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Tuesday August 21 2012, 9:52 PM Legendtorials
Legendtorial ~ Follow That Dream by: Tim Leeming Forty-three years ago, this date, August 21 st , fell on a Thursday.  In Columbia, South Carolina, it was a typical August day weather-wise, with high humidity and temperature somewhere in...
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Raleigh, NC – On a night filled with many firsts, Jordan Anderson from Forest Acres, South Carolina claimed both his first Super Late Model pole, led wire to wire, and went on to capture his first win at the high banked Southern National...
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Monday August 20 2012, 4:18 PM Commentary
Three Races in Eight Days by: PattyKay Lilley Yes, I probably should have written this yesterday, but instead I watched the race in Michigan. It was a good race as Michigan races have gone of late. Funny about that... I have always...
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A Voice For The Fans ~ A Sendoff For "One Tin Soldier" by: PattyKay Lilley Good day gentle readers, and welcome to RacersReunion, a site we know is read by folks that matter. Today,  this "Voice For The Fans" column takes a new and...
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Friday August 17 2012, 10:55 AM Cody Dinsmore
We are very pleased to have young, (just turned 16) Cody Dinsmore as part of our family here on RacersReunion. Cody joined us about 4 years ago as one of our radio co-hosts on the Racing Through History Show  adding his input on Georgia Racing...
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Some Timeless Quotes from NASCAR's Earlier Days by: PattyKay Lilley Today I'd like to share some of the more colorful quotes I've collected over the years, all coined by icons of our sport. Most have at one time or another appeared in...
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Sunday August 19 2012, 11:15 AM Authors
**Editor's note** By way of introduction, Cody Dinsmore is a NASCAR historian, and comes to us from the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame in Dawsonville GA, where he has conducted tours for several years. As noted later, he is also a member of the...
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Wednesday August 15 2012, 3:32 PM Legendtorials
Legendtorial: Dodge ~ Gone With the Wind by: Tim Leeming Several years ago, the Statler Brothers had a song called “Do You Remember These?”.  As the verses rattled off item after item from the 50s, I could remember each one of the items...
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Saugus Speedway ~ Striking a Blow For Short Track Racers ~ Part II by: Carol Bell The saga continues... “According to one owner, Coldewey agreed that none of the drivers would be singled out for his part in the protest, but that very...
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Saugus Speedway ~ Striking a Blow For Short Track Racers ~ Part I By ~ Carol Bell Strikes among stock car drivers are rare.  Those drivers and/or owners who do strike and end up even remotely successful are even rarer. A number of years...
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Myrtle Beach, SC based Nexus Fuel Products has earned the reputation for delivering products that work. The steady flow of testimonials from satisfied customers are proof that vehicle owners from mini vans to over-the-road truckers received...
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Why Are You a Race Fan? Why Do Racers Race? Is the Reason the Same? by: Tim Leeming Perhaps this should be written as two separate stories/articles because it deals with two distinct subjects, or, could be, the subjects are one and the...
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J. D. McDuffie - Lived and Died for Racing In loving memory of John Delphus McDuffie December 5, 1938 – August 11, 1991 While working last week on an article about Tim Richmond, it occurred to me that we would soon commemorate the death of...
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LEGENDTORIAL ~ Little Chance for Youth in NASCAR by: Tim Leeming Have you watched any of the Olympics?  Or as NBC’s Bob Costas likes to intone in his melodramatic octaves, “The Games of the 30 th Olympiad”?  Yes, Ann and I have watched a...
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In honor of Racers Reunion’s “Goat Rodeo”, I’m proud to submit a column I wrote in 2004 and, as far as I know, still proudly resides in Marty Robbins museum out in Arizona.  Hope you enjoy it. NASCAR’S Original Troubadour Remembering Marty...
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