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Age hasn’t slowed down Jeff Burton
Age hasn’t slowed down Jeff Burton

With the same determination he displayed as a rookie in the Cup series in 1994, Burton is still driving hard. He comes into this weekend’s Dodge Challenger 500 second in points. 

05/09/08 4:16 PM

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