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BG Hokie

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What's this?

I get the sense it's so bifurcated now that Ford/Chevy, etc. is essentially


becoming just another sponsor. I mean what control do they have over anything from a production standpoint in those stock cars?

(In response to this post by RhinoVT)

Posted: 02/18/2020 at 10:37AM


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