Allison Hopes To Go Distance In Champion Spark PL
Davey Allison races at Michigan International Speedway amid personal tragedy after his brother Clifford died in a practice crash. He qualified well and remains a title threat despite injuries and emotional strain. Dale Earnhardt faces controversy with a disallowed faster lap due to a low roof on his car.
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Allison
Brooklyn
Mich
Davey Allison
Willy
Fcus
Michigan International
Clifford
T Re
Michigan Oval
Davey
Alan Kulwicki
Mark Martin Allison
Bill Elliott
Kulwicki
Harry Gant
Pocono International Raceway
Jim Sauter
Javey
Champion 400 Lineup By The At Brooklyn Mich
Brooklyn Michigan hosts the Champion Spark Plug 400 lineup listing drivers and cars. Notable entries include Alan Kulwicki Ford Thunderbird and Davey Allison Ford Thunderbird with speeds over 178 mph, plus Ernie Irvan Chevrolet Lumina and Sterling Marlin Ford Thunderbird among others. The field features drivers from North Carolina to Georgia and beyond with various makes including Pontiac Grand Prix and Oldsmobile Cutlass. Provisionals listed for the race include Dale Earnhardt Chevrolet Lumina and others pending final starter status.
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Brooklyn
Mich
Cer Ree
Alan Kulwicki
Concord
N.C
Davey Allison
Martin
Jamestown
Ernie Irvan
Mooresville
Morgan Shepherd
Conover
Bill Elliott
Dawsonville
Ford Thunderbird
Sterling Marlin
Columbia
Tenn
Darrell Waltrip
Franklin
Ricky Rudd
Geoft Bodine
Julien
Lle
High Point
Bobby Hamilton
Nashville
Derrike Cope
Huntersville
Dick Trickle
Iron Station
Jimmy Hensley
Ridgeway
Hut Sticklin
Calera
Ala
Richard Petty
Randleman
Jimmy Horton
Hammonton
N.J
Stanley Smith
Chelsea
Als
Gant
Taylorsville
Fla
Davidson
Wally Dallenbach Jr
Greensboro
Rick Mast
Rockbridge Baths
Dave Marcis
Avery's Creek
Gaby Hilin Jr
Harrisburg
Chad Little
Charlotte
Eddie Bierschwab
San Antonio
Texas
Oldsmobile
Rusty Wallace
Lake Speed
Kannapolis
Wis
Mike Potter
Johnson City
Buick
Dale Earnhardt
Dollie
Bodine Wins Detroit Gasket 200 in Busch Grand National Debut
Todd Bodine held off Hut Stricklin to win the Detroit Gasket 200 at Michigan International Speedway, the first Busch Grand National race there. Earnhardt finished third as Bodine led the final 31 laps in a 100 lap event amid several crashes and five cautions. Bodine’s victory total rises with his brothers Geoff and Brett also regulars on the circuit.
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Brooklyn
Mich
Todd Bodine
Dale Earnhhardt
Hut Stricklin
Michigan International Speedway
Bodine
Chemung
Nas Bodine
Seca
Gene
Deena
Strikl
Stridain
Earnhardt
Bill Elliott
Harry
Dale Jarrett
Odine
Geoff
Brett
Robert Pressley
Joe Nemechel
Elliott
Stricklin
Rudd Wins IROC Title at Michigan Race
Ricky Rudd clinched the 1982 International Race of Champions title at Michigan International Speedway after a final lap scramble with Dale Earnhardt and Unser. Unser held off Rudd by a car length to win the race, with Rusty Wallace third and Rudd earning the series championship and $175,000. The result tied Rudd with a rare stat as a season champion without a race win.
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Brooklyn
Mich
Ricky Rudd
al Unser Jr
Unser
Rudd
IROC
Michigan
International Speedway
Dale
Rusty Wallace
Ricky
Rusty
Wallace
Scott Pruett
Earnhardt
Nascar
Harry Gant
IMSA
Pete Halsmer
Davy Jones
Geoff Brabham
Arie Luyendyk
Hurley Haywood
Davey Allison
Talladega
A.J. Foyt
Foyt
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Bobby Allison
McReynolds
Alabama
Gary Nelson
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Mike Harris
AP Motorsports
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Mig
Vquai Halo
Wastrol
Imscon
Aikien
Atch
Choo
Sarin
Ake
Cylinde Lio
York Street
Aiken
Lute
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