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The King's brother, Maurice Petty
The King's favorite driver, Jim Paschl, credits to Jack Walker and is Carolina Raceplace website
The King's brother, Maurice Petty
The King's favorite driver, Jim Paschl, credits to Jack Walker and is Carolina Raceplace website
But there was another famous 43 before Richard driven by Jimmie Lewallen!
The #43 had a championship driver 5 years before Richard won his first Grand National title with Bob Ross winning the 1959 Pacific Coast Stock Car Championship.
My mother says they should get all the teams and drivers together, including from other sports, to pool all their money together so they can have The Athletic Cup.
My $0.02: that'd be pretty good, especially since NASCAR and its current drivers have nothing to protect with the cup.
History is indeed being made every day every where we look. There are indeed too many websites out there that do nothing but serve the modern or casual fan. Little is done to support the diehard or long time fans. This site is the only website that supports the old-timers. No joke. There is no other resource for people like Tim Leeming, Dennis Satorius (sorry if I butchered the spelling), or Jimmy Johnson (the real JJ!!) to share their stories and the pictures that corroborate them. The same is true for the Drag Racers. USAC, for all their divisions (Stock car, Midget, Champ Car, Sprint, Road racing, etc.) has to rely on a few small, very small, Facebook groups. It's a tragedy in our midst. Something must be done.
I may not have commented on the argument of how old to make the cut off, but I hope this sheds some light on how to approach the debate. I just don't want to see this site get over fun with modern "fahns" and their pictures of Kardboard Kutout Kasey Kahne.
Well, there have been cigarette sponsorships galore in IndyCar and F1. Chewing tobacco was also common in the Cup and NXS until the MSA came in.
And those races with 159 mph poles produced many more lead changes than you could possibly see tonight.
Dennis, I love that you do this. This division needs to be remembered, and it is great that your father had such an impact on this series' history.
I hate to break this to you, but that was this year. Some of those yellows lasted for almost an hour...