(Part 1 of 12) NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series Budweiser Shootout Daytona International Speedway Daytona, Florida February 7, 2004 ***Ok yes, I have the NBS 300 mile race and Dale Jr’s triumph already uploaded, but now let’s enjoy the prelims of Speedweeks 2004. Now we kick it off with the Budweiser Shootout. 70 laps of pure speed, with that sweet intro theme that NBC/TNT used for 2004 Speedweeks. Enjoy!!!
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Kurt Busch wins the 2011 NASCAR Budweiser Shootout after a controversial finish.
2011 Nascar Sprint Cup Daytona Bud Shootout Part 1
Michael Waltrip spins and hits the wall in the 2011 NASCAR Budweiser Shootout at Daytona.
2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup Budweiser Shootout. This is a screen capture off Fox Sports of the 2009 NASCAR Budweiser Shootout at the Daytona International Speedway. Kevin Harvick was the winner. Screen capture was done off Directv using a Aiptek Go-HD (720p) Camcorder in the DV1 mode of 720×480. All video titles, graphics and final rendering to HQ .wmv9 was done using Sony Vegas Pro 8
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. The first official day of NASCAR practice also produced the first official wreck of the season and then the second one. Near the end of Thursdays first Budweiser Shootout practice session, Denny Hamlin hit Mark Martin’s car from behind. And, as it usually goes at Daytona International speedway and Talladega Superspeedway, many others were caught up in the incident. Seven cars became involved and several others were sent scattering into the infield grass. Five teams immediately brought out backup cars: those of Hamlin, Martin, Jamie McMurray, Greg Biffle and Kevin Harvick. “Probably a case of both of us anticipating something where it caused a flash,” said Martin. “I saw him look for the outside and, you know, it was practice, no reason to put the squeeze on him. “I made an effort to give him a lane. I think at the same time, he decided it wasn’t worth pushing it. So he decided to get in behind and that caused us to come together.” Less than three minutes into Thursday night’s practice session drivers Juan Pablo Montoya and Kurt Busch wrecked. Busch will use a backup car.
