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April 30, 2006

American Racing Today Provides Behind-the-Scenes Look at Today's Stock Car Racing Events!

If you haven't heard American Racing Today in your radio market, then you can hear it now online at on Steve's American Racing Today web site! Updated daily with the latest NASCAR news you're sure to enjoy!

American Racing Today is a daily two-minute radio feature which provides a behind-the-scenes look at today’s stock car racing events. The show delivers team profiles, technical information, race previews, and inside information about what it takes to field a competitive racing team.

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If you enjoy listening to American Racing Today, ask your local radio station to carry American Racing Today! It's available upon request at 760 771-8157 via national syndication, by contacting Carey Parker or Steve Parker at [email protected] .

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