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Report: Chrysler cuts NASCAR budget by 30%
In an effort to cut costs, Big Three automaker Chrysler is going to slash its NASCAR budget.

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Subaru pull out of world rallying
Subaru follow Suzuki by withdrawing from next year’s World Rally Championship, blaming the global economic downturn for their decision.

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Report: Ex-F1 champ Alonso moving to Ferrari?
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NASCAR set to begin doping tests in Jan.
NASCAR will test drivers for performance-enhancing drugs next month under a strengthened policy that also bans using illegal drugs and abusing prescription medications. NASCAR likely will test drivers the third week of January and crew members must submit results from an approved lab by Jan. 16, according to documents obtained Thursday by The Associated Press. A NASCAR memo sent to teams lists specific banned substances for which crew members must be screened.

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NASCAR set to begin doping tests in Jan.
NASCAR will test drivers for performance-enhancing drugs next month under a strengthened policy that also bans using illegal drugs and abusing prescription medications. NASCAR likely will test drivers the third week of January and crew members must submit results from an approved lab by Jan. 16, according to documents obtained Thursday by The Associated Press. A NASCAR memo sent to teams lists specific banned substances for which crew members must be screened.

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NASCAR saw many changes in 2008, except at the top (PA SportsTicker)
Jimmie Johnson won a third consecutive Sprint Cup Series championship, but 2008 could still be considered a year of change for NASCAR.

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NASCAR saw many changes in 2008, except at the top (PA SportsTicker)
Jimmie Johnson won a third consecutive Sprint Cup Series championship, but 2008 could still be considered a year of change for NASCAR.

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Chrysler to slash NASCAR budget by 30 percent
Chrysler plans to slash its overall NASCAR budget by more than 30 percent in 2009, Dodge Motorsports director Mike Accavitti told ESPN.com on Thursday.

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Big guns back to work in F1
F1’s top names, apart from Lewis Hamilton, return to the track

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Sources: Allmendinger to replace Sadler at GEM
AJ Allmendinger is set replace Elliott Sadler in the No. 19 Dodge in 2009, multiple Gillett Evernham Motorsports team sources told ESPN.com on Saturday.

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