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having only one Busch start.[2] Reiser said "Matt and I used to have some fierce races against each other. I needed someone who understood race cars the way I understood them. I knew he could drive and he could talk to me in a manner I could understand."[2] Kenseth qualified third for the new team's first race. He was racing in third place in the final laps when he spun and finished eleventh.[2] Kenseth qualified in 20th place for the next race at Talladega in his second time at a track big enough to have a significant draft.[2] He passed thirteen cars to finish seventh.[2] Kenseth had two Top 5 finishes during the partial season.[2] The following year he raced full-time all season. He won his first Busch Series race on February 22, 1998, when he nudged leader Tony Stewart's car entering the final turn of the final lap,[2] culmulating in a second- and third-place finishes in the Busch points. Matt drove the No. 17 Chevrolet sponsored first by Kraft, then Lycos, and most recently by DeWalt.
Kenseth won the last two races of the Busch season in 2006 driving the #17 Pennzoil Ford Fusion, at Phoenix and Homestead.
In 2007, Kenseth planned to run 23 Busch races to be sponsored by Arby's restaurants (13 races), Dish Network (five races), iLevel by Weyerhaeuser (four races), and Aflac (one race). Kenseth won the Stater Brothers 300 at California Speedway in February and the O'Reilly 300 at Texas Motor Speedway in April.





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Inter slump to defeat at Bremen


Benitez rested several of his first-choice players
Defending champions Inter Milan slumped to a 3-0 Champions League defeat at Werder Bremen to add to the pressure on coach Rafael Benitez.
Benitez, whose side had already qualified for the last 16, rested several players with an eye on the Club World Cup later this month.
But the defeat meant his side finished second in Group A behind Tottenham.
"We had a few young players and they found it tough going," said Benitez, whose side are fifth in Serie A.
Inter have now lost seven times in all competitions this season - the same number of defeats as they suffered in the whole of the last campaign under former coach Jose Mourinho.
Sebastian Proedl headed Bremen, who had failed to win any of their previous matches in the tournament this season, into the lead and Marko Arnautovic, who played on loan for Inter last season, doubled the score four minutes after half-time.
Substitute Claudio Pizarro sealed their win two minutes from time after the German side twice hit the woodwork in a one-sided game.
FC Copenhagen became the first Danish side to reach the last 16 in the competition's current format.
They beat Panathinaikos 3-1 to clinch second place in Group D behind Barcelona, who ended the group stage unbeaten after a second-string team defeated Rubin Kazan 2-0.
"It's fantastic, really fantastic," said Copenhagen winger Jesper Gronkjaer. "We have written history. We fully deserved it."
Manchester United denied Valencia top spot in Group C thanks to Anderson's second-half goal which cancelled out Pablo Hernandez's opener for the Spanish side.
Schalke won Group B with a 2-1 victory at Benfica as second-place Lyon were held to a 2-2 draw by Hapoel Tel Aviv.
Group winners are kept apart in the last-16 draw, which will be held on 17 December, giving potentially easier draws against the runners-up.








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