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If anybody is watching the Nascar race today thre's a passenger train parked outside turn 3. I only get glimpses of it every now and then, but it looks like it's being pulled by two gray locomotives.Anyone in the North Carolina area know anything about it?Homer #13j
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its either NCDOT transportation, OR its Amtrak, those are the only two passenger railroad sin the area.....well, unless its a tourist line, but i doubt that
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Just read your post and checked out NCDOT's website. It had to be a special train just for the race. No Amtrak markings on it. Maybe I'll ride it to the next race.Thanks
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Well Amtrak did sonser Rusty Wallace if that helps. i have no idea if they still do but I doubt it.
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LAST EDITED ON Feb-24-03 AT 02:37 PM (EDT)
Its a special train that the state ran for the rockingham race. (if I remember right.)Chris
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