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1. Who was killed at Watkins Glen in 1990?
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2. In the tire size 255/45R16, what does the 45 stand for?
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3. What was the significance of "225" in the original Buick Electra 225?
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4. In "Smokey and the Bandit", what kind of car did Sheriff Buford T. Justice drive?
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5. Who was the first driver to compete in both the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 on the same day?
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6. Who was the first driver to drink milk in Victory Lane after the Indianapolis 500?
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7. What were the nicknames of the chrome bullet protrusions found on many cars bumpers in the 1950's?
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Who was killed at Watkins Glen in 1990?
In the tire size 255/45R16, what does the 45 stand for?
What was the significance of "225" in the original Buick Electra 225?
In "Smokey and the Bandit", what kind of car did Sheriff Buford T....
Who was the first driver to compete in both the Indianapolis 500 and...
Who was the first driver to drink milk in Victory Lane after the...
What were the nicknames of the chrome bullet protrusions found on many...
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