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Pedro Martinez, a tire changer for the Earnhardt Ganassi

Pedro Martinez, a tire changer for the Earnhardt Ganassi

Pedro Martinez, a tire changer for the Earnhardt Ganassi McDonald’s 1 Car, oversees Spc. Jacob Arent using an air gun to remove the lug nuts during the NASCAR Pit Crew Challenge held Jan. 17 on Fort Bragg. Are... More

Pedro Martinez, a tire changer for the Earnhardt Ganassi

Pedro Martinez, a tire changer for the Earnhardt Ganassi

Pedro Martinez, a tire changer for the Earnhardt Ganassi McDonald’s 1 Car, demonstrates to U.S. Army Spc. Jacob Arent (center) how to place an air gun to remove the lug nuts during the NASCAR Pit Crew Challenge... More

Jeremy Fuller (center), a tire changer for the Earnhardt

Jeremy Fuller (center), a tire changer for the Earnhardt

Jeremy Fuller (center), a tire changer for the Earnhardt Ganassi McDonald’s 1 Car, demonstrates how to properly hold an air impact wrench while removing a tire from a racing car to U.S. Army Spc. Jacob Arent (r... More

Spc. Jacob Arent follows his team leader, Sgt. 1st

Spc. Jacob Arent follows his team leader, Sgt. 1st

Spc. Jacob Arent follows his team leader, Sgt. 1st Class William Pittman around the Earnhardt Ganassi McDonald’s 1 car during the NASCAR Pit Crew Challenge held Jan. 17 on Fort Bragg. The team of paratroopers ... More

Brett Cumming, pit crew coach for the Earnhardt Ganassi

Brett Cumming, pit crew coach for the Earnhardt Ganassi

Brett Cumming, pit crew coach for the Earnhardt Ganassi McDonalds 1 Car, speaks to U.S. Soldiers about the teamwork required to be a member of a NASCAR Pit Crew at Fort Bragg, N.C., Jan. 17, 2013. Cumming and h... More

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