Made in the USA ... IndyCar champion Bobby Rahal bets on America

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Bobby Rahal, three-time IndyCar World Series champion, made the transition from driver to team owner in 1992 and began the 1993 racing season with an American-built car chassis, the only one in the series. Rahal is IndyCar's all-time money winner with career earnings of $11.1 million.

Rahal, Bobby

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The natural ... stock car racer Jeff Gordon was born to run and raised to win

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Stock car racing driver Jeff Gordon is only 23-years-old, but he already has earned honors any veteran would cherish. Gordon received Rookie of the Year acclaim in 1993 and went on to win both the 600-mile race in Charlotte, NC, and the Brickyard 400 in Indianapolis, IN, during 1994.

Column, Competitions, Gordon, Jeff, National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing

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Young, gifted, and fast ... Tom Kendall and Scott Sharp take the long and winding road to the top

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The careers of Scott Sharp and Tom Kendall indicate that advancement to the upper echelons of automobile racing is not as clear-cut as it is in some other sports. A quarterback may depend on his arm, but a driver must have a million-dollar car.

Kendall, Tom, Sharp, Scott

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