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Champion


To be a champion, you need an alli. For every

rival, there's a fight. For every superstar, there's a

hero. For every Carl Edwards, there's a Tony Stewart.

For every winner, needs a victory lane to celebrate in.

 

For every risk, there's a twist around every turn. Every 

strategy, will make them stronger and faster. They'll work

together till the last lap. It's every man for himself when there's

a flying white flag. For every head to head finish, there's a last

man standing. Every checkered flag needs a champion at the end.

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Gambles24
<p>This poem tells about what a champion is in NASCAR.</p>

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