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WTCC
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WTCCWorld Touring Car Championship (FIA)
WTCCWake Tech Community College (Raleigh, NC)
WTCCWorld Trade Convention Centre (Canada)
WTCCWilson Technical Community College (North Carolina)
WTCCWaterfront Technology Center at Camden (New Jersey Economic Development Authority; Camden, NJ)
WTCCWhiting-Turner Contracting Company (Baltimore, MD)
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TOURING CARS: Brazilian Augusto Farfus knows he has nothing to lose as he goes into the final round of the World Touring Car Championship on Macau.
Farfos pushing it; IN BRIEF by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
25pm Football, English Premiership, West Ham vs Liverpool (Diema) Sunday, September 20 10am WTCC World Touring Car Championship (Eurosport) 11.
Sport on tv by The Sofia Echo (Sofia, Bulgaria)
GABRIELE Tarquini will start from pole position in today's World Touring Car Championship meeting in Oschersleben after the Italian mastered the wet conditions which made for two highly unpredictable qualifying sessions.
Tarquini's in pole position by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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