#Richmond times dispatch obituaries 2003 driver#
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Obituary records from the state go all the way back to the 18th century, and you may even be able to find some from before America was even a twinkle in the founding fathers' eyes.īefore you begin your search for the obituary, you will need to figure out what information you have and what information you still need.

#Richmond times dispatch obituaries 2003 archive#

The access to information and the established archive is incredible, and it extends to the obituaries that were often published to announce a death to the local community. There are property records that exist for the former colony that date back to when it was under British control. The wealth of information is invaluable and it provides a comprehensive look at the institutional makeup of Virginia since before the American Revolution. This means that records of births, deaths, property sales, marriages, legislature and more may reach much farther back than a lot of other locations in the country. Almost got to the outside, and then in Turn 4, almost got to the outside again, and then in Turn 1, I was like ‘I’m just going to ship it in there and try to get to the outside one more time’ and I just carried way too much speed and locked up the left front tires.Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin WyomingĪs one of the original 13 colonies, Virginia's history spans much more of American history than the majority of our 50 states. “I had to recover too much ground from what I lost on the frontstretch. He finished 0.549 seconds behind Buescher, with Busch winding up 0.817 off the winning pace. Hamlin’s bid for the victory ended on the second lap of the final sprint when he drove in too deep in the first turn and slid up the track. When the green flag was shown again, Buescher used the inside line to pull away for his third career victory. The race was slowed just three times by caution flags, the last sending the leaders to pit road for four tires with eight laps to go. We have a good points gap, but we want wins and this is where we need to be.” We need to get both cars locked in the playoffs. It’s nice to have one car locked in the playoffs. “It sure beats not having any at all, but we want to keep going.

“One win is good, but you get three or four or five and then you feel a lot better,” said Keselowski. Keselowski, despite being winless this season, is currently in a playoff position based on points. Kyle Busch was third in a Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing, followed by the Fords of Joey Logano from Team Penske and Ryan Preece of Stewart-Haas Racing. Hamlin, the winner last week at Pocono, finished second in a Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing. That leaves four playoff spots up for grabs over the next month.

#Richmond times dispatch obituaries 2003 driver#

Buescher became the 13th race winner this year, but one winner, Shane Van Gisbergen, is ineligible for the playoffs because he’s not a full-time driver in the Cup Series. Keselowski, now a part owner of the team, led 102 laps on the 0.75-mile oval but finished sixth.īuescher started 26th and had to drive through the field for the win that locked him into the 16-driver playoff field with four races remaining in the regular season. He and RFK Racing teammate Brad Keselowski led a combined 190 of the 400 laps. “I knew that last restart was going to be tough, but I knew we had the speed in this thing,” Buescher said.

#Richmond times dispatch obituaries 2003 series#

That erased his sizable lead over local favorite Denny Hamlin, who was booed by his hometown crowd in prerace introductions.īut Hamlin got a poor final restart and Buescher easily pulled away for his first Cup Series win of the season, and third of his career. He was ahead by nearly six seconds when a caution came out with under 10 laps to go.