Davis wins feature at Winchester in dramatic Late Model race
Ralph Davis, driving the Nichols No 11 Chevy Camaro, led from the start and built a half track margin to win the 30 lap Late Model feature at Winchester Speedway. Sam Nalley finished second with Miles Chamberlain third. Davis earned pole and will start 16th in tomorrow night’s event.
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Winchester Speedway
Victory Lane
Meen
Ralph Davis
Davis
Leo Nichols Sr
Sam Nalley
Miles Chamberlain
Nalley
Denny Bonebrake
Gerry Fires
Ray Dovel
Jim Walters
Stephens City
Jerry Shifflett
Bobby Maiers
Buddy Armel
Roger Tracey
Tommy Bare
Wayne Johnson
Tyrone Lee
Larry Miller
Jim Edwards
Tink Rinker
Ray Leatherman
Ken Imler
Ray Dover
Donnie Campbell
Ronnie Franklin
Daryl Lawson
Jim Saffell
Will Rowe
Jerry
Durboran
Dave Wilt
Dan Sullivan
Bob Carter
Ernie Davis
Roger Ritenour
Roy Anderson
Wayne Walls Sr
Ward
Winchester
Junior Wilkins
Bill Zombro
Gene Buck
Bill Morrison
Nathan Durboran
Larry Hines
Donald Kinnie
Jim Trenary
Buck Carpenter
Sam Crouch
Bobby Hogbin
Marvin Lescalleet
Terry Lescalleet
Darryl Kendall
Buck Hyson
Virginia Raceway
Larry Gorman
Hagerstown Speedway
Gorman
Bill McClelland
Jim McBee
John Burkholder
Jeff Robinson
Anderson
Ben Milliken
Jack Rowland
Dave Burk
John Garman
Richard Kelley
Wayne Walls Jr
Steve Knepp
Foyt Threatens Action Over CART Blocking
A. J. Foyt vows not to run with CART if blocking tactics are used at the Indianapolis 500. The four time winner accuses CART of trying to seize control of racing and warns he will not stand for blocks on him. He cites past hospital stays and decries proposals for gasoline rules while proposing coal as an alternative energy source.
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Houston
Indianapolis
A.J. Foyt
U.S
Auto Club
CART
Foyt
Petty Aims for Pole at Martinsville After Long Drought
Richard Petty, seeking his first pole at Martinsville since 1975, led practice with 87.109 mph as 30 cars prepare for time trials for the Virginia 500. Neil Bonnett’s track record stands at 88.923 mph set two years ago. Bonnett, now driving for Wood Brothers in a Mercury, moved from Dodge this week after parting with David Pearson. Bennett, in the Wood Brothers car, clocked 86.590 mph, second fastest.
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Martinsville
Neil Bonnett
Martinsville Speedway
Bennett
Hueytown
Ala
Wood Brothers’ Purolator Mercury
Darrel Waltrip
Franklin, Tenn
Bobby Allison
Warner W. Hodgdon
Richie Evans
Jerry Cook
Satch Worley
Merv Treichler
Joe Thurman
Charlie Jarzombek
Paul Radford
Billy Hensley
Brett Bodine
George Kent Jr
Richard Petty
Suac
Sarg
Randleman
N. C
Chevrolet
Bonnett
Wood Brothers
Mercury
Dodge
Woods Brothers
David Pearson
Spartanburg, S. C
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Darlington
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David
Whit Collins
Purolator
Glen
Donnie Allison
Collins
Neil Bennett
Purolator Mercury
Talladega
Summit Point
W. Va
Mid-Atlantic
Sports Car Club of America
Washington, D.C
Inia Rt
Charles Town
Ticketron
Hagerstown
Breggett
Cricketeer
Loudoun ST
Winchester Evening Star
Virginia
Petty
Clem LeeMaster
Airport
Chevy
B&a.m Chevrolet
Northern Virginia
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