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  1.   Steve posted:
  12.20.2006 - 4:18 am
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Why was this race called the Mountain Dew 400? 400 what? It's 200 laps;
72.6 miles; 116.35 kilometers.

Notables:
Mike Alexander's first Top 5 (2nd)
Jack Ingram's 31st and final win
Don Kreitz Jr.'s debut (24th)
Tim Nooner's debut (20th)
Max Prestwood's first Top 10 (6th)


  2.   Anonymous posted:
  07.28.2007 - 3:37 am
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400... fans in the stands?

I don't know.


  3.   DNQ List posted:
  10.08.2007 - 7:48 pm
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It was paired with a Modified/Late Model 200 lapper.

I'm not sure which.


  4.   Bill posted:
  04.02.2008 - 3:07 pm
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It was a late model race. Often in that era there would be a late model
race as part of the show. Especially at Hickory, South Boston, Orange
County, and Langley. Bet you guys did not know that in some races there
at Hickory that if there was a funeral at the grave yard next door. They
would red flag, then when they were finished we'd go racing again!


  5.   WallaceFan posted:
  10.17.2008 - 3:45 pm
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Final win for one of the best in Busch - Jack Ingram


  6.   RaceFanX posted:
  01.15.2018 - 11:46 pm
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This was Ingram's only win of the 1987 season and it comes almost right
at the start of the year. Ingram had never won less than five races in a
season before so it must have been quite a shock when he didn't make it
back to victory lane.


  7.   NewGuyOnTheBlock posted:
  08.16.2020 - 12:05 am
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Race was delayed two weeks by snow.


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