Reel Racing: The Movie Paint Scheme Chronicle, 2005
Jeff Gordon wheeled the first movie paint scheme on a Cup Series car into victory lane in 2005.
Jeff Gordon wheeled the first movie paint scheme on a Cup Series car into victory lane in 2005.
2003 was a landmark year for movie paint schemes, with nine different films represented on 15 cars.
Adam Cheek takes a look at all the times a movie was promoted on multiple cars within the same race.
Amy Henderson tells us what made the 2000 Pocono 500 one of the all-time greats at that racetrack.
The lowest-grossing movies ever to appear on NASCAR schemes have far more interesting stories behind them.
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