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A little bit of a friendly debate has broken out between Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Michael McDowell about a horsepower increase.
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EssentiallySports on MSNDale Earnhardt Jr Hands His Final Verdict on NASCAR’s Horsepower DebateIf there’s one thing that can stir up a garage full of NASCAR veterans faster than a late-race caution, it’s the H word: ...
While it is generally believed that an increase in horsepower would improve NASCAR's racing product, Michael McDowell begged to differ.
Michael McDowell and the No. 71 Spire Motorsports team had its car chief ejected for the remainder of the Coca-Cola 600 race ...
The No. 71 team of Michael McDowell will have one less team member for the longest race of the season, the Coca-Cola 600.
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Michael McDowell has his say on the horsepower debate around the NASCAR paddock right now. The debate to increase the horsepower of the Cup car reignited after NASCAR Senior Vice President Elton ...
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EssentiallySports on MSNNASCAR Driver Shuts Down Denny Hamlin’s Biggest Next-Gen Complain With Bombshell “Illusion” Claim"Could we at least go back to the 750 horsepower, which is only 100 more than what we got now, which would at least be a step ...
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Daily Express US on MSNDenny Hamlin tells NASCAR rivals to 'shut up and move on' after Joey Logano complaintDenny Hamlin has told his NASCAR rivals to 'shut up and move on' over complaints about a proposed moderate increase in ...
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A little bit of a friendly debate has broken out between Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Michael McDowell about a horsepower increase. It appears that NASCAR is finally ready to try to bump up the power in ...
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