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Hadaka Shitsuji Wiki

# **Welcome to the Hadaka Shitsuji Wiki!**

## Hadaka Shitsuji

A butler-bullying Visual Novel for people who love butlers by people who love butlers!

## Description & Features

**Offical game desription:** A butler-bullying Visual Novel for people who love butlers by people who love butlers!

- Traditional Visual Novel with multiple endings

- Over 500 beautifully drawn CGs to unlock

- 30+ hours of average reading time

- Story & Art developed by Mito Togo

## Story

One day, our protagonist suddenly loses his job. Driven to his wit’s end, he happens upon a mysterious flyer:

*“Daily wages: 30,000 yen. An easy job anyone can do! You can even sit around all day if you want. Interested applicants may apply at the following address.”*

Feeling dubious, but lacking in any other options, our hero makes his way to the location listed in the flyer... where he finds a palatial estate with chalk-white walls and dazzling butlers.

According to the butlers, the owner of the estate is out of town, and as the butlers must continue to perform their duties even in his absence, they are searching for a “substitute master”. Our protagonist’s sadistic side begins to awaken as he continues to give them

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## Important articles

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Bloodmoon

Bloodmoon is a trader at /warp Dragons Den.

He is a vex. He sells Unbreaking VI Protection IV diamond armor.

Trades:

7 deggs and 3 nstars for Protection IV, Unbreaking VI diamond helmet

7 deggs and 3 nstars for Protection IV, Unbreaking VI diamond chestplate

7 deggs and 3 nstars for Protection IV, Unbreaking VI diamond leggings

7 deggs and 3 nstars for Protection IV, Unbreaking VI diamond boots
Easter Key

## Obtaining

Easter Keys were bought from the spawn trader for 5 Lucky Rabbit's Feet

## Usage

Easter Keys were used at /warp LegendaryChests to get items, similar to Legendary Keys.

These items included:

Bunny Head

Easter Chest

Easter Legs

Easter Boots

Easter 2022 Gapple

Bunny's Secret Snack

Easter Egg

Easter's Vengence

Elixir of Flower Path

Elixir of Rainbow Ring

Easter Steve Pet Cookie
Valentine's Watch

## Obtaining

During Valentine's Day 2022, Valentine's Watches dropped from minions at a 1/2000 rate. For a short time, they were also purchasable at the trader for 5 deggs.

## Usage

Valentine's Watches always had a minion counter, and 1000 kill clocks could be traded for key items. 10000 kill clocks could be traded for a Valentine's Rolex.
NASCAR Mountain Dew Series Champions

Keep in mind, in this universe Cup Drivers were not allowed to race for the championship and run all races if they ran full-time in the Pepsi Cup.

1. 1998 - Dale Earnhardt Junior (1)
2. 1999 - Dale Earnhardt Junior (2)
3. 2000 - Jeff Green
4. 2001 - Kevin Harvick (He didn't race every race in cup though)
5. 2002 - Greg Biffle
6. 2003 - Brian Vickers
7. 2004 - Martin Truex Junior (1)
8. 2005 - Martin Truex Junior (2)
9. 2006 - Paul Menard
10. 2007 - David Reutimann
11. 2008 - Mike Bliss
12. 2009 - Steven Wallace
13. 2010 - Justin Allgaier
14. 2011 - Ricky Stenhouse Junior (1)
15. 2012 - Ricky Stenhouse Junior (2)
16. 2013 - Austin Dillon
17. 2014 - Chase Elliott
18. 2015 - Chris Buescher
19. 2016 - Daniel Suarez
20. 2017 - William Byron
21. 2018 - Tyler Reddick (1)
22. 2019 - Tyler Reddick (1)
23. 2020 - Austin Cindric
24. 2021 - Daniel Hemric
25. 2022 - TBA
Guild Wars

Once again, similar to fishing page a lot of this info (the accurate stuff) is stolen from the reddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/AnarchyCraftMC/wiki/index/events/guildwars

## Play

All guilds must fight as teams to overcome the defending guild that currently holds the castle.

As the battle begins, all non-defending players are purged from the castle.

The queen then sits on the throne for the defending guild to protect.

Alternatively, a member of the defending guild may substitute themselves for the queen by right-clicking her - but be careful, once a player sits on the throne, they may not stand up.

If a member of another guild kills the queen or her substitute, the killer sits on the throne, and all opposing guilds are purged from the castle.

    The guild defending the castle 30 minutes after the battle starts will hold the castle until the next battle, where they must defend their claim.

Holders of the castle will have exclusive access to the war room (located under the castle).

Under the throne, Silsio is held selling Mjolnir.

Next to him, there's two buttons that either raise, or lower the defenses. These defenses consist of impassable iron bars.

## Levels

Level 0: Skeleton mercenaries spawn every minute

- Level 1: Strength and Speed given to castle holders during Guild Wars

- Level 2: Blaze mercenaries spawn every minute

- Level 3: Daily loot upgraded significantly

## Rewards

There are 4 chests that get loot every day at 6 pm EST.

They give Resource blocks, Currency, and Legendary Keys.

The reward is increased significantly with level 3.
Easter 2022

Easter 2022 was the third Seasonal event on AnarchyCraft.

It consisted of killing rabbits and bees for a random assortment of items, as well as Lucky Rabbit's Feet, and Easter Watches. There were also two bosses, Lucky Bunny and Executioner Bee which were guarenteed to drop a Lucky Rabbit's Foot upon death. The mobs also dropped lucky arrows and Lucky Potions, which give the luck effect.

It also included a new feature; the scoreboard. You would use the command /easterscoreboard and it would bring up a scoreboard with the players who had the most kills.

Top 3 got unique rewards; with 4-15 getting extra keys.

1: Executioner Wasp Stinger

2: Bunny's Fiery Snack

3: Easter's Retribution

A trader at spawn traded 5 Lucky Rabbit's Feet for 1 Easter Key. It also traded 1500 kill clocks for the Keys, and 10000 kill clocks for Easter Rolex.

There were 11 items from Easter Keys, but including Easter Key, Easter Watch, Easter Rolex, and Lucky Rabbit's Foot, there are 15 total items.

**Key Items**

Bunny Head

Easter Chest

Easter Legs

Easter Boots

Easter 2022 Gapple

Bunny's Secret Snack

Easter Egg

Easter's Vengence

Elixir of Flower Path

Elixir of Rainbow Ring

Easter Steve Pet Cookie

Non Key Items

Lucky Rabbit's Foot

Easter Key

Easter Watch

Easter Rolex
Coca Cola 600 Theme Song Poll

The **Coca Cola 600 Theme Song Poll** is a poll that allows fans to vote for vote for what the theme song of the Coca Cola 600 should be. The poll was introduced in 2000 and has been going since then.

## History

In May 2000, NASCAR announced that for that year's Coca Cola 600 at Lowe's Motor Speedway, fans would got to vote for one of five songs to be theme song for the race. The first five songs were, "Walk of Life" by Dire Straits, "Don't Stop Me Now" by Queen, "All Summer Long" by Kid Rock, "Born to be Wild" by Steppenwolf, and "Free Bird" by Lynyrd Skynyrd. "Free Bird" won the inaugural vote with over hundreds of votes casted.

Fans loved the poll so much that NASCAR announced later in 2000, that the poll would return. The poll has been held since then, with the polls even being held online since 2010.

As of 2022, The Steve Miller Band is the only music group that has won the poll twice.

## Song Winners

* 2000 - "Free Bird" by Lynyrd Skynyrd
* 2001 - "Fly Like an Eagle" by The Steve Miller Band
* 2002 - "Song 2" by Blur
* 2003 - "Highway to Hell" by AC/DC
* 2004 - "Fuel" by Metallica
* 2005 - "Kickstart my Heart" by Motley Crue
* 2006 - "Surrender" by Cheap Trick
* 2007 - "Real Gone" by Sheryl Crow
* 2008 - "Rock N' Roll All Night" by KISS
* 2009 - "
* 2010 - "Smells Like Teen Spirit" by Nirvana
* 2011 - "Let's Ride" by Airbourne
* 2012 - "How you like me now?" by The Heavy
* 2013 - "Rebel Yell" by Billy Idol
* 2014 - "
* 2015 - "Man In Motion" by John Parr
* 2016 - "
* 2017 - "
* 2018 - "
* 2019 - "Sharp Dressed Man" by ZZ Top
* 2020 - "
* 2021 - "Nothin' But A Good Time" by Poison
* 2022 -"Jet Airliner" by The Steve Miller Band
Currency

Dragon eggs, and nether stars are the currency on AnarchyCraft. Their sub currencies are Stardust, and Dragon Essence, which you can exchange at /warp Bank.

These can be used to buy various things, such as gods at /warp Traders or various misc things at /warp Dragons Den.

They can be obtained by a number of ways:

Doing Guild Wars event

Doing Fishing Event

   Crates

Mining Rewards

Killing The Ender Dragon

/vote

Seasonal Events

/refer

Killing randomly spawned bosses
Snowy Key

## Obtaining

During Christmas 2021, Snowy Keys were obtained by trading 6 frozen hearts gotten from killing snow men at spawn.

## Usage

Snowy Keys were used at /warp LegendaryChests to get items, similar to Legendary Keys.

These items included:

Snowy Helmet

Snowy Chestplate

Snowy Leggings

Snowy Boots

Ice Pick

Glacial Brand

Glacial Bow

Xmas 2021 Gapple
Odarin

Odarin is a trader at /warp Traders. He is a villager with 7 trades.

Trades:

12 deggs and 6 stars for Sulfuron

12 deggs and 6 stars for Anduril

13 deggs and 6 stars for Shadow's Edge

14 deggs and 7 stars for Medusa

14 deggs and 8 stars for Flameheart

15 deggs and 7 stars for Kamatayon

4 deggs and 1 star for Shadow Seeker
Richard

Richard is a trader at /warp Vote. He is a villager with 7 trades.

Trades:

5 Day Vote Streak Token for 7 Dragon Essence

10 Day Vote Streak Token for Fisherman's Friend

20 Day Vote Streak Token for Shadow Seeker

35 Day Vote Streak Token for 7 deggs

50 Day Vote Streak Token for Cane of Zefeus

75 Day Vote Streak Token for 2 Legendary Key

100 Day Vote Streak Token for 1 Okeanos
Gods

God Items are powerful custom items on AnarchyCraft. All normal god items are gotten at /warp Traders with the exception of Runeblade, and Mjolnir. Other god items are seasonal items, and Dungeon Items. This page only goes over normal god items.

Many are also gotten from Legendary Keys and Crates

## Traders

At /warp traders, theres 3 villagers that sell god items. They are Kharus, who sells Armor, Odarin, who sells Weapons, and Udalf, who sells Tools.

## Kharus

Daedric Helm - God Helm with Fire Resistance

Theseus - God Chestplate with Strength 2

Warlord Cuirass - Netherite God Chestplate

Hermes Leggings - God Leggings with Speed 2

Brightwing - God Boots with Immunity to Fall Damage

## Odarin

Sulfuron - Netherite God sword with Fire Aspect

Anduril - Diamond God sword with Slowness

Shadow's Edge - Netherite God axe with wither

Medusa - God bow with Poison

Flameheart - God bow with Flame

Kamatayon - Diamond God hoe with Wither and Nausea

Shadow Seeker - Stone Sword that prevents pearl teleporting

## Udalf

Cane of Zefeus - God blaze rod that swaps items + knockback

Fisherman's Friend - God fishing rod

Dalabrus - God pickaxe with Fortune

## Silsio (/warp gw)

Mjolnir - God axe that causes lighting upon right click
Brian Scott

Brian Scott is a professional stock car driver who last competed in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series in 2017 in the number 20 Shoe Lodge and DeWalt sponsored Toyota. He last competed in the NASCAR Mountain Dew National Series in 2017 for Joe Gibbs Racing in the number 11 Shoe Lodge Toyota part-time. He last competed in the NASCAR Sierra Mist Truck Series in 2020 for On Point Motorsports in the number 30 Toyota Tundra at Watkins Glen International Raceway.

## Career

### NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series

In 2013, Brian Scott made his debut in the Daytona 500 but this was his rookie year for Joe Gibbs Racing in the number 20 Shoe Lodge Toyota. During his rookie year he got 2 top 5s, 7 top 10s, an average finish of 15.9 and 14th in the standings missing the chase but getting rookie of the year over Danica Patrick, Ricky Stenhouse Jr, and Timmy Hill.

In 2014, Brian returned to the team again on a contract year as he signed a two year deal starting in 2013. He got 4 top 5s, 9 top 10s, an average finish of 11.8. He made The newly added 16 driver chase format eliminated in the first round finishing in 14th in the standings.

In 2015, Brian got his lone win with the team in the rained shortened 2015 Quicken Lones Race For Heroes 400 at Phoenix beating Dale Earnhardt Junior. He got 9 top 5s, 14 top 10s, an average finish of 10.9, he made the chase and still got out in the first round finishing in 13th in the standings.

In 2016, despite not winning a race, Brian had his best season with the team, scoring 11 top 5s, 15 top 10s, no DNFS, second 4 times at Atlanta, Pocono, Dover, and Homestead. He made the second Round Of The Chase finishing 10th in the season standings.

In 2017, he had his final season with JGR with scoring 7 top 5s, 9 top 10s, an average finish of 12.1, he made the chase getting out in the first round finishing 14th in the standings. DeWalt was a sponsor only this season along with Shoe Lodge.

In 2018 he was replaced by the hot prospect Erik Jones. Gaunt Brothers Racing signed Brian to a 1 year contract to drive the number 96 Toyota with Shoe Lodge and Toyota Performance as the sponsors. Shoe Lodge with 22 races and Toyota Performance with 14 races. Brian got 1 top 5 at the Spring Talladega race in 5th, 2 top 10s at the Daytona July race and at the Phoenix November race in 8th and 10th. He had an average finish of 24.9 and finished 25th in the standings.

In 2019, he went to a second Levine Family Racing car in the number 94 Shoe Lodge for 24 races and JBL/Toyota Performance for 12 races.

REST TBA.
PPI Motorsports

**PPI Motorsports** was a race team that competed in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup from 2000-2006. They last fielded the no.32 Chevrolet for Travis Kvapil in 2006.

PPI stood for Precision Preparation, Inc., a company founded by team owner Cal Wells in 1979.

## Car no.32 History

### Scott Pruett (2000)

PPI Motorsports started its first Cup team during the 2000 season with open-wheel and Trans Am standout Scott Pruett behind the wheel of the No.32 Tide-sponsored Ford. The team was hardly a success in its first year, finishing in 37th place in points. Pruett left for MOPAR Racing in 2001.

### Ricky Craven (2001-2004)

With the team focusing exclusively on NASCAR in 2001, PPI fielded a two-car Winston Cup effort, with Ricky Craven taking over in the 32. Craven had a number of strong races, which he capped giving the team its first career victory at Martinsville in October. He finished 21st in the points standings that year.

Craven ran strong in 2002 and, although he failed to win a race for the team, he managed to improve his point championship standing and finishing 15th overall. This was the team's last season in a Ford, as they switched to Pontiac the next season.

Craven started 2003 the same way, with a strong Top 5 at Rockingham and a famous victory at Darlington, in which he beat Kurt Busch to the finish by just 0.002 seconds, which still stands today as the smallest margin of victory in NASCAR Cup Series history. It also turned out to be Pontiac's last win in the Winston Cup Series. However, a series of DNF's dropped Craven to 27th in points.

PPI showed clear signs of struggling in 2004 as Craven was unable to give the team a single Top 10 finish through the first 24 races.

### Bobby Hamilton, Jr. (2004-2005)

Wells and Craven parted ways due to lack of results and Busch Series driver Bobby Hamilton Jr. took Craven's place. Hamilton Jr. drove the car for the entire 2005 season. However, he failed to score a Top 10 during the year, and eventually finished 36th in points.

### Travis Kvapil (2006)

Hamilton was replaced by Travis Kvapil, who drove the car for the 2006 season, only to finish 37th in points. At the end of the 2006 season, Tide left NASCAR as a full-time sponsor. Unable to find a new sponsor, Wells shut down the team before the 2007 season and sold his owner points to Michael Waltrip Racing.
Ppc Racing

ppc Racing was a team in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series that competed part-time from 1994-1997 and then retunred in late 2004, with the attempt to run the full season in 2005, but closed up after the first five races of '05.

## Team History

The team opened up in 1993, under the name Mark Rypien Racing, as the team was co-owned by Rypien, a former NFL player, and Greg Pollex as they feilded the no.23 Ford for Chad Little on partical schedule in 1993 and went full time 1994 in the Mnt Dew Series. The team was succeful in their Mnt Dew Series program, getting ten wins with Jeff Green from 2000-2001 and a Championship in 2000 and they got four wins with Scott Riggs from 2002-2003.

From 2004-2007 they had some success, but didnt win in those three years. By mid-season of 2007, the team shut down due to a lack of funding.

## Car no. 14 History

In 2004, ppc announced they would return to the Pepsi Cup Series to attempt five of the last six races with sponsorhip from Victory Brand and APlus at Sunoco with the no.14 Ford Tarus that would driven by John Andretti and Dave Charpentier as the crew chief. The 14 team made it's debut in that year's UAW-GM Qaulity 500 at Lowe's Motor Speedway, after qualfying 20th, they manged to finish 22nd, four laps down.

After taking the next race off at Martinsville, the team returned to run the final four races, but missed the feild at Darlington. The team's best finish was a 20th in the finale at Homestead.

Andretti, Charpentier, Victory Brand and APlus retunred to the 14 team in 2005 with the annoucnet they will run the full season. The team made the first three races at Daytona, Fontana, and Las Vegas, with their best finshing being a 28th effort in the 2005 UAW Daimler-Chrysler 400 at Las Vegas, but they misssed the field at Atlanta. Then VB Brand shut down, culimating in the team being forced to dissolve, as there was no other sponsorship to be found.
Workstations

Workstations are Placeable Items that can be used to craft or refine foraging Items.

There are two types of workstations: Crafting Workstations and Refining Workstations.

These provide the player with a set of new Crafting Recipe possibilities, as well as minigames to refine collected ore and other crafting goods.
AnarchyCraft Wiki

**Welcome to the AnarchyCraft Wiki!**
Wiki Created on December 19th 2021

Wiki created by GnJake for the minecraft server AnarchyCraft.

Server is 1.18.2, and the ip is anarchycraft.minecraft.best OR anarchycraft.net

https://discord.gg/56Nyvxb8r9 AnarchyCraft Discord

https://anarchycraftmc.tebex.io AnarchyCraft tebex

If you want to help, filling these out with more information is helpful. Category:Missing Information

## Rules

1. No Doxxing,
2. No Advertising
3. Hacking, or Cheating.

Anything else goes

## History

The server released on November 23rd, 2021. It had been worked on off and on by AnarchyAdmin for a while before that though. Its taken inspiration from minewind, but not as directly as other servers.

## Features

Bosses, Events, Seasonals, custom dragons, custom spawners, unique items are all included in AnarchyCraft. The point of AnarchyCraft is to give a more hardcore feel compared to other servers, with things such as stopping players from placing shulkers in their echest, and the border being much smaller then vanilla.
Boss

Bosses are custom mobs on AnarchyCraft that spawn from various means. They spawn during seasonal events, randomly in wild, while mining, etc.

Theres also custom dragons, although those are different.

They drop various things, depending on the mob. Many spawn Potions of Ultimate Speed, Strength, Invisibility, and Fire Resistance.

Some examples are:

Sticky Dicky

Scuttler

Thornfish

Venemous Camel

Flying Pig

Salamander

Dark Cupid

Salamander of Love
Toudou Saki

Age
 Status
 Weight

**Toudou Saki** (藤堂 三毅, *Tōdō Saki*)

## Appearance

Short pinkish-brown spiky hair with brown eyes and a muscular body. Green jacket, blue shirt and long blue pants.

## Personality

Despite his cute name he is a very complex person.

## Misc. Info

* Older brother of Toudou Aki.
* His family were born and raised as boxers and he followed in their footsteps.
* The middleweight Japanese champion.
Aoki Komachi

Age
 Status
 Weight

**Aoki Komachi** (青木 小町)

## Appearance

Short blonde hair with brown eyes, stubble and muscular body. Wears a white bandana, grey tank top dark green camo pants and blue thongs. Is always pictured smoking.

## Personality

A tobacco loving delivery man thats a good friend of Komine Ryouji.

## Mics. Info

* Owns a business with his husband.
* Delivers fresh fruit and vegetables to the mansion once a week.
* Scorpio
* Blood Type A
* Likes movies, pachinko, and Toudou's ass
Sparkmutts Wiki

**Welcome to the Sparkmutts Wiki!**
Sparkmutts is an open ended adventure game with survival elements

*Need help building out this community?*

* Rules of this wiki
* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
* Managing your new community
* Guides
* All Help articles

You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

*Community Founders*: Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit the admin dashboard for more tips.
Fishing Tournament

Most of this info taken from https://www.reddit.com/r/AnarchyCraftMC/wiki/index/events/fishing, which was written by the creator of AnarchyCraft.

## Play

As the fishing tournament begins, all players are purged from the fishing arena.

Players will then have to catch as many fish as possible in a 30 minute period.

The top 10 fishermen at the end of this period will receive a prize.

Players may steal the of other players by killing them.

Spending a prolonged period of time in the fishing arena will gain you fishing multipliers, resetting if the player is killed or leaves the arena.

Multipliers also multiply the amount of fish stolen when killed.

## Prizes

1st Place:

- Okeanos (legendary fish)

- Fisherman's Friend

- 10 Dragon Eggs

- 5 Nether Stars

- 1st place badge in chat

2nd Place:

*-* 6 Dragon Eggs

- 3 Nether Stars

3rd Place:

- 3 Dragon Eggs

- 2 Nether Stars

4-10:

1 Dragon Egg
Sayaka

Age
 Status
 Weight

**Hanamura Sayaka** (花村 さやか) is the childhood friend of Maeda Tomoaki.

## Appearance

Sayaka is a young woman with long brown hair that is tied high side ponytail on the left, brown eyes and an E-cup bust. She wears a green long sleeve top and a yellow singlet underneath. She's accessorized with a orange hairband, yellow hair clips, two necklaces, a ring, and a bracelet.

At her work she wears a white button up shirt with a brown ribbon and brown skirt apron combo, her hair remains the same.

## Personality

Sayaka is a very kind and outgoing person who worries about Maeda Tomoaki constantly. She tends to nag him and follow him around whenever he arrives at his university, questioning him about his whereabouts and whether or not he has had gotten a job yet, much to Tomoaki's annoyance.

## Misc. Info

* Sayaka has a H-Scene with each butler in the first game and a special H-Scene with Maeda Tomoaki in the fandisc. During her scene with Komine Ryouji, Tomoaki joins in for a threesome: as Komine penetrates her, Tomoaki penetrates him and Sayaka greatly enjoys watching Komines reactions.
Valentine's Key

## Obtaining

Valentine's Keys were bought from the spawn trader for 5 Cupid's Hearts.

## Usage

Valentine's Keys were used at /warp LegendaryChests to get items, similar to Legendary Keys.

These items included:

Valentine's Day Helmet

Cupid's Wings

Valentine's Day Leggings

Valentine's Day Boots

Cupid's Bow

Love Letter

Valentine's Day Gapple
Dossel Dorf

**Dossel Derk Dorf** was an athlete who participated in many types of sports. He only participated and won the 1989 Banquet Frozen Foods 300 at Sears Point, after causing mayhem and wrecking half the field in the final laps of the event.

## Career

Prior to his Pepsi Cup start at Sears Point, he participated in the World Formula Juniors Series. Where in that series, he won the crown jewel events. He won the Minsk 2 when he wrecked sideline entire field to win, the Liechtenstien 10 when he was one of only two cars left in the event after most of the competitors crashed or suffered issues throughout the race, the Bulgarian 20 as his car was the only one left in action, the Romanian 50 after freak accidents plagued the race, en route the championship despite allegations of bribes, and unsafe driving tactics.

After his championship, he was told in an interview that until he won in NASCAR, he wasn't a "real kind" of driver. Dorf would say the following:

**"You tell those old good boys that the champ is coming over to show them, these are off the pipe! See you into the states!" - Dossell Dorf.**
Matt DiBenedetto

DiBenedetto at Michigan International Speedway in 2019.

**Matthew Guido DiBenedetto** is an American professional stock car racing driver. He competes full-time in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series, driving the No. 42 Chevrolet for Chip Ganassi Racing.

## Career

### 2015-2016: BK Racing

DiBenedetto moved up to the Pepsi Cup Series in 2015. He was originally intended to drive the No. 83 Dustless Blasting and No. 93 Toyotas for BK Racing on a part-time basis; he would split the No. 83 during the year with Camping World Truck Series driver Johnny Sauter. After Sauter drove the No. 83 in the Daytona 500, DiBenedetto took over the 83 and made his debut at Atlanta, but placed 44th in his debut. When Sauter eventually decided not to race at any other Cup races after the Daytona 500, DiBenedetto took over the No. 83 full-time and declared for ROTY contention.

At Martinsville Speedway during a practice session, DiBenedetto was involved in an incident with 2005 NASCAR champion Tony Stewart. The incident occurred when DiBenedetto tried to merge on the track behind Carl Edwards and the gap closed ahead of him. With Stewart fast approaching down the backstretch, DiBenedetto moved up the track in turn three to let Stewart pass. "When I got to (turn) three I didn't want to hold him up, so I just pulled up high and let him go by," DiBenedetto told Foxsports.com. "I got completely out of his way, but that wasn't enough. He tried to wreck me a few times, brake-checking me and flipping me off around the whole track." After the incident, DiBenedetto called Stewart "an arrogant prick".

Dibenedetto's best finish was 18th at Talladega in April.
NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series Champions

A list of champions.

***NOT FINISHED.***

1. 1977 - Cale Yarborough (2)
2. 1978 - Cale Yarborough (3)
3. 1979 - Richard Petty (7)
4. 1980 - Dale Earnhardt (1)
5. 1981 - Darrell Waltrip (2)
6. 1982 - Darrell Waltrip (2)
7. 1983 - Stroker Ace
8. 1984 - Terry Labonte
9. 1985 - Darrell Waltrip (3)
10. 1986 - Dale Earnhardt (2)
11. 1987 - Dale Earnhardt (3)
12. 1988 - Bill Elliott
13. 1989 - Rusty Wallace
14. 1990 - Cole Trickle
15. 1991 - Dale Earnhardt (4)
16. 1992 - Alan Kulwicki
17. 1993 - Dale Earnhardt (5)
18. 1994 - Dale Earnhardt (6)
19. 1995 - Jeff Gordon (1)
20. 1996 - Davey Allison
21. 1997 - Jeff Gordon (2)
22. 1998 - Jeff Gordon (3)
23. 1999 - Dale Jarrett
24. 2000 - Bobby Labonte
25. 2001 - Jeff Gordon (4)
26. 2002 - Sterling Marlin
27. 2003 - Matt Kenseth
28. 2004 - Dale Earnhardt Junior
29. 2005 - Tony Stewart
30. 2006 - Jimmie Johnson (1)
31. 2007 - Jimmie Johnson (2)
32. 2008 - Kurt Busch (2)
33. 2009 - Adam Petty
34. 2010 - Kyle Busch (1)
35. 2011 - Kyle Busch (2)
36. 2012 - Clint Bowyer
37. 2013 - Jimmie Johnson
38. 2014 - Brian Wavecrest
39. 2015 - Kyle Busch (3)
40. 2016 - Jimmie Johnson (3)
41. 2017 - Martin Truex Jr.
42. 2018 - Joey Logano
43. 2019 - Kyle Busch (4)
44. 2020 - Chase Elliott
45. 2021 - Kyle Larson
46. 2022 - TBA.
Ricky Bobby

**Ricky Allen Bobby** is an American professional stock car racing driver. He last competed full-time in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series, driving the No. 26 Chevrolet Impala for Dennit Racing in 2009. He was a well-known racer, who won 70 races across his 10 year season in the Pepsi Cup Series, but never won a Championship.

## Career

In 1998, Bobby recived a job as a jackman for Dennit Racing, a team that recently had opened to compete in four race for that year. Bobby was also said by fellow employees that he would've liked to race, as it was a longtime intrest of his.

His dream would come true during the 1998 Winston 500 at Talladega Superspeedway. After the pit stop upon the first caution, the driver of Dennit's no.26 Laughing Clown Malt Liqour Chevorlet, Terry Cheveaux, exited the car to use the restroom. Upon a discussion between the crew and the crew cheif, Lucius Washington, Bobby agreed to drive the car. Bobby would fall two laps down becaue of the change, but recovred to finish an increible third.

Following the race, Dennit Racing announced that Bobby would be the new permanent driver of the 26 car, and he would drive the car when the team would return for the 1998 AC Delco 400 at Rockingham. Bobby would qualify 3rd, and he would take the lead by lap 63, and he would remain there, giving both him and Dennit racing their first wins in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series.
Elliott Sadler

Elliott William Barnes Sadler is an American Professional Retired Stock Car racer who last competed in the Number 7 Chevy for Tommy Baldwin Racing in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series.

## Career

### NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series

#### Early Years: 1997 & 1998

In 1997 Sadler attempted a Talladega race in the number 40 for Team SABCO but failed to qualify.

In 1998 Sadler raced in the number 92 for Diamond Ridge Motorsports at Charlotte and Bristol and got 42nd at Charlotte and 24th at Bristol. He got 57th in the standings.

#### The Wood Brothers Racing: 1999, 2000, 2001, And 2002

Sadler moved up to the Cup Series full-time in 1999, driving the No. 21 Ford Taurus for Wood Brothers Racing. His best finish that year was 10th at Texas Motor Speedway, and he finished 24th in points, runner-up to Tony Stewart for Rookie of the Year honors. He also returned to the Busch Series on a part-time basis, filling in for the injured Andy Santerre for Innovative Motorsports, his best finish being fifth at California Speedway. He also drove a handful of races for Lyndon Amick. Sadler's only Top 10 finish in 2000 was 7th at Bristol, after failing to qualify at Talladega Superspeedway, and he dropped to 29th in points. He also had a wild flip at Michigan Speedway after cutting a tire in practice.

In 2001, Sadler won his first Cup race at Bristol, making this the first win for Wood Brothers in eight years. He had another Top 10 run and finished 20th in points. After seven Top 10s and a fall to 23rd in points in 2002, Sadler left for MB2 Motorsports in the number 13 car sponsored by Centrix all the races.

#### The MB2 Motorsports Strong's: 2003, 2004, 2005, And 2006

In 2003, Elliott went to MB2 Motorsports in 2003 and was able to finish a solid 22nd.

In 2004, Elliott returned to the team and had his best season of his whole Cup career with many top 5s and 10s and a win at Bristol which was his second win there and overall. He got 8th in the standings.

In 2005 and 2006 he got 24th and 27th in the standings.
Cal Naughton Jr.

**Calvin Naughton Jr.** is an American professional stock car racing driver. He last competed full-time in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series, driving the No. 44 Ford Fusion for Petty Enterprises in 2013.

## Career

Much like his friend, Ricky Bobby, Naughton would start working a pit crew member for the No .26 Chevorlet for Dennit Racing in 1998.

However, in December 1999 it announced that Naughton would start driving in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series full-time after Old Spice came to Dennit Racing and tried to buyout Bobby’s contact with Wonder Bread and Powerade, but team owner Larry Dennit, Sr. opted to take the deal by making a second entry for Old Spice to sponsor: the No.47 Chevrolet.
Cole Trickle

**Cole Trickle** is a former American stock car racer. He last competed in the 2004 Ford 400 at Homestead Miami Speedway, driving the no.46 Chevrolet for Hodges-Trickle Racing part time.

## Career

### 1989: Rookie Season

Trickle was an experienced driver in open-wheel racing, winning championships with the World of Outlaws. Originally setting his sights on running IndyCar, primarily the Indianapolis 500, he soon realized that "to win in Indy I'd need a great car, but stock cars are all the same".

In February 1989, Tricke was recruited by Tim Daland to drive for his team, Daland Motorsports in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series. And to prepare for the effort, Daland took Trickle to a private testing session at Charlotte Motor Speedway, where Daland Motorsports was using a former Burns Racing Chevrolet. Trickle then set a fast time during the private test.

Following that private test, Trickle was set to make his debut in the 1989 Goodwrench 400 at Rockingham, driving the No.46 Chevrolet for Daland Motorsports with sponsorship from City Chevrolet. He finished his first start in 28th, after wandering all around the track due to difficulty adjusting to the larger NASCAR stock cars and communicating with his crew.
Terry Cheveaux

Cheveaux eating a chicken sandwich at Talladega Superspeedway in 1998.

**Terrance Cheveaux** is a retired American stock car racing driver. He competed part-time in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series, driving the no.26 Chvorlet Monte Carlo for Dennit Racing in 1998. He was best known for being the man who made Ricky Bobby a NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series driver.

## Career

Cheveaux was said to having strong willing to succed while he raced in ARCA, but things changed when got the oppurtunity to drive the no.26 Laughing Clown Malt Liqour Chevorlet.

Those close to Cheveaux claimed he started to act differently as if he thoguht he had a gaurenteed ride and a high salary.

Later in August of 1998, Cheveaux would succesfully qualify for his Pepsi Cup debut in the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, qaulfying 40th of the 50 car field. However after only running 20 laps of the 160, Cheveaux would park the car and claimed the car a vibration issue. But crew chief Lucius Washington reviewd that there was nothing wrong with the car other than slightly worn tires, which was to be expected after 20 laps. Cheveaux would not re-enter the race and he placed 48th.

Later on, the 26 team and Cheveaux would return to compete in the Winston 500 at Talladega Superspeedway in October of that year. During the race after the first caution and the pit stop was completed, Cheveaux exited the car, reportedly to use the restroom, eat a chicken sandwich and make a phone call.

A jackman for his pit crew, Ricky Bobby, would take Cheveaux's place and manged to finsh third. After the race, Cheveaux was releasd from the team. He has not compted since then.

## Post Career

In 2005, during an interview between Bobby and Larry King, King caught up with Cheveaux, who was then living in a tent selling fireworks to kids, behind a pet store in Jacksonville, North Carolina.
J.D Gibbs

J.D Gibbs was an American Professional Stock Car Racing Driver. He is the son of Joe Gibbs, brother of Coy Gibbs, and uncle of Ty Gibbs. He first competed in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series in the 2002 Aaron's 499 At Talladega and last competed in the 2009 Autism Speaks 400. He was a stand by driver for the 2013 Talladega Spring race but didn't compete. (For Joe Gibbs Racing)

### NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series Career

#### 2002: First Start

In 2002, J.D Gibbs entered his first NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series Race in the Aaron's 499 at Talladega. He raced the number 46 unsponsored Ash Motorsports Pontiac. He started 43rd and finished 39th out of the race due to engine failure.

#### 2003-2005: Ash Motorsports

In 2003, J.D entered the Daytona 500 for Ash Motorsports. He failed to qualify in 44th. He also ran the 2003 EA Sports 500 at Talladega qualifying 39th and finishing 15th, a solid spot to finish for the teams standards.

In 2004, J.D entered the Daytona 500 again and made it in 40th. He finished 40th out of the race due to a crash.

In 2005, J.D entered the Daytona 500 again and qualified 43rd and finished 30th out of the race due to an engine failure. Later on he entered the Banquet 400 at Kansas and qualified 43rd.

#### 2008 & 2009: BAM Racing

In 2008, J.D returned to the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series and entered the 2008 Kolbalt Tools 500 at Las Vegas. He failed to qualify in 44th.

In 2009, J.D entered the 2009 Autism Speaks 400 at Dover where the team put together all their resources to have a great race. J.D qualified 29th and finished 10th due to a strategy no one else took. J.D led his only laps ever due to the strategy being 4 before he was overtaken and finished 10th. His only top 10.

(During all these races, J.D was using the Toyota Car Make NOT Chevy)
Canadian Tire Motorsports Park

Canadian Tire Motorsports Park is a NASCAR Sierra Mist Truck Series race course from 2013-Present.

## Winners

1. 2013 - Chase Elliott
2. 2014 - Ryan Blaney
3. 2015 - Erik Jones
4. 2016 - John Hunter Nemechek
5. 2017 - Austin Cindric
6. 2018 - Justin Haley
7. 2019 - Brett Moffett
8. 2020 - Sheldon Creed
9. 2021 - Zane Smith
10. 2022 - Stewart Friesen
Austin Theriault

Theriault in 2019

**Austin L. Theriault** is an American professional stock car racing driver, who currently works in driver development. He last competed part-time in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series, driving the No. 52 for Rick Ware Racing, and part-time in the NASCAR Sierra Mist Truck Series, driving the No. 92 Ford F-150 for RBR Enterprises in 2019.

## Career

### 2019: Part-Time with Rick Ware Racing and Petty Ware Racing

On June 29, 2019, it was announced that Theriault would make his NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series debut at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in July, driving the No. 52 Chevorlet for Rick Ware Racing, with sponsorship from Bagnor Savings Bank. After qualifying 46th, he finished 35th in the Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 upon retiring with a rear end issue on lap 185.

He would then return to the no.52 the following week in the Dunder Mifflin 400 at Pocono. However this time around the 52 was a Ford and the sponsor was Trick Shot Lubricant. Theriault successfully finished the race in 44th, completing 157 laps of the 163 laps, after falling a few laps down.

Two weeks later, Theriault returned to the 52, which was once again the Bagnor Savings Bank Ford, at the second Michigan race. He would finish 42nd, for laps down.

After not participating in the next four races, he was then announced to drive the no.51 Jacob Companies Chevrolet for Petty Ware Racing in the Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond. He finished 42nd again, however this time he was eight laps down.

He later returned for his fifth start of the year at the fall Talladega Event, driving the PWR 51 Jacob Companies/Construction Ford. Addiotnally the no.51 was painted like Talladega's Big Rig, in honor of John Ray, Sr. after he passed away in May of 2019 after a battle with cancer. However Theriault was collected in the seventh caution of the race, ultimately finishing 47th.

He was originally planning going to compete at Kansas, the following week, however he was not medically cleared through NASCAR to race, because of the accident at Talladega had given him a concussion. Garret Smithley replaced him at Kansas. He was also planning to race in the finale at Homestead, but was replaced by Josh Bilicki due to his injury.

Later in February 2020, Theriault announced that he was in the process of finalizing some multirace deals in a few different racing series in NASCAR including the Pepsi Cup, Mnt. Dew National Series, and Sierra Mist Truck Series with sponsors being lined up. He was scheduled to make his debut in April or May of 2020, however the COVID-19 Pandemic led those plans to be canned.
Brennan Newberry

Brennan Newberry is an American Professional Stock Car racer who first competed in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series in the number 54 QORE.24 sponsored car for Rick Ware Racing in the 2020 FireKeepers Casinos 400 at Michigan which is his last current race in the series. He currently competes full-time in the Mountain Dew National Series since 2021 for NTS Motorsports in the number 24 QORE.24 car. He used to compete in the Sierra Mist Truck Series for NTS Motorsports from 2017-2020 full-time but after winning the 2020 Championship, he moved to the Mountain Dew National Series.

## Career

### NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series

After making his 1 and only current Cup Series start for RWR in the number 54 with backed up sponsorship from QORE.24, he qualified 34th and finished 18th due to a fuel strategy plan and led 4 laps before Harvick and Hamlin took the lead back. This performance sets him up to be a development driver for Chevy and Richard Childress Racing. RCR has a big alliance with NTS Motorsports in their Xfinity Series program and also Truck Series program even if RCR doesn't compete there.

### NASCAR Mountain Dew National Series

In 2014 Brennan made some starts in the Mountain Dew National Series finishing 24th at New Hampshire, 19th at Watkins Glen, 23rd at Chicago, and 36th at Phoenix.

In 2021 Brennan returned to the series with NTS Motorsports in the number 24 car after his 2020 Truck Championship backed up sponsorship with QORE.24. He got 7 top 5s, five being second place across every single track type and 14 top 10s. He made the playoffs and placed 11th in the standings.

In 2022 so for he has gotten a win at the Daytona Season Opener and finished second the next 4 races from that and currently has 9 top 5s and 12 top 10s leading the standings.
Jake Martin

Martin at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in 2020

**Jake Wilhelm Martin** is an American professional stock car racing driver. He last competed part-time in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series, driving the No. 74 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 1LE for Bobby Spencer Racing.

## NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series Career

### 2014: First Starts

On October 28th 2014, Bobby Spencer Racing announced Martin would drive the no.74 Chevorlet SS in the final three races of 2014, and go full-time in 2015.

Martin would make his debut at the fall Texas race. Martin would qualify 33rd. To which in the he would run mosty in 30th thoughout the race until lap 321, when he would spin out and crash on the backstrech and placed 46th.

The next two starts were fair, with a 39th place at Phoenix, and a 32nd at Homestead.

### 2015: Rookie Year

Martin would then go full time as planned.

Martin began his rookie year, 35th in the Daytona 500 after getting caught up in a crash on the final lap after running inside the top 30 throughout most of the 500.

In the following race at Atlanta, Martin nabbed his first top twenty by finishing 16th.
Jeremy Mayfield

Mayfield in 2007.

**Jeremy Allen Mayfield** is an American stock car racing driver. He last drove the no.41 Toyota for his own team, Mayfield Motorsports in the 2009 NASCAR Pepsi Cup season, with plans to run the full season until May 2009, when he was suspended indefinitely as both owner and driver by NASCAR following what NASCAR said was a positive test for methamphetamine. He has never participated in NASCAR Pepsi Cup series since then.

## Career

### 1993-1994: First Starts

In 1993, Mayfield attempted to make his Pepsi Cup debut in the 1993 Pepsi 400 at Daytona, driving the no.95 Ford for Sadler Bros. Racing, but failed to qualify for the event. Out of Mayfield's four attempts in '93, he only qualified for the 1993 Mello Yellow 500 where he started 30th and finished 29th.

In 1994, Mayfield Mayfield declared he would run for Rookie of the Year, and signed to drive the Sadler Brothers' No. 95 Ford. Mayfield made the field for the 1994 Daytona 500, and almost completed the 500 miles but ran out of fuel on lap 195 and placed 30th. The following week at Rockingham, Mayfield failed to qualify for the event. Mayfield then qualified for Richmond in 18th, but fell off the race pace and finished 27th ten laps down. Mayfield then DNQ'ed once again for the following race at Atlanta. Mayfield and the Sadler Bros did not show up for fish race of the year at Darlington. He then returned but missed the field at Bristol. After only two more starts and missing more races, due to DNQ's or No-Shows, Mayfield left Sadler Bros.

Mayfield then joined Taylor Racing to drive their No.02 Ford. He successfully qualified for his first attempt with the team at the 1994 Coca Cola 600, Mayfield placed 21st in the event. After skipping the next two races, Mayfield did the next three races at Michigan, Daytona, and New Hampshire.

After New Hampshire, Mayfield was hired by Cale Yarborough Motorsports to drive their no.98 Ford after previous driver, Derrike Cope, was fired by the team after a lack of results. Mayfield closed the year driving for Yarborough, with three top twenties.

### 1995-1996: Cale Yarborough Motorsports

Beginning in 1995, Mayfield was announced to drive for Yarborough full time.
Dewey Ryder

Ryder at Martinsville Speedway in 2018.

**Dewey Ryder** is a former American racing driver. He drove at Martinsville Speedway in 2018, driving the no.01 Chevrolet for Mountain Dew Racing.

Ryder is most known for being in Mountain Dew advertisements. Furthermore he was supported by Mountain Dew to drive Hendrick Motorsports' no.88 beginning in 2018, despite not being supported by Hendrick Motorsports and Dale Earnhardt, Jr.

## Career

### 2017: Rumored to be a Successor

In 2017, with Dale Earnhardt, Jr.'s announcement to retire after 2017, one of the biggest questions were who was going to be his successor with high expectations to be Alex Bowman as Bowman had been a fill-in for Earnhardt the year prior. However in September, Dewey Ryder came into the garage of Earnhardt's team with his camera crew as Mountain Dew wanted Ryder to become the new driver of the 88 beginning in 2018 despite this not being supported by Hendrick Motorsports and Earnhardt. Ryder was said to have had no experience driving stock cars even claiming he had a stunt double driver who was identified as "Leon". Hendrick Motorsports kept quiet on this, while Earnhardt was not, with Earnhardt saying in an interview, "Yeah, I mean, he don't have a chance! They'll black flag him off the track if he's not fast enough."

After fan criticism and numerous denials from Hendrick Motorsports, Pepsico announced they would be moving their sponsorship to Chase Elliott and the new no.94 team at HMS, leaving Ryder without a ride as Bowman ended up becoming the driver of the no.88 with Nationwide stepping up on their sponsorship with their contract that went through 2019.

### 2018: First (And Only) Career Start

Despite not becoming the successor for HMS, Ryder still expressed interest to race. So in April 2018, Mountain Dew announced the formation of Mountain Dew Racing that would field the no.01 Mountain Dew Chevrolet for Ryder.
Cale Gale

Cale Gale is an American Professional Stock Car racer. He currently competes part-time in the no.27 Chevrolet Silverado for Rackley W.A.R in the NASCAR Sierra Mist Truck Series.

## Career

He first competed for Team Xtreme Racing in the no.54 Chevrolet in the NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series at the 2014 FedEX 400 at Dover Raceway.

He last competed in The Pepsi Cup Series in the 2017 Overton's 400 at Chicagoland Motor Speedway for StarCom Racing in the no. 00 Chevrolet.

He first competed in the NASCAR Xfinity Series in 2006 Season number 1 for Phoenix Racing at the Federated Auto Parts 300 at Nashvile. He last competed in the Xfinity Series in the 2015 Kentucky 300 at Kentucky in the number 89 Shepherd Racing Ventures Chevy. He first competed in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series in the 2007 NextEra Energy 250 at Daytona in the number 33 truck for Kevin Harvick Incorporated. He last competed in the 2021 Clean Harbors 150 at Knoxville Raceway in the number 27 truck for Rackley WAR. In 2022 he will compete again at Knoxville for the same team.