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Motorsports Welding News
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Welcome! If you're a motorsports fabricator for a professional or amateur race team, or even at home, you've come to the right spot! This is your Internet site for welding information, articles, and product news related to the motorsports community.
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Kyle Busch Wins 7th Race of the Season.
Chooses Lincoln!
Kyle Busch, driver of the No. 18 M&M's Toyota, led the three-car Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) contingent at Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, IL, by winning Saturday night's LifeLock.com 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. It was his second straight Sprint Cup victory, his third in the last four races, his seventh this season and his 11th in 133 career Sprint Cup races.
Welding to Win with Joe Gibbs Racing
| Lincoln Electric® is an exclusive NASCAR Performance Partner. |  |
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Robotic Welding Gives Chrysler and Dodge
Motorsports a Competitive Edge in NASCAR
Car of Tomorrow
Chrysler installed a Fanuc/Lincoln Electric® robotic welding cell to speed up production time and weld quality on the NASCAR Car of Tomorrow (COT) car kits it constructs for its Dodge Motorsports teams. The company realized a 75-percent reduction in production time, which also translated into about a 50-percent cost savings for the teams.
Launched by NASCAR in 2006, the COT is a new universal car design being used by all teams. It is meant to level the playing field, includes improved safety features and provides for more cost effective maintenance.
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| Drivers and Teams Who Choose Lincoln! |
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| Ryan Newman Chooses Lincoln |
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Ryan Newman, winner of the 2008 Daytona 500, shares his preference for welding equipment.
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NHRA Drag Racing Legends, John Force and
Ashley Force, Visit Lincoln Electric
National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) 14-time Nitro Funny Car champion John Force and his rising star Funny Car driving daughter, Ashley Force, visited Lincoln Electric on June 26, 2008.
John Force is the most prolific winner in NHRA history with 179 career victories and 1,004 round-wins. He won a championship every year during the 1990s except in 1992, and then added more titles in '00, '01, '02, '04 and '06.
Ashley Force, the first female to win an NHRA Funny Car event, is quickly catching up to her iconic father in fan popularity and on the track. Voted in 2007 as AOL Sports' "Hottest Athlete", Ashley is in her second year driving the Castrol GTX Ford Mustang and has proved that she can drive with the best of them. She is currently second in the point standings in the NHRA Countdown To The Championship.
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