en NASCAR Driver Fined $200K for 0.17 Cubic Inch Engine
Violation <div class="field field-name-body field-type-text-
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field-label-hidden"> Carl Long Millstar Dodge Charger </div>
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courtesy of <a href="" target="_blank">The Freewheeling
Daredevil</a> via </div> </div><p>How much is 0.17 cubic inches
worth to you? If your name is Carl Long, the answer is: much
more than $200,000. That's the monetary fine (the largest in
NASCAR history) that Long received last week for running with an
engine th