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Driver development program

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A Driver development program is a program used by NASCAR in order to develop younger drivers. It usually consists of a team signing a driver to a multi-year contract in which they run in minor-league racing divisions, (i.e. ARCA, Late Model) and gradually work up to the higher ranks of NASCAR.

Teams currently using the driver development program

See also