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  1.   MASH_guy posted:
  06.09.2005 - 1:40 pm
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This was the first Cup win by a driver using power steering.


  2.   nascarman posted:
  05.15.2006 - 11:02 pm
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Donnie Allison's last top 10.


  3.   SK posted:
  12.26.2007 - 9:15 pm
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Easily Bobby Allison's most dominant victory.


  4.   Jim posted:
  07.07.2010 - 10:42 am
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Allison winning by 3 laps, that could never happen today.


  5.   jessie henry posted:
  03.02.2011 - 2:08 pm
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gm 5th won in row


  6.   jC... posted:
  03.14.2012 - 12:22 pm
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Looks like this is the first win for the "downsized" 110 wheelbase
Chevrolet Monte Carlo.


  7.   @Statscrash posted:
  09.01.2018 - 12:21 am
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the technically term for this is a butt whipping


  8.   Gray Gaulding's Distant Cousin posted:
  12.08.2018 - 11:42 am
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SPONSOR UPDATE

#24 Ronnie Thomas Buffalo Stampede Buick


  9.   Danish_Pie posted:
  05.25.2019 - 4:39 am
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I wonder just how slow the 80 car was going to be flagged off after just
1 lap.


  10.   Anthony posted:
  06.08.2020 - 9:20 am
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This is domination on a grand scale


  11.   RaceFanX posted:
  07.10.2020 - 6:01 pm
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Rookie Mark Martin's first Cup race at Dover saw the three-time ASA
champion pick up his first top-5 finish of the season. It was a sign of
his success to come; Martin would race at the Monster Mile 55 times
during his Cup career and win here four times with 33 top-10 finishes.


  12.   Steve posted:
  08.08.2020 - 5:37 pm
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John Callis parked for being too slow after just one lap?


  13.   rateus posted:
  02.08.2021 - 5:01 pm
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Driver Change - Lennie Pond qualified the #24 before handing over to
Ronnie Thomas.

@12 Callis qualified at 116 mph when pole was 139 and the next slowest
(Maggiacomo) ran 124 so I can imagine NASCAR enforcing a start-and-park
to get a potential roadblock off the track early while still letting
Callis get paid.


  14.   ScottB posted:
  02.09.2021 - 2:12 am
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That far off the pace he may have been d own a cylinder, and NASCAR
didn't want to leave him out there to oil down the track. He may have
been told one and done ahead of time.


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