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NASCAR In 2002 — The 75 Years Edition

The 2002 NASCAR Cup Series season will long be remembered as one of the most competitive in history.

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NASCAR In 2001 — The 75 Years Edition

While the death of Dale Earnhardt clouded the season, Jeff Gordon became only the third driver to win the Cup Series championship at least four times and 19 drivers visited victory lane.

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NASCAR In 2000 — The 75 Years Edition

Joe Gibbs won three Super Bowls as an NFL head coach, but his teams were never quite as dominant as his NASCAR Cup Series race team was in 2000.

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NASCAR In 1999 — The 75 Years Edition

Dale Jarrett didn’t win the most races and didn’t lead the most laps. What he did do was win his first NASCAR Winston Cup championship in impressive fashion.

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NASCAR In 1998 — The 75 Years Edition

Mark Martin had a dream season in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series, but still hardly created a bump in the path of Jeff Gordon and his Ray Evernham-led Hendrick Motorsports team.

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NASCAR In 1997 — The 75 Years Edition

When NASCAR’s 100th anniversary rolls around, racing historians may view the 1997 Winston Cup season as the year in which the Jeff Gordon-led Hendrick Motorsports team posted their standing as one of the best race teams of all time.

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NASCAR In 1996 — The 75 Years Edition

A lot of times in other sports, the team that wins the most games doesn’t win the Super Bowl or World Series, said Terry Labonte after his Oct. 6 victory at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

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NASCAR In 1995 — The 75 Years Edition

Lee Petty, David Pearson, Richard Petty, Cale Yarborough and Dale Earnhardt all dominated NASCAR Winston Cup racing for a time.

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NASCAR In 1994 — The 75 Years Edition

Champions are consistent. From one week to the next, champions perform well, no matter the circumstances or the competition.

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NASCAR In 1993 — The 75 Years Edition

Without the valleys, we would not enjoy the peaks. This is true in life and in racing. The 1993 NASCAR Winston Cup Series season offered sometimes-unwanted proof of this premise.