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Report Predicts Huge Job Losses in NASCAR

It's not too difficult to get the fact that the world as a whole is entering a pretty tough time financially. And when these things happen, some of the first industries to take a hit include entertainment and sports, thanks to people being more fiscally responsible.We've already seen NASCAR ticket sales dropping pretty...

From An Owner's Standpoint: Middle of the Road

They're not the cream of the crop, but they have solid footing in the Top 35 heading to Martinsville. They don't have to worry about qualifying, but they need to make adjustments if they want to secure their spot in the Chase. Here are your teams in the middle of the road:Chip Ganassi / Felix Sabates: Two teams solidly in...

FelixSabates News From the Web

04/03/12 Auctioned steer donated to Cenikor Source: Deer Park Broadcaster Dr. Felix N. Sabates Jr. of Deer Park recently was the winning bidder on a steer up for auction at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.
03/23/12 NASCAR's Sabates threatens to withhold charity if pope... Source: Miami Herald - Miami FL The outspoken part-owner of a NASCAR team that includes driver Juan Pablo Montoya wants Pope Benedict XVI to rethink his visit next week to the communist island of Cuba. Felix Sabates, who fled Cuba 53 years ago and has become one of the United States' most successful sports entrepreneurs, is so concerned that the Castro regime is using the pope to legitimize its oppressive rule that, Sabates says, he's rethinking his philanthropy work for the Roman Catholic Church.
03/23/12 NASCAR's Felix Sabates threatens to withhold charity... Source: Los Banos Enterprise - Los Banos CA The outspoken part-owner of a NASCAR team that includes driver Juan Pablo Montoya wants Pope Benedict XVI to rethink his visit next week to the communist island of Cuba. Felix Sabates, who fled Cuba 53 years ago and has become one of the United States' most successful sports entrepreneurs, is so concerned that the Castro regime is using the pope to legitimize its oppressive rule that, Sabates says, he's rethinking his philanthropy work for the Roman Catholic Church.