Kingsport 300 - September 5, 1970

Dennis Andrews
@dennis-andrews
9 years ago
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Kingsport 300

Kingsport Speedway

Kingsport Tenn.

Saturday, September 5, 1970

Race #32 of 1970 was the second Grand American event held at Kingsport Speedway that year, a 3/8 mile paved oval. Tiny Lund started on the pole with Wayne Andrews to his outside. Andrews led the first lap but it was Jim Paschal who came from the inside second row that led the most laps, 249 of 297, on his way to victory number 9 and his 4th in a row. His dominance of late is seen in the fact that he has won 6 out of the last 7 races and was second in the one he didnt win. Buck Baker led 47 laps and finished 3rd behind Andrews in 2nd.

Paschal collected $1,000 for the win. Twenty one cars took the green flag before a crowd reported to be only 500. There were 2 cautions for 11 laps.

Fin Srt Car # Driver Car Laps Reason out

1 3 14 Jim Paschal 70 Javelin 297 Running

2 2 15 Wayne Andrews 68 Cougar 296 Running

3 5 87 Buck Baker 70 Firebird 295 Running

4 2 Randy Hutchison 69 Camaro 293 Running

5 8 Phil Wills 69 Camaro 281 Running

6 88 T. C. Hunt 69 Camaro 281 Running

7 26 Richard Childress 68 Camaro 278 Running

8 4 97 Johnny Allen 69 Mustang 277 Running

9 54 Bobby Fleming 69 Camaro 274 Running

10 92 Paul Tyler 69 Firebird 273 Running

11 70 George Bauer 68 Camaro 266 Running

1 55 Tiny Lund 70 Camaro 86 Fuel Pump

7 Jimmy Vaughn 69 Camaro Engine

04 C. B. Gwyn 68 Cougar Engine


updated by @dennis-andrews: 12/05/16 04:00:58PM
TMC Chase
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9 years ago
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Race preview and results report from Kingsport News.




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Dennis Andrews
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9 years ago
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The win also vaulted Paschal into second place in the point standings only 52 points behind leader Tiny Lund.