Top 10 Things NASCAR Drivers Got From the Easter Bunny
10. For Dale Earnhardt Jr. – A spot in the All-Star Race. (Like he wasn’t going to win the fan vote anyway.)
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10. For Dale Earnhardt Jr. – A spot in the All-Star Race. (Like he wasn’t going to win the fan vote anyway.)
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