Pass in the Grass crowns Earnhardt at The Winston 1987
The Winston's top moments include 1987 when Earnhardt dodged Elliott and Bodine and stayed ahead after a grass detour to win. The event sparked controversy, fines, and fan reactions as the traffic of memorable finishes spans decades from 1987 to 2001 and beyond.
Winston Cup Standings Highlight Major Gaps and Leaders
The standings show Matt Kenseth leading with 1,679 points followed by Dale Earnhardt Jr at 1,599 and Kurt Busch at 1,452. A wide field list includes Jeff Gordon 1,441, Bobby Labonte 1,376, Jimmie Johnson 1,372, and Michael Waltrip 1,361, with many others logging scores into the hundreds. The data reflects a dense ranking with numerous drivers over 1,000 points and a long tail of competitors below.
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Newman Seeks Victory in Winston Cup All Star
Penske driver Ryan Newman, 25, says winning, not money, motivates him as he prepares for Winston Cup's all star race. He won last year in a surprise upset and aims to repeat in a weekend emphasizing short track style and high stakes.
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Rookie of the Year contender reflects on Winston greatness
The driver earned 14 top-five finishes at CUTS Speedway and secured sixth in final points. He says The Winston was the year’s biggest win, noting drivers race harder there than in any other points race at Loudon or elsewhere.
At a glance The Winston race format and pits
The Winston is a 90 lap 195 mile race in three segments 40 20 20. Teams must make a mandatory green flag four tire pit stop during the first segment. The top 20 from segment one advance to segment two with a 10 minute break for tires and chassis tweaks without losing track position. Only the top 14 from segment two reach the final segment. A 10 minute break follows segment two for tire changes and adjustments. The final segment field is inverted by fan vote. Restarts are double file and only green flag laps count in the final segment.
Winston Cup and Winston Open Winners Named
Active drivers with prior Winston Cup titles and current year race victors are listed along with the winner of The Winston Open and the qualifying event held before The Winston. The update highlights title holders from the five-year window and recent race champions.
Qualifying laps and pit stop described in brief note
A short note outlines three laps for qualifying with a map eatery pit stop. The lapsed time will define each qualifying effort and its impact on the overall result.
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The Winston at Lowe's Motor Speedway explodes for all star race
The Winston returns to Lowe's Motor Speedway this Saturday at 8 p.m. for a 90 lap all star event on a 1.5 mile oval. Defending champion Ayafitew fal bid headlines a $3.5 million purse with a winner's share of 1.0004 million as the 19th running of this high profile spectacle unfolds.
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Busch Series Race at Nazareth Speedway Summary
Nazareth Speedway hosts the Busch Series ITT Industries 200 on a 1 mile oval Sunday at 12 30 pm. Defending champion is Jason Keller. Race record stands at 404.772 mph by Chuck Brown in 1991, with Jeff Green holding the qualifying mark at 132.402 mph in 2000. David Green rises to lead the Busch standings after Charter Pipeline 250. Chevy dominates Nazareth with eight wins in 15 races.
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Craftsman Trucks Race at Lowe's Speedway in 2003
The Craftsman Truck Series races at Lowe's Motor Speedway in Concord North Carolina on Friday at 7 p.m. The 134 lap event covers 201 miles on the 1.5 mile oval. This marks the series first NC visit since 1996 and third overall in North Carolina.
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