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Sentences forKevin Lepage
- Kevin Lepage then drove two races near the end of the season, before Purvis returned to drive the last race of the year.Phoenix Racing (NASCAR team)-Wikipedia
- The team also attempted to buy out the fledgling Specialty Racing team, for a time fielding the No. 61 Cone Solvents Chevrolet with driver Kevin Lepage.Front Row Motorsports-Wikipedia
- For the Busch Series, Pruett drove one single race in place of Kevin Lepage at Watkins Glen in what Pruett felt was "likely his best chance to win, perhaps in his career."Scott Pruett-Wikipedia
- Gordon started the 2001 season driving for Morgan-McClure Motorsports in the No. 4 Kodak-sponsored Chevrolet, but was replaced by Kevin Lepage after only five races.Robby Gordon-Wikipedia
- Reutimann edged Kevin Lepage for a transfer spot during the Gatorade Duels into the Daytona 500.David Reutimann-Wikipedia
- Kevin Lepage from Shelburne, Vermont is one of a few professional drivers from Vermont.Vermont-Wikipedia
- Failed to qualify: Kertus Davis (#0), Jay Sauter (#01), Kevin Lepage (#56), Chad Chaffin (#05), Larry Hollenbeck (#62), Chris Wimmer (#23).2006 NASCAR Busch Series-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: Terry Cook (#91), Kevin Lepage (#78), Casey Atwood (#05), Derrike Cope (#73), Peyton Sellers (#77), Morgan Shepherd (#89).2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
- Kevin Lepage took over the No. 28 car with manufacturer support from Chevrolet.Premium Motorsports-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: Jeff Green (#91), J. C. Stout (#19), Benny Gordon (#72), Blake Bjorklund (#96), Kevin Lepage (#52), Travis Kittleson (#31).2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
- Note: No. 52-Kevin Lepage withdrew from the race prior to qualifying.2007 NASCAR Busch Series-Wikipedia
- In the truck series he fielded the No. 73 and No. 74 trucks with Nick Tucker and Jennifer Jo Cobb being the primary drivers, while in the Nationwide Series he fielded the No. 73 and No. 78 cars with Kevin Lepage driving the No. 73 and others racing the No. 78.Derrike Cope-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: No. 0-Eric McClure, No. 32-Bill Elliott, No. 72-Kevin Lepage, No. 95-Blake Feese2007 NASCAR Busch Series-Wikipedia
- The big wreck (often dubbed "The Big One") occurred on lap 71 when Kevin Lepage was coming off pit road and merged immediately in front of the lead pack traffic.2008 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: No. 52-Kevin Lepage2007 NASCAR Busch Series-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: Morgan Shepherd (#89), Kevin Lepage (#52), Stanton Barrett (#41), John Wes Townley (#09).2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
- However, when Green moved to the No. 14 Toyota Camry after Eric McClure's injury, Tony Raines and Kevin Lepage became the temporary drivers until McClure returned at Road America.TriStar Motorsports-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: Johnny Chapman (#90), Todd Kluever (#42), Kevin Lepage (#78), Nick Joanides (#31), Mark Green (#49), Jarit Johnson (#44), Brad Teague (#52).2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: Stephan McCurley (#51), Alan Tardiff (#39), Donnie Neuenberger (#52), Matt Carter (#82), Kevin Lepage (#56).2010 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: Morgan Shepherd (#89), Casey Atwood (#05), John Wes Townley (#09), Kevin Lepage (#52), Kertus Davis (#49), Marc Davis (#36), Mike Harmon (#84).2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: Kevin Lepage (#56), Willie Allen (#05), Jeremy Clements (#04), Josh Wise (#61), Derrike Cope (#73).2010 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: Brett Rowe (#89), Eric McClure (#24), Daryl Harr (#02), Kevin Lepage (#52), Chase Miller (#82), Carl Long (#94).2010 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
- Failed to qualify: Kevin Lepage (#72), Derrike Cope (#28), Jeff Fuller (#7), Michael Waltrip (#99), Mark Green (#23), Kim Crosby (#26)2005 NASCAR Busch Series-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: Brad Baker (#37), Andy Ponstein (#02), Kevin Lepage (#84), Nick Tucker (#57).2008 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: Kevin Lepage (#73), Stan Silva Jr. (#65), Derrike Cope (#82), Danny Efland (#0), Kenny Hendrick (#31), Jason White (#78), Morgan Shepherd (#89).2008 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: Kevin Lepage (#56), Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (#6).2010 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: Jeremy Clements (#50), Robert Richardson Jr. (#23), Kevin Lepage (#43), Brian Keselowski (#92), Morgan Shepherd (#89), Chad Blount (#36), Justin Hobgood (#91).2008 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: Kevin Lepage (#73), Jason White (#07), Casey Atwood (#05), Kertus Davis (#0), Derrike Cope (#78), J. C. Stout (#19), Morgan Shepherd (#89), John Wes Townley (#09).2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: Stanton Barrett (#30), Casey Atwood (#05), Danny O'Quinn Jr. (#35), Mark Green (#70), Robert Richardson Jr., John Wes Townley (#09), Kevin Lepage (#73), Morgan Shepherd (#89), Derrike Cope (#78).2008 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
- Did not qualify: Danny O'Quinn Jr. (#56), Morgan Shepherd (#89), Larry Gunselman (#91), Kenny Wallace (#36), Kevin Lepage (#61), Joe Nemechek (#87), Donnie Neuenberger (#52), Brett Rowe (#05), Mike Harmon (#84), Kertus Davis (#0).2008 NASCAR Nationwide Series-Wikipedia
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