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  1.   Tide1732 posted:
  08.07.2018 - 7:16 pm
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NASCAR Veterans in the race: 4

Josh Berry
Timothy Peters
Deac McCaskill
Rilley Herbst


  2.   Seibaru posted:
  08.08.2018 - 4:45 pm
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Was Ronald Hill's car actually a Pontiac?


  3.   RaceFanX posted:
  08.08.2018 - 5:41 pm
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@2
Yes it was, he ran a red #27 as a throwback paint scheme to Tim
Richmond's Old Milwaukee beer racer from the mid-1980s complete with
Pontiac branding. Taylor Stricklin similarly ran a Buick in the other
race as part of a throwback look. Nice to see a defunct brand back on
the track if only for a moment.


  4.   MSportRev posted:
  08.08.2018 - 7:51 pm
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@2 technically it was. All of the cars are essentially have spec motors,
so the teams can slap which ever manufacturer on the car to correspond
with the throwback.


  5.   oldschoolracing519 posted:
  08.12.2018 - 7:43 pm
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@Tide
can you stop with your crap

in no way are those 4 considered NASCAR veterans.

Timothy Peters has the most starts but all in the Truck series, the
other 3 dont even have 1 season in NASCAR combined


  6.   Yeet posted:
  08.13.2018 - 3:32 pm
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Could someone tell me why the length is 276 miles?


  7.   Yeet posted:
  08.13.2018 - 3:33 pm
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CORRECTION - Not 276 miles my mistake


  8.   GoPM21 posted:
  08.13.2018 - 3:38 pm
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They ran two races of 138 laps each. Its similar to how Martinsville
used to bill races as a "500", even though it was made up of three
different events.


  9.   MSportRev posted:
  08.13.2018 - 3:54 pm
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And 138 laps around Hickory I believe is about 50 miles, so overall, the
series ran 100 miles.


  10.   RaceFanX posted:
  03.10.2020 - 9:42 am
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Layne Riggs finished in the top-5 driving a Ford with the retro yellow
Nesquik livery his father and car owner Scott Riggs won four NASCAR
Busch races with in the early 2000s. The team even changed their number
from #99 to #10, matching Scott's old number, for this race only as part
of their throwback effort.


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