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Part of the dilemma is that, unlike a lot of other areas of racing, there has not been that much attention paid to, or historical recording of,...
What I meant was that the most well-funded teams will spend what, by historic standards, is a considerable amount of money in order to get another...
Has any recent Modified series tried running with a spec tire, one with little enough grip that an extra 20 hp is of no use?
Yes and no. Money has always made a difference, but it used to be that that difference could be compensated for by cleverness, skill and hard...
A few points that represent one man's opinion, if I may: - I'd disagree that no one was bothered when, starting in the mid-'70s, there were 2 or...
I guess that nobody, either, mentioned to Ryan Newman that it doesn't take a lot of class to come into a much lower-bucks series with a big-bucks...
Assuming that this is the original car: [IMG] I believe it normally resides in the Wood Brothers Museum.
I think you may get some friendly disagreement on this thread about who was ahead of whom.;) Certainly in the early '60s, the top New England boys...
The 90 and 91 were Junie Donlavey's cars. Are you saying that he went to H&M, who in turn went to the Wood Bros, to have these cars built?
Ah, so. If that's Trenton, it could have been LeeRoy Yarbrough in the Donlavey car.
Outside front row, #91: Junie Donlavey coupe, usually driven by Sonny Hutchins.
A bit of a long shot, but would anyone know anything about this race? I believe this was 1971. Thanks.
Speaking of Gary Danko's Show, does anyone have an idea of how to download or listen to this particular weekly edition of it?:...
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Unlike pro baseball (or football, basketball, etc.), which is an association owned by the collectivity of franchises and exists independently of...
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