FOR SIX YEARS, NASCAR driver Jeff Burton’s bright orange No. 31 car with the trademark jack of Cingular Wireless has been a mobile billboard for the telecommunications company in the fastest-growing spectator sport in the nation.
But last year’s merger of AT&T and BellSouth Corp., which jointly owned Cingular, is causing trouble for NASCAR and its No. 31 car.
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