Dollars & Sense: The Making of the Martinsville Hot Dog
The half-mile, paperclip-shaped racetrack in Martinsville, Va. has by far the most famous trackside food item, the Martinsville Hot Dog.
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The half-mile, paperclip-shaped racetrack in Martinsville, Va. has by far the most famous trackside food item, the Martinsville Hot Dog.
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