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Made by Maisto

Diecast Body
Opening Doors
Opening Hood
Detailed Interior
Rubber Tires
Steerable Wheels
Perfectly modeled engine
Accurate Gauges and dash inside

Made by Maisto

Diecast Body
Opening Doors
Opening Hood
Detailed Interior
Rubber Tires
Steerable Wheels
Perfectly modeled engine
Accurate Gauges and dash inside

Made by Maisto

Diecast Body
Opening Doors
Opening Hood
Detailed Interior
Rubber Tires
Steerable Wheels
Perfectly modeled engine
Accurate Gauges and dash inside

Made by Maisto

Diecast Body
Opening Doors
Opening Hood
Detailed Interior
Rubber Tires
Steerable Wheels
Perfectly modeled engine
Accurate Gauges and dash inside

Made by MotorMax

Diecast Body
Opening Doors
Opening Hood
Detailed Interior
Rubber Tires
Steerable Wheels
Perfectly modeled engine
Accurate Gauges and dash inside

Made by Jada Toys

Diecast Body
Opening Doors
Opening Hood
Detailed Interior
Rubber Tires
Steerable Wheels
Perfectly modeled engine
Accurate Gauges and dash inside

Made by Jada Toys

Diecast Body
Opening Doors
Opening Hood
Detailed Interior
Rubber Tires
Steerable Wheels
Perfectly modeled engine
Accurate Gauges and dash inside

FONTANA, Calif. -- The wave of success Jamie McMurray rode from coast to coast hasn't broken yet.

Fresh from his dramatic victory in last Sunday's Daytona 500, McMurray put his No. 1 Chevrolet on the pole during Friday's qualifying session at Auto Club Speedway.

With a lap at 183.744 mph (39.185 seconds), McMurray edged Earnhardt Ganassi Racing teammate Juan Pablo Montoya (183.477 mph) for the top starting spot in Sunday's Auto Club 500, the second points race of the Sprint Cup season.

Clint Bowyer qualified third at 183.127 mph, as cars powered by Earnhardt-Childress Racing engines grabbed the top three positions on the grid. Kasey Kahne (182.913 mph) was fourth in the No. 9 Ford, followed by Dave Blaney (182.908 mph).

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Danica, Danica, Danica.

With the recent frenzy surrounding Danica Patrick, you might think she was put here by the racing gods themselves, sent from above to save NASCAR.

“Dick Berggren ... told me I should go down to Danica's trailer and that she needs to thank me for paving the road.”-- SHAWNA ROBINSON Larger than the pothole that almost ate the Daytona 500, Patrick is a topic of conversation everywhere: network television, boardrooms, grocery stores and now, stock-car land. Nonbelievers are eating their words and middle-age men in the media centers can't stop Googling and therefore ogling over her Go Daddy girl images.

And while I'm certainly tuned in -- yes, I watched her on Ellen recently and yes, I thought she was funny, great, cute and everything else a girl looks for in a bestie -- I can't help but wonder if Patrick's predecessors are at home throwing old helmets at the television sets.

Never before has a female driver been handed the keys to the kingdom, so to speak, like the 27-year-old Patrick. She has a multi-year deal with one of the sport's premier Nationwide Series teams, engine support from Hendrick Motorsports and veteran Cup drivers such as Tony Stewart and Kevin Harvick willing to help her along her 13-race endeavor this season.

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