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F.Keith Smith
@fkeith-smith commented on @ron-wetzler's gallery
9 years ago

Photo by Keith Smith  1978 Cumberland International Speedway.. Fayetteville NC

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TMC Chase
@tmc-chase commented on @daniel-patrick-owens's gallery
9 years ago

1973 Southeastern 500. Second career start for DiGard. Team didn't race at Riverside. DNQ for Daytona 500. Made first start at Richmond with Donnie. Bristol was second start for the team. Qualified 8th, finished 24th.

Ray Lamm has pic of the new 59 team at Daytona here:

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Dave Fulton
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Dave Fulton
@dave-fulton commented on @alex-fl-racing-fan's blog
9 years ago

Then again, Alex... I was thinking of the old oval Portland Speedway and not the Portland International Raceway road layout, which might be a very interesting venue.

With a background in Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations and Business Administration, I'll certainly have to proclaim my lack of any knowledge of fluid physics, but somehow I wonder if the outcome of the encounters with our Richmond short track concrete wall by Jerry Nadeau and Derrike Cope would have been less severe with SAFER Barrier?


Alex FL Racing Fan
@alex-fl-racing-fan commented on @alex-fl-racing-fan's blog
9 years ago

Evergreen is certainly a superior race track, but I was trying to minimize the number of tracks in need of significant improvements.

As for Richmond, the way this schedule is formatted makes it easy to swap Chicago and Richmond's dates.

Dave Fulton
@dave-fulton commented on @alex-fl-racing-fan's blog
9 years ago

If we were to immediately go to the Pacfic Northwest, Evergreen (Monroe, WA) is head & shoulders above Portland. Give Richmond's traditional date the weekend following Labor Day to Chicago? Paul Sawyer just rolled over in his grave. Ironic that we (Richmond) hosted architects, engineers and $$$ folk from the proposed Chicago track at Richmond when NASCAR suggested to them that we (RIR) had the best walls,  fencing and restrooms of any track. But, as Chase opined, bench racing and real world economics usually prove strange bedfellows.

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