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Tony Stewart Racing to Introduce All-New Chevy Engine in USAC National Midget Car Series

By admin - Posted on May 9th, 2008

Tagged: Chevrolet • Chevy • Engines • GM • Tony Stewart • USAC

Chevrolet Unveils New Midget Racing Engine

INDIANAPOLIS, 2008-05-07 – Chevrolet's all-new Midget racing engine was unveiled today at Indianapolis Motor Speedway by GM representatives and United States Auto Club (USAC) team owner Tony Stewart. Designed by GM Racing specifically for the USAC National Midget Car Series, the new purpose-built, four-cylinder Chevrolet racing engine will initially power Tony Stewart Racing (TSR) drivers Tracy Hines and Levi Jones in upcoming events. The new Chevy Midget engine will be available to all USAC competitors through independent engine builders.

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