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18 hours ago ago from KGKI Radio
Bleacher Report: Milwaukee MIle Not Just Another Race Track by Patti Rodisch; Danica Patrick, Snowstorm Helping NASCAR Fans Survive The Offseason by Kelly Crandall; Tiffany Daniels: Next in the Adventures of a Female Race Car Driver by Mary Jo Buchanan Bump Drafts: “Madhouse” Could Be Roots Racing Win by Jim McCoy Daly Planet: Kyle Petty Extends His Brand by John Daly Daytona Beach News Journal: Eury: Danica settling in by ...
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12 hours ago ago from so to speak
Bo with her red P Plates and Ash with her Green P's For international's who have no idea what I'm taking about: Here in Oz, new drivers have the honor {or debasement... however you want to look at it} of sticking a gigantic red or green P to their car. This lets other drivers to undoubtedly know: that they are a new ... or newish .... drivers that they are young, cool, hip and good looking or to give them plenty of ...
Related contentA Few Words With: Ralph Gilles
21 hours ago ago from Racin’ Today
Ralph Gilles is new head man with Dodge. Ralph Gilles, the new president and CEO of Chrysler and the company’s former head designer, sat down recently with a small group of media members, including RacinToday.com senior writer Mike Harris, to discuss his background, his new job and Chrysler’s future in racing: Question : You have an interesting background in grassroots racing and product testing. Could you share some of that with ...
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The Decade in Sports - Auto Racing: After Earnhardt: Since Losing Its Intimidator, Nascar Has Strayed From Its Roots
4 hours ago ago from The New York Times
Dale Earnhardt would be 58 now and would probably not find much to like about stock-car racing. His death on Feb. 18, 2001, in a last-lap accident at the Daytona 500, led Nascar , and motorsports to a larger degree, into developments Earnhardt might have bristled at. Terry Renna/Associated Press Dale Earnhardt, left, was the face of Nascar when he died in 2001. Jonathan Ferrey/Getty Images In 2005, a 22-year-old ...
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