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The crew of the 2002 Advance Auto Parts Funny Car, driven and owned by Cruz Pedregon, was awarded the prestigious "Best Appearing Crew Award" at the Mac Tools Gatornationals at Gatornationals

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The crew of the 2002 Advance Auto Parts Funny Car, driven and owned by Cruz Pedregon, was awarded the prestigious
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Mar 17, 2002
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NHRA
Event
Gatornationals
Sub-event
Sunday
Location
Gainesville Raceway

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