| NASCAR Headlines |
| Georgia Speedway closed after woman dies |
| Cochran Motor Speedway was closed indefinitely following the death of a woman hit by debris from a car on Labor Day weekend. Cynthia Nobles, 43, died Monday of injuries sustained during a race Saturday night. A tire and part of an axle flew from a race car and landed in a section of the pit area that wasn't protected by a fence. |
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| Private club puts wealthy drivers on fast track |
| Bill McMichael braked his new Ferrari F430 Scuderia into the turn, downshifting as he went into the corner. Then he punched it on the straightaway. Pedal down, engine whining an octave higher, the sleek, black car closed in on 140 mph within seconds. Acting like a lead-foot is OK here at the Monticello Motor Club. |
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| Car care company co-founder Ed Justice dies at 87 |
| Ed Justice, a race car builder who joined his brothers to start the Justice Brothers Inc. car care products company, has died. He was 87. Justice, the last surviving brother, died Saturday in Arcadia of complications from kidney failure, said his son, Ed Justice Jr. Ed Justice and his brothers Zeke and Gus founded their business after World War II with $2,500 they earned from selling a midget race... |
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