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The
Wisconsin Wonder, Dave Marcis, is one of the greatest racers in
NASCAR history. These days, he runs at the rear of the field.
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Ken
Schater is the "poster child" of the back marker bunch.
A true journey man racer, Ken is mainly at the back of the field
these past few years.
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Son
of the King, Kyle Petty is no prince, but a pauper in the present
day court of NASCAR.
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The Number 11 was a
glorious ride when Junior Johnson fielded the car. Today, Todd
Bodine is usually racing to the rear in the #11.
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Gary
Bradberry would likely be a fine racer if he did not face the competition
of NASCAR. He faces a tough way to go in today's environment.
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Wally
Dallenbach had his best NASCAR career finish of second in the 1993.
Since then he has usually been a back marker.
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Rick
Mast was the only driver to be running at the finish of every single
race in 1999. Yet, he finished 32nd in points in 1999. He is still
a back marker in NASCAR.
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Robby
Gordon has competed in open-wheel rides, stock cars, road racing
and even off-road racing but he is a back marker in NASCAR
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Jerry
Nadeau is a Connecticut Yankee and road racer who has had little
success in NASCAR in the past
four years.
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Darrell
Waltrip dearly hopes his 2000 "Victory Tour" can produce one more
trip to Victory Lane. Likely, he will continue to be a back marker.
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