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Fogleman
Lands Third in Pro Cup Points
November 3, 2008
Jay Fogleman and the Speedco/The Works/Mac Tools/JFco Motorsports
Ford Fusion No. 4n team can celebrate their third-place finish in
the 2008 Hooters Pro Cup standings.
The Durham, N.C., veteran secured the strong points position with a
13th place finish in the Nov. 1 running of the Mark Brooks
Memorial Blacks Tire American 200 presented by Food King at
Rockingham (N.C.) Raceway. The race finish, however, wasn't what
Fogleman hoped for.
"Our strategy worked perfectly, we just had one problem - a
flat right rear," said Fogleman, who started 19th and planned
to save his equipment until the end of the race. "We rode and
rode and rode, but lost three laps there in the pits because of that
flat. Once we changed that tire we got back out behind the leader
and ran there all day. We were capable of running decent - Darin
Odle and the crew gave me a good car - but I was just biding my
time, doing everything you need to do in these long races. The tire
wear looked great, we weren't wearing any tires. We were in position
to have good tires at the end, but it didn't go my way
today."
"We had a good year," Fogleman continued. "We won a
race, and we were in position to win a couple of races and we ran in
the top five on a regular basis. We've got something to build
upon."
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Fogleman
Finds Victory Lane at SNRP
October 23, 2008
Jay Fogleman drove the Speedco/The Works/Jfco Motorsports Ford
Fusion No. 4n to victory lane in the Oct. 18 running of the Dan
Duncan Memorial Aarons 250 presented by Sound Station & Security
of Smithfield USAR Hooters Pro Cup Championship Series race at North
Carolina's Southern National Raceway Park.
"We had a good car all day,"said Fogleman, who qualified
third for the event. "Darin Odle and the crew did a great job
and gave me verything I needed."
The win - his first in the Pro Cup Series since 2003 - wasn't handed
to Fogleman, however. He pit twice to ensure he had enough fuel at
the end of the race, and that meant he had his work cut out for him.
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