Darlington Stripe tradition

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The Darlington Stripe tradition refers to the distinctive streaks of scraped paint left on NASCAR race cars after they brush against the notoriously narrow, unforgiving walls of Darlington Raceway, symbolizing the track’s difficulty and drivers’ aggressive racing.

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