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NASCAR shrugs off fisticuffs and swearing, heads back to old tracks as it embraces its rugged past

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The hats and flags and T-shirts carrying the No. 77 of NASCAR driver Carson Hocevar were flying unapologetically, and almost defiantly, over Kansas Speedway last weekend, days…

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NASCAR shrugs off fisticuffs and swearing, heads back to old tracks as it embraces its rugged past

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