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Auto Racing
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Any Time Now!
Jeff Gordon is about to tie the record set by Dale Earnhardt when he wins his next race. How will the fans react?
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Dickies 500: Three Races To Go
Three to go.
If there was a wreck heading into this weekend's race at Texas Motor Speedway, the 2006 Nextel Cup season would have to head to a green-white-checkers finish.
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Big Block or Small Block Chevy
Are big blocks the way to go or can a small block keep up with them? There are plenty of small blocks that can keep up with and outrun most big blocks.
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Kimi Raikkonen About Being A Star
Kimi Raikkonen was almost instantly a would famous star when he came to Formula One. How has that influenced his life? Also which are the characteristics of Kimi Raikkonen as a person?
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How Is The Future For Kimi Raikkonen?
After a total fiasco with the McLaren car during 2006, the future seems to change for the better. Kimi Raikkonen is now taking revenge coming back in the Ferrari Team, replacing the World Champion Michael Schumacher.
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Nascar A Scam?
Organizations and businesses have to do different things to survive. Nascar has done tremendous things for business, hopefully Nascar doesn't lose its focus on racing in the future.
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Indianapolis 500 Auto Racing Theme Party Country Western Style
The average Indianapolis 500 party is either held as a theme for someone’s birthday or as a pre-race event before and sometimes during and after the big race. However you can add a dash of country western style and make the party even more interesting and fun, because an additional theme adds a plethora of new activities for guests. Why not open up a dance floor and blast out some good ole’ country music for the guests to dance too?
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How To Dominate Your Fantasy Racing League
Have you ever wondered how your fantasy league competitors finish consistently near the top week after week? Do you want to cash in on those big prizes offered in fantasy contest? A small investment of your time will show you how to finish at or near the top more consistently.
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History Of NASCAR
NASCAR is an acronym and it stands for the National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing. NASCAR was founded in 1948 by William France and Ed Otto. These two men realized that people enjoyed watching car races and that there was need to standardize the racing industry. Their idea was to attract more racers and to make the races equal for all the drivers. The thought was an excellent one because more racers meant an increase in the number of fans who would be willing to pay to watch their favorite drivers.
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Formula1 Racing Rule Changes For The 2007 Season
A summary of changes to the Sporting and Technical Regulations made by the FIA for the 2007 Formula 1 Racing season. Includes changes to engine, tyre, practice session, and safety car regulations and much more.
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Johnson 3-Peats in Vegas! SCI March 12th Issue
This is your weekly edition of the Stock Car Insider (SCI). This week, we take a look ahead to the Kobalt Tools 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, as well as, a recap of Jimmie Johnson's win in the UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
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Why People Love NASCAR Racing
NASCAR racing has become one of the most popular sports today viewed by millions of fans from around 150 countries all over the globe. It ranks second to the National Football League as far as television ratings in the United States are concerned and an overwhelming 75 million NASCAR racing fans and brand loyalists are being estimated to purchase more than $2 billion worth in annual sales of licensed NASCAR products. Here are a few reasons why people love NASCAR racing-
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