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The list of top athletes who have come and gone through NASCAR is a collection of big aspirations with bank accounts that couldn’t keep up. Some never reached the track, others spent millions searching for success before finally calling it quits.

Randy Moss insists he’s different.

New England’s All-Pro receiver became the latest athlete to cross into NASCAR when he announced Thursday he has purchased 50 percent of Morgan-Dollar... // Auto Racing Daily

Troy Aikman. Terry Bradshaw. Tim Brown. Julius Erving. Jackie Joyner-Kersee. Jim Kelly. Mark Rypien. Roger Staubach.

The list of top athletes who have come and gone through NASCAR is a collection of big aspirations with bank accounts that couldn't keep up. Some never reached the track, others spent millions searching for success before finally calling it quits.

Randy Moss insists he's different.

New England's All-Pro receiver became the latest athlete to cross into NASCAR when he announced Thursday he has purchased 50 per cent of Morgan-Dollar Motorsports, a fledgling Truck Series team racing this season without sponsorship.

It costs at least US$6 million a season to run a successful truck program, and if Moss can't find funding, he'll have to reach into his own pocket to pay the... // Sault Star

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Troy Aikman. Terry Bradshaw. Tim Brown. Julius Erving. Jackie Joyner-Kersee. Jim Kelly. Mark Rypien. Roger Staubach.

The list of top athletes who have come and gone through NASCAR is a collection of big aspirations with bank accounts that couldn't keep up. Some never reached the track, others spent millions searching for success before finally calling it quits.

Randy Moss insists he's different.

New England's All-Pro receiver became the latest athlete to cross into NASCAR when he announced Thursday he has purchased 50 percent of Morgan-Dollar Motorsports, a fledgling Truck Series team racing this season without sponsorship.

It costs at least $6 million a season to run a successful truck program, and if Moss can't find funding, he'll have to reach into his own... // News 8

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Location: DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.

Troy Aikman. Terry Bradshaw. Tim Brown. Julius Erving. Jackie Joyner-Kersee. Jim Kelly. Mark Rypien. Roger Staubach.

The list of top athletes who have come and gone through NASCAR is a collection of big aspirations with bank accounts that couldn't keep up. Some never reached the track, others spent millions searching for success before finally calling it quits.

Randy Moss insists he's different.

New England's All-Pro receiver became the latest athlete to cross into NASCAR when he announced Thursday he has purchased 50 percent of Morgan-Dollar Motorsports, a fledgling Truck Series team racing this season without sponsorship.

It costs at least $6 million a season to run a successful truck program, and if Moss can't find funding, he'll have to reach... // The Southern Ledger

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Troy Aikman. Terry Bradshaw. Tim Brown. Julius Erving. Jackie Joyner-Kersee. Jim Kelly. Mark Rypien. Roger Staubach.

The list of top athletes who have come and gone through NASCAR is a collection of big aspirations with bank accounts that couldn't keep up. Some never reached the track, others spent millions searching for success before finally calling it quits.

Randy Moss insists he's different.

New England's All-Pro... // Edmonton Sun

Racing with Randy starts real soon.

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Randy Moss hopes his lightning quick speed will bleed over to racing. The former Marshall standout announced Thursday he has purchased 50 percent of Morgan-Dollar Motorsports.

Randy buys into a team, that's in desperate need of sponsorship. The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series teams plans to race for the first time under Moss at Kentucky Speedway on July 19.... // WTRF

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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Troy Aikman. Terry Bradshaw. Tim Brown. Julius Erving. Jackie Joyner-Kersee. Jim Kelly. Mark Rypien. Roger Staubach.

The list of top athletes who have come and gone through NASCAR is a collection of big aspirations with bank accounts that couldn't keep up. Some never reached the track, others spent millions searching for success before finally calling it quits.

Randy Moss insists he's different.

New England's All-Pro receiver became the latest athlete to cross into NASCAR when he announced Thursday he has purchased 50 percent of Morgan-Dollar Motorsports, a fledgling Truck Series team racing this season without sponsorship.

It costs at least $6 million a season to run a successful truck program, and if Moss can't find funding, he'll have to reach into his... // The Associated Press

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Troy Aikman. Terry Bradshaw. Tim Brown. Julius Erving. Jackie Joyner-Kersee. Jim Kelly. Mark Rypien. Roger Staubach.

The list of top athletes who have come and gone through NASCAR is a collection of big aspirations with bank accounts that couldn't keep up. Some never reached the track, others spent millions searching for success before finally calling it quits.

Randy Moss insists he's different.

New England's All-Pro receiver became the latest athlete to cross into NASCAR when he announced Thursday he has purchased 50 per cent of Morgan-Dollar Motorsports, a fledgling Truck Series team racing this season without sponsorship.

It costs at least US$6 million a season to run a successful truck program, and if Moss can't find funding, he'll have to reach into his own... // The Canadian Press

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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Troy Aikman. Terry Bradshaw. Tim Brown. Julius Erving. Jackie Joyner-Kersee. Jim Kelly. Mark Rypien. Roger Staubach.

The list of top athletes who have come and gone through NASCAR is a collection of big aspirations with bank accounts that couldn't keep up. Some never reached the track, others spent millions searching for success before finally calling it quits.

Randy Moss insists he's different.

New England's All-Pro receiver became the latest athlete to cross into NASCAR when he announced Thursday he has purchased 50 percent of Morgan-Dollar Motorsports, a fledgling Truck Series team racing this season without sponsorship.

It costs at least $6 million a season to run a successful truck program, and if Moss can't find funding, he'll have to reach into his... // The Associated Press

Daytona Beach, FL (AHN) - NFL All-Pro receiver Randy Moss will announce Thursday at Daytona International Speedway that he will own and run a NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series team the remainder of the season. The team will be known as Randy Moss Motorsports and will field the new No. 81 Randy Moss Motorsports Chevrolet in the remaining races of the 2008 season.

It is believed that Moss is buying out Morgan-Dollar Motorsports, a team which... // AHN

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It's semi-official. Randy Moss, Wide receiver for the New England Patriots, will make his NASCAR debut as an owner on July 19th at Kentucky Speedway's Built Ford Tough 225.

An official announcement may be forthcoming in Daytona next week.

The Boston Herald's David Exum reports un-named sources indicate that Moss' team will break it's maiden with an established Sprint Cup star at the wheel for Friday night's race under the lights.

Randy Moss is a big fan of NASCAR racing and has been involved in NASCAR's diversity program as Goodwill Ambassador for the Urban Youth Racing School.

Rumors have been rampant since news was leaked in April that Moss had bought into Morgan-Dollar Motorsports, a well... // Bleacher Report

Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss is ready to get his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series team into competition, the Boston Herald reports.

The Moss Motorsports No. 81 (81 is Moss's jersey number) will make its debut July 19 at Kentucky Speedway, a source told the newspaper. Sponsors and the team's manufacturer affiliation have not been announced.

Moss is expected to officially announce his race team's plans Thursday at Daytona International... // SportingNews.com