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AutoWeek, December, 2004
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Personnel changes Travis Kvapil, a 28-year-old former NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion from Janesville, Wisconsin, will drive for Penske Racing South on the NASCAR Nextel Cup circuit in 2005. Kvapil takes the seat vacated by Brendan Gaughan, who drove the Cup car for one year. Gaughan, who came to Penske Racing after driving for his family's Craftsman Truck team, finished 28th in the 2004 Nextel Cup points standings.
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Gaughan has not officially announced his intentions for '05, but it is believed he will return to his family's truck team. Elsewhere, Evernham Motorsports has ...
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