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  1.   rm posted:
  09.20.2018 - 10:05 pm
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There was an 8 car inversion for this race. The pole was originally won
by Ryan Lawler with a speed of 93.641 mph.

There was also an undercard late model event that night, won by Drew
Herring!


  2.   rm posted:
  09.20.2018 - 10:08 pm
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Guess I did bad math - a different press release lists the pole speed as
93.246 mph.

First caution - 98 accident turn 4
Second caution - 1 spun turn 2
Sixth caution - debris


  3.   rm posted:
  12.28.2019 - 6:39 pm
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52 owner - Richie Wauters

28 sponsor - Williams Brothers Lumber
38 sponsor - New Holland
52 sponsor - Ford
70 sponsor - Arnold and Freihofer's/Leaf
99 sponsor - Aaron's Dream Machine

Third caution - 52 on fire turns 3/4
Fourth caution - 28 spun turns 3/4

Michael Foy's lone "full" season in the Southeast ranks was plagued by
mechanical issues, with this race featuring overheating woes that saw
his motor nearly get cooked after less than 20 green flag laps. At least
his Aaron's-painted late model looked sharp on the outside.

Ricky Turner had top fives in each of the first two races in 2006, but I
can't figure out why he didn't finish the year despite being third in
points at the halfway mark.


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