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  1.   Matthew Sullivan posted:
  07.26.2018 - 7:56 pm
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Esau's number should be 66.


  2.   Gray Gaulding's Distant Cousin posted:
  07.27.2018 - 10:49 am
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Sponsor Updates

#9 Will Harper Pepsi / Harper Construction Chevy
#20 Ken Pedersen Presicion Engineering / G&K Construction Chevrolet
#30 Tom Hubert Fab Tec / Ward's Concrete Pontiac
#97 Ron Hornaday Jr Palmdale Chiropractic / Oil Changer Pontiac

Owners

#73 Alan Beebe
#3 Dirk Stephens (Same for here and Phoenix)


  3.   rm posted:
  07.30.2018 - 8:44 pm
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First caution - 0 stopped on track
Second caution - 65 spun
Third caution - 87 accident turn 2
Fourth caution - restart waved off (Ok, not quite - there was calamity
on the restart, with the announcers speculating it was too slow of a
restart. After a chaotic half a lap, they said NASCAR declared the
restart was no good and that they were going to have another restart
with the original running order. I don't know how you would list that.)
Fifth caution - 49 accident (He hopped out of the car, pushed it off of
the tire barrier, and hopped back in and drove away. He didn't even lose
a lap! Benny Parsons declared that now he'd seen it all.)
Sixth caution - debris turn 1
Seventh caution - 56 spun
Eighth caution - 9 off track
Ninth caution - car stopped on track (never specified which car)
Tenth caution - 93 stopped turn 7

Ken Schrader's car was a near-replica of Dale Earnhardt's famous black
#3 being driven on the Cup side at the time.

28 owner - Danny Crafton


  4.   acerogers58 posted:
  01.19.2020 - 12:15 pm
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WD?? - #48, Darren Rogers, sponsored by Nevada International Raceway.
There's pictures of this car from practice, one with smoke trailing from
the car so I presume he blew an engine??

?? - #12, Monty Martin, sponsored by Superior Steel, pictures of car in
practice but doesn't appear in race results

?? - #26, Ken Boyd, sponsored by Boyd Enterprises / Sunoco, pictures of
car in practice but doesn't appear in race results

?? - #05, Gerald Short, sponsored by unknown (can't make out sponsor,
don't recognise the logo), pictures of car in practice but doesn't
appear in race results

Photos of some cars can be found here
https://www.flickr.com/photos/wagnerov/albums/72157646716683858


  5.   Rich posted:
  09.15.2020 - 2:47 pm
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Dr. Jerry Punch, Ned Jarrett and Benny Parsons were the commentators.
John Kernan was the sole pit road reporter.


  6.   RaceFanX posted:
  11.07.2020 - 2:46 pm
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New Mexico racer Jon Paques was a Southwest Tour regular in 1991 who won
several races and contended for the championship only to hit sponsorship
woes after the season. He dialed back to a part-time campaign for 1992
as a result with the outing at Sonoma, courtesy of a one-off sponsorship
with the track's regular sponsor Save Mart, being his first start of the
season. Paques quickly showed he'd lost none of his skill during the
layoff as he went out and qualified in the top-5 then led more than half
of the race en route to a comeback win; besting title contenders Ron
Hornaday, Jr. and Doug George plus Northwest Tour invader Tobey Butler
to get the trophy.

This ultimately was Paques' sixth and final Southwest Tour victory but
he made it memorable. He would have several more good runs during his
tenure in the series.


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