General Mills' move to RCR has Petty searching for '09

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General Mills' move to RCR has Petty searching for '09
Ernhrtfanalwys3 Ernhrtfanalwys3 posted 4/1/2008 from www.nascar.com [flag]
Richard Childress Racing will field a fourth Sprint Cup car next season backed by General Mills, a move that leaves Petty Enterprises searching for a new primary sponsor for its flagship No. 43 car. [link]

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General Mills to sponsor fourth RCR car in 2009
Published 4/1/2008 by Antonette at Unrestricted: My Nascar Rants & Raves
... RCR will unveil the No. 33 Cheerios/Hamburger Helper Chevrolet for the 2009 season, with a driver to be announced at a later date. The newcomer will join stablemates Jeff Burton, Kevin Harvick and Clint Bowyer, all of whom won races and qualified for NASCAR's Chase last year. Read the entire story here.

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