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Articles in June-July, 2003 issue of Auto Racing Digest

• F1 is back—and CART should be at its side - Pace Lap - Formula One - Championship Auto Racing Teams
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• On the right tracks: from the DEI duo in Daytona to Jeff Gordon's success on the road, here is our look at the best drivers on each type of Winston Cup track - Dale Earnhardt, Inc
  by Barry Wilner
• 2003 race schedules - Names and Numbers
• Success at home and a world of experience - Rising Star: Roger Yasukawa
  by J.J. O'Malley
• Feeling the pinch: a sputtering economy, nervous sponsors, and Winston Cup invaders have sideswiped the Busch Series
  by Larry Woody
• A chip off of two blocks: splitting time between Winston Cup and open-wheel racing hasn't tempered his love for racing or his drive for success - Interview: Chip Ganassi - Interview
  by Ken Willis
• Indianapolis 500 winners - Names and Numbers - Brief Article
• On its last legs? - The Fans Speak Out
  by Joseph Daudish
• Caution: men at work: despite protests from top teams, Bernie Ecclestone and the FIA's Max Mosley are dragging F1 into the garage for some much-needed tinkering
  by Dan Knutson
• One in the same - The Fans Speak Out
  by Jamie Harrison
• "My career is not in crisis": Mark Martin is arguably the greatest NASCAR driver never to win a Winston Cup championship—just don't remind him of that
  by Larry Woody
• The future is fenders - Checkered Flag
  by Chris Dolack
• Reckless behavior - The Fans Speak Out
  by Gordon Bradford
• The American dream: with his patriotic-themed team and American drivers, Stefan Johansson is doing his part to win CART more U.S. fans
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• When he was king - Uncovering the Past - Michael Andretti - Brief Article
• Quick quiz
• The stat sheet: Dale Jarrett - Brief Article
• Yellow fever: at restrictor-plate tracks, NASCAR's inconsistent enforcement of the "yellow-line" rule is leaving a lot of drivers seeing red
  by Chris Dolack
• Share the wealth - The Fans Speak Out
  by Sandra P. Young
• One more time: Michael Andretti's last shot at the one honor that has eluded him—an Indianapolis 500 crown—will also be his final race as a professional driver - Indianapolis 500 - Cover Story
  by Barry Wilner
• Try to keep up - The Fans Speak Out
  by James Pernikoff
• History in the making? We think "Spider-Man," Helio Castroneves, will become the first driver to climb to three straight Indianapolis 500 victories - Indianapolis
  by Chris Dolack