http://motorsportstalk.nbcsports.com/2015/01/28/nascar-hall-of-famer-david-pearson-recovering-from-mild-stroke/
Please include David Pearson in your prayers as the NASCAR legend suffered a stroke in early December and is still recovering.
I stopped doing little more than keeping an eye on NASCAR years ago. I kept my eye on it this long only because of Jeff. It's hard to explain, but I am no longer a fan.
The last symbol of my childhood is retiring. When he goes, I go.
NASCAR: screwing the taxpayers since 1957
And somewhere along the line we lost a day because today, the 20th, should be 2 days to go!
Elton Hildreth and his Nash
Paul Lewis in his Jess Potter owned car
Billy Wade #1 racing Darel Dieringer #16
From the Racing History Minutes, Art Binkley and his #4 that he drove to top-10 in Convertible points in 1956
Another from the Racing History Minutes, this time perhaps the most familiar #4, even if not the most successful
And the best #4 period
Lieutenant Marshall Teague in his "Fabulous Hudson Hornet." It even has the license plate on it.
Cotton Owens en route to being the first NASCAR driver to win a race behind the wheel of a Pontiac
David Pearson in his #6 passes Larry Frank in the #upside-down-6 at the Daytona 500. It's Frank's last race, and he went out with a top-10 while David went on to celebrate the first of many Grand National titles.
Bob Flock, eldest of the racing brothers
Jim Reed, 1959 Southern 500 winner
Bobby Johns in the not-quite-#7
Dean Dalton: the only NASCAR driver to ever finish top-10 in season points and never qualify for a race at Daytona
