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Adrenaline Will Drive NASCAR to New Heights in 2008

Dec 20, 2007

CONCORD, N.C. (Dec. 20, 2007) - The "drug scene" in NASCAR will shift into high gear during 2008.

In this case, the drug of choice will be adrenaline pumped through the veins of a select group of young drivers who will make enormous strides in slowing the Hendrick juggernaut that produced 18 victories during the 2007 NASCAR NEXTEL Cup season.

Among this group is Clint Bowyer, a former Kansas body shop worker who drives like and looks like a modified racer from the 1950s; young David Ragan, who proved you can jump from the prolific Legends Car to big-time stock car racing without going through the late model ranks; Kyle Busch, who has already proven he is one of the toughest young drivers in history; and Columbian Juan Pablo Montoya, who will continue to prove Chip Ganassi's formidable eye for talent. Also, watch for Carl Edwards, who could have an outstanding year and emerge as a superstar.

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