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  1.   RaceFanX posted:
  03.31.2016 - 2:04 pm
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Hometown hero Kevin Quesnell makes his final NASCAR Northwest Tour
start, and only one of 2000, but makes it his most memorable appearance
as he wins in front of his local crowd at Yakima Speedway. This was
Quesnell's only victory in the series.


  2.   rm posted:
  10.27.2020 - 12:13 am
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Gary Lewis won the pole (4-car invert)

Zaretzke, Hall, Stewart & Lewis status - crash

Starting 23rd in a field of 28, Kevin Quesnell may have set the series
mark for the deepest starting position by a race winner in this race. At
least from a cursory glance at the season overviews here, it appears
this may be the case. Even more impressive was that he dropped from to
the rear, on the inside of the last row, after a clutch problem in
qualifying forced the team to make hasty repairs. It wasn't completely
without controversy, though, as Quisnell took the lead when he turned
then-leader John Zaretzke around while they were navigating lapped
traffic. Zaretzke did a quick 360 and got back going without issue. His
plea for a caution was answered just a couple laps later, but he was the
caution when he made an overly-aggressive move to get by Gary Lewis for
second and found himself in a multi-car wreck. Zaretzke made the pass on
Lewis, indeed, but it was in the form of being the only car involved
able to limp across the line and into the pits before retiring.

Defending series champion Pete Harding rolled from the top spot, leading
the first three laps, but he hit pit road shortly thereafter as the
first victim of the high attrition on the night.


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