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NASCAR Breaks the Promise It Made to Cup Teams
December 04, 2025 | Edition #487
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No one truly knows the discussions team owners had with NASCAR over the new charter agreement. Some say the France family was against permanent charters, but there was hope for a new financial system. Well, if we are to go by the recent developments in the lawsuit, it looks like NASCAR leadership hasn’t been completely honest. What’s worse is that they’ve gone back on the promise they once made to the teams.
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The 1999 Bristol Night Race reminded everyone why Dale Earnhardt was called the Intimidator. In a dramatic late-race showdown, Terry Labonte—on fresh tires—was poised to take the win. But Earnhardt had other plans. In classic short-track fashion, he spun Labonte on the final lap and took the checkered flag. The crowd erupted in boos, but Earnhardt delivered one of the most iconic lines in NASCAR history afterward: “Didn’t mean to turn him around. Meant to rattle his cage, though.” A moment forever etched into Bristol lore. |
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