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NASCAR teams honor 10th anniversary of Victory Junction
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NASCAR teams honor 10th anniversary of Victory Junction

Updated Mar. 4, 2020 10:21 p.m. ET

Whenever NASCAR heads to New Hampshire Motor Speedway, it does so with heavy hearts. During the 2000 season, both Adam Petty and Kenny Irwin Jr. lost their lives during practice crashes just months apart. 

While the untimely deaths of both drivers was tragic, the Petty family rose to the occasion and honored the memory of Adam in one of the most special ways imaginable. 

The Petty family created Victory Junction, a year-round camp that provides a free camping experience to children with chronic medical conditions or serious illnesses. Ten years later, Victory Junction is still going strong and one of the best stories to emerge from the dual tragedies that took place at NHMS in 2000. 

As NASCAR returns to New Hampshire for this weekend's events, a host of Sprint Cup Series teams are honoring the 10th anniversary of Victory Junction by running a special decal on their cars. 

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