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Daytona Duel 1
Feb 11

HAAS AUTOMATION DRIVER INVOLVED IN LATE RACE ACCIDENT; FINISHES 19TH

NEWMAN LOOKING FOR KINDER, GENTLER SUPERSPEEDWAY RACE

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GET UP TO SPEED ON THE U.S. ARMY 01 TEAM

Ryan Newman and the #39 U.S. Army NASCAR team are fueled to succeed by the over 1 million men and women who bravely defend our country as part of the Army. The honor and pride to drive the Soldier’s car, along with the speed, power, teamwork, and technology demonstrating by the race team continues to push it towards its ultimate mission, reaching Victory Lane.

Get detailed info on the entire U.S. Army team, from the highly-trained driver and crew to the cutting edge technology of the car.

	The Car The U.S. Army Chevy Impala is a hot four-speed racecar – check its specs and see what makes this baby purr.
	Driver Driving duties this season will be handled by veteran Ryan Newman.
	Pit Crew See the crew members who keep the #39 U.S. Army Chevy Impala running up front.
	Schedule View the 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series schedule—see when the U.S. Army team will be pulling into your area.
	Education Outreach Program The U.S. Army Racing presents Education for the Future program provides information and encouragement to young people to pursue educational and career opportunities to positively impact their future success.
	News Don't let it zoom by—catch up on all 2010 U.S. Army NASCAR Sprint Cup Racing News.

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