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Fanhouse Fast Five: No. 2 CoT Performance

Five races into the 2008 Sprint Cup season, the Fanhouse recaps the Top-5 lessons learned in 2008. Check back each day to get revved up for Sunday's Goody's Cool Orange 500 at Martinsville Speedway.Five weeks into the first full season with the next-generation race car in the Sprint Cup Series, and its hard not to surmise...

CO in the COT Car Sick

It doesn't seem that the problem of carbon monoxide (CO) exposure in the car of tomorrow gotten any better since the problem was exposed after the car's debut in Bristol. On Monday, David Stremme was forced to relinquish the wheel of his #40 Coors Light Dodge two thirds into the race because he was ill, complaining of...

The Car of Hendrick

Jimmie Johnson has won the fourth of four car of tomorrow races for Hendrick Motorsports and his fourth win for the 2007 season.Please hold while I try to muster up some excitement ...At what point will Hendrick wins cease to become news? They are an incredible 7 for 10 on the season so far and have already celebrated a...

2008 Should Be the Year of the COT

NASCAR said this weekend that the tentative schedule for the Car of Tomorrow program is up to the teams for next season. Currently, the COT is supposed to appear in 29 races next year after 16 this year. A full schedule is planned for 2009.Several teams have suggested that they would like to see the COT run full-time next...

Has The CoT Leveled The Playing Field?

Yesterday, I was all set to talk about how Chevy is kicking everybody's ass with the car of tomorrow. Ford driver Greg Biffle and the stats would even back me up.Despite putting down the fastest COT test lap in Richmond on Tuesday, Biffle says Chevy is dominating: "We were probably the best in 2005 as a manufacturer, and...

Background on COT

The Republic of Côte d'Ivoire () or Ivory Coast is a country in West Africa. It has an area of , and borders the countries Liberia, Guinea, Mali, Burkina Faso and Ghana; its southern boundary is along the Gulf of Guinea.

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