• How many wins between these three - Dick Trickle_ Jody Ridley and Joe Shear_
  • 1980 - Billy Gill leads Dave Pletcher and Dick Anderson _Bobby 5X5 Day Photo_
  • Janet Guthrie came for the 1978 Marion Edwards_ Jr_ Memorial _Bobby 5X5 Day Photo_
  • Janet Guthrie made history by starting in the 1977 Daytona 500_ the first female driver to do so___
  • Baldwin_ GA_s Buck Simmons set fast time at 16_713 but was a DNF in the race___
  • 1980 Cracker 200 winner Junior Hanley _Jim Jones Photo_
  • Richie Evans in a Pee Wee Griffin Camaro - 1978
  • Keene - Balough
  • Butch Miller took the winn in the 1988 Florida 200 which was a NASCAR AACS event _Buddy Bryan Photo_
  • 1980 World Series crash that badly injured Gary Balough _Jim Jones Photo - Rodney Barnes Collection_
  • Randy Tissot in 1965 _Marty Little Collection_
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  • Dick Anderson - 1980 _Bobby 5X5 Day Photo_
  • 1988 Cracker 200 - Dick and Wayne Anderson battle side by side _Rick Battle Photo_
  • Randy Tissot_s car lines up before the 1973 Governor_s Cup race  _Larry Harrell Photo_
  • Kyle Petty_s ARCA-winning Dodge Magnum___
  • Don Biederman
  • Jody Ridley - 1978
  • 1988 World Series - Jimmy Spencer with some choice words for Reggie Ruggerio _Dave Franks Photo_
  • Banjo Mathews plays to the camera in 1962 _State Archives of Florida_
  • bob pressley oxford-81
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David Alfred Bayer
@david-alfred-bayer   15 years ago
Probably not quite so bad as Robbie says, but if we count heat races, trophy dashes and features, I can say I personally saw Trickle win 300 to 400 at the Dells alone over two decades and probably another 200 for Joe Shear. So figure in Shear at Rockford before he started coming north most of the time, the fact that the Central Wisconsin circuit ran at 5 tracks every week, not including specials, Ridley's domination in the south and the amount of races and length of seasons they run there, we are easily in the neighborhood, I would conservatively say of 2500 to 3000 races for the trio. And thats against some of the best competition there was, Reffner, Sauter, Sommers, Watson, Ziegler, Detjens, Marzofka, Back, often Senneker, Howe, the Minnesota Hot Dogs, and down south, the Allisons, Bonnett, Balough, the Andersons, Hamby, etc. etc. Wow!!!!!!!
Dennis Granger
@dennis-granger   14 years ago
Just think - Joe wasn't allowed to drive in a race until he was 21
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