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NASCAR’s long and complicated drive through Southern California
The start of the Point Loma Road Race on Jan. 9, 1915.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
You know the race results. This is everything else. We’ll bring you the voices, rivalries, memories and mayhem that shape the full-throttle NASCAR experience.
I run in front of race cars professionally and create motorsport content. IMSA and NASCAR Race Mechanic and Pit Crew Member | Writer | Presenter | Dessert Fan.
Senior Coordinator of Editorial Content for NASCAR.com. May have an unhealthy obsession for college basketball and movies.
Troll for NASCAR.com. Big fan of paperweights.
Writer for NASCAR Digital Media
The stories behind the speed in motorsports. Told by veteran award-winning television broadcaster Kaitlyn Vincie.
Content manager, NASCAR.com | Paragraph stacker | Day hiker | NC by birth, music lover by upbringing, NASCAR guy by career path
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