N2O laughing gas: has the NHRA been looking the other way after allegations that Pro Stock champions got there with the help of nitrous oxide?

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Some people believe that racers Alderman and Scott Geoffrion used nitrous oxide in their cars to make them run faster. A break-in in May 1995 left only the engines of the racers' cars damaged, but some people think they staged the break-in to keep the NHRA from finding out about their cheating.

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The last Eagle

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Race car driver Dan Gurney admits that the coming season will be challenging. The a Toyota engine powering his 1996 Eagle Mark V Indy car has not yet been approved by IndyCar inspectors and the car will have to be modified to fit the next version of the engine.

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The spy report

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Among the notable cars being developed for market are an all-new Honda Accord coupe, which will be sportier than the current model. The Chevrolet/GMC full-size pickup will be all new in 1999. Sport-utility vehicles and minivans are also discussed.

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