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RacersReunion BlogHello..I am seeking people info or others who remember the following dirt tracks in NC and SC. Leland, Kinston, Pender Co, Fayetteville and Wilson speedways. I am the daughter of Jim and Charlotte Kelso. I grew up on the dirt tracks and then onto...6 Comments 3 LikesI wish Alexis DeJoria well for the future as her driving career comes to a close at the end of this season. She sat down with me in the spring of 2016 and shared some of her NHRA and personal stories....1 Comments Likeshttp://speedwayreport.com/nascars-modified-tour-races-on-without-ted-christopher/1 Comments LikesSome big NASCAR names have stepped out of the driver's seat. Who would make big Daytona 500 one-shot splashes? http://speedwayreport.com/drivers-to-spice-up-the-2018-daytona-500/4 Comments LikesSpeedway Report columnist Paul Blaufuss checks in on F1, NASCAR, IndyCar, NHRA, and IMSA. http://speedwayreport.com/a-cranky-curmudgeon-mulls-over-the-2017-racing-year/Comments LikesThe Phoenix Legendtorial for March 21, 2017 The Phoenix is a mythological bird, which, it is said, arises from the ashes. The way my teacher told it to me way back when, is that the Phoenix would rise from ashes of failure to be an even more...3 Comments LikesCan't Believe the Change Legendtorial for February 28, 2017 Remember a couple of shows ago when I did the story about my first trip to Daytona in 1962? Things were different then in so many ways, not only the racing but also the actual trip...Comments LikesI have not posted a blog in years. Have not watched NASCAR in years. I think I want to come back and watch something I used to enjoy. Last blog I posted was in 2012. It has been years since I actually watched a NASCAR (Now Monster) Cup racing. I...Comments LikesBaby Its Cold Outside Legendtorial for January 10, 2017 That is the name of a song played usually around Christmas, is it not? If not so, forgive me for it is not my intention to construe "flirting" with the use of "Baby". But that song came to...1 Comments LikesDebunking a NASCAR Myth Legendtorial for November 8, 2016 I will begin this post by stating, unequivocally, I respected Dale Earnhardt, Sr., I loved to watch him drive, and while I didn't always agree with this on-track tactics, I believe what he...Comments 1 LikesLife Story Hello! I presume you came here to listen to my story. Well, sit down and listen; it's an interesting journey that brought me here. It’s hard to believe that it has almost been 20 years. It feels like it was so long ago… It was a day in...Comments LikesA Day at the Races with Big Bill France By: Dave Fulton Things were different at Daytona International Speedway thirty years ago, on Thursday, February 17, 1983. I was 34 - not 64 as I am today. And, Bill France, Sr., then aged 73, was...Comments Likes
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Where was this track located in Dinwiddie
I live in Rome Ga (moved here from NC). I found your website as I looked for information on this car. Thank you very much for sharing.
John Evanich IIIIt took a while but we finally found the missing Dale Earnhardt 4th career start (Charlotte-October 1977)! Donald Evans had taken a photo of it and was kind enough to share it. This was the Johnny Ray #77 that he let the Henley Gray team use to finish out the 1977 season after Henley's serious accident at Michigan in August. Dale only lasted 25 laps. This is the same car that Dale drove in Atlanta (as #77) in 1976 that he wrecked and Robert Gee and Dale re-built the car, as they had promised after the accident. Bruce Hill had been was using the car earlier as #47 and the #47 door cut-outs are visible. Bruce Hill and Johnny Ray had teamed up for the 't. edwards" race sponsorship deal and Bruce painted his own #47 Laguna in the same basic style, so it could get a little confusing! Bruce did start this Charlotte race in his #47. The #19 diecast of this car is basically correct but missed on some details. Henley's normal #19 and "Belden Asphalt" pounce patterns were used. The diecast does not capture the correct style #19 and the "Belden Asphalt" style is way off. Dick May would have the seat in this car for most of the final 1977 season races......
Paul H Fey JrWonder if Joe is related to Lou Viglione who ran some cup races in the mid 70's with Joe Mihalic (car#61)and Jackie Rogers (car # 60)? Anyone know?[quote="mackmccafferty412"]
[quote="William Horrell"] Wonder if Joe is related to Lou Viglione who ran some cup races in the mid 70's with Joe Mihalic (car#61)and Jackie Rogers (car # 60)? Anyone know? [/quote]
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Lou and joe are brothers. Joe is my grandfather and Lou is my great uncle
[quote="William Horrell"] Wonder if Joe is related to Lou Viglione who ran some cup races in the mid 70's with Joe Mihalic (car#61)and Jackie Rogers (car # 60)? Anyone know? [/quote]
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Latest VideosAt Rolling Thunder Dragstrip in Iowa Aug 31 2012.
Comments LikesMaking exhibition passes during the Gezzer Gasser event August 25-26 2012 at Rolling Thunder Dragstrip. Jim Howe the manager is who is talking.
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