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Drivers defend NASCAR as "benevolent dictatorship"

POND, PA. Ryan Newman and Denny Hamlin confirmed that they were fined, reportedly for as much as $50,000, for their remarks following races earlier this season. Newman's complaints came after he crashed out of an April race at Talladega Superspeedway. ... Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer

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