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12.03.08

Tune in Tomorrow

Couch potatoes, rejoice! From the racetrack to the gridiron, one company is completely changing how you watch sports on TV

By Jonathon Keats Posted 08.06.2008 at 11:39 am 0 Comments

The roar of the engines is deafening. Directly in front of me, I’ve got the No. 1 car, more than 3,000 pounds of hot steel, locked in my sights. I’m right on my rival driver’s rear bumper, a supermodel-thin distance between us as my 760-horsepower Chevy bears down at 184 mph. As we go into the last turn, No. 1 offers the tiniest of openings to the inside. I go low for the pass, giving my ride everything it’s got left to pull ahead in the final straightaway . . .

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