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  1.   SK posted:
  06.29.2009 - 8:33 pm
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With 2 laps to go, Jeff Jefferson's car broke loose after contact with
the #59 of Kevin O'Connell, but before he could get his Chevy righted on
the racetrack, he hit a mogul at close to full speed and literally
launched into the air. The #42 bounced and rolled a total of three times
before landing on all fours in front of a tire barrier, and moments
later Jefferson climbed out unhurt.


  2.   RaceFanX posted:
  07.13.2009 - 6:47 pm
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Did Jefferson really finish the race after all that? I've seen the
wreck, I didn't think there was anyway that thing was going to get going
again.


  3.   Anonymous posted:
  09.28.2010 - 7:59 pm
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Don't forget, at the same time, Max Dumarey was being pushed around like
a ping-pong ball near the start/finish.


  4.   AnonymousEFR posted:
  07.02.2014 - 5:44 pm
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Paul Morris' only start in the West series. I've always wondered why he
didn't return. But after a race marred by twelve full course cautions, I
think I know.


  5.   Dylan posted:
  08.26.2014 - 11:14 pm
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Jeff Jefferson the winner of the 2000 NAPA Auto Parts 200 at Portland
Speedway flipped in this race. Have there been any flips in the NASCAR
K&N Pro Series West besides Rogelio Lopez at Auto Club Speedway in 2006
and Jeff Jefferson at Sonoma Raceway in 2008?


  6.   KyleLarson42Fan posted:
  01.05.2015 - 4:30 pm
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The 42 should be listed as "Crash" He did not finish the race


  7.   Brandon posted:
  07.25.2017 - 11:14 pm
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This is the most cars to ever compete in a West Series race that wasn't
a combo race of any kind.


  8.   Mr.Victory posted:
  01.24.2019 - 12:27 am
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This was a crashfest, and the only thing people remember from this race
was Jeff Jefferson flipping.


  9.   RaceFanX posted:
  01.24.2019 - 3:13 am
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Australia's "Dirty Dangerous Dude" Paul Morris makes his lone NASCAR
start, trading in his usual #67 Supercheap Auto Holden V8 Supercar for
Dick Midgley's #09 Honda Toys & Trucks Chevrolet. Morris stalled early
in the race to bring out a yellow and ultimately finished a few laps down.


  10.   rm posted:
  06.05.2020 - 4:51 pm
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This race still holds the NASCAR record for most cautions at Sonoma with
12. Only two other races have broken into the double digits - the
Southwest tour race in 1992 and the West race last year, in 2019. The
Cup record is 9 in 1990, the second Cup race at the track. Since then,
all Cup races at Sonoma have featured 7 or fewer cautions except for
2005, which had 8. The 40 cautions laps are still the NASCAR record at
the track as well.

I don't think I've ever seen as many multi-car incidents in a Sonoma
race as there were in this one, they were being very generous to the
drivers by only officially listing three of the accidents involving
multiple cars. The frequent cautions the kept the field bunched up
together no doubt played a role in that.


  11.   NascarLeadLapPoints posted:
  02.18.2021 - 9:10 pm
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Amazingly this is Bill McAnally best finish at Sonoma, second with
Holmes in 44 starts. Cole Moore and Jesse Love will try give McAnally
his first at wine country this year on June 5th


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