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Volume 27 No. 91
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Atlanta Motor Speedway President Ed Clark Retiring In '20

December 3, 2019
Clark is SMI's second-longest tenured employee, trailing only Founder & Exec Chair Bruton Smith Photo: GETTY IMAGES Atlanta Motor Speedway President ED CLARK  "will retire" following March's NASCAR Cup Series Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500, after serving in the role for the past 27 y...
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