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  1.   nascarman posted:
  01.03.2010 - 10:22 am
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Dale Quarterley flipped in this race.


  2.   Chris posted:
  06.01.2010 - 12:14 am
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Final series start (to date) for Bill Penfold, John Murphy, Anthony
Demonte.


  3.   Dylan posted:
  08.20.2014 - 7:51 pm
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Flips at Lime Rock Park in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East:

1994:Ed Ferree
1998:Kelly Moore
2005:Dale Quarterly

Are there any photos or video of any of these crashes that involved Ed
Ferree, Kelly Moore, and Dale Quarterly?


  4.   AnonymousEFR posted:
  05.02.2015 - 8:16 am
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I know what happened to Moore, he hit the pit wall. Unfortunately killed
a crew member.


  5.   AnonymousEFR posted:
  05.03.2015 - 11:18 am
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I looked around and found a description of what happened to Quarterley.
He was forced wide through the climb and collided with a tire wall,
doing one full inversion before landing on his wheels. They went through
the effort to repair the car at the track, and he eventually continued,
and he was actually very quick, even though he was forty-nine laps down.
From what I heard, he drove the same car in 2006 at Lime Rock, and
finished midfield.

Surprised NASCAR would let him continue, but they did.


  6.   Sam posted:
  02.25.2017 - 2:38 pm
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Any footage of the quarterley flip?


  7.   Seibaru posted:
  02.25.2017 - 2:48 pm
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@6 Don't think so, unfortunately, but here's an article on it.
https://www.motorsport.com/nascar/news/bns-lime-rock-dale-quarterley-race-notes-2005-10-03/


  8.   Gray Gaulding's Distant Cousin posted:
  01.18.2018 - 4:21 pm
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Video of this race is on youtube.

To the Back:

#32 Dale Quarterly - Missed Tech

Crew Cheifs

#32 Dean Dezak
#40 Perry Waite

Sponsor Updates

#26 Scott Bouley Shorty's Towing / Lee Custom Cycle Chevrolet
#38 Anthony Demonte Auto Art / Long Island Business Solutions Chevy
#45 Brian Hoar Goss Dodge / American Red Cross Chevy


  9.   rm posted:
  12.30.2019 - 7:33 pm
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Matt Kobyluck hit two deer that somehow got out onto the track during an
open practice test session on Tuesday of race week. The team had to
change plans and spent a lot of the week switching parts from their road
course car to an older short track car. Clearly it was a blessing in
disguise as Kobyluck won the race when the team showed back up to the
track. Fittingly, the SPEED intro promo video for the race showed a deer
running alongside the track in the woods that surround the track. Also
fitting is that Kobyluck brought the car home without a single chip of
paint missing, leading 70 of 82 laps and rarely being challenged for
position.

Ryan Moore had a run-in with Sean Caisse - actually, two run-ins - after
the race and earned himself a one-month suspension from all NASCAR
competition as a result. The incident(s) really stunted his career and
rides were hard to come by for him as a result, never again running a
full season at a high level. Moore went from running a partial schedule
at Chance 2 in 2005 to running half the Truck season with the
much-esteemed Key Motorsports team in 2006.

Off a late restart, second-place Byron Chew ran his car way too hard
into turn 1 and turned late into the corner, spinning out Moore as well
as himself as a result, vocally angering color commentator Pat Patterson
who called Chew's move "just stupid." Patterson's belittling of Chew's
stunt is definitely one of the funnier announcer rants I've heard in
racing, and it's hard to say he was wrong. Moore's car wouldn't refire
and a caution was needed. After two more restarts, Moore had driven back
into the top ten when he ran very wide on the back half of the course
and spun out, dropping him down the finishing order as the incident
occurred in the closing laps. Moore had a disagreement with Sean Caisse
as to how the offroad activities originated and hit Caisse on both the
cooldown lap and on pit road.

NASCAR parked both drivers after the race before bringing them in for a
meeting, as it wasn't the first clash between Moore and Caisse.
Ultimately Moore and his team were hit with penalties, preventing the
team from running the finale at Thompson and knocking Moore from 3rd to
5th in points. The suspension was lifted in time to allow Moore to run
his final scheduled Busch race for Chance 2 at Homestead, but the damage
was already done to Moore's reputation and his career...though in
fairness Caisse wound up being far from a saint himself.


  10.   SweetRich posted:
  02.20.2020 - 8:46 pm
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The Commentators For The Race Were Brian Drebber And Pat Patterson. The
Pit Road Reporter Was Kandace Krueger.


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