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Budweiser Shootout Race Report

Martin Truex Jr. finished 19th in Saturday night’s 75-lap Budweiser Shootout at Daytona. The Michael Waltrip Racing driver raced with the leaders throughout the evening leading three times for seven laps. It appeared the NAPA Toyota would battle for victory, but the night ended on lap 54 in a multi-car crash. Truex raced in third when the second and third place cars of Joey Logano and Marcos Ambrose spun in front of him collecting the No. 56 and several others in the accident. Truex started on the pole and finished 14th in the 25-lap first segment. The NAPA team now concentrates on qualifying and racing the Feb. 26 Daytona 500. 
 
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Martin's "Jersey Shoreman"
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The Outer Banks- Part 2
Hey guys! I've been down here on the Outer Banks of North Carolina fishing with my good buddies on the Canyon Runner doing charters for blue fin tuna. The fishing has been incredibly good. The average-sized fish we've been reeling in is between 200-300 lbs and 70-80 inches.

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