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Which 1990s Race Car Driver Had The Smallest Sunglasses?-August 2024

2024-02-19 EST 22:11:36

As far as I can tell, the faster you were in the ‘90s, the smaller your sunglasses had to be.

Here we see Scott Pruett before the ‘99 Grand Prix of Miami back in the days of CART. He did have some pretty tiny 1990s sunglasses on, but were they the smallest any racecar driver wore?

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