J.J. Yeley will replace Tony Raines at Hall of Fame Racing, allowing him to maintain his association with Joe Gibbs Racing.
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Source: Yeley to drive No. 96 for Hall of Fame Racing in 2008
J.J. Yeley will replace Tony Raines at Hall of Fame Racing, allowing him to maintain his association with Joe Gibbs Racing.
Pedro leads Mets to win in season debut
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