“Roads? Where we’re going, we don’t need roads.” That’s just one of the many lines made famous in the 1985 cult-classic film “Back to the Future.” The quote is attributed to fictional inventor Doc Brown as he is addressing young Marty McFly’s concerns for the amount of road needed for the time-traveling DeLorean to get up to 88 mph to make the jump to the future.
The competitors of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series won’t be time-traveling anytime soon, but a time warp will be felt as the series turns its attention to the place where the 2012 season started for the next race on the schedule. But roads will be needed, as it’s time to go back to the beach for the Coke Zero 400 on Saturday night at Daytona (Fla.) International Speedway. The Coke Zero 400 has annually commemorated the Fourth of July holiday weekend. It also has come to be known as the halfway point of the Sprint Cup season. This weekend’s race is the 18th on the 36-race schedule.
Given the significance of this weekend’s race, it
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