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   <title>Johnson claims record fourth win in all-star race</title>
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   Jimmie Johnson became the first driver to win the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race four times on Saturday night at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Johnson, the five-time Sprint Cup Series champion, passed his Hendrick Motorsports teammate, Kasey Kahne, for the lead after the final restart with 10 laps remaining. He was untouchable from there, beating his closest competitor, Joey Logano, to the finish line by 1.7 seconds. Johnson, who won
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   <title>Patrick wins fan vote for final spot in all-star race</title>
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   To no one's surprise, Danica Patrick won the fan vote to earn the 22nd and final starting position in Saturday night's NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Patrick, running her first full-season in the Sprint Cup Series this year, will make her maiden start in the all-star race. She finished on the lead lap in ninth in the Sprint Showdown (40-lap preliminary event). The top-two finishers in the Showdown -- Jamie Mc
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   <title>McMurray, Stenhouse Jr. advance into all-star race</title>
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   Jamie McMurray and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. gained eligibility for the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race after finishing 1-2 in Saturday night's Sprint Showdown at Charlotte Motor Speedway. McMurray took the lead from pole sitter Martin Truex Jr. on the opening lap and then ran in front for the entire 40 laps in the preliminary event. He will start 20th in the 90-lap all-star race. After the first 20-lap segment, McMurray and most of the other fron
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   <title>Edwards claims all-star pole, Johnson qualifies 18th</title>
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   Carl Edwards will start on the pole for the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race after posting the quickest time in Friday's qualifying at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Edwards, who won the all-star event in 2011, completed his three laps around this 1.5-mile racetrack and performed his mandatory four-tire pit in 1 minute, 51.297 seconds. It will be the first time the Roush Fenway Racing driver will start on the pole for this race. Earlier this week
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   <title>Ex-driver Trickle dies of self-inflicted gunshot wound</title>
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   Richard "Dick" Trickle, a retired NASCAR driver and short-track racing legend in the Midwest, was found dead on Thursday in North Carolina from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. He was 71. The Lincoln County (N.C.) Sheriff's Department said in a news release the incident involving Trickle occurred at 12:02 p.m. ET at Forest Lawn Cemetery on Highway 150 East in Boger City. The Lincoln County Communications Center received a call su
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   <title>'No holds barred' in NASCAR's all-star race</title>
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   With a possible $2 million payday for the winner and some recent changes in the format, this year's NASCAR Sprint All- Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway could be the most thrilling one in the event's 29-year history. In previous years, at least $1 million went to the winner of the all-star race. The same amount will be awarded to Saturday night's winner. But this year's event has an added incentive. If a driver finishes first in a
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   <title>This Week in Auto Racing May 17 - 19</title>
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   It's a big weekend in auto racing. The stars of NASCAR will shine under the lights at Charlotte Motor Speedway, and qualifying for the Indianapolis 500 will take place at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. NASCAR Sprint Cup Series NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race - Charlotte Motor Speedway - Concord, NC With a possible $2 million payday for the winner and some recent changes in the format, this year's NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race at Charlotte Motor
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