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  • Blog
    Jimmy Mosteller - The Small Man with the Big Cigar
    Wednesday August 17 2011, 4:06 PM
    Back in the mid 1920s, a boy named Jimmy Mosteller was born in the rural part of Roswell, Georgia. He grew up around a farming community, where your friends and neighbors always were willing to help if needed and could be depended on. As a young...
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    RICK NEWSOM
    Tuesday August 16 2011, 6:55 PM
    my brother loved to drive race cars! he raced the local dirt tracks in north and south carolina and thenmoved to the old grand national east division and then up to nascar. he raced nascar from 1972 til 1986as a independent, he struggled on the...
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    The Racing Legacy Of Harold Kite
    Saturday August 13 2011, 2:25 AM
    This week, we take a look at a NASCAR pioneer and 2011 inductee into the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame this week over at Georgia Racing History.com . After coming home from World War II, former Army tank driver Harold Kite , of East Point,...
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    Remember When?
    Tuesday August 9 2011, 7:43 PM
    Remember when, when racing was considered a sport only for the ones with the most guts and adrenaline? Even though some women raced, it was known as a Mans Sport. Back when racers were the toughest, built from moonshiners, grease-monkeys, and war...
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    I'm back and I bring a gift! The History of Lakewood Speedway.
    Tuesday August 9 2011, 6:42 PM
    Hey Ya'll, I have been having internet problems for about a month, so now that it's fixed, I'll get back to posting my blogs!In 1875, while the state of Georgia was still in the reconstruction phase after Sherman practically burned down the...
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    Hall Of Famer Swayne Pritchett Was A NASCAR Pioneer
    Friday August 5 2011, 12:03 AM
    This week, we take a look at a NASCAR pioneer and 2011 inductee into the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame this week over at Georgia Racing History.com . Baldwin, Georgia's Swayne Pritchett became interested in speed and automobiles early on. He...
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    Local Racing News on AM 640 WFNC
    Tuesday August 2 2011, 10:49 PM
    Was listening to AM 640 WFNC News Radio Fayetteville, NC Monday night with Larry Long, track announcer at Fayetteville Motor Speedway and Dublin Motor Speedway and Editor & Publisher of Life in the Fast Lane Racing News covering the Carolina...
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    The Good Ol' Boys
    Monday August 1 2011, 11:30 PM
    The Good Ol' BoysBy - Roger Jewell Way back yonder in the late 70's and 80's and early 90's I penned a regular weekly column in "Southern Auto Racing News," which eventually changed names to a more generic title of "Racing News." It was fun and...
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    Documenting the King's wins
    Saturday July 30 2011, 9:00 PM
    Originally posted the following at my blog here: http://bench-racing.blogspot.com/2011/07/documenting-kings-wins.html I wanted to post this initial entry here as well. Once I get rolling, I doubt I'll double-post each entry at Bench Racing...
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    Early COT experiments by NASCAR
    Saturday July 30 2011, 3:26 PM
    COT---Clown on Tour during prerace at Atlanta.
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    Mike Head: The Renaissance Racer
    Friday July 29 2011, 12:15 AM
    Hi folks, I hope everyone has been well this week! With last week's announcement of the five inductees into the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame last week, this week we tell the story of one of those very deserving inductees over at Georgia Racing...
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    July 26 - This day in Schaefer racing history
    Tuesday July 26 2011, 11:00 AM
    I originally posted this blog on July 26, 2010 on my Bench Racing from the Volunteer State blog. A few of us have had so much fun with the Schaefer experience that I thought it was worthy of a re-visit one year later. A Schaefer salute to...
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