It will come as no surprise that the EPA's proposed racing regulation threatens the way of life of a lot of Americans who enjoy modifying cars for competition, as well as a $1.6-billion-a-year industry.
Richard Hudson: “It will come as no surprise that the EPA's proposed racing regulation threatens the way of life of a lot of Americans…”
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Hudson warns that EPA regulations could harm the motorsports industry.
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