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• “We posted an item yesterday from the National Journal about a proposed amendment from Rep. Betty McCollum, D-Minn., that would end the Pentagon's decade-long business partnership between the Defense Department and the popular stock-car racing circuit.”

  USA Today: NASCAR star rallies support for U.S. Army-sponsored car

• “Rep. Betty McCollum's House amendment would end a decade-long business partnership between the Defense Department and the popular stock-car racing circuit.”

  USA Today: Should the Army drop its $7M sponsorship of NASCAR?

• “The National Association for Stock Car Racing, long a favorite in the Southeast, burst onto the national scene about a decade ago and quickly made stock-car racing one of the country's leading spectator sports.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Nascar Revs Up Rough Side to Win Back Fans

• “A STOCK CAR After a career that brought her millions in endorsements but just a single victory on the track, Danica Patrick will jump whole-hog into stock-car racing in 2012 with 10 starts in Nascar's Sprint Cup.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Primer for 2012: Tiger, Danica and Olympic Glory

• “As the first American Ferrari driver and the first American to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans, he played a major role in luring stateside fans from stock-car ovals to the twisty circuits overseas.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Remembering a Racing Tragedy

• “Like stock-car racers, sand sculptors have started padding their incomes by signing on with sponsors—albeit at amounts more modest than what's available to Nascar stars.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Sculpting Sandcastle Dreams

• “In a 60-page report on the crash it released Thursday, the league, also known as IndyCar, pointed to, among other things, the design of the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, which was modified to accommodate stock-car races in the late 1990s.”

  The Wall Street Journal: IndyCar Cites 'Perfect Storm'

• “Like stock-car racers, sand sculptors can even pad their income by signing on with sponsors—albeit at amounts more modest than what's available to Nascar stars.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Work's a Day at the Beach for Sand-Castle Consultants

• “Meanwhile, its programming staples included aerobics, stock-car racing and pro wrestling.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Game-Changer

• “The world's largest brewer by sales said the show will feature amateurs competing in sports, such as baseball, soccer and stock-car racing, as well as other fields, including music and cooking.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Bud Angles for Buzz With Reality Show

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