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by dennyhamlin11 on November 22nd, 2009
Nice, the first time i got to answer a question first :P.
They are the same tires. The reason behind "Goodyear Eagle" and the "Goodyear Wrangler" Is for promotional support. What this basically means is too sell with real production cars (the ones you drive every day on the roads) If you were to go Goodyear brand, and choose "Eagles" they are ONLY designed for cars. The "Wrangler" tire is only supported for Trucks. Unlike NASCAR's tires they are different from each other with production vehicles you usually drive on the road.
Why doesn't the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Rockingham Speedway anymore?
by FreshApples on April 26th, 2009
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How will bailing out GM effect the NASCAR season in 2009? Do you think that there will be sponsorship available to the teams as usual and do you think it should be? Giving borrowed money to racing seems wrong at this point. These are hard times.
by rselvy on November 28th, 2008
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Why are there 43 starting cars in Nascar? Is it to honor the King, Richard Petty?
by Jack Albertson on February 22nd, 2009
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MOOT QUESTION: IN THE PAST, WHEN QUALIFYING WAS RAINED OUT AND THEY WOULD START BY THE POINT STANDINGS, 1st PLACE WOULD START FROM THE POLE. DID THIS COUNT AS A "POLE" AND GET THEM INTO THE OLD BUSCH CLASH RACE @ DAYTONA?
by RICHARD on February 22nd, 2009
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How many can't wait for NASCAR 2009 to start?
by angelsdragoon on January 7th, 2009
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You're reading In nascar they claim the tires are the same in all 3 major series but I noticed the trucks use goodyear wranglers while nationwide and sprint cup cars use goodyear eagles. what is the difference?
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