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Articles in Oct-Nov, 2002 issue of Auto Racing Digest

• Be your own boss: the last of NASCAR's driver-owners talks about the difficult yet rewarding skill of multitasking - Interview: Brett Bodine
  by Ken Willis
• The motor sports world takes a meeting - or three - The Biz - Brief Article
  by David Stone
• Pushing all the right buttons: after redoubling his commitment to racing, Renault pin-up Jenson Button has moved from the lifestyle page to the sports page
  by Dan Knutson
• The stat sheet - Winston Cup - Brief Article
• Dixon makes his case for driver of the year honors - Checkered Flag - Brief Article
  by Chris Dolack
• The people's choice - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Dale Kalitta
• Casting his Web: this summer's other "Spider-Man," Helio Castroneves, is swinging into the hearts of American race fans
  by J.J. O'Malley
• Rising star: Tony Renna - Brief Article
  by J.J. O'Malley
• Quick quiz
• The Winston Cup generation gap starts here - Uncovering the Past - Brief Article
• Names and numbers
• The old world could use a new breed of racing - Pace Lap - Brief Article
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• It's a young man's world: to the dismay of the old guard, a group of brash young drivers are charging to the front of the Winston Cup pack
  by Monte Dutton
• Safety first - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Joseph Daudish
• The child is the father to the man: Rookie Jimmie Johnson is repaying his co-owner Jeff Gordon's faith in him by challenging the four-time champion for the Winston Cup title
  by Larry Woody
• Respect your elders - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Billy Dodd
• These are the extra days of your life: after surviving a near-fatal plane crash, Jack Roush is taking nothing for granted - Roush is one of the NASCAR teams owners
  by Larry Woody
• Twice as nice - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Michael Kelly
• Shot by both sides: CART continues to suffer slings and arrows from both manufacturers and teams—how far off is the fatal blow?
  by David Stone