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Grandson of NASCAR founder arrested on drug charges SARAH LARIMER AP 10/08/2009	Ford NASCAR and NHRA Personalities Featured in New Online 'I'm Driving One' - 2010 Taurus Campaign Ford North America Motorsports 08/20/2009
Daytona Beach, FL (AHN) - J.C. France, a Rolex Grand-Am Series driver and the grandson of late NASCAR founder Bill France Sr., was jailed on an alleged drug charge after being pulled over for racing over the Seabreeze Bridge.	This time, they're talking Taurus. Last fall, Ford Racing's top personalities in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series gave race fans access to their behind the scenes thoughts, videos and photos as they test drove a variety of Ford's 2009 product lineup.
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President Obama Honors NASCAR Champions Auto Racing Daily 08/19/2009	NASCAR team owner Ballew arrested on DUI charge USA Today 03/05/2009
US President Barack Obama welcomed star drivers from US stock car racing to the White House on Wednesday to honor three-time defending series champion Jimmie Johnson.	NASCAR Truck Series team owner Billy Ballew was arrested for drunk driving at Atlanta Motor Speedway on Wednesday night.
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NASCAR drivers pass drug tests; concerns turn to crews A.J. Perez and Seth Livingstone USA Today 02/17/2009	NASCAR Succeeds Even as It Does More With Less Liz Clarke Washington Post 02/16/2009
NASCAR drivers have passed the first round of mandatory drug testing in series history, but one driver says there's reason to be suspicious of those changing tires and filling their tanks at Sunday's season-opening Daytona 500.	There was more uncertainty than usual when the spectator gates opened for NASCAR's Daytona 500 on Sunday.
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Economy's slowdown opens doors for NASCAR's 'little guys' Nate Ryan USA Today 02/12/2009
Perhaps the most time-tested adage in auto racing is that money buys speed. That's long been reflected in the upper reaches of NASCAR.
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