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One Lap of the Web: Are race-car drivers athletes?
Fri, 11 Apr 2014-- Should we consider race-car drivers athletes? Well, they certainly have the neck muscles for it. And racing around a circuit, pulling considerably more gs than Donovan McNabb during a Chunky Soup commercial certainly requires athletic prowess.
Queen’s hat causes car problem in France
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