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is encouraging people to vote for a winner for the World Of Outlaws Federated Car Care Work Zone Teamwork Counts award. The winning team receives $5,000, which will be presented at the World of Outlaws championship banquet.

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DIRTcar Nationals at the Volusia Speedway Park on Saturday, Feb. 8, including access to the Federated Auto Parts suite. Other prizes include four $50 Visa gift cards.

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