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American Le Mans: Risi Competizione Wins GT2 Class at 12 Hours of Sebring |
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Alex Job Racing Sweeps One - Two - Three at Sebring in GTC |
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Jason Meyers Wins Finale of Kasey’s King of Bulls Gap |
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Jeff Burton Discusses Carl/Brad Situation, Self-Policing, The Economy and Other Topics |
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NASCAR Nationwide Series: Scotts Turf Builder 300 at Bristol - Race Line-Up |
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Mark Martin on The Reintroduction of The Spoiler, Racing at Bristol, and More |
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Pre-Race Q & A With NASCAR Sprint Cup Points Leader Kevin Harvick |
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Pre-Race Interview With Juan Pablo Montoya at Bristol Motor Speedway |
Often lost in the circumstances involving the formation of Stewart-Haas Racing is the fact that one of those two namesakes currently resides in federal prison. But unlike Michael Vick—who may face further discipline from the National Football League following his release—Gene Haas will be welcomed back into NASCAR with open arms. Haas reported to prison in January to serve a two-year term after pleading guilty to one count of tax fraud. That followed a plea bargain resulting in the dismissal of several charges, which included reporting false race team expenses.
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