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Racing News: Will Power Takes the Flag in Brazil for Second IndyCar Series Victory

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Will Power overtook Ryan Hunter-Reay in the final minutes of Sunday’s São Paulo Indy 300 in São Paulo, Brazil, to earn his second IZOD IndyCar Series victory; Badger Midget Auto Racing Association and Angell Park Speedway in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, end their 63-year relationship; Texas Motor Speedway ad campaign displays disapproval for NASCAR's handling of the Edwards/Keselowski incident at Atlanta Motor Speedway; and more racing news.

Racing News: Atlantic Championship Series Cancels 2010 Season

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Atlantic Championship Series cancels 2010 season, citing lack of money and drivers; US F1 or StefanGP not part of 2010 Formula One World Championship entry list; Jack Roush Jr. and Billy Johnson collect victory number 400 for Jack Roush’s as a team owner; DART Machinery signs as title sponsor of DART Show-Me 100 dirt-late-model race; and more racing news.

Conference Connects Green Racing With Profit Making

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Driven by growing interest in green technologies, the motorsports and specialty-equipment industries are spurring innovation and opportunity. But where is it all going? And where are we headed?

Racing News: Philip Morris Ends Lengthy Sponsorship of Penske IndyCar Teams

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Philip Morris ends long-standing sponsorship of Roger Penske and Penske Racing IZOD IndyCar Series teams; Damion Gardner continues hot streak in AMSOIL USAC National Sprint Car Series by winning four out of the five events run so far this year; Bristol (Tennessee) Motor Speedway has begun adding 160 feet of SAFER barriers at the exits of turns two and four; and more racing news.

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Racing News: USF1 Battles Financial Trouble, Asks to Skip First Four Races

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Amid financial uncertainty, USF1 requests permission to miss first four races of 2010; spectator Susan Zimmer was killed during the NHRA Arizona Nationals when she was struck by a tire from Antron Brown's dragster; Atlantic Championship Series introduces a value program that guarantees any driver paying $495,000 a seat for the 2010 season; and more racing news.

Racing News: McMurray Holds Off Hard-Charging Earnhardt to Take Daytona 500

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Jamie McMurray becomes the 34th different driver to win Daytona 500; NASCAR changes green-white-checkered rule; Former ARTGO Challenge Series promoter John McKarns died on February 9 after a long battle with bladder cancer; and more racing news.

NHRA Newsmakers: Racers Celebrate 50 Years of Dragging at Season Kick-Off Winternationals

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The wait is officially over as the 2010 NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series season official begins this week at historic Auto Club Raceway at Pomona. And what better way to kick it off than with one of the most anticipated events of the year: the 50th annual Kragen O'Reilly Auto Parts NHRA Winternationals?

Racing News: Harvick Opens Season With Second-Straight Shootout Win

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Kevin Harvick wins his second-straight Budweiser Shootout, Bobby Gerhart earns his sixth ARCA 200 victory at Daytona, and Danica Patrick finished sixth in her stock-car racing debut.

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