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  1.   23andJoe posted:
  04.23.2014 - 4:44 pm
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Pole speed: 101.457mph

Dean Roper won $3,360

#4 owner: Clay Spurlock
#10 owner: Ralph O'Brien
#27 owner: Ken Smith
#36 owner: Herman Huffman
#45 owner: Catherine Huffman
#46 owner: Catherine Huffman

#52 sponsor: J.L. Forehand Siding


  2.   Jeff Wagoner (ARCA Results Archive) posted:
  05.02.2018 - 8:34 am
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Race ended under caution.


  3.   rm posted:
  05.23.2018 - 12:25 am
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There were 8 caution flags


  4.   Gray Gaulding's Distant Cousin posted:
  11.08.2018 - 11:51 am
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SPONSOR UPDATES (Source Video of race on ARCA's website)

#10 Rick O'Brien Hoosier Tire Buick
#35 Bill Venturinni Gear Totes Chevrolet
#99 Gary Bettehausen Bettenhausen Dodge / Hoosier Dodge.


  5.   Seibaru posted:
  12.30.2018 - 8:42 pm
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Two cars did not start.

DNS (credited with 36th): #20 Ed Hage, Hage Racing Oldsmobile
DNS (credited with 37th): #24 Dick Taylor, Taylor Racing Pontiac


  6.   RaceFanX posted:
  05.19.2020 - 7:58 pm
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Bobby Jacks crashed in qualifying but his crew was able to repair the
#71, putting at least one body panel back in place with bungee cords.
Once it was fixed he came back to finish second in the race.


  7.   rm posted:
  05.19.2020 - 9:24 pm
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Of course he made a comeback like that. The dirt-mile races from the
80s-mid-90s or so were all so wild and bizarre, the weirdest things
would happen when you ran old & unreliable stock cars on horse tracks at
the hottest time of the year. Even moreso at DuQuoin when they kept
starting 40+ car fields for 150 or 200 mile races.

Somebody always wound up rolling over, running through the guardrails,
or landing on top of the hay bales. And there'd always be a couple cars
still rolling at the end with most of the sheetmetal missing. It's a
crime that those races were rarely televised until the early-2000s, they
would have made for some fine entertainment.


  8.   rm posted:
  06.11.2020 - 5:58 pm
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Some DNQs:
Brian Tobin, #11
Morris Coffman, #14 C&H Transit Chevrolet (Sally Coffman)
Steve Drake, #29 Chevrolet
R.D. Spreeman, #57 Auto Tech Chevrolet (Tom Svoboda)


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