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Jeff Gordon and Ray Evernham were on an unprecedented run of dominance in NASCAR in the 1990s. No race exemplified that more than the 1997 Winston all-star race. Using an experimental chassis, nicknamed T-Rex, thanks to its Jurassic Park sponsorship and lead designer Rex Stump, the car was everything Hendrick Motorsports hoped it would be and more. Working in the gray area worked like a charm. However, claiming the big prize, NASCAR outright banned the chassis moving forward. This video highlights why it was banned, what it did differently than other cars, and why this level of ingenuity may not be seen again in modern stock car racing.

Dive into the world of NASCAR with us as we explore the story of Jeff Gordon's famous T-Rex car from the 1997 Winston All-Star Race. This video takes you on a journey through one of the most iconic moments in NASCAR Cup Series history. From the design and performance of the T-Rex car to its impact on stock car racing, we cover it all. Don't miss our exclusive NASCAR highlights from the race and insights into the emotions surrounding this unforgettable event. Subscribe for more exciting content from the world of motorsports.

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