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Articles in Dec, 2002 issue of Auto Racing Digest

• Miracles do happen - The Fans Speak Out
  by Jeff Stroud
• Speed queens: despite the hyper-masculine connotations regarding automobiles and motor sports, Winston Cup enjoys a rabid female following
  by David Stone
• Inheriting the family business - Rising star: A.J. Foyt IV - Brief Article - Interview
  by J.J. O'Malley
• Has it come to this? After three chaotic years with Jaguar, Eddie Irvine is wondering if his love for racing is stronger than the pain of failure
  by Dan Knutson
• The color of money - The Fans Speak Out
  by Kelly Lansford
• NASCAR's first families; from the royal Pettys to the Marlin brood, we select the 10 greatest clans in stock car history
  by Larry Woody
• A win is a win - The Fans Speak Out
  by Joe Daudish
• From here to Infiniti: for many young up-and-coming drivers, the Infiniti Pro Series is a welcome steppingstone to the surprisingly desirable IRL
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• NASCAR wins the battle of the Goliaths - Pace Lap - Brief Article
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• Today Brazil, tomorrow the world; once considered a purely regional sport, NASCAR could be on the verge of global dominance with the signing of Christian Fittipaldi
  by Chris Dolack
• The sky isn't falling - The Fans Speak Out
  by Joseph Campbell
• The second act: after scratching a seven-year itch, Bill Elliott is back near the top of Winston Cup
  by Monte Dutton
• Foreign affairs - Uncovering the Past - Brief Article
• Quick quiz
• Jekyll and hyde: Kurt Busch's personality may oscillate between timid and temperamental, but he's a monster talent
  by Larry Woody
• CART will offer its teams more incentives in 2003 - The Biz - Brief Article
  by David Stone
• Names and numbers
• The hardest-working man in racing: despite a full slate, the jovial former Winston Cup champion is hoping to once again grab that brass ring - Interview: Rusty Wallace - Interview
  by Ken Willis
• A rivalry for the ages - Checkered Flag
  by Chris Dolack