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  1.   most posted:
  12.10.2007 - 3:46 am
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I always found it ironic that Gordon Racing used #24...


  2.   Destiny posted:
  02.06.2008 - 3:33 pm
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That's Lennie Pond, most. He had a engine problem in lap 53.


  3.   most posted:
  03.17.2008 - 10:47 pm
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Gordon Racing was the owner... I liked Lennie Pond.. Wow, only 28 cars!


  4.   RaceFanX posted:
  02.05.2010 - 4:16 pm
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17-year-old Darryl Sage's Cup debut and best finish in 16th


  5.   Maverick11 posted:
  04.01.2016 - 1:46 pm
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It's safe to say that DW destroyed everyone at Nashville in 1982.


  6.   RaceFanX posted:
  04.01.2016 - 5:34 pm
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Jaws in his prime, driving the most dominant car he ever had, at the
local track where he cut his teeth and earned two titles so he knew it
better than anyone else in the field...I think it's safe to say everyone
knew they were probably playing for second going into this one. This was
the third of Waltrip's four wins in a row at Nashville.


  7.   RaceFanX posted:
  05.09.2018 - 10:44 am
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Terry Labonte finished second in both Nashville races in 1982 despite
being lapped by Darrell Waltrip in both races. Texas Terry never won at
Nashville.


  8.   Luke posted:
  01.30.2019 - 2:26 pm
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DW was stupid good at Nashville and Bristol.


  9.   RaceFanX posted:
  04.22.2020 - 9:48 pm
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Darryl Sage made his Cup debut driving a white #86 Chevrolet sponsored
by marketing company Space Age, a local Nashville company. The car
almost certainly had a colorful history as there's a lot of evidence to
imply it's the exact same ex-Sterling Marlin Chevy the mysterious L.W.
Wright raced at Talladega then abandoned there when he vanished. Bernie
Terrell of Space Age Marketing inherited the car, paid off the $3,700
bucks still owned to Marlin (Wright to his credit did pay for most of
that car with cash), had it fixed, and apparently sold it to the Sage
Family with a deal worked out for some sponsorship.


  10.   ThomasNester posted:
  05.30.2020 - 8:54 am
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Parsons was not entered, ending his 321 consecutive start streak. Petty
raced, ending his streak to 322, at the time the all time record


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