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The National Auto Sport Association (NASA) is pleased to announce that Hawk Performance has become the "official brake products of NASA" for the 2008 season. As part of this new partnership, Hawk Performance has launched a substantial national contingency program that will benefit NASA's entire membership. In addition to all regional events, Hawk will provide significant contingency programs for the National Championships at Mid Ohio and the 25 Hours of Thunderhill... Read More...Submit Article
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Round 3 of the NASA-SE AI/AIX/CMC season championship got off to a damp start at Carolinas Motorsport Park (CMP) the weekend of April 5-6. Rain pretty much settled in on Saturday and never really let up much throughout the whole day... Read More...Submit Article
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After years of fantastic service as NASA Great Lakes American Iron Series Director, Stan Berry is stepping down. Stan has worked hard over the years to build a great forum for drivers to communicate and grow as a class and we wish him well in his future endeavors... Read More...Submit Article
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On a brisk Saturday the 2008 “American Iron” Rocky Mountain Region season began March 15th at Submit Article
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The 2nd round of the 2008 NASA-SE AI/X/CMC championship was held on the weekend of Mar 14-16 at Road Atlanta. Unfortunately, “The Pot-O-Gold Rush”, the name given to the event and honoring the luck of the Irish, didn’t fair well as far as the weather was concerned... Read More...Submit Article
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