Auto Racing Digest

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Articles in August-Sept 2002 issue of Auto Racing Digest

• The people's choice - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
• Road rage: after becoming the first NASCAR driver suspended for his aggressive antics, will the talented but troubled Kevin Harvick learn to curb his temper?
  by Larry Woody
• Safety first at Indy - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Alan Lange
• All for one: forget rugged individualism—Dale Earnhardt Jr. [No. 8] and Michael Waltrip have demonstrated the power of working together on the track
  by Monte Dutton
• Rules aren't for breaking - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Joseph Daudish
• The single engine that could …: in 2004, F1 will adopt the single-engine rule, which could increase competition, save the lives of smaller teams—and drastically limit the amount of race action for its rabid fans
  by Dan Knutson
• CART rolls the dice on co-promotion - The Biz - Championship Auto Racing Teams - Brief Article
  by David Stone
• A nation of racers: from the outskirts of the California desert to the heart of steel country, many of America's non-traditional racing regions are quietly offering quality competition to ravenous fans
  by Chris Dolack
• Rising star: Aaron Fike - Brief Article
  by J.J. O'Malley
• Once more, from the bottom: after hitting a professional low, Al Unser Jr. is hoping that a new team and a renewed spirit will result in his long-awaited return to greatness - Cover Story
  by J.J. O'Malley
• The enthusiasm and folly of youth - Uncovering the Past - Kevin Harvick
• 2002 race schedules - Names and Numbers
• Quick quiz
• The stat sheet: John Force - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Changing lanes: now settled at Team Motorola, CART's most famous driver is enjoying a personal resurgence and life in a stronger, more stable series - Interview: Michael Andretti - Championship Auto Racing Teams' driver Michael Andretti - Interview
  by Ashley Jude Collie
• NASCAR should be "soft" on safety - Pace Lap - Brief Article
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• Holding out hope: despite a Sisyphian career and an unofficial role as NASCAR's supersub, Kenny Wallace is maintaining his enthusiasm for racing
  by Larry Woody