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Race to Victory is a fantasy racing challenge for the Sprint Cup series of NASCAR. For each race, you’ll pick four drivers and be awarded points based on their place to the finish line. Throughout the challenge, we’ll give away a series of prizes ranging from car wash passes to tickets to local events. Winners will be picked based on total points for the previous race. If there are several winners, we will randomly select the winner. The prize for the weekly winner for the Lenox Industrial 301 race is a NASCAR Monopoly game!
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Local Racing News
Mike Griffith: Late Model drivers pointing fingers the wrong way at SpeedwayFireworks will light the sky Saturday night at Bakersfield Speedway but there's been plenty of fireworks behind the scenes lately when it comes to dirt Late Model stock car racing.
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Murphy continues Grand effort at Speedway
Starting 12th in the feature race proved to be little handicap for Peter Murphy Saturday night at Bakersfield Speedway. -
Mike Griffith: Sprint series drivers aim for Murphy
A large field of drivers are expected at Bakersfield Speedway Saturday night for the second leg of the Sprint Car Grand Slam Series, and they will likely be chasing Peter Murphy around the third-mile clay oval. -
Hometown salute: Harvick holds his own in first race around clay oval
Kevin Harvick didn't pull off a victory Thursday night in his very first race at Bakersfield Speedway.
Auto Racing News FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NHRA changing priorities in wake of tragedy
The death of Scott Kalitta has shaken up the NHRA and sent the organization, its owners and drivers back to the drawing board on safety issues.
The death of Scott Kalitta has shaken up the NHRA and sent the organization, its owners and drivers back to the drawing board on safety issues.
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Randy Moss buys 50 percent of truck team
Troy Aikman. Terry Bradshaw. Tim Brown. Julius Erving. Jackie Joyner-Kersee. Jim Kelly. Mark Rypien. Roger Staubach. -
Formula One urges changes to cut costs
Formula One wants to cut team budgets in half and improve fuel efficiency by 2011 to improve racing. -
Coulthard announces retirement
David Coulthard has announced he will retire from Formula One at the end of the season.