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Theodore Cletis Hunt
Theodore Cletis Hunt, known as T.C, was born in April of 1926 in Greensboro, North Carolina. In 1952, T.C visited a race at the New Atlanta Speedway, then owned by Bob Flock, eldest of the Fabulous Flock Brothers. Hunt had...
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The NASCAR Grand-Touring/Grand-American Division
The NASCAR Grand-Touring or Grand-American division, your preference on the name, was created by Bill France at the start of the 1968 racing season in response to the popularity of similar racing...
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Are NASCAR Fans Being Penalized for Actions Detrimental to Stock Car Racing?
I've waited several days to write this, thinking I might change my point of view as I cooled down from the results from the Richmond mess and yet another cause to wield...
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Lloyd Seay - Georgia Racing History
The short, but daring career of Lloyd Seay began somewhere around the summer of 1934 in the hills of Dawsonville, Ga. When he was as young as 13 years old, he was driving some sort of Jalopy to haul a small...
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Fancy People Changed Racing - I like Dirt Tracks
By Jeff Gilder
One of the comments made by Humpy Wheeler in a recent edition of his new video blog related to the escalation of corporate involvement in the 90s and the fancy people in those...
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Red Vogt - Racing History
Last time, we talked about Red Vogt up to his 1949 NASCAR Strictly Stock Championship with Red Byron and Fonty Flock's 1949 NASCAR Modified Championship.
For 1950, Red Byron was beginning to not win - for the first...
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Red Vogt
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After WWII, Red Vogt's Garage and Speed Shop was booming. With all of the GI's, privates and other members of the armed forces coming home, they...
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Red Vogt Racing History Series #2
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When I left off with last week's 'Vogt Tribute Series', I told about how Atlanta businessman and long time customer of...
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Georgia Racing History - Tim Flock
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Tim Flock, the youngest of the "Fabulous Flock Brothers" was born in Fort Payne Alabama in May of 1924. Although he came...
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Southern Nights - That Dawg Won't Hunt
Southern Nights - We got that greasy little race car home and it was a mess. Even the little truck was messy but a lot of elbow grease and pressure washer use cleaned both up to the point they were...
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