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  1.   jackie posted:
  06.03.2007 - 9:24 pm
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Petty ran out of gas on the last lap. Pardue's # was 54


  2.   biffle16 posted:
  07.23.2007 - 10:44 pm
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Bobby Isaac's first win.


  3.   Don Capps posted:
  08.31.2007 - 3:34 pm
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The 27 February 1964 issue of Southern Motorsports Journal, p.3, omits
Parnelli Jones from the results as published; however, his starting
position corresponds to Jones finishing in this position.


  4.   nascarman posted:
  11.08.2014 - 7:59 pm
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This was an incredible finish. Petty ran out of gas on the back stretch
and had to coast all the way back to the finish line. Meanwhile Isaac
and Pardue were battling side by side for second. They came up on Ralph
Earnhardt's lapped car entering the tri-oval, split around him and came
up on Petty who was coasting at around 30 mph on the apron. The three
crossed the finish line side-by-side, all thinking they had won. 4 hours
later, television footage showed Issac won but it took another day to
decide who finished second.


  5.   nascar_vd / racing-reference.info posted:
  11.26.2015 - 6:08 am
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Note: Richard Petty had a 27 seconds lead with one lap to go but ran out
of fuel from the backstretch to the finish line.


  6.   RaceFanX posted:
  01.08.2017 - 5:45 pm
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Sponsor:
#12 Dan Gurney- English Motors


  7.   Ryan posted:
  06.09.2018 - 6:20 pm
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It's a shame there's not video footage of this race. I'm that would have
been exciting to watch.


  8.   thecautionlightnews posted:
  09.23.2020 - 11:31 am
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Jo Schlesser becomes the first French driver to race in NASCAR. He was
known for his work with Guy Ligier, and after his death in a crash at
the 1968 French Grand Prix, Ligier decided to name all of his cars with
the prefix JS. No French person has won a race in NASCAR, but one day,
someone like Simon Pagenaud could do that


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