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    Mark Martin Term Paper

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    Mark Martin Ford Jason Rufkahr Business Communications‚ ADMS-2563 Mrs. Darenda Kersey April 6‚ 2013 Nascar racer Mark Martin was born on January 9‚ 1959 in Batesville Arkansas to Julian and Jackie Martin. He learned how to drive by an early age‚ with his father pressing the gas while Mark stood in the driver’s seat and steered them down back country dirt roads. By the fall of 1973 Mark had persuaded his father to build him a race car. On April 12‚ 1974 at the age 15 years old‚ Mark was driving

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    Chevrolet Swot Analysis

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    Strengths: • Name recognition- The name Chevrolet is the most recognizable auto manufacturer in the United States. • Company image- Chevrolet’s image is that of tough‚ dependable‚ long lasting vehicles. Its "Like a Rock" advertising campaign equated Chevrolet trucks with cowboys‚ ranchers‚ and construction workers in an attempt to paint an All-American appeal for these vehicles. Its newest slogan "Chevy‚ the longest lasting cars on the road‚" continues the company image of producing durable products

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    * The plot of Nascar is when this guy is racing other people that are in Nascar. He was a awesome Nascar Racer that won the trophy in the 1900s. When he won the trophy in the 1900s he retired at age 40 and been called the awesome Nascar Racer. The Nascar champ was at the race tracks and the Nascar Shop that they make cars for the Nascar race. They make a book and a movie of Nascar that was in the 1900s. In the 1900s people that are racing for the Nascar they are racing for a trophy and racing for

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    Nascar History

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    NASCAR history can trace its roots back to 1794. That’s a century before the invention of the automobile‚ but it was the year of the Whiskey Rebellion. This was a protest of a federal tax on whiskey by frontier farmers. Instead of being subject to the tax‚ many frontiersmen built secret stills‚ manufactured‚ and delivered their product in secret. Most people do not know that this is the true origin of NASCAR history. During the Prohibition era of the 1920’s and early 30’s‚ the undercover business

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    David Wallace Biography

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    David (Bubba) Wallace is a professional stock car racer competing in the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR). He was born October 8‚ 1993 in Mobile‚ Alabama to a family that heavily encouraged him to pursue his racing career. Wallace was a fantastic racer from a young age. His passion for racing was born out of his love for driving go-karts. In pursuit of his passion his parents supported him wholeheartedly‚ spending upward of one millions dollars and allowing him to miss large

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    More races‚ more teams‚ and a newly approved track circuit. Formula One is back to life with a newly approved circuit for future Formula One races‚ FIA‚ Formula One’s governing body‚ has officially confirmed that the New York-based Watkins Glen circuit has been approved by the FIA for Formula 1 World Championship races on its twitter. FIA race director Charlie Whiting has been convinced of the renovations and development works done to the New York-based race circuit. The FIA has been strongly

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    Essay On Stock Car Racing

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    Do people have to die for things to be changed? In NASCAR officials are always looking at safety and standards that are always changing. NASCAR stands for the National Association for Stock Car Racing. NASCAR is always looking at and advancing in safety‚ because racing will always be dangerous‚ that is what gives the racers the thrill. The only thing that NASCAR can do is try to make the driver as safe as possible without compromising the racing thrill. NASCAR safety has dramatically improved as

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    NIKE SPRINTS AHEAD OF THE COMPETITION‚ YET HAS A LONG WAY TO RUN Nike‚ Inc.(www.nike.com)‚ located in Beaverton‚ Oregon‚ is the number one U.S. athletic footwear company and one of the most recognized American brands among foreign consumers. This high degree of recognition is one of the main reasons Nike has been so successful. For the 2001 fiscal year ended May 31‚ 2001‚ the company continued to soar‚ with sales of over $9.5 billion. Perhaps such success could be attributed to its concept

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    The event that I have decided to undertake from the Athletics unit this term and elaborate more on is knowledge and understanding of the 400-meter sprint. This event is usually taken place on a full size athletics field‚ which consists of one whole lap in a fast sprint‚ which takes around a time of a minute. In that minute the runner would experience all factors of the race‚ from intensity to recovery. In the 400 meters‚ intensity relates to the chosen speed‚ which is usually expressed as a percentage

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    Is NASCAR a Sport? The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) is fairly new to the realm of sports. There is a known debate about whether NASCAR is a sport‚ some people say it is not a sport‚ but I say it is. The definition of a sport is “An activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others.”(Webster). In a sport the key factors are the physical capabilities and skills the competitor acquires while determining the outcome

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