Jimmy Means Racing

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Jimmy Means Racing
Aaron's 312 (Atlanta)
Latest raceCup Series:
2012 Quaker State 400 (Kentucky)
Xfinity Series:
2022 Drive for the Cure 250 (Charlotte)
Races competed923
Drivers' Championships0
Race victories0
Pole positions0

Jimmy Means Racing is an American professional

Winston Cup
team known as Means Racing.

History

Cup Series

After 44 starts driving for Bill Gray (and one for Rod Osterlund), Means made his debut as an owner in 1978 when he fielded the No. 52 Chevrolet. He had two top-tens and finished sixteenth in points. He expanded to a multi-car team briefly, fielding the No. 25 for Charlie Chamblee at Nashville, the No. 53 for Cecil Gordon at North Wilkesboro Speedway, and the No. 50 for Baxter Price at Texas World Speedway. His best years driving his car were from 1980 to 1983, when he finished no worse than 18th in the standings and had an average finish of 20th or better in all 4 seasons.

Means at Pocono in 1985

While remaining the primary driver of his car, in 1983, he stepped aside for

Craftsman Truck Series champ Mike Skinner. He also fielded occasional second entries for other drivers, including John McFadden, Mike Potter, and Brad Teague
.

Means secured new sponsorship from

NASCAR SuperTruck Series to sponsor Ron Hornaday Jr. and therefore did not return to sponsor Means Racing. The team picked up some sponsorship from Advance Communications/Race Page, but failed to qualify in all of their attempts with Bradberry, Teague, and Randy MacDonald
sharing the car. The team attempted every race to start the year but then scaled back to part-time after the numerous DNQs, only running at the fall Darlington race with Teague, but again failing to make the field. The team closed down in 1996.

In 2012, the team announced that they would be returning to the Cup Series for the first time since 1995, fielding the No. 52 Toyota part-time for Scott Speed and

Brian Keselowski Motorsports
.

Xfinity Series

Car No. 52 history

In 2001, Means Racing returned to NASCAR in the

Busch Series with a partnership with Moy Racing. They began the season with Jason Rudd, who ran the first race for the team, and Brad Teague, who ran five races total for them that season, his best finish a 38th at Watkins Glen International. Gaylord also returned to run two races, both resulting in 42nd-place finishes. Kertus Davis, Ricky Sanders and Andy Kirby also drove for the team that year. In 2002, Teague drove eleven races for the team, his best finish 38th at Nazareth Speedway. Jimmy Kitchens, Phil Bonifield and Eric Jones drove part-time as well for the team that year. Teague made 11 starts for Means in 2003, with Donnie Neuenberger
running an additional two races.

In 2004,

Dover 200, Neuenberger flipped over the Plan B Technologies Ford Taurus
on Lap 2. He was uninjured, but as that was the team's only car, the team did not run again for a year.

The No. 52 returned for the 2007

Ian Henderson had driven throughout the season, with Scott Gaylord driving at Montreal, Phoenix, and Watkins Glen. Chris Lawson
attempted but did not qualify at Memphis. Neuenberger drove four races with Royal Farms' sponsorship.

Derrike Cope was the team's driver for the first part of 2008 season. At the Diamond Hill Plywood 200 at Darlington, Cope was replaced by Brad Teague. Teague finished 22nd, 4 laps down. Teague mostly drove the car in 2008, but Neuenberger sometimes raced with Lepage, Scott Gaylord, Tony Raines and Boris Said occasionally drove. The 2009 season in the nationwide series was up and down for Means racing, with very many drivers. They were a "start and park" operation and missed several races.

Tim Schendel at Road America in 2011
Ryan Ellis at Road America in 2012

For 2011, they returned to the Nationwide Series full-time in the No. 52 Chevy. Target Your Market Promotions and My 3 Sons Vending sponsored the team numerous times and continued to do so, off and on throughout the year. After Bobby Santos III took a hard hit during practice for the season opener in Daytona, Dale Earnhardt Jr. gave the team the No. 88 backup car, on the condition that Means Racing would run the whole race with the car, and not Start and Park. Means Racing did run the whole race, they would end up finishing 17th. Since Daytona, the team has run with several other drivers, including Daryl Harr, Tim Schendel, and Tony Raines.

For 2012, the team ran Daytona with driver former Cup driver Reed Sorenson,[2] and then switched between drivers Tim Schendel, Kevin Lepage, Joey Gase, Justin Jennings and Ryan Ellis for one race. The team achieved a spot in the top-30, locking them into the first five races. The team's best finish was a 19th at Kansas with Gase.

In 2013, the No. 52 team mainly used driver Gase, for 18 total races.[3] Means also used Donnie Neuenberger, Lepage, Schendel and Ellis each for one race. The year's best finish was also 19th, but this time at Talladega with driver Neuenberger. Toyotas were driven for 7 of the 22 races with Chevrolet cars used the other races.

Joey Gase at Road America in 2014
Gase at Richmond in April 2016

In 2014, Gase again served as the team's primary driver with a high finish of 11th at Talladega. Sponsors included Donate Life, DB Sales Company, and ASC.

In 2015, the team returned with Gase. At Talladega, Gase earned his first top 5 finish by finishing 5th and earned the team their first top 5 finish.

In 2016, they returned with Gase. At Talladega, Gase was involved in a hard crash with Chris Cockrum. He collected a best finish of 19th at Daytona (June). He finished again 21st in the standings.

In 2017, Gase started on a high note a 7th-place finish at Daytona.

David Starr at Daytona in February 2019
Starr at Road America in 2019

In 2018, Gase left JMR and moved to the Go Green/SS-Green Light Racing No. 35 car. The team would sign David Starr to replace him for the full season. He started the season with a 17th-place finish in the season-opener at Daytona. Starr continued to drive for the team in 2019.

Starr left for JD Motorsports in 2020 and was replaced by Kody Vanderwal, who ran all but the first three races of the season, which were run by J. J. Yeley.[4] Due to the team needing more sponsorship, which Vanderwal did not bring to the team, he did not return in 2021.[5]

In 2021 NASCAR Xfinity Series,

Watkins Glen.[16] Japanese driver Akinori Ogata drove for the team at Richmond.[17] At Vegas, JMR lent their owner points to Rick Ware Racing so they could field a second car for Carson Ware
.

In 2022, Harrison Rhodes drove the No. 52 at Daytona, as well as the three west coast races at Auto Club, Las Vegas and Phoenix.[18] The team ended up skipping the west coast swing due to a lack of sponsorship but returned at Atlanta. Gar Robinson would drive the No. 52 at Circuit of the Americas, but did not qualify. Rhodes returned for the races at Richmond, where he did not qualify, and Martinsville, which they did not qualify as well. Means' 52 team did not attempt a race until they had subsequent sponsorship. The team returned at Bristol with Brennan Poole, but they did not qualify by just 0.023 seconds. Poole returned again at Charlotte Roval, but once again, they did not qualify.

Car No. 52 results

NASCAR Xfinity Series results
Year Driver No. Make 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Owners Pts
2001 Jason Rudd 52 Ford
DAY
CAR

40
RCH

31
N/A N/A
Scott Gaylord
LVS

42
PPR

42
Brad Teague
ATL

43
DAR

40
BRI

32
TEX
NSH
TAL
CAL
RCH
NHA
GLN

38
CHI
DOV

41
KAN
CLT
CAR

42
HOM
Kertus Davis
NZH

35
CLT
DOV

42
KEN
MLW

40
Eric Jones
GTY

39
Mike Potter IRP
41
MCH
BRI
Ricky Sanders
DAR

41
Andy Kirby
MEM

41
PHO
2002 Brad Teague
DAY
CAR

41
LVS
DAR

42
BRI

43
TEX
TAL
42
RCH

42
NHA

40
NZH

38
CLT
DAY

43
CHI
GTY
PPR

42
DAR

42
RCH
PHO

43
N/A N/A
Jimmy Kitchens
NSH

42
NSH

42
KEN
Scott Gaylord
CAL

40
Phil Bonifield
DOV

43
MLW

42
IRP
43
MCH
BRI
Donnie Neuenberger
DOV

DNQ
Ryck Sanders
KAN

DNQ
Cam Strader
CLT

DNQ
MEM
ATL
CAR

DNQ
HOM
2003 Brad Teague
DAY

DNQ
TAL

33
CAL

DNQ
RCH
DAY

42
NHA

39
IRP
40
DAR

QL
RCH

41
KAN

41
CLT

DNQ
MEM

37
ATL
CAR
DNQ
HOM
N/A N/A
Mike Potter
CAR

42
DAR

41
BRI

41
NSH

43
GTY

40
NZH
38
CLT
DOV

43
NSH

41
KEN

DNQ
MLW
CHI

36
MCH

DNQ
BRI
DAR

43
Wayne Jacks
LVS

DNQ
Donnie Neuenberger
TEX

41
DOV

36
Ryck Sanders
PPR

39
Bruce Bechtel
PHO

42
2004
DAY
CAR
LVS

DNQ
TEX

DNQ
NSH
TAL
CAL
GTY
RCH
PPR

34
MEM

DNQ
ATL
N/A N/A
Brad Teague
DAR

42
BRI

26
NSH
42
KEN

DNQ
MLW

36
DAY
CHI
NHA

40
IRP
DNQ
MCH
BRI

DNQ
CAL
RCH

40
DOV

40
KAN

DNQ
CLT

DNQ
PHO

DNQ
DAR

43
HOM
Jason Rudd NZH
42
CLT
DOV
2005 Shane Hall
DAY

DNQ
CAL

DNQ
LVS

DNQ
N/A N/A
Scott Gaylord
MXC

QL
Jimmy Morales
MXC

20
Stan Boyd
ATL

DNQ
Eric McClure
NSH

41
TEX

30
PHO

38
DAR

DNQ
RCH

DNQ
CLT

DNQ
NSH
31
MLW

34
CHI

DNQ
NHA

DNQ
PPR
40
GTY

DNQ
MCH

DNQ
CAL

39
RCH
Brad Teague
BRI

DNQ
KEN

DNQ
BRI

DNQ
Donnie Neuenberger
TAL

DNQ
DOV

39
DAY

DNQ
DOV

43
KAN
CLT
MEM
TEX
PHO
HOM
D. J. Hoelzle IRP
31
Scott Turner
GLN

DNQ
2007 Brad Teague 52 Ford
DAY

DNQ
CAL
MXC
LVS
ATL
BRI

40
NSH

39
NSH
42
GTY

40
IRP
42
CAL

40
RCH
N/A N/A
Kevin Lepage
TEX

42
PHO

39
RCH

42
DAR

DNQ
CLT
Donnie Neuenberger
TAL

38
DOV

39
DAY

41
CHI
DOV

25
KAN
CLT
Jamie Mosley
KEN

40
Ian Henderson MLW
37
NHA

DNQ
Scott Gaylord CGV
39
GLN

40
MCH
BRI
Chris Lawson
MEM

DNQ
TEX
PHO
HOM
2008 Donnie Neuenberger Chevy
DAY

DNQ
TAL

14
DAY

34
MCH

31
TEX

38
N/A N/A
Ford
DOV

34
Dodge
DOV

43
Derrike Cope Chevy
CAL

36
LVS

32
ATL

37
BRI

36
NSH

40
TEX

37
PHO

35
RCH

33
Scott Gaylord Ford MXC
42
CGV
29
Chevy
CAL

40
KAN
29
PHO

39
Brad Teague
DAR

22
CLT

28
NSH
27
KEN

27
MLW

30
NHA

28
CHI

QL¤
GTY

23
IRP
29
BRI

32
RCH

32
HOM

40
Ford MEM
36
Kevin Lepage Chevy
CHI

34
Boris Said Ford
GLN

27
Tony Raines Chevy
RCH

QL±
CLT

26
2009 Donnie Neuenberger
DAY

36
TAL

28
DAY

42
CHI
N/A N/A
Scott Gaylord
CAL

32
LVS

36
GLN

DNQ
Trevor Bayne
BRI

23
Kevin Lepage
TEX

33
CLT

DNQ
DOV

35
NSH
34
KEN

DNQ
MLW
DNQ
NHA

39
Ford
DAR

35
Brad Teague Chevy
NSH

DNQ
GTY

DNQ
BRI

34
DOV

32
MEM
DNQ
TEX
Kevin Hamlin
PHO

41
KAN
DNQ
CAL
CLT
Ford
RCH

DNQ
Chris Lawson Chevy IRP
36
RCH

DNQ
PHO

DNQ
HOM
Jack Smith
IOW
DNQ
Mike Wallace
MCH

34
Tony Ave CGV
39
ATL

DNQ
2010 Donnie Neuenberger
DAY

Wth
CAL
LVS
TAL

38
RCH
DAR
DOV

DNQ
N/A N/A
Chris Lawson Ford
BRI

DNQ
Chevy NSH
40
NHA

DNQ
DAY
CHI
GTY

DNQ
IRP
41
BRI

DNQ
CGV
Tim Schendel
NSH

DNQ
PHO
TEX
IOW
40
GTY
DNQ
Kevin Hamlin
DOV

41
CLT
Kenny Hendrick
KEN

DNQ
ROA
Joey Scarallo
GLN

38
MCH
Kevin Lepage
ATL

40
RCH
KAN
40
CAL

38
CLT
TEX

42
PHO

DNQ
HOM

41
2011 Bobby Santos III
DAY

17
31st 492
Daryl Harr
PHO

39
LVS

35
IOW

24
Tim Schendel
BRI

36
TEX

35
NSH

35
ROA

25
IRP
24
IOW
27
Tony Raines
CAL

26
MCH

42
Danny Efland
TAL

21
Kevin Lepage
RCH

34
DAR

21
DOV

38
CLT

33
CHI

28
DAY

33
KEN

29
NHA

24
NSH
28
BRI

31
ATL

30
RCH

23
DOV

27
KAN
28
CLT

27
PHO

20
HOM

35
Dan Clarke
GLN

39
Louis-Philippe Dumoulin CGV
28
Blake Koch Dodge
CHI

27
Jamie Dick Chevy
TEX

31
2012 Reed Sorenson
DAY

34
33rd 338
Tim Schendel
PHO

30
LVS

29
BRI

37
CAL

29
TEX

27
MCH

35
CHI

33
IND

28
Kevin Lepage
RCH

27
TAL

43
DAR

35
KEN

36
Joey Gase
IOW

33
CLT

25
DOV

26
DAY

37
NHA

27
BRI

31
ATL

43
RCH

DNQ
CHI

35
KEN

35
CLT

DNQ
KAN
19
TEX

31
PHO

DNQ
HOM

32
Ryan Ellis
ROA

39
GLN

DNQ
CGV
DNQ
Justin Jennings IOW
26
DOV

32
2013 Joey Gase Toyota DAY
DNQ
CAL

40
DOV

34
MCH

27
ROA

Wth
CHI

40
CHI

35
CLT

DNQ
TEX

30
37th 262
Chevy
PHO

30
LVS

33
BRI

Wth
TEX

DNQ
KEN

32
DAY

36
NHA

33
IND

DNQ
IOW
26
GLN

33
BRI

DNQ
ATL

31
RCH

32
KEN

31
DOV

29
KAN
DNQ
PHO

29
HOM
Derek Thorn Toyota
RCH

DNQ
Donnie Neuenberger Chevy
TAL

19
Kevin Lepage Toyota
DAR

35
CLT
Tim Schendel Chevy
IOW

33
Ryan Ellis
MOH

38
2014 Joey Gase
DAY

32
PHO

24
BRI

29
CAL

26
TEX

26
DAR

26
RCH
31
TAL

11
IOW

27
DOV

23
MCH

27
ROA

30
KEN

32
DAY

37
NHA

29
CHI

31
IND

31
IOW
24
GLN

36
MOH

27
BRI
32
ATL

30
RCH

28
CHI

35
KEN
28
DOV

27
KAN
32
CLT

26
TEX

37
PHO

28
HOM

39
30th 482
Toyota
LVS

36
CLT

34
2015 Chevy
DAY

32
ATL

30
LVS

27
PHO

31
CAL

30
TEX

31
BRI

25
RCH
26
TAL

5
IOW

27
CLT

32
DOV

29
MCH

27
CHI
31
DAY

30
KEN

25
NHA

28
IND

26
IOW
34
GLN

31
MOH

26
BRI
27
ROA
29
DAR

30
RCH

27
CHI

28
KEN
21
DOV

24
CLT

27
KAN
28
TEX

26
PHO

25
HOM

32
29th 545
2016
DAY

32
ATL

32
LVS

28
PHO

33
CAL

28
TEX

27
BRI

31
RCH
26
TAL

38
DOV

23
CLT

36
POC

23
MCH

25
IOW

25
DAY

19
KEN

27
NHA

25
IND

28
IOW
24
GLN

32
MOH

28
BRI
22
ROA
22
DAR

24
RCH

27
CHI

26
KEN
31
DOV

27
CLT

32
KAN
23
TEX

31
PHO

24
HOM

37
27th 437
2017
DAY

7
ATL

31
LVS

30
PHO

35
CAL

28
TEX

26
BRI

28
RCH
20
TAL

16
CLT

23
DOV

36
POC

32
MCH

25
IOW

18
DAY

10
KEN

33
NHA

25
IND

30
IOW
24
GLN

29
MOH

21
BRI
27
ROA

32
DAR

28
RCH

36
CHI

27
KEN
30
DOV

28
CLT

31
KAN
30
TEX

27
PHO

33
HOM

29
30th 336
2018 David Starr
DAY

17
ATL

28
LVS

35
PHO

39
CAL

26
TEX

21
BRI

24
RCH
35
TAL

32
DOV

26
CLT

20
POC

20
MCH

33
IOW

24
CHI

23
DAY

35
KEN
23
NHA

28
IOW
19
GLN

33
MOH

21
BRI
21
ROA
36
DAR
36
IND
18
LVS

32
RCH
20
CLT

27
DOV

24
KAN
17
TEX

24
PHO

27
HOM

28
28th 352
2019 DAY
20
ATL
27
LVS
19
PHO
27
CAL
21
TEX
20
BRI
25
RCH
29
TAL
14
DOV
28
CLT
22
POC
24
MCH
25
IOW
34
CHI
36
DAY
32
KEN
21
NHA
26
IOW
31
GLN
29
MOH
33
BRI
24
ROA
17
DAR
27
IND
37
LVS
26
RCH
25
CLT
34
DOV
21
KAN
23
TEX
33
PHO
25
HOM
23
31st 364
2020 J. J. Yeley DAY
12
LVS
22
CAL
25
35th 315
Kody Vanderwal
PHO

29
DAR

32
CLT

35
BRI

21
ATL

37
HOM

37
HOM

33
TAL

31
POC

19
IND
28
KEN

25
KEN
29
TEX

32
KAN

27
ROA

27
DAY

23
DOV

31
DOV
27
DAY
34
DAR

29
RCH
28
RCH

29
BRI
29
LVS

31
TAL

28
CLT

20
KAN
26
TEX

21
MAR

29
PHO

22
2021 Gray Gaulding DAY
34
DAY
21
HOM
28
LVS
27
PHO
27
ATL
36
MAR
21
TAL
34
DAR
38
DOV
31
COA
27
CLT
DNQ
MOH
17
TEX
38
NSH
DNQ
ROA
DNQ
ATL
35
IND
DNQ
MCH
27
DAR
40
BRI
18
39th 200
Joey Gase POC
36
TEX
30
KAN
40
PHO
DNQ
Ford TAL
15
Spencer Boyd Chevy NHA
33
DAY
38
CLT
31
MAR
30
Dave Smith GLN
33
Akinori Ogata RCH
34
Carson Ware Toyota LVS
31
2022 Harrison Rhodes Chevy DAY
DNQ
CAL LVS PHO ATL
DNQ
RCH
DNQ
MAR
DNQ
TAL
DOV
DAR
TEX
CLT
PIR NSH
ROA
ATL
NHA
POC
IND
MCH
GLN
DAY
DAR
KAN –* –*
Gar Robinson COA
DNQ
Brennan Poole BRI
DNQ
TEX
TAL
CLT

DNQ
LVS
HOM
MAR
PHO

Car No. 53 history

In 2019, Jimmy Means Racing fielded the No. 53 car, which was fielded for Max Tullman at Mid-Ohio and Kyle Weatherman at Dover in October, which they failed to finish both. The car did not attempt any races after that year.

Car No. 53 results

NASCAR Xfinity Series results
Year Driver No. Make 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 Owners Pts
2019 Max Tullman 53 Chevy DAY ATL LVS PHO CAL TEX BRI RCH TAL DOV CLT POC MCH IOW CHI DAY KEN NHA IOW GLN MOH
38
BRI ROA DAR IND LVS RCH CLT 49th 3
Kyle Weatherman DOV
35
KAN TEX PHO HOM

Car No. 55 history

Jimmy Means Racing fielded the No. 55 car in 2008 as a backup for the 52. Brad Teague and Scott Gaylord raced for this team at Nashville and Phoenix respectively. Teague would also race this car at Dover. Chad Chaffin attempted to race at Milwaukee but didn’t qualify. Teague then attempted Bristol in 2009 with this car but did not qualify.

Car No. 55 results

NASCAR Nationwide Series
results
Year Driver No. Make 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Owners Pts
2008 Brad Teague 55 Ford
DAY
CAL
LVS
ATL
BRI
NSH

41
TEX
N/A N/A
Chevy
DOV

37
NSH
KEN
Scott Gaylord Ford
PHO

43
MXC
TAL
RCH
DAR
CLT
Chad Chaffin
MLW

DNQ
NHA
DAY
CHI
GTY
IRP CGV
GLN
MCH
BRI
CAL
RCH
DOV
KAN
CLT
MEM
TEX
PHO
HOM
2009 Brad Teague
DAY
CAL
LVS
BRI

DNQ
TEX
NSH
PHO
TAL
RCH
DAR
CLT
DOV
NSH
KEN
MLW
NHA
DAY
CHI
GTY
IRP IOW
GLN
MCH
BRI
CGV
ATL
RCH
DOV
KAN
CAL
CLT
MEM
TEX
PHO
HOM
N/A N/A

Car No. 79 history

Tim Schendel at Road America in 2014

For multiple races in 2014, Jimmy Means Racing fielded a second car, the No. 79, which was a late entry/field filler team for races to have a full 40-car field. The car is the backup car from No. 52 but renumbered. Carl Long, Tim Schendel and John Jackson all drove one race each and start and parked.

In 2015, the No. 79 returned to complete the 40-car field five times. Matt Frahm drove for two races, Ryan Ellis, Zachary Bruenger and John Jackson all drove one race each. They start and parked all of them.

In 2016, the team returned to complete the 40-car field. Josh Williams drove at Michigan.

After the No. 79 did not attempt any races in 2017, the car did return once in 2018 with Josh Reaume driving it at Kentucky.

Car No. 79 results

NASCAR Xfinity Series results
Year Driver No. Make 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 Owners Pts
2014 Carl Long 79 Toyota
DAY
PHO
LVS
BRI
CAL

38
TEX
DAR
RCH
TAL
IOW
CLT
DOV
MCH
64th 0
Tim Schendel Chevy
ROA

37
KEN
DAY
NHA
CHI
IND
IOW
GLN
John Jackson
MOH

34
BRI
ATL
RCH
CHI
KEN
DOV
KAN
CLT
TEX
PHO
HOM
2015 Matt Frahm
DAY
ATL
LVS
PHO
CAL
TEX
BRI
RCH
TAL
IOW
CLT
DOV
MCH
CHI
39
DAY
NHA

35
IND
55th 0
Ryan Ellis
KEN

39
Zachary Bruenger IOW
38
GLN
John Jackson
MOH

38
BRI ROA
DAR
RCH
CHI
KEN
DOV
CLT
KAN
TEX
PHO
HOM
2016 Josh Williams
DAY
ATL
LVS
PHO
CAL
TEX
BRI
RCH
TAL
DOV
CLT
POC
MCH

38
IOW
DAY
KEN
NHA
IND
IOW
GLN
MOH
BRI ROA
DAR
RCH
CHI
KEN
DOV
CLT
KAN
TEX
PHO
HOM
55th 0
2018 Josh Reaume 79 Chevy
DAY
ATL
LVS
PHO
CAL
TEX
BRI
RCH
TAL
DOV
CLT
POC
MCH
IOW
CHI
DAY
KEN
39
NHA
IOW
GLN
MOH
BRI ROA DAR IND
LVS
RCH
CLT
DOV
KAN
TEX
PHO
HOM
57th 1

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