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  1.   MSportRev posted:
  09.24.2019 - 12:43 pm
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Money earned can be found here:

http://www.ultimateracinghistory.com/race.php?raceid=29758


  2.   rm posted:
  02.29.2020 - 11:51 am
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Pole speed - 114.818 mph


  3.   rm posted:
  07.29.2020 - 9:45 pm
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Time of race - 2:43:14
Average speed - 73.514 mph
Margin of victory - 0.330 seconds

Lap leaders: Anderson pole, Jackson 1-11, Anderson 12-107, Walters
108-115, Christian 116-123, Skillman 124-161, Barfield Jr. 162-187,
Young 188-205, Fultz 206-233, Christian 234-264, Walters 265-356, Cope
357, Walters 358-400
That gives 12 lead changes among 9 drivers.

Walters' winnings - $12,775


  4.   rm posted:
  07.29.2020 - 10:15 pm
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A little confusingly named, but this was 1996's edition of the
Winchester 400, counting for All-Pro/Southeast series points. This was
the fifth year of that setup, with Walters being the third different
winner in that time as he ended Mike Cope's three-year reign of terror
on the high banks. The 400 reverted back to ASA sanctioning in 1999.

One afternoon after his semi-infamous defeat at the hands of Frank
Kimmel in the undercard ARCA show, Scott Neal falls well short of
redemption when his engine fails with 58 laps to go. Neal was the only
driver in both fields, though Michigan winner Ron Barfield was a
familiar face at the superspeedways in 1996 and Brian Ross would
eventually become the 2000 series rookie of the year.


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