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was an American drag racer and former NASCAR and Indy Car team owner.  He has also been nicknamed "The King of Speed," because he was the first driver to break 300 miles per hour in the standing-start quarter mile.  He called his race team "King Racing".  In 1985 Bernstein got into NASCAR racing as an owner.  He hired Joe Ruttman to drive the Quaker State Buick.  The team showed immediate success posting five top five finishes it's first season; including second place finishes at Richmond and Martinsville.  1987 saw Morgan Shepherd behind the wheel, and the pair posted seven top five finishes. Once again his driver finished runner up as the team continued to be right on the cusp of getting their first win.  Ricky Rudd would take over the driving duties for 1988 and 1989, and they would finally break through and grab their first win.  Rudd would out run Rusty Wallace to get the win at the road course of Watkins Glen.  In 1989 Rudd would again grab a win for Bernstein.  This time on the road course at Sonoma, and once again just edging out Rusty Wallace.  Rudd left Bernstein at the end of 1989 to drive for Rick Hendrick.  Kenny picked up Brett Bodine who would carry his name over the drivers door for the next five seasons.  For a third year in a row, Bernstein would see his driver visit victory lane.  Bodine would lead a race