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 Vintage Race Car Weathervane Whirligig INDY 500 OFFY RoadsterHot Rod wind race  US $150.00
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 Vintage OFFY Midget Race Car Kurtis Kraft Whirligig Indy Weathervane Folk Art US $150.00
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 MOBILOIL FLANGE SIGN Indy Race Car mobil gas reissue US $82.99
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 HAROLD VAN GORDER 1911 LOZIER Race Car 5x7 Orig NEWS PHOTO 1st INDY 500 RARE US $81.25
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 1980s Buick Indy 8 Car Artists Proof 18 of 30 Frame 4 Steven Pasteiner US $79.95
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 Vtg NOS Bosch Race Car Driver Logo Spark Plugs Hit Miss Old Car Truck Indy 500 US $75.00
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 STP 2 SIDED FLANGE SIGN WITH RACING FLAG AND INDY CAR US $75.00
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 1988 Oldsmobile Indy 500 Pace Car Press Kit US $74.99
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 1921 Monroe Brochure Indy 500 Race Car Gaston Chevrolet US $67.99
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 1989 GMC CART Indy Car Pace Pickup Truck Press Kit US $51.99
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 1979 INDIANA LICENSE PLATE INDIANAPOLIS 500 PACE CAR INDY 500 PACE CAR PLATE US $249.00
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 Indy 500 Indiana Hall of Fame Pace Car Replica License Plate New US $42.00
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 1989 Indy 500 Pace Car 20th Anniversary Trans Am TTA Replica License Plate New US $42.00
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 HONDA INDY 300 CAR RACING GOLD COAST AUSTRALIA 1999 TO QUANTAS AIRLINES US $39.54
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 rear up right epperly indy car US $50.00
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 Carroll Shelby Dodge Viper V10 Photos 3 Color Pics 1992 Indy 500 Pace Car Photo US $40.00
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 2007 Corvette Indy 500 Pace Car CD Press Kit Rare US $39.99
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 Mario Andretti 1984 Newman Haas Budweiser Lola Indycar Paul Oxman Print Poster US $39.00
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 124 DANBURY MINT 1961 Ford Golden Thunderbird INDY 500 Pace Car Model MINT US $36.01
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 Chevrolet 1995 Corvette Press Kit Indy Pace Car w Photos Other Models US $34.99
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 1981 Buick Regal Indy 500 Pace Car Showroom Poster Coca Cola Sprite Tab Fresca US $31.99
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 2011 CHEVROLET CAMARO 100TH INDY 500 PACE CAR TAG NUMBER 37 31 27 PHOTO POSTER US $29.99
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 2011 CHEVROLET CAMARO 100TH INDY 500 PACE CAR TAG NUMBER 26 22 17 PHOTO POSTER US $29.99
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 The Dodge Challenger 1971 Indy 500 Pace Car First day Cover US $29.99
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 1987 1988 Porsche Quaker State Indy Car Project 2708 VHS VCR Factory Tape US $29.99
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 Garage Art Don Getz Water Color 1971 Dan Gurney Olsonite Eagle Indy Car 38 x 22 US $35.00
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The Home Of NASCAR’s Annual All-Star Race
On May 21st, Concord, NC will welcome NASCAR at the Charlotte Motor Speedway for the Sprint Cup Series All-Star Race XXVII. The race has been run here every year since its origination in 1985, excluding 1986, when the race took place at the Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Until 2007, when Sprint took over the race, regarding it the Sprint All-Star Race, it had been called multiple names; originally called The Winston until 2004, and then being renamed the NEXTEL All-Star Challenge. The race distances a sum of 100 laps, equaling 150 miles all-together, split up into four segments. The first segment covers 50 laps, half the duration of the race, and is proceeded by two segments of 20 laps each and a final segment of 10 laps to complete the race.
Grandstands border much of the track, which is a mile and a half around. There is also a vast area inside the track for campers with RVs, as is customary with most NASCAR events. There are accommodations for a capacity for 140,000 individuals, including the stadium bleachers and luxury boxes.
In 1961, shortly proceeding the Charlotte Motor Speedway opened in 1960, in an unforeseen turn of events, the owners filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on account of deficient ticket sales proceeding spending $1.25 million on construction, but quickly recovered. In 1992, after a 1,200-fixture permanent lighting system was installed, and it became the first modern site to host night racing. In 1998, the naming rights were picked up by Lowe’s and the venue was renamed the Lowe’s Motor Speedway, before the speedway’s name was changed back to that of the former in 2009 when Lowe’s chose not to renew their deal.
Three fans were slain in the grandstands when the tire was ejected into the stands at an Indy car race, a car lost a tire in the midst of an accident in 1999. Eight other fans were injured and it was determined that they speedway would no longer welcome Indy car races for safety concerns proceeding only two years in Charlotte.
The victors of past series’, past All-Star victors, and racers from the 2010 and 2011 seasons who have accumulated enough points to qualify will be welcomed in the greatly awaited approaching Sprint All-Star Race. The day following the race, on May 22nd, the Charlotte Motor Speedway will also hold the formal induction of the 2011 class of the NASCAR Hall of Fame, which currently consists of the likes of Bobby Allison, Ned Jarrett, Bud Moore, David Pearson, and Lee Petty.
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