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Encyclopedia > DieHard 500

At one time, two different NASCAR races were known as the DieHard 500: The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) is the largest sanctioning body of motorsports in the United States. ...

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CNN/SI - NASCAR - Diehard 500 Preview - Saturday April 24, 1999 03:24 PM (707 words)
The race was then known as the Winston 500.
Leads all drivers with four poles for the DieHard 500.
Was third here and won the Winston 500 in October for first win at Talladega in 24 starts.
ESPN.com - Auto Racing - Diehard 500 Breakdown (1094 words)
I think we are going to see a better race than the Daytona 500 just by the nature of the track, because teams don't have to be as "pure" when it comes to handling.
With eight different winners already in 2000, the marquee of stars still looking for their first win of the season is shrinking.
His lone victory at Talladega came in the 1996 Diehard 500, but last year he finished 12th without Evernham in the Winston 500.
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