roval
n.— «The Pocono Triangle—Typically referred to as a “roval,” Pocono Raceway is one of the most unique tracks that the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series travels to. With its long straights and three distinct corners, Pocono Raceway is a puzzle for most teams and crew chiefs.» —“Pocono II: Robby Gordon preview” Motorsport.com July 18, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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