Where is Billy Biscoe when you need him?
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A big "THANK YOU". You should have seen some of the guesses on the other site.
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Where is Billy Biscoe when you need him?
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From another site; OK BB, who are the folks in this photo beshdes RP and BA? Help us out here.
updated by @randy-myers2: 08/09/18 01:51:37AM
Jeremy Mayfield on STARS Radio Monday July 7th
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Opinions are like noses. Everyone has one and is entitled to it. Jeremy is racing with us in the KOMA Unwind Modified Madness Series. His actions to this point are very professional and his team has had varying degrees of success. We have had more than a couple of discussions about his past issues. I think I have heard somewhere before that there ARE always two sides to every story and the truth probably lies somewhere in the middle. I think everyone deserves a second chance. I have been given two or three myself and until Jeremy proves me wrong, I'm willing to do the same for him.
Aerials of Forsyth County "Dixie Classic" Fairgrounds Speedway in Winston-Salem, NC
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And as always, things change. The fairgrounds nor the fair is no longer called the Dixie Classic. Something about the word Dixie offended some.
Racing History Minute - September 21, 1957
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Not positive but Weaverville is a good guess. Buck's wins came at Hillsborough, Weaverville, Martinsville, Oxford, ME, Jacksonville, Norfolk, Watkins Glen, Columbia, Shelby and Greensboro. Deduction says this isn't Hillsborough, Martinsville (paved in 55), Too many pine trees for Oxford, Norfolk and Jacksonville. Watkins Glen was a road course. Columbia didn't have banking outside the front stretch. Greensboro didn't either and the infield had a guard rail. Shelby was a fair grounds track with grandstands as was Greensboro. Found a couple of old photos from Weaverville that match the flag stand and crossover road shown in this picture.
Racing History Minute - August 12, 1951
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Daddy standing beside what is left of the little Plymouth after the "Motor City Mess". 
Billy Myers
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Wish I could help you with that question. All I know is daddy ran those races for him before Stroppe got the Mercury stuff here. His first win for Stroppe came at West Palm. Sure would love to know where that trophy wound up.