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June
1998
NASCAR Illustrated
Lineup - Features - ESPN Gala (What better place to see the stars - such as James Garner - shine than while rubbing shoulders with NASCAR notables in Hollywood, at "NASCAR's Night In Hollywood - A Golden Celabration"); The 50 Most Intriguing People Of NASCAR (Look into the [personalities of the 50 most intriguing people of NASCAR's first half-century) - Dale Earnhardt, Bill France, Richard Petty, Buck Baker, Rick Hendrick, Davey Allison, Carl Kiekhaefer, Jeff Gordon, Ralph Seagraves, David Pearson, Lee Petty, Bruton Smith, Gary Nelson, Glen "Fireball" Roberts, Curtis Turner, Junior Johnson, Wendell Scott, Bobby Allison, H. Clay Earles, Alan Kulwicki, Harry Hyde, Rusty Wallace, Smokey Yunick, Cale Yarborough, J.D. McDuffie, Felix Sabates, Joe Weatherly, Banjo Matthews, Louise Smith, Bill Elliott, Dave Macis, Ned Jarrett, Bobby Isaac, Bud Moore, Tim Richmond, Bill Rexford, Terry Labonte, James Hylton, Harry Gant, Fred Lorenzen, Janet Guthrie, Humpy Wheeler, Tiny Lund, Richard Brickhouse, Buddy Baker, Dale Jarrett, Darrell Waltrip, Dick Beaty, Tim Flock Race Reports - A Texan-Sized Headache (Mark Martin survives track problems and a 10-car pileup to win at TMS); No Slowpoke Here (Bobby Hamilton uses his school-bus yellow Chevrolet to whip the field at Martinsville) Gatefold - The Petty Generation (A keepsake poster honoring the Petty racing family); The Allison Generation (Special Allison family poster in honor of their racing contributions Departments - Letters; Illustrated Insider; Hot Tracks; 50th Anniversary Gallery; Scoreboard; Motorsports Marketplace; Focus Columns - Viewpoint; Ben White (What will the next 50 years hold for NASCAR fans and sponsors? Here are a few predictions); Karsen Palmer Price (This month's special issue cements the fact that NASCAR can't be compared to any other sport)
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August
1999
NASCAR Illustrated
Lineup - Race Reports - Burton's Big Finish (Late-race adjustments help Roush Racing driver Jeff Burton seal the deal at Lowe's Motor Speedway); Your Mileage May Vary (Bobby Labonte wins a fuel mileage gamble to take the victory at Dover); Rocketman (Dale Jarrett enjoys a nearly perfect car in a dominating performance at Michigan); Four Makes The Difference (A final pit stop for four tires gives Bobby Labonte the advantage he needed in the Pocono 500); Fighting Through (Jeff Gordon ignores dehydation and a sore throat to beat Mark Martin to the line at Sears Point) Departments - Letters; Illustrated Insider; Hot Tracks; People Talk; Gallery; Scoreboard; Motorsports Marketplace; Focus Columns - Viewpoint; Ben White (NASCAR has a history rich with small but significant facts that help piece together one of the greatest stories in sports); Tom Higgins (A recollection of memories about the legendary DeWayne "Tiny" Lund, and how he touced so many lives, even after he lost his own) Posters - Rusty Wallace (Wallace and his Penske Racing South Ford); Chad Little (Little and his Roush Racing Ford)
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January
2001
NASCAR Illustrated
Lineup - Features - Winston Cup Awards Banquet (The NASCAR community hrsfd to New York City for its annual celebration, and Illustrated is on hand as the Winston Cup stars and their significant others dress up for a night on the town); Reaping The Rewards (After a long, stressful season, Bobby Labonte takes a few days to enjoy the Big Apple); Destined To Be The Best (Bobby Labonte paid his dues on the way to the Winston Cup championship); Joe Gibbs Racing No. 18 Team Roster (The people who helped bring a championship to Joe Gibbs Racing); The 12 Most Memorable Events Of 2000 (Scintillating finishes, strange controversies and other notable events from the 2000 season); Fantastic Freshman (Matt Kenseth wasn't the most heralded rookie entering the season, but when it was all said and done, he was the best) Race Reports - Flat-Out Good (Once again, Jeff Burton proves there's no one in Winston Cup better at running flat tracks); Party Tims (Tony Stewart wins and Bobby Labonte clinches to produce a magical day at Homestead for Joe Gibbs Racing); The Grand Finale (The season concludes with a surprise victory by Jerry Nadeau) Departments - Letters; NWCI's 20th Anniversary Flashback, Woody's World; Hot Tracks; Scoreboard; Motorsports Marketplace; Focus Columns - Viewpoint; Ben White (Stop me if you've heard this prediction before); Tom Higgins (One last, fond farewell to a champion) Posters - Bobby Labonte; Matt Kenseth
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March
2001
NASCAR Illustrated
Lineup - Features - Where Are They Now? (Catching up with '60s star Marvin Ponch); The Price Of Fame (Tony Stewart made everything look easy on the race track in his first two seasons. But he found the toughest part of Winston Cup racing often comes outside the race car); Makeover, Winston Cup Style (More than half the Winston Cup teams will be bearing new paint schemes for the 2001 season); Rookie Roll Call (These five Winston Cup rookies hope to make a big splash in their jump to the big leagues); Movin' On (Last season, injuries derailed "Ironman" Terry Labonte's record streak of consecutive starts. Where does he go from here?); A Little Perspective (Mark Martin once wondered if he'd ever win a Winston Cup race. So he's not about to let his subpar 2000 performance get him down); Kenny's Collection (Ken Schrader has saved some really neat stuff during his racing career); The Sky's The Limit (Robby Gordon flashed his raw potential last year with his own under-funded team. Now with the veteran Morgan-McClure operation, he has a chance for a breakout season) Departments - Letters; NWCI's 20th Anniversary Flashback; Woody's World; Hot Tracks; Getting Personal; Scoreboard; Motorsports Marketplace; Focus Columns - Viewpoint; Ben White (Here's what NASCAR should do next); Tom Higgins (Who let the dogs out? Junior did) Posters - Jeff Burton; Ron Hornaday
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January
2003
NASCAR Illustrated
Features - 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup Awards Ceremony (After a year of work, it was time to celebrate with NASCAR's annual trek to New York City); Champion On The Town (NASCAR champion Tony Stewart takes New York by storm); Champion's Gallery (An artistic angle on Tony Stewart's wild week in the Big Apple); A Season To Remember (It was tough going at times, but Tony Stewart managed to claim NASCAR's top prize); NWCI's Most Memorable Moments Of 2002 (From heroism to the "Big One" at Talladega, there certainly was no shortage of excitement in the world of Winston Cup); Freshman Clash (Ryan Newman and Jimmie Johnson upped the ante for future first-year drivers) Race Coverage - Buschwacked (Kurt Busch made it two in a row with Atlanta win); Go Johnny Go (Johnny Benson snares first Cup victory at "The Rock"); High Five (Matt Kenseth makes his fifth trip to victory lane with Phoenix triumph); Two Winners (Kurt Busch claims fourth win at Homestead while Tony Stewart secures title) Departments - Letters; Woody's World; Hot Tracks; Up-Front: Dale Earnhardt Jr.; Scoreboard; Motorsports Marketplace; Focus Columns -Viewpoint; Ben White; Tom Higgins Posters - Tony Stewart; Ryan Newman
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$5.00

2004
Sporting News presents NASCAR Superstars
Contents - Richard Petty And Superstars For The Ages; Dale Earnhardt Jr.; Tony Stewart; Jeff Gordon; Jimmie Johnson; Matt Kenseth; Ricky Craven; Kevin Harvick; Benny Parsons; Bill Elliott; Ryan Newman; Michael Waltrip; Kurt and Kyle Busch
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July
2006
Dick Berggren's Speedway Illustrated
Up Front - Photo Ops (Patience and the King); Heats (Harvick unleashed, white out, the lease, uh-oh, going upscale, Ward, and Roger's checkbook) At Soeed - Druver Columns - Jimmie Johnson (Strong teams are emerging); Carl Edwards (How we raced); Ryan Newman (Going to the dogs) Features - NASCAR Controls The Show (How NASCAR controls the outcome of the races); Birth Of A Star? Maybe (The All-American Drivere Challenge graduates a good one); Gotta Race (An excerpt from Schrader's new autobiography); Guy With The Most Toys (Speedy Bill built an empire through racing); Full Speed Ahead (Mark Kent sets GM Racing's course) Featured Tech - Universal Joint Phasing (Keeping things turning smoothly); Most Frequently Asked Tech Line Questions (Answered by the experts); Good To The Last Drop (Getting the most out of your fuel cell) Hot Laps - Transmissions (The trailer debate rages on, memories of Riverside, Tony's whiskers, wanted: Earl Pearson, Jr., and keeping it local); Remembering (Jack Arute: A passion for NASCAR's modifieds); What's New What Works; Racing On TV; Speedway Saturday Nights (Still got gas? Toby takeover, open trailer operator, and Troyer turnaround); The Other Half (Everyday insanity. But that doesn't mean it's a good thing); Haulin' (Accessorize your trailer organizer); New In Print (Recently released books will keep race fans turning the pages); From The Frontstretch (Lifetime of memories thanks to weekly racing); Pit Stops (The theorists are "out there"); Make Your Vote Count (NDWS Craftsman Mechanic Of The Year ballot); Career Crafting (How a short track NASCAR Craftsman Mechanic of the Year Award winner became a NASCAR NEXTEL Cup crew chief); Centerpiece (NDWS is guided by tradition); History's Best (Phillips, Evans, Christopher lead NDWS all-time top 25 drivers); Movin' On Up (Local racers make it to NASCAR's big leagues); Fast Friends (Friends help friends get where they want to go); Corporate Corner (Ingersoll Rand secures NASCAR); From The Backstretch (Racing technology has come a long way)
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August
2006
Dick Berggren's Speedway Illustrated
Up Front - Photo Ops (Sunny Side Up, Over Easy, and Scramblin'); Heats (Story behind the story, tire investment, Busching it, rain out, and crash cart) At Speed - Driver Columns - Jimmie Johnson (Going back to Daytona with more experience); Mark Martin (The coil-bind setup); Ryan Newman (Life on the road) Features - Fireball Roberts (The one and only Fireball Roberts was way ahead of his time); My Name Is Earl (Earl Pearson Jr. goes for a third straight dirt late model championship); Doctor Doug (Doug Yates writes a potent prescription for Ford horsepower); Paying Dues (Tim Brown's career started with a love for modifieds and a few loans. Eventually there was lots of on-track success) Featured Tech - Shop Speed (A maintenance schedule for the weekly racing working man and woman); Safer At A Short Track (Stafford Speedway installs a new SAFER barrier); Composite Driveshafts (Nice, but worth the price?); Setting Caster And Camber (Caster and camber determine the pressure distribution of the contact patches and how they feel) Hot Laps - Transmissions (Say no to common cars, happy birthday to us, family first for Martin, and smoking in the stands); The Inside Groove (Busy Man: Teamwork is life. Life is teamwork); What's New, What Works; Speedway Saturday Night (Fuel roulette, more Pressley power the real Deihl, and pacing the field); Racing On TV; The Other Half (War and Peace wasn't written this way, Ken Schrader's autobiography was a wild ride); Haulin' (Going with a Gooseneck: A trailer style's decision made simple with a brilliantly designed hitch system); From The Frontstretch (The next 25 years for the NASCAT Busch Series); Pit Stops (Awards ceremony schedule, over the wall, the B-line); Make Your Vote Count (NDWS Craftsman Mechanic of the Year ballot); Vote Now (NASCAR Most Popular Driver of 2006 ballot); Centerpiece (NASCAR Busch Series turns 25); Rich History At Richmond (NASCAR Busch Series 25th anniversary celebrated); Driver To Owner (Stacy Compton launches NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series teams); Trophy Dash (NASCAR members go to extremes); Corporate Corner (Rallying around Ricky Bobby); From The Backstretch (Driving with the best in the NASCAR Busch Series)
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ISSUE	TITLE	CONTENTS	QTY.	PRICE	PAYPAL
June 1998	NASCAR Illustrated	Lineup - Features - ESPN Gala (What better place to see the stars - such as James Garner - shine than while rubbing shoulders with NASCAR notables in Hollywood, at "NASCAR's Night In Hollywood - A Golden Celabration"); The 50 Most Intriguing People Of NASCAR (Look into the [personalities of the 50 most intriguing people of NASCAR's first half-century) - Dale Earnhardt, Bill France, Richard Petty, Buck Baker, Rick Hendrick, Davey Allison, Carl Kiekhaefer, Jeff Gordon, Ralph Seagraves, David Pearson, Lee Petty, Bruton Smith, Gary Nelson, Glen "Fireball" Roberts, Curtis Turner, Junior Johnson, Wendell Scott, Bobby Allison, H. Clay Earles, Alan Kulwicki, Harry Hyde, Rusty Wallace, Smokey Yunick, Cale Yarborough, J.D. McDuffie, Felix Sabates, Joe Weatherly, Banjo Matthews, Louise Smith, Bill Elliott, Dave Macis, Ned Jarrett, Bobby Isaac, Bud Moore, Tim Richmond, Bill Rexford, Terry Labonte, James Hylton, Harry Gant, Fred Lorenzen, Janet Guthrie, Humpy Wheeler, Tiny Lund, Richard Brickhouse, Buddy Baker, Dale Jarrett, Darrell Waltrip, Dick Beaty, Tim Flock Race Reports - A Texan-Sized Headache (Mark Martin survives track problems and a 10-car pileup to win at TMS); No Slowpoke Here (Bobby Hamilton uses his school-bus yellow Chevrolet to whip the field at Martinsville) Gatefold - The Petty Generation (A keepsake poster honoring the Petty racing family); The Allison Generation (Special Allison family poster in honor of their racing contributions Departments - Letters; Illustrated Insider; Hot Tracks; 50th Anniversary Gallery; Scoreboard; Motorsports Marketplace; Focus Columns - Viewpoint; Ben White (What will the next 50 years hold for NASCAR fans and sponsors? Here are a few predictions); Karsen Palmer Price (This month's special issue cements the fact that NASCAR can't be compared to any other sport)	1	$5.00
August 1999	NASCAR Illustrated	Lineup - Race Reports - Burton's Big Finish (Late-race adjustments help Roush Racing driver Jeff Burton seal the deal at Lowe's Motor Speedway); Your Mileage May Vary (Bobby Labonte wins a fuel mileage gamble to take the victory at Dover); Rocketman (Dale Jarrett enjoys a nearly perfect car in a dominating performance at Michigan); Four Makes The Difference (A final pit stop for four tires gives Bobby Labonte the advantage he needed in the Pocono 500); Fighting Through (Jeff Gordon ignores dehydation and a sore throat to beat Mark Martin to the line at Sears Point) Departments - Letters; Illustrated Insider; Hot Tracks; People Talk; Gallery; Scoreboard; Motorsports Marketplace; Focus Columns - Viewpoint; Ben White (NASCAR has a history rich with small but significant facts that help piece together one of the greatest stories in sports); Tom Higgins (A recollection of memories about the legendary DeWayne "Tiny" Lund, and how he touced so many lives, even after he lost his own) Posters - Rusty Wallace (Wallace and his Penske Racing South Ford); Chad Little (Little and his Roush Racing Ford)	1	$5.00
January 2001	NASCAR Illustrated	Lineup - Features - Winston Cup Awards Banquet (The NASCAR community hrsfd to New York City for its annual celebration, and Illustrated is on hand as the Winston Cup stars and their significant others dress up for a night on the town); Reaping The Rewards (After a long, stressful season, Bobby Labonte takes a few days to enjoy the Big Apple); Destined To Be The Best (Bobby Labonte paid his dues on the way to the Winston Cup championship); Joe Gibbs Racing No. 18 Team Roster (The people who helped bring a championship to Joe Gibbs Racing); The 12 Most Memorable Events Of 2000 (Scintillating finishes, strange controversies and other notable events from the 2000 season); Fantastic Freshman (Matt Kenseth wasn't the most heralded rookie entering the season, but when it was all said and done, he was the best) Race Reports - Flat-Out Good (Once again, Jeff Burton proves there's no one in Winston Cup better at running flat tracks); Party Tims (Tony Stewart wins and Bobby Labonte clinches to produce a magical day at Homestead for Joe Gibbs Racing); The Grand Finale (The season concludes with a surprise victory by Jerry Nadeau) Departments - Letters; NWCI's 20th Anniversary Flashback, Woody's World; Hot Tracks; Scoreboard; Motorsports Marketplace; Focus Columns - Viewpoint; Ben White (Stop me if you've heard this prediction before); Tom Higgins (One last, fond farewell to a champion) Posters - Bobby Labonte; Matt Kenseth	1	$5.00
March 2001	NASCAR Illustrated	Lineup - Features - Where Are They Now? (Catching up with '60s star Marvin Ponch); The Price Of Fame (Tony Stewart made everything look easy on the race track in his first two seasons. But he found the toughest part of Winston Cup racing often comes outside the race car); Makeover, Winston Cup Style (More than half the Winston Cup teams will be bearing new paint schemes for the 2001 season); Rookie Roll Call (These five Winston Cup rookies hope to make a big splash in their jump to the big leagues); Movin' On (Last season, injuries derailed "Ironman" Terry Labonte's record streak of consecutive starts. Where does he go from here?); A Little Perspective (Mark Martin once wondered if he'd ever win a Winston Cup race. So he's not about to let his subpar 2000 performance get him down); Kenny's Collection (Ken Schrader has saved some really neat stuff during his racing career); The Sky's The Limit (Robby Gordon flashed his raw potential last year with his own under-funded team. Now with the veteran Morgan-McClure operation, he has a chance for a breakout season) Departments - Letters; NWCI's 20th Anniversary Flashback; Woody's World; Hot Tracks; Getting Personal; Scoreboard; Motorsports Marketplace; Focus Columns - Viewpoint; Ben White (Here's what NASCAR should do next); Tom Higgins (Who let the dogs out? Junior did) Posters - Jeff Burton; Ron Hornaday	1	$5.00
January 2003	NASCAR Illustrated	Features - 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup Awards Ceremony (After a year of work, it was time to celebrate with NASCAR's annual trek to New York City); Champion On The Town (NASCAR champion Tony Stewart takes New York by storm); Champion's Gallery (An artistic angle on Tony Stewart's wild week in the Big Apple); A Season To Remember (It was tough going at times, but Tony Stewart managed to claim NASCAR's top prize); NWCI's Most Memorable Moments Of 2002 (From heroism to the "Big One" at Talladega, there certainly was no shortage of excitement in the world of Winston Cup); Freshman Clash (Ryan Newman and Jimmie Johnson upped the ante for future first-year drivers) Race Coverage - Buschwacked (Kurt Busch made it two in a row with Atlanta win); Go Johnny Go (Johnny Benson snares first Cup victory at "The Rock"); High Five (Matt Kenseth makes his fifth trip to victory lane with Phoenix triumph); Two Winners (Kurt Busch claims fourth win at Homestead while Tony Stewart secures title) Departments - Letters; Woody's World; Hot Tracks; Up-Front: Dale Earnhardt Jr.; Scoreboard; Motorsports Marketplace; Focus Columns -Viewpoint; Ben White; Tom Higgins Posters - Tony Stewart; Ryan Newman	1	$5.00
2004	Sporting News presents NASCAR Superstars	Contents - Richard Petty And Superstars For The Ages; Dale Earnhardt Jr.; Tony Stewart; Jeff Gordon; Jimmie Johnson; Matt Kenseth; Ricky Craven; Kevin Harvick; Benny Parsons; Bill Elliott; Ryan Newman; Michael Waltrip; Kurt and Kyle Busch	1	$5.00
July 2006	Dick Berggren's Speedway Illustrated	Up Front - Photo Ops (Patience and the King); Heats (Harvick unleashed, white out, the lease, uh-oh, going upscale, Ward, and Roger's checkbook) At Soeed - Druver Columns - Jimmie Johnson (Strong teams are emerging); Carl Edwards (How we raced); Ryan Newman (Going to the dogs) Features - NASCAR Controls The Show (How NASCAR controls the outcome of the races); Birth Of A Star? Maybe (The All-American Drivere Challenge graduates a good one); Gotta Race (An excerpt from Schrader's new autobiography); Guy With The Most Toys (Speedy Bill built an empire through racing); Full Speed Ahead (Mark Kent sets GM Racing's course) Featured Tech - Universal Joint Phasing (Keeping things turning smoothly); Most Frequently Asked Tech Line Questions (Answered by the experts); Good To The Last Drop (Getting the most out of your fuel cell) Hot Laps - Transmissions (The trailer debate rages on, memories of Riverside, Tony's whiskers, wanted: Earl Pearson, Jr., and keeping it local); Remembering (Jack Arute: A passion for NASCAR's modifieds); What's New What Works; Racing On TV; Speedway Saturday Nights (Still got gas? Toby takeover, open trailer operator, and Troyer turnaround); The Other Half (Everyday insanity. But that doesn't mean it's a good thing); Haulin' (Accessorize your trailer organizer); New In Print (Recently released books will keep race fans turning the pages); From The Frontstretch (Lifetime of memories thanks to weekly racing); Pit Stops (The theorists are "out there"); Make Your Vote Count (NDWS Craftsman Mechanic Of The Year ballot); Career Crafting (How a short track NASCAR Craftsman Mechanic of the Year Award winner became a NASCAR NEXTEL Cup crew chief); Centerpiece (NDWS is guided by tradition); History's Best (Phillips, Evans, Christopher lead NDWS all-time top 25 drivers); Movin' On Up (Local racers make it to NASCAR's big leagues); Fast Friends (Friends help friends get where they want to go); Corporate Corner (Ingersoll Rand secures NASCAR); From The Backstretch (Racing technology has come a long way)	1	$5.00
August 2006	Dick Berggren's Speedway Illustrated	Up Front - Photo Ops (Sunny Side Up, Over Easy, and Scramblin'); Heats (Story behind the story, tire investment, Busching it, rain out, and crash cart) At Speed - Driver Columns - Jimmie Johnson (Going back to Daytona with more experience); Mark Martin (The coil-bind setup); Ryan Newman (Life on the road) Features - Fireball Roberts (The one and only Fireball Roberts was way ahead of his time); My Name Is Earl (Earl Pearson Jr. goes for a third straight dirt late model championship); Doctor Doug (Doug Yates writes a potent prescription for Ford horsepower); Paying Dues (Tim Brown's career started with a love for modifieds and a few loans. Eventually there was lots of on-track success) Featured Tech - Shop Speed (A maintenance schedule for the weekly racing working man and woman); Safer At A Short Track (Stafford Speedway installs a new SAFER barrier); Composite Driveshafts (Nice, but worth the price?); Setting Caster And Camber (Caster and camber determine the pressure distribution of the contact patches and how they feel) Hot Laps - Transmissions (Say no to common cars, happy birthday to us, family first for Martin, and smoking in the stands); The Inside Groove (Busy Man: Teamwork is life. Life is teamwork); What's New, What Works; Speedway Saturday Night (Fuel roulette, more Pressley power the real Deihl, and pacing the field); Racing On TV; The Other Half (War and Peace wasn't written this way, Ken Schrader's autobiography was a wild ride); Haulin' (Going with a Gooseneck: A trailer style's decision made simple with a brilliantly designed hitch system); From The Frontstretch (The next 25 years for the NASCAT Busch Series); Pit Stops (Awards ceremony schedule, over the wall, the B-line); Make Your Vote Count (NDWS Craftsman Mechanic of the Year ballot); Vote Now (NASCAR Most Popular Driver of 2006 ballot); Centerpiece (NASCAR Busch Series turns 25); Rich History At Richmond (NASCAR Busch Series 25th anniversary celebrated); Driver To Owner (Stacy Compton launches NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series teams); Trophy Dash (NASCAR members go to extremes); Corporate Corner (Rallying around Ricky Bobby); From The Backstretch (Driving with the best in the NASCAR Busch Series)	1	$5.00