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1. Bodine, a former Nextel Cup driver, finished a full second ahead of Johnny Benson, another former Cup driver also in a Toyota.
2. Bodine, the current NCWTS championship leader, finished second to Busch at Chicagoland Speedway a year ago.
3. Bodine was a double winner on the series in 2004 with Germain-Arnold Motorsports.
4. Bodine is the 2006 series champion and has finished in the top four in points in each of the last five years. (Web site)
5. Bodine is the points leader in the Camping World Truck Series with six top-five finishes in seven starts.

Wins

1. Kyle Busch (six wins), Mike Skinner (three wins) and Todd Bodine (two wins) have all won multiple races for Toyota this season. (Web site)
2. Both Bodine and Skinner have wins so far this season.
3. Despite two wins and eleven top-ten finishes, Bodine finished just 16th in points. (Web site)

Talladega

1. Bodine posted his third series win of the 2008 season (Daytona, Talladega). (Web site)
2. Bodine has scored four consecutive wins on Superspeedway's with two wins each at Daytona and Talladega. (Web site)
3. Derrike Cope runs the car from Talladega thru Homestead, Todd Bodine to run the finale at Atlanta.

Tim Fedewa

1. Mears is the third driver of the Phillips 66 Chevy this season, following Tim Fedewa and Bodine.

Third Place

1. Third place went to Tim Fedewa, while Todd Bodine and Geoff Bodine took fourth and fifth, respectively.
2. Dale Jr. exited the pits with a huge lead and then held off his teammate Michael Waltrip, who finished second and Todd Bodine in third place. (Web site)
3. Bodine also earned a third place finish late in the year at Martinsville Speedway.

Back

1. Up front, Skinner and Bodine were exchanging the race lead back and forth.
2. Earnhardt took the lead on lap 11 and he and Bodine swapped it back and forth for most of the race. (Web site)
3. So Bodine parted ways with the team and went back to Fiddleback Racing, where he would drive in 2005.

Sauter

1. Busch and Bodine battled for the win as Hornaday and Sauter fought for third.
2. Among lead lap trucks, only Sauter and series championship leader Todd Bodine made stops under that caution, dropping them outside the top ten.
3. Sauter remained in third place in the standings, 300 points behind Bodine.

Caution

1. After five laps of caution, the race restarted, and with 32 laps to go, Hornaday went high on the backstretch to recapture the lead from Bodine.
2. During a caution the pace car picked up the wrong leader, which gave Bodine a lap lead. (Web site)
3. Because of the error on the previous caution, Bodine would restart in 15th place.

Green Flag

1. David Reutimann is third overall, but 183 points behind Bodine and will be eliminated as soon as the green flag drops to start the race.
2. A car driven by Geoff Bodine was what started the most successful multi-car team to ever take a green flag. (Web site)
3. GREEN Flag, 3 to go, Bodine and Musgrave bring the single file lane of trucks to the starter.

Fifth

1. His fifth victory of the season allowed Benson to keep points leader Todd Bodine in sight with one race to go before the championship is decided. (Web site)
2. On Lap 56, Hornaday lead by 0.718 seconds over Bodine in second and Sauter has worked his way back to fifth. (Web site)
3. Todd Bodine (third), Terry Cook (fourth) and Mike Skinner (fifth) also scored top-five finishes.

Top-Five

1. Peters (fourth) and Bodine (fifth) also earned top-five finishes for Toyota.
2. Bodine enters the sixth race of the 2008 season sitting third in Truck Series points with one win, two top-five and three top-ten finishes.
3. Aric Almirola (third), Steve Wallace (fourth) and Todd Bodine (fifth) also posted top-five finishes for Toyota at the 1.5-mile Georgia oval.

Martin

1. Martin, who dominated this race, tookthe checkered flag, 0.149 of a second ahead of Bodine.
2. Bodine was third, behind Martin and ahead of Rusty Wallace in fourth and Bobby Allison in fifth.
3. With 44 laps to go, Bodine passed Martin for the lead, but again Martin refused to run in second place and retook the lead half a lap later.

Martinsville

1. Bodine has three top fives and three top 10s and only one DNF this season after his truck overheated at Martinsville.
2. Bodine would make his Busch Series debut in 1986, for Pistone Racing at Martinsville.
3. Bodine also made 4 modified starts in 1986, winning two, both of which were NASCAR Modified National Championship events held at Martinsville. (Web site)

Tires

1. But on a caution with 70 laps to go, Bodine and Musgrave had a communications problem with their pits and failed to come in for fuel or tires.
2. It could have stayed at four had Bodine stopped for fuel and tires during a series of green-flag stops midway through the race.
3. When Bodine was in the pit for the tires, he also got other adjustments on what had been an ill-handling truck.

Restart

1. After a restart on Lap 80 of the 150-lap race, Busch and Bodine raced side by side for the lead in Turn 3 when Busch charged around on the outside lane.
2. Busch argued Bodine, who was in front of him, eased up on the restart, blocking Busch's momentum and allowing Almirola to break free. (Web site)
3. Busch went truck racing on an off weekend for the Sprint Cup series, holding off Todd Bodine on a restart with seven laps to go and cruising to a victory.

Hendrick

1. Hendrick visited a Cup Series victory lane for the first time on April 29, 1984, at Martinsville Speedway with Bodine as his driver.
2. It helped that Bodine won twice more before the season was finished, and Hendrick was on his way.
3. Referred by Hyde, Bodine visited Hendrick at his City Chevrolet dealership in Charlotte, N.C., to discuss the position.

Geoff

1. Bodine was in North Carolina, working on his late model stock car, when Geoff Bodine won the 1986 Daytona 500.
2. Winning that race got us a sponsor, so Geoff Bodine gets a lot of credit for keeping us going.
3. His car was raced for most of the 1993 season until the team was sold to Geoff Bodine.

Aric Almirola

1. Bodine currently leads in the standings by just two points over Aric Almirola.
2. Todd Bodine went on to take the checkered flag for the second time this season, followed by Austin Dillon, Aric Almirola, Timothy Peters and Johnny Sauter.
3. Todd Bodine moved to second in points, just 22 points out, with Aric Almirola now in third, 30 points out.

Two-Point

1. Fast facts: Bodine, winless in 24 races, has a two-point lead over Aric Almirola in the season standings.
2. Bodine, who holds a two-point lead in the standings over Aric Almirola, has rolled up a Texas-record five wins in his eight top fives in 11 starts at TMS.
3. Bodine jumped past Aric Almirola, who finished seventh, to take a two-point lead in the series standings.

Year

1. Bodine finished second - again, the same as the two had finished in this race the year before. (Web site)
2. Bodine has visited Victory Lane at AMS, the same year he won the series championship in 2006.
3. Bodine held on for third in a Toyota, making it 1-2-3 in his first three truck races of the year. (Web site)

Fourth Place

1. The car did not run again until 2008, when Bodine drove to a fourth place finish. (Web site)
2. Benson, fourth place in the standings, closed to within 207 points of leader Bodine.
3. It was #61 and driven to a fourth place finish by Todd Bodine.

Kyle Busch

1. The race saw three leaders at the line in the last three laps: Kyle Busch, rookie Colin Braun and Bodine, who ultimately held off Ron Hornaday Jr. (Web site)
2. Bodine, Benson and Kyle Busch are tied atop the Truck Series standings after one race.
3. Last race: Aric Almirola raced to his second victory of the year, holding off Todd Bodine and Kyle Busch on June 12 at Michigan International Speedway.

Lap 125

1. On Lap 125, both Bodine and Braun just took tires and stay out. (Web site)

Johnny Sauter

1. Johnny Sauter finished third behind Busch and Bodine, while Ron Hornaday Jr., and Justin Lofton took spots four and five.
2. Johnny Sauter finished second and was followed by Buescher, series points leader Todd Bodine and Matt Crafton.
3. Austin Dillon went on to win his second race of the 2010 season followed by Johnny Sauter, James Buescher, Todd Bodine and Matt Crafton.

Chad Chaffin

1. Bodine left for Fiddleback Racing in 2005, and was replaced by Chad Chaffin. (Web site)
2. This also opened the door from many other drivers; Todd Bodine, Jack Sprague, Rob Huffman, Chad Chaffin all got experience from the Sportsman series.

Mark Martin

1. Bodine entered the race tied with Brendan Gaughan, Kevin Harvick and Mark Martin with four victories at the 1 ½-mile quadoval.
2. Todd Bodine and Mark Martin lead all competitors with three wins this season.
3. Last season, Mark Martin raced to victory, as he crossed the finish line under caution ahead of Todd Bodine for his second career Truck Series victory.

Defending Race Winner

1. Matt Crafton qualified third, followed by Johnny Sauter, the defending race winner, and Todd Bodine, the current points leader.
2. Geoff Bodine and Vandergriff were eliminated in the first round while defending race winner Said and Coughlin failed to advance past the second round. (Web site)

Harvick

1. Harvick finally tried to make a move around Bodine for second with 100 laps remaining, but T.J. Bell spun to bring out a caution flag.
2. Skinner was expertly moving through lapped traffic and after 140 laps had expanded his lead to more than three seconds over Bodine and Harvick.
3. On lap 175, Harvick took the second spot away from Todd Bodine, where he continued to run for the next 66 laps as he chipped away at Busch’s lead.

Qualifying Lap

1. So Bodine needed at least one qualifying lap to make the field for Thursday's Twin 125-Mile Qualifying Races.
2. It is only the second career pole for Bodine, who had a qualifying lap of 181.763 mph in his Toyota.
3. The fastest guy to turn a qualifying lap in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series at Atlanta Motor Speedway is Geoff Bodine. (Web site)

Top Five

1. Series leader Mike Skinner, who led the first 102 laps, was third with David Starr and Todd Bodine rounding out the top five.
2. Austin Dillon claimed his second victory of the season, followed by Johnny Sauter, James Buescher, Todd Bodine and Matt Crafton rounding out the top five.
3. Rusty Wallace finished second,.19 seconds behind, while Brett Bodine, Kyle Petty and Kulwicki rounded out the top five.

Loop Data

1. Since the inception of Loop Data in 2005, Bodine has won three times in five races.
2. Also hear Brett Bodine explain the difficulties in setting up a car for Phoenix and who the loop data says you should start in your fantasy league. (Web site)

Bobsled Team

1. Bodine has spent the past several weeks at the Winter Olympics, overseeing the fortunes of his Bo-Dyn bobsleds and the Gold Medal U.S. Bobsled team.
2. In addition to the gold medal won by the US Bobsled team, it's impossible to mention Todd Bodine and Atlanta Motor Speedway and not think of victory lane. (Web site)
3. Krista Voda will start the telecast with The Setup pre-race show at 1:30PM ET. Voda will have Geoff Bodine and the gold medal Olympic Bobsled team as guests.

Pole

1. Bodine is third in the standings with one win and one pole this season.
2. Bodine started from the pole and was running third when his truck suddenly slowed on lap 36. (Web site)
3. Bodine, who started on the pole, led for thefirst 14 laps, until Martin took the lead for the next 17 laps.

Second Career

1. Geoff Bodine beat Darrell Waltrip for his second career win in the last Winston Cup race at the track. (Web site)

Primary Sponsor

1. Bodine moved into second, but couldn't catch Busch, who collected his second win of the season despite not having a primary sponsor for the No. (Web site)
2. Lumber Liquidators signed on as a primary sponsor for Germain Racing's Todd Bodine on March 15, 2006.
3. Lumber Liquidators became the team's new primary sponsor in 2006, and Bodine and crew would take home 3 victories along with the Truck championship. (Web site)

Copart

1. Germain Racing and Todd Bodine have announced that Copart.com has added two races to their six race deal. (Web site)

Pit Road

1. On Lap 105, Bodine comes back to pit road for tires and adjustments. (Web site)
2. But Darnell lost the lead coming off pit road - Bodine simply drove by him - then lost any chance he had of winning a few seconds later. (Web site)
3. Bodine tapped Starr from behind after the race, then pulled next to him and tempers flared on pit road. (Web site)

Lap 103

1. On Lap 103, Bodine would come to pit road for his first of two stops and takes fuel on his first stop. (Web site)
2. The cars touched in Turn 2 on lap 103, and when they got to the front stretch later during that lap, Waltrip pulled down and slammed into Bodine.
3. Bodine had made his last stop for fuel on lap 103.

Texas

1. In Texas, Bodine started 22nd and began working his way through the field when the race began. (Web site)
2. One year ago, Bodine capitalized on a late-race pit strategy to win at Texas.
3. Bodine also has a victory at Texas this season and is fourth in the points, but he isn't happy with the team's consistency.

First Repeat Winner

1. Last season, Bodine became the first repeat winner in the series at Homestead when he closed out 2008 in Victory Lane.
2. Bodine became the first repeat winner in 10 races at Daytona International Speedway.
3. Last year, Todd Bodine became the first repeat winner in 10 truck races at Daytona.

Track

1. Bodine currently has three victories at the 1.5-mile track, one short of the series record for wins at one track. (Web site)
2. Making others cry at track: "The Onion," as Bodine has been nicknamed, made his Busch Series debut in 1986, for Pistone Racing at Martinsville.
3. But suddenly, a hole opened to the outside of Bodine, who was hugging the yellow line at the bottom of the track.

Low Side

1. On Lap 126, Busch would battle on the high side with Bodine on the low side for the lead. (Web site)
2. Bodine nearly lost control, sliding sideways and banging off Peters at the top of the banking, while Martin and Reid also bumped on the low side. (Web site)
3. On Lap 35 restart, Bodine passes on the low side of Braun and takes the lead. (Web site)

Sleds

1. According to Bodine, "The sleds my colleagues will be driving will look exactly like our Bodine-designed sleds on the FIBT World Cup tour. (Web site)
2. He contacted good friend Bob Cuneo of Chassis Dynamics to design the new sleds, hence the name Bo for Bodine and Dyn for Chassis Dynamics.
3. Even Geoff Bodine, the former Daytona 500 winner who helped build the U.S. sleds, envisioned a gold medal.

Lap 67

1. When the third caution of the day was thrown on lap 67, Liberati once again made the call for Bodine to enter the pits for four fresh tires. (Web site)
2. On Lap 67, Colin Braun would move to the outside line, would pass Todd Bodine for the lead and drop back to the bottom line. (Web site)

Chemung

1. Bodine, of Chemung, NY, will race against his brother Geoff Bodine for the first time in nearly six years.
2. Todd Bodine (born February 27, 1964 in Chemung, New York) is a stock car racer.

Ncts

1. Bodine currently sits third in the points for the NCTS Championship with one win and three top 5s in four starts. (Web site)
2. Todd Bodine (350 points) sits second in the NCTS championship standings, just 30 points behind first-place Mark Martin. (Web site)
3. NO OFF WEEKEND: Todd Bodine will forego a weekend off from racing in the NCTS to compete in the Busch race at Kansas.

Tundra Drivers

1. Tundra drivers following Bodine to the finish line were Mike Skinner (sixth) and Brandon Whitt (ninth).
2. Tundra drivers following Bodine and Benson to the finish line were Jack Sprague (fourth), Brandon Whitt (eighth) and Joey Miller (10th). (Web site)
3. Along with Bodine, who led 71 laps, three other Tundra drivers led the field at Texas -- Bill Lester (No. (Web site)

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