NASCAR Race Offers Testing Ground for Multiband Radio
By: Corey McKenna on March 25, 2011
Approximately 75,000 fans converged on Phoenix International Raceway for the Feb. 27 Subway Fresh Fit 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup race, doubling the population of the region. As early as Feb. 21, fans began arriving in their fifth wheels and travel trailers to camp out in anticipation of a week of races...
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