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Ken Schrader completed his cross-country NASCAR Sprint Cup/ARCA double Monday, racing in the Southern Illinois 100 less than 15 hours after completing his weekend Cup duties.
After finishing 41st in Sunday's Pepsi 500 at Auto Club Speedway, a race that ended around midnight Eastern time, Schrader flew to Illinois for the race on the dirt track at the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds. He went on to finish third in the afternoon race, which was won by Frank Kimmel.
“[It was a] good effort,” Schrader said. “Basically there were two cars I was racing all day. This is the best racing I’ve seen here at DuQuoin, and it seems to just keep getting better every year.”
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Sep 2, 2008 at 3:26 PMI have always like Schrader he is a real driver. He has to be one of the best there has been. Some of these teams that are having trouble should have kenny to help them out not always Skinner. Don't get me wrong i like Skinner and he should did help AJ, but kenny could do the same thing for these teams. Its always good to see him in a cup car. You can't beat a veteren
Carol said:
Sep 2, 2008 at 5:56 PMAmen to the comment above...plus the guy is such a likeable gentleman; we just don't get to see enough of him these days.