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  1.   Darrell posted:
  07.10.2006 - 6:30 pm
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One-two finish for the Burton brothers, a sign of what was to come.


  2.   Steve posted:
  10.07.2006 - 5:30 am
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This was the first time brothers finished 1-2 in a Busch race.


  3.   Anonymous posted:
  04.03.2010 - 5:34 pm
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Ward Burton's 3rd pole of the season, he won the pole the previous week
at Dover also.


  4.   RaceFanX posted:
  08.17.2014 - 2:20 am
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Jeff Burton scores his only Busch series victory of 1993. He would have
a bit of a wait before his next win in the series as in 1994 he moved
his focus to the Winston Cup series.


  5.   RaceFanX posted:
  08.15.2017 - 11:30 pm
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Jeff Burton's win made him just the third driver ever at the time to win
a Busch race driving a Ford. All of the brand's prior wins came from
either Mark Martin or Jeff Gordon.


  6.   Pacer posted:
  10.20.2017 - 1:13 pm
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Tommy Sigmon makes his final BGN start. The somewhat politically
incorrect named Tar Baby Pancake House that was his sponsor for his
starts in the 1993 season was a local restaurant in Myrtle Beach so its
fitting his final start on the tour came here at that track. The pancake
restaurant is still open, under that name, today and apparently is a
favorite among Myrtle Beach locals.


  7.   RaceFanX posted:
  02.28.2020 - 3:23 pm
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The big story coming into this race was the weather as everyone tried to
beat the heat with temperatures for this race shooting up above 90
degrees Fehrenheit. TNN broadcast this race and joked about how hot it
was by pretending (at least I think it was pretend) to fry an egg on the
truck lead of David Bonnett's #12 Chevy during the introduction to the
broadcast. Pit reporter Glenn Jarrett showed off how several of the
drivers planned to keep cool during the pre-race festivities only with a
pit crew splashing him a giant Gatorade bucket of ice water as he
finished the segment (I hope that was scripted).


  8.   possum posted:
  02.28.2020 - 7:49 pm
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@7 - "big story"? Sounds like the TV folk were desperate for something
to talk about. Races in 90+ temps in the South are nothing unusual -
heck, in that era they were still running Talladega in July or August,
and that's a damn sight hotter than Myrtle Beach.


  9.   SweetRich posted:
  02.28.2020 - 7:53 pm
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The commentators for the race were Mike Joy and Neil Bonnett with Glenn
Jarrett serving as the sole pit road reporter.


  10.   saltsburgtrojanfan posted:
  03.02.2020 - 1:13 am
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Caution 1: Lap 7-9: #1,35 accident turn 4

Caution 2: Lap 14-15: #27 spun turn 2

Caution 3: Lap 28-30: #34 spun turn 4

Caution 4: Lap 66-73: #35 stalled turn 4

Caution 5: Lap 149-157: #1,15,44,63,93 accident backstretch

Caution 6: Lap 164-168: #81 spun turn 2

Caution 7: Lap 217-224: #27 spun turn 4

Caution 8: Lap 236-240: #5,21 accident turn 3

Caution 9: Lap 247-249: #63 spun frontstretch


  11.   rm posted:
  09.08.2020 - 9:33 pm
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According to the broadcast recently uploaded to NASCAR's Youtube
channel, there were a few DNQs:

Mike Hovis (owner - Mike Greenwell)
Jimmy Cope
Tom Hessert Jr.
Mike McCurry (car - Oldsmobile)


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