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The race was there to win. All Bobby Hamilton needed was a little push. "I couldn't believe it," Hamilton said Sunday after shooting out of a massive pack two laps from the end Talto win the caution-fre- e ladega 500. "I was running maybe fifth or sixth on the outside and I could hold on by myself. To win it, though, I needed some help." It came in the form of Andy Petree Racing teammate Joe Nemechek, who suddenly popped up behind Hamilton's No. 55 Chevrolet and gave him a big push past Tony Stewart, Just like last October's y race at Talladega and the disastrous Daytona 500 in February which included a terrifying crash and another accident in which NASCAR superstar Dale Earnhardt this race feawas killed tured nearly constant three-wid- e racing by field. most of the Nobody was able to domSuper-speedwa- 19-c- ar two-an- d 43-c- ar inate, although Sterling Marlin, Dale Earnhardt Jr., and Stewart did take turns leading the race for extend ed periods. In the end, though, it was Hamilton at the front of a long line of cars on the high e side of the oval, that chased down Stewart's Pontiac two laps from the end of the event. "I got lucky that Joe was behind me," said Hamilton,, whose last victory came in Martinsville, Va., in April 1998. "I'm not sure we could have won the race without him back there." It was the first NASCAR race without a caution period in nearly two years and 2.66-mil- 188-la- p the third-faste- st 500-mil- e race in NASCAR history, with Hamilton averaging 184.003 mph. Stewart, who had led from lap 162, appeared solidly in control until Hamilton suddenly appeared in his mirrors. Stewart, still trying for his first win of the year after leading the series with six last season, tried to block Hamilton, but the challenger was able to slip past as the leaders went into the first J turn of lap 187. "I kept watching the mirror down the backstretch (on lap 186)," Stewart said. "Hamilton getting bigger and bigger. I knew he wasn't going to go away." Hamilton and Stewart battled to the end, with the winner crossing the finish line 0.163 seconds about two in front. A e pack of more than 20 cars followed the two leaders, with rookie Kurt Busch hanging on to third, followed by Mark Martin and Bobby Labonte. It took NASCAR about 30 minutes, using video and the computer scoring to sort out the finishing order behind fifth place. Nemechek was eventually scored in sixth, followed by Johnny Benson, Earne starter hardt Jr., Mike Wallace and Jeff Burton. Marlin, who led four h 51 times for a laps, was shuffled all the way back to 23rd. Hamilton, who earned his fourth career win and gave Andy Petree his first victory as a car owner, said, "I got pretty emotional in the race car. I was so tired I couldn't even bring up any tears. And I thought if I started crying, I wouldn't be able to stand up when I got out of the car. But I could hardly stand up anyway." Petree, who won races here as a crew chief for Earnhardt Sr., Phil Parsons and Harry Gant, said, "I'm in a dream world. This is unbelievable." .,i Devils move on y RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) When the New Jersey Devhockils play mistake-freey, they are the team most of the NHL has a hard time beating. Patrik Elias and Sergei Brylin scored 1:21 apart in the first period, and Randy McKay added two goals as the Devils beat the Carolina Hurricanes Sunday to close out the Eastern Conference quarterfinal series "This wasn't easy for us," said Scott Stevens, captain of the Stanley Cup champions who knocked out Carolina captain Ron Francis and top rookie Shane Willis earlier in g the series with hits. "We had a gut check here and we got through it." The Devils, top seeds in the East, face Toronto in the second round. , McKay, who had just 14 postseason goals in 104 games entering the series, scored his second of the game six minutes into the third,, He gave the Devils a 1 lead with 2:03 left in the second period, Alexander Mogilny closed out the scoring with 5 12 minutes left. car-lengt- five-wid- !..'7 m unit e - ' i , c ,f ... ,B,i I n t 5-- 1 4-- 2. last-plac- : race-hig- III'- A If V V 1 1 lii bone-jarrin- ' DAVE MARTINThe Associated Press Take a deep breath: Bobby Hamilton gets a whiff of oxygen as he sits in victory lane after winning the Tallade 500 on Sunday. Hamilton was near exhaustion after the race. . Although the only wreck here last October the first race in .which new rules" were aerodynamic imposed by NASCAR that allowed closer racing and came after more passing the checkered flag, this one was less wild, although not much less spectacular, The 37 lead changes did-n't approach the 49 in that fall Talladega race or at Daytona in February. ? , 3-- : |