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Kenny Wallace talks with the Roush Racing pit crew before the race after Kurt Busch was fired Sunday morning at Phoenix International Raceway. Wallace will be driving for Busch Nov 13, 2005 in Avondale, AZ. Busch was reportedly caught driving under the influence and failing to stop near PIR by the Maricopa County Sheriffs Dept. When asked how the late change would affect how he drives the race, Wallace said, "Drive fast as hell." (UPI Photo/Will Powers)
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