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David Stremme has one top five and three top ten finishes at Bristol Motor Speedway. “I’m looking forward to running the No. 70 at Bristol, where there’s lots of beating and banging – just great short track racing” said Stremme.

Coverage of the Food City 250 will begin Wednesday at 7:00 pm on ESPN. Practice is at 9:30 am with qualifying scheduled for 3:30 pm with both sessions broadcast on SPEED.

- ML Motorsports Press Release

Pep Boys has allegedly stopped making payments for the 2009 race, according to the lawsuit filed April 30 in Georgia Superior Court in Henry County, Ga.

The suit says the deal was worth $1.4 million for the track’s 2008 fall race and $1.6 million for the 2009 fall race. According to the complaint, Pep Boys did not make the $800,000 payment due March 1, 2009, and the track is owed $1.6 million for the 2009 race.

Although the contract states that the sponsorship is for “a fall NSCS Event,” SMI says in its complaint that Pep Boys did not object to the 2009 race being moved to Labor Day weekend before it was announced. According to the complaint, Pep Boys sent a letter saying it could terminate the contract because the track breached the agreement since the 2009 fall race is now “during the summer.” - Full Story by Bob Pockrass – SceneDaily.com