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  1.   Sébastien posted:
  07.27.2009 - 12:34 pm
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Yarbrough #98 sponsor was Jim Robbins Special


  2.   LASTCAR posted:
  12.27.2012 - 8:47 pm
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Dick Johnson's best career finish, a well-earned 6th.


  3.   KW posted:
  03.16.2016 - 1:12 pm
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E.J. Trivette won the last chance race.

Donnie Allison relief drove for Richard Petty.


  4.   nascar_vd / Racing-Reference.info posted:
  01.23.2017 - 12:17 pm
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Note: Dick Poling drove the car #0 in qualifying and qualifying race but
Earl Brooks (initially DNQ) drove the car in the race.
Note: Roy Tyner initially dnq (#9) started the race in last position
(first alternate driver) after the withdraw of Gray.
Note: the first 24 positions on the grid per qualifying time. Position
trough 25 to 36 = order of the finish of the qualifying run. 2-lap
qualifying run and 3 qualifying session.


  5.   JSPorts posted:
  01.23.2017 - 12:20 pm
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A few questions: how did they decide how many cars made the race on
time? Was it different every race? And what exactly do you mean by the
"finish of the qualifying run"?


  6.   Rob posted:
  05.26.2017 - 7:32 am
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Gerald Chamberlain gets a top ten in his first of two career GN starts.


  7.   Rob posted:
  05.26.2017 - 8:48 pm
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Bobby Allison dominated this race, but was taken out in a late crash as
he negotiated lapped traffic. Lee Roy Yarbrough was running second and
was also involved in the crash. He managed to keep his battered car
running and took the checkered flag under caution.


  8.   Anthony posted:
  11.15.2019 - 2:59 pm
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Wendell Scott's sponsor was "Scott Racing", from a close-up picture of
his car and Richard Petty's


  9.   RaceFanX posted:
  07.14.2020 - 10:42 pm
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Sponsor:
#43 Richard Petty- Torino Talladega / East Tenn. Motors

The King was still sore from a hard wreck at Asheville-Weaverville
Speedway a week before this one but despite some broken ribs and having
his hand taped up he soldiered on anyway. He was able to stay on the
lead lap for quite a while but ultimately had to come in and hand the
#43 Ford Torino over to relief driver Donnie Allison, who had gone out
early in the race. The #43 broke and retired while Allison was at the
wheel.


  10.   Rob posted:
  09.01.2020 - 7:39 am
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Anyone know the story of why Soapy Castles was in the Ray Fox car ?


  11.   ScottB posted:
  09.01.2020 - 10:38 am
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Buddy Baker left the Ray Fox team early in the season to move over to
the Cotton Owens operation. Fox did a bit of a driver by committee thing
to fill out the rest of the season. Castles was a convenient fit as an
independent, he wasn't under contract so he could just leave his own car
at home on weeks when he had an offer to drive in better equipment.


  12.   MSportRev posted:
  01.02.2021 - 10:27 am
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Sponsor for Buddy Baker: Addy Dodge

Source: https://twitter.com/basso488/status/1345323956933439494?s=21


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