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It didn't hurt that Busch, who led 265 of 367 laps, cut a right rear tire down the stretch that cost him.
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If it wasn't FSU tailback Chris Thompson zipping down the sideline to tire out the Clemson D en route to 103 yards and two scores, it was sophomore back James Wilder Jr. (not, as Rip might guess, a return from retirement by James Wilder Sr.) pounding them into submission late with two TDs of his own.
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As it winds down operations, it has cut car tire output by 90% to around 2, 000 tires a day from the 21, 000 the plant could produce at full capacity.
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It happened with about 100 laps left, when the right-front tire on Patrick's No. 10 Chevrolet went down and slammed her into the wall.
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Danica Patrick, the pole winner two weeks ago at Daytona, struggled with her car from the start, going two laps down by the 60th lap and later getting penalized for a tire violation.
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And while Firestone remains the third-largest brand behind Goodyear and Michelin in the U.S. replacement-tire market, the crisis leaves it with a 7.5% market share, down from a high of 10.5% in 1999.
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