Ambrose Set For Double Duty This Weekend

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Good Luck to him! Run him while he's hot.

Hot off his first career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series win at Watkins Glen International Monday, Marcos Ambrose will do double duty this weekend in Michigan and Montreal. The Richard Petty Motorsports driver will drive an RPM Ford Mustang in Saturday’s 200-mile NASCAR Nationwide Series event at Montreal’s Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, with sponsorship from Stanley Tools.
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From here.
 
hmmmm...

RPM Ford Mustang? Really? Has RPM entered any N'wide races in 2011? Prolly a Roush-Fenway car, eh?

And that's a bit of traveling, even though Montreal and Michigan are only an hour apart by air.

Good Luck, Marcos! I picked you to win in Michigan so make me proud, Mate!
 
I see Boris is running there as well, Montreal that is..... Hmmmm, I wonder if someone could put The Biff in a car up there too this weekend. That could be good. :growl:
 
dpkimmel2001 said:
I see Boris is running there as well, Montreal that is..... Hmmmm, I wonder if someone could put The Biff in a car up there too this weekend. That could be good. :growl:
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Put Ragan in a race, or just give Carl some extra juice Saturday. :D
 
Ambrose is definitely the favorite. He's probably the lone Cup guy in this NNS race I'll be rooting for. If other Cup guys choose to run, that is.


Wonder if 'ole Jacques Villeneuve is scheduled to race? He always makes these races interesting.
 
nascage said:
Ambrose is definitely the favorite. He's probably the lone Cup guy in this NNS race I'll be rooting for. If other Cup guys choose to run, that is.


Wonder if 'ole Jacques Villeneuve is scheduled to race? He always makes these races interesting.
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Yep. He'll be in the #22, pressing the 'piss people off' button tryin to win the last NASCAR race at the track named for his Dad. A bunch of guys owe him big, so Penske should bring an old car out of retirement. Then they can just scrap it in Canada and save transportation costs.
 
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