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		Coverage Sections Page 1: Cover Page Page 2: Results: On-Road Page 3: Results: Oval Page 4: Results: On-Road Qual. Rounds 2-3 Page 5: Results: On-Road Qual. Round 1 Page 6: Results: Oval Qual. Round 3 Page 7: Results: Oval Qual. Rounds 1-2 Page 8: Club Race: On-Road Page 9: Club Race: Oval Page 10: Photos: Practice I Page 11: Photos: Practice II Page 12: Photos: Pits I Page 13: Photos: Pits II Page 14: Photos: People Page 15: Photos: Concourse Page 16: Photos: Racing I Page 17: Photos: Racing II Page 18: Photos: Racing III Page 19: Photos: Trophies Page 20: Photos: Cars I Page 21: Photos: Cars II Page 22: Photos: Cars III

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Photos from Pre-Race Practice

			With practice running 24 hours a day, the mostly-factory pits next to the track see constant action at all hours of the night.

			Many serious racers end up with a pile of worn out tires at the end of a race. Other truly hardcore racers end up with a pile of worn out tires after the first day of practice!

			The road track is left semi-constructed in the middle of the oval to speed things up. Here, oval racers stagger themselves before the start of a 4-minute session.

			I decided to set up shop in turn four to prove that I am at least somewhat capable of taking action photos. Believe me, these guys are really moving!

			Here we get to see some of the 6 cell mod oval cars, which really get to put on an exhibition of speed. When they run three- or four-wide in the straightaway, it's really something.

			Even a small mistake on the track can send a car flipping off into the wall.

			Tony Stewart's Custom Works debuts its new oval cars this week, and they are already making a strong showing.

			Futaba's CDR-5000 battery charging behemoth makes an appearance in the pits at a big indoor event for the first time. With a wide charge and discharge range (12A and 40A, respectively) this is a unit to be reckoned with.

			As usual, Competition Electronics' Jim Bailey has some of the coolest looking chargers anywhere. Eddie, with a transmitter? Too cool!

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