him off the #30 position in points with just a few races left in regular season challenges. See page 5 for more photos.WOODY BUSH PHOTO
A 600th and final career start for crowd favorite, Tony Stewart “Smoke” in his Stewart Haas #14 Chevrolet, which resulted in a 5th place finish at Kentucky Speedway at Sparta, Ky., in the Quaker State 400 presented by Advance Auto Parts on Saturday, July 10. He will be retiring at season’s end but is currently eligible for the Chase cut with a win and setting in the mystical 30th place on point count.
