History of stock car racing, moonshine, muscle cars
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1971 Greenville 200 (Full race)
NASCAR Winston Cup race number 12 of 48
April 10, 1971 at Greenville-Pickens Speedway, Greenville, SC
200 laps on a .500 mile paved track (100.0 miles)
Time of race: 1:16:46
Average Speed: 78.159 mph
Pole Speed: 82.557 mph Cautions: 1 for 5 laps
Margin of Victory: 2 laps +
Attendance: 15,000
The first flag-to-flag coverage of a NASCAR race takes place on April 10, 1971 during ABC's Wide World of Sports broadcast. Bobby Isaac beats David Pearson by over two laps to win his 4th straight race at Greenville-Pickens Speedway.
Cautions:
4:26 #01 Roy Mayne spins
Daytona Grand National Race 1957
A 160 mile beach and road event over a rough course that pitted stock cars against each other at speeds up to 140 mph. This was when stock car racing was raw and drivers weren't millionaires.
Largest Crash In Nascar History *color*
*Cap by WildTurnip* That same crash that's been circulating for the past few years, but now in color and extended. ENJOY!
1970 Richard Petty flip @ Darlington
Richard Petty suffers one of the worst accident in his NASCAR career during the 1970 Rebel 400 at Darlington. He suffered a dislocated shoulder in the accident.
NASCAR 2011 Daytona 500 {FULL RACE!} in HD!
2011 Daytona 500 The Start of the Cindarella Story as Trevor Bayne Took the win on his 20 Birthday! Being the Youngest driver in NASCAR History since Jeff Gordon won when he was age 21!
Charlie Mincey's Moonshine Car
RacersReunion.com Interview by Cody Dinsmore at the 43rd Mountain Moonshine Festival in Dawsonville, Georgia. http://racersreunion.com
