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- 2003 NCTS Champion Travis Kvapil returned to the Truck Series in 2007, and won four races en route to a sixth-place finish in points.Roush Fenway Racing-Wikipedia
- He finished sixth in points, runner-up to Travis Kvapil for Rookie of the Year honors.Hendrick Motorsports-Wikipedia
- The 2004 race marked the first win for Toyota in a national NASCAR series when Travis Kvapil won for Bang! Racing.Henry Ford Health System 200-Wikipedia
- Travis Kvapil along with Hamilton Jr. and Butler all led laps during the season.Rick Ware Racing-Wikipedia
- Travis Kvapil returned to Roush and shared this ride with Bobby East, and John Wes Townley for the rest of the season.Roush Fenway Racing-Wikipedia
- At Talladega, he went a lap down early after some banging with Travis Kvapil.Dale Earnhardt Jr.-Wikipedia
- Keselowski won his first career pole for the race, and led sixty-two laps, but got turned around by Travis Kvapil as they fought for the lead with ten laps to go.Brad Keselowski-Wikipedia
- Former Truck Series champion Travis Kvapil was hired to drive at Daytona.Premium Motorsports-Wikipedia
- Travis Kvapil led one lap and finished 7th in his No. 09 Ford.San Bernardino County 200-Wikipedia
- Travis Kvapil pulled off a "Talladega Surprise" and won the pole position.2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series-Wikipedia
- Runner-up Travis Kvapil had a modest season, qualifying for every race, but only finishing in the top-ten twice.2005 NASCAR Nextel Cup Series-Wikipedia
- Ted Musgrave won the final 250-mile race ahead of Travis Kvapil in 2001.Baptist Health 200-Wikipedia
- Travis Kvapil DNQ'd at Lowes Motor Speedway.Front Row Motorsports-Wikipedia
- In 2007, another three-wide finish between Travis Kvapil, Johnny Benson, and Jack Sprague who won the race; the margin of victory was 0.031 seconds (second-closest finish).NextEra Energy 250-Wikipedia
- This race is notable when Travis Kvapil went upside down after clipping Rich Bickle's 59 car off of Turn 2, and the car slid all the way down the backstretch in the turn three grass.Alsco 300 (Kentucky)-Wikipedia
- 36. Travis Kvapil2006 NASCAR Nextel Cup Series-Wikipedia
- 49), Travis Kvapil (No.2006 NASCAR Nextel Cup Series-Wikipedia
- The 2003 race featured a three-wide finish on the final lap between Rick Crawford, defending Daytona winner Robert Pressley, and that year's eventual champion Travis Kvapil where the margin of victory was 0.027 seconds.NextEra Energy 250-Wikipedia
- Failed to qualify: Travis Kvapil (No.2006 NASCAR Nextel Cup Series-Wikipedia
- However, the performance of the team was not good enough to make the top 35 in points, and the team ran with various drivers for the rest of the year; Jimmy Spencer (both Pocono races) and Travis Kvapil (at road courses) also drove the car.Furniture Row Racing-Wikipedia
- 78), Travis Kvapil (No.2006 NASCAR Nextel Cup Series-Wikipedia
- Travis Kvapil moved from the Jasper team to Chevrolet for PPI Motorsports.2006 NASCAR Nextel Cup Series-Wikipedia
- He drove the 5-hour Energy 500 at Pocono Raceway in Front Row Motorsports' No. 38 Ford Fusion, filling in for Travis Kvapil (who was driving in a Truck Series event at Texas).Sam Hornish Jr.-Wikipedia
- Hill would drive the No. 33 Chevy part-time for Circle Sport in 2014 after starting the year without a ride after he was replaced in the No. 32 by Travis Kvapil that year.Timmy Hill-Wikipedia
- Sterling Marlin stayed out to lead a lap but at the restart, Newman was led over by Travis Kvapil and Greg Biffle in 2nd and 3rd positions respectively.2005 NASCAR Nextel Cup Series-Wikipedia
- At Loudon in September, Travis Kvapil was scheduled to return to BK's No. 93, but moved over to the No. 83 and was replaced with Clay Rogers, with Iowa City Capital Partners appearing on the car.BK Racing-Wikipedia
- Failed to qualify: No. 36 – Michael McDowell, No. 09 – Sterling Marlin, No. 66 – Dave Blaney, No. 37 – Travis Kvapil, No. 64 – Mike Wallace (withdrew)2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series-Wikipedia
- Meanwhile, owner Devine stated that Cassill's demands to be the team's number-one driver led contract negotiations to go sour, while claiming teammates Travis Kvapil and David Reutimann were content with sharing two rides among three drivers.BK Racing-Wikipedia
- In the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway, DiBenedetto finished sixth, a career-best at the time, his first career top ten and the first for BK Racing since Travis Kvapil's eighth-place finish at the 2012 Good Sam Roadside Assistance 500 at Talladega Superspeedway.Matt DiBenedetto-Wikipedia
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