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Date Posted: 10:03:08 11/03/05 Thu

LOS ANGELES - NASCAR never lets us down. The non-stop, nonsensical sponsorships are alive and well, thanks to the circuit announcing this week a licensing agreement with Harlequin Enterprises (romance books).

As part of the agreement , Harlequin will publish women�s fiction books with stories revolving around NASCAR - and featuring NASCAR's brand on the covers.

The first NASCAR-themed tome is "In the Groove," by Pamela Britton. It'll hit bookstores in late January to coincide with the Daytona 500.

With the deal, I expect driver Dick Trickle to reap a royalty bonanza - as a recurring leading man.

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