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Sorenson should be OK for 400 miles
By Bob Pockrass
Sunday, June 04, 2006
DOVER, Del. - Reed Sorenson likely will not have a driver on standby for the Neighborhood Excellence 400 today at Dover International Speedway.
Sorenson had his Nextel Cup teammate Casey Mears on standby Saturday during the Busch Series race because Sorenson has a sore right side, believed to be caused by a strained muscle. Sorenson never got out of the car during the 200-lap race and should be able to go the entire distance today, a team spokesperson said.
The team is unsure when Sorenson hurt himself, and Sorenson went to see if he had a cracked rib earlier in the week. The doctors told him it was not broken.
Mentioned Drivers: Casey Mears
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