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  1.   Sam posted:
  04.05.2016 - 10:43 pm
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Last race with Gatorade as the sponsor for the All Pro series as hills
bros came on for 2002 and left after one season then Kodak Came in for 2003


  2.   RaceFanX posted:
  05.09.2016 - 11:14 pm
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Wayne Anderson wins the pole and leads a lot of laps early only to fall
out just after halfway. The performance was still enough for Anderson to
clinch the All Pro series' 2001 title over Randy Gentry as Gentry fell
out a few laps later in a crash. The title was the second for Anderson
in the series. Kudos to Gentry for putting up a title fight as he never
won an All-Pro race.


  3.   RaceFanX posted:
  05.09.2016 - 11:40 pm
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Illinois racer Eddie Hoffman crosses over from the Midwest series and
crashes the party as he wins the last All-Pro race of the season. This
was Hoffman's second and final win down south. Fellow Illinoisan Erik
Darnell, then a relative unknown, comes home second to complete a 1-2
for the Midwestern talent.


  4.   rm posted:
  09.20.2018 - 9:50 pm
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This race was actually at the Nashville Superspeedway, not the
Fairgrounds, per preseason press releases. The average speed and time of
race support this as well.


  5.   rm posted:
  09.21.2018 - 5:52 pm
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This was one of the richest purses in Southeast Series history.

Hoffman's winnings: $25,350
Reutimann's winnings: $2,800
Menard's winnings: $2,250

There were no time trials, it was rained out

Track length - 1.333 miles


  6.   RaceFanX posted:
  07.02.2019 - 2:50 pm
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Visiting ASA racer Scott Hansen picks up a top-10 in his last All Pro
start.


  7.   RaceFanX posted:
  10.29.2020 - 9:43 am
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The All-American race lived up to its name as the field featured a lot
of drivers from the NASCAR Midwest Series and other tours coming to race
the All-Pro guys. Future Brickyard 400 winner Paul Menard crossed over
to make his only All-Pro start here, even reversing his number from #18
to #81 to accommodate series regular Richie Beasley, but ended up
sidelined by a blown engine.


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