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1969 Virginia 500

The 1969 Virginia 500 is event number 30. This was best known for Donald "Donnie/Don" Smith's HORRIFIC crash on lap 66 in which he got loose flipped 13 times hit the inside wall and went airborne and landed HARD in between the Vitoline and RPM pit.

He was treated on track by Anne Watcar before he went to hospital. Vitoline and RPM's John Rigley and Joe Axel had to retire because they found out ALL their pitties and their crew chiefs fainted. They missed one race and got replaced by unnamed Vitoline and RPM backups.

Joe Allen Foyt wins with Mario Andretti 2nd and The King 3rd.

## Television Biography

Network: ABC

Announcers: Pinkie Pie and Spike

## Transcript

### The Crash

Pinkie: OH NO! DONALD SMITH CRASHING! MARTIN POWER AND RONALD OAKS ARE NOT GONNA LIKE THIS!

Spike: DONALD SMITH FLIPPING OVER AND OVER AGAIN LIKE A TOTAL COMPLETE MANIAC! WHAT THE (Dolphin Censor) IS GOING ON HERE?! He goes airborne AND LANDS IN BETWEEN THE PITS OF RPM AND VITOLINE UPSIDE DOWN!

### Pitties are fainting!

(The pitties faint)

Vitoline Pitty 1: OH MAN! (faints)

RPM Pitty 1: OH GEEZ! (faints)

Luke: OH MY! (almost faints)

Roger: WHAT HAPPENED!

The King: The pitties are fainting. They need Anne Watcar for help.

Roger: BUT SERIOUSLY THE (Popeye toot) PITTIES ARE FAINTING LIKE CRAZY!!!

## Results

1. Joe Allen Foyt - 200 laps
2. Mario Andretti - 200 laps
3. The King - 200 laps
4. Bobby Carsac - 200 laps
5. Martin Power - 200 laps
6. Thomas Tireson - 200 laps
7. Slide Powers - 200 laps
8. Robert Henderson - 200 laps
9. Morris Axler - 200 laps
10. Rev Pitcar - 200 laps
11. Ronald Oaks - 200 laps
12. James Carlidge - 200 laps
13. Roger Stewart - 200 laps
14. Pete Carlinton - 200 laps
15. Frank Marintire - 200 laps
16. Charles Johnson - 200 laps
17. Kraig Shiftright - 200 laps
18. Ron Pitcar - 200 laps
19. Ryan Roadages - 200 laps
20. David Palmer - 200 laps
21. Lee Cunningham - 200 laps
22. Tony Steeringson Jr. - 200 laps
23. Bill Shields - 181 laps (punctured a tire)
24. Bruce Carlinton - 176 laps (engine)
25. John Rigley - 66 laps (forced to retire due to fainting pitties)
26. Joe Axel - 66 laps (forced to retire due to fainting pitties)
27. Donald Smith - 65 laps (terrible crash)
1983 Texas 350

The 1983 Texas 350 at Texas Motor Speedway in Dallas, Texas is best known for The King flipping over four times and crashing into the safety barrier and lands on his wheels. He missed two races with Guy Wheelson replacing him. The crash also involves James Cleanair and Sammy Smelter. The two magnet faces did not miss any races.

Winner was Alloy Wilson with Cole Speedland second and Kraig Shiftright third. Andrew Axler is fourth and Jonathan Melter fifth. Chick Hicks DNF due to a punctured tire. Tom Landis also DNF due to engine problems.

All part-timers minus Greg Locke attended and was David Palmer and Charles Johnson's last Texas 350 before Brush and Rusty debuted in 1984 part-time (Rusty went rookie in 1989 while Brush went rookie in 1992).
1986 Washington 350

The 1986 Washington 350 is race 34 of 36 in 1986. It's won by Cole Speedland with The King 2nd and Alloy Wilson 3rd. It's one of the races of part-time racers Rusty Cornfuel, Ryan Shields, Kevin Racingtire, Brush Curber, Billy Oilchanger, Crusty Rotor and Haul Inngas. Cole did two backflips on his victory lane celebration.
1991 Mario Andretti 400

The 1991 Mario Andretti 400 is the first-ever Mario Andretti 400 at Chicagoland. The race named after The King finished in 1990 so the Piston Cup officials decided to make another race named after another legendary Piston Cup racer. This race would finish after the 2015 because the staff of the competition decided to rename this race as Lightning McQueen 400 since 2016, because of Lightning becoming a legend after winning 7 Piston Cups.

This race is also the 30th aniversary of when Chicagoland was incorporated to the Piston Cup.
1981 Junior Piston Cup Pro Season

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## Championship

### Champion

Greg Locke

The **1981 Junior Piston Cup Pro Season** was the 10th season of the Junior Piston Cup Pro Series.

## Racers

1. Cyber Car 04 - Jack Spinner
2. Train Oil 16 - Calvin Braker
3. BnL 23 - Dan Sheldon
4. Nitroade 28 - Jordan Axler
5. Frostar Air Filters 30 - Jack Dayson
6. Mood Springs 33 - Benson Brady
7. Dinoco 43 - Guy Wheelson
8. Leak Less 52 - Delano Loudrev
9. Retread Free 99 - Greg Locke

## Gallery

Jack SpinnerCalvin BrakerDan SheldonJordan AxlerJack DaysonBenson BradyGuy WheelsonDelano LoudrevTody WindwellGreg Locke

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1967 Heartland 500

The 1967 Heartland 500 is the 2nd most historic Heartland 500 (the most historic being in 2003 for Slider Petrolski flipping over 26 times) because of Pete Carlinton the rookie sensation winning against second place Slide Powers and third place Bobby Carsac. Ronald Oaks fails to finish as he spins out hits the inside wall and damages his left side.
The King places sixth behind 4th place Kraig Shiftright and 5th place Morris Axler.
Part-timer Frank Marintire also failed to finish due to a small engine fire.

## Television Biography

Network: NBC

Announcers: Pinkie Pie and Spike

## Transcript

### PETE THE ROOKIE WINS!!!

(the end portion of In the Hall of the Mountain King plays)

Spike: THIS IS IT! PETE THE ROOKIE IS GONNA WIN AT HEARTLAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ALL RIGHT!!! GO PETE!!!

(Spare Mint Radio)

Pete: I WON! I WON! I (Ahooga) DID IT!!!

Spare Mint Crew Chief: YOU DID IT PETE! YOU WON YOUR FIRST RACE! GOOD JOB TO YOU PETE!!!!

Pete: YEAH!!!! Feel bad for Bruce though. I am his younger brother and already tied his winning record. Yup he only won once at the 1964 Shifty Drug 400.

Spare Mint Crew Chief: I know.

Pete: But I WON! I ACTUALLY (Popeye toot) WON!

Spike: Win number 1 for Pete Carlinton the Rookie, who is brother of Magnet Face Bruce Carlinton. Second place is Slide Powers, third Bobby Carsac, fourth Kraig Shiftright, fifth Morris Axler and sixth Strip Weathers. We'll be back shortly for more NBC Living Color coverage of what's supposed to be one of the most historic Heartland 500s in history.

(it was one of the most historic back then, but the most historic is the 2003 race where Slider Petrolski flips over 26 freaking times!)

(end of transcript)

## Results

1. Pete Carlinton - 200 laps
2. Slide Powers - 200 laps
3. Bobby Carsac - 200 laps
4. Kraig Shiftright - 200 laps
5. Morris Axler - 200 laps
6. Strip "The King" Weathers - 200 laps
7. Mario Andretti - 200 laps
8. Joe Allen Foyt - 200 laps
9. Donald Smith - 200 laps
10. Rev Pitcar - 200 laps
11. Kurt Shiftright - 200 laps
12. John Rigley - 200 laps
13. Travis Hoodson - 200 laps
14. Joe Axel - 200 laps
15. Martin Power - 200 laps
16. Lee Cunningham - 200 laps
17. Ryan Roadages - 200 laps
18. Charles Johnson - 200 laps
19. Thomas Tireson - 200 laps
20. Robert Henderson - 200 laps
21. Dave Topspin - 200 laps
22. Tony Steeringson Jr. - 200 laps
23. Bruce Carlinton - 187 laps (punctured tire)
24. Frank Marintire - 156 laps (engine)
25. Ronald Oaks - 104 laps (crash)
1977 Michigan 400

*"Well hey I was young back then and I didn’t mean to celebrate early."*
―Klint Shiftright in a 2003 interview.
The 1977 Michigan 400, nicknamed as "Klint's Early Celebrations", is known for leader rookie racer Klint Shiftright accidentally celebrating on lap 198 where he reached the finish line after he thought it was the final lap. The actual winner turned out to be his father Kraig after Klint's blunder with The King in second. Klint finished 14th.

All of the part-time racers attended. Those were Tom Landis, Dale Earnhardt Sr, Ernie Gearson, Billy Ford, Don Chapcar and Thomas Tanrev. Rookies Klint Shiftright, Chick Hicks and Sammy Smelter also enter.

It's also known for Sammy Smelter's first top 5 and makes one of his rare finishes!

Also, Chick Hicks, Carl Smith, Tony Steeringson Jr, Ronald Oaks, Andrew Axler and Bill Brady all crashed on lap 163. None of them missed a race, though.

### Klint Celebrates too early and loses!

TBA: And Klint Shiftright in the lead with Strip Weathers 2nd and Klint's father Kraig in 3rd.

Klint: YEAH I WON! I WON! I WON JUST THERE YES!

TBA: OH MY GOD! KLINT SHIFTRIGHT IS CELEBRATING EARLY AND IS LEGIT SLOWING DOWN, HIS FATHER LEADS!

Klint: Well crap I never noticed.

(A little later)

TBA: IT'S TRAGIC THAT KLINT CELEBRATED EARLY AND LOST, BUT FANS WANT IT! IT'S KRAIG SHIFTRIGHT FOR THE WIN!

## Results

1. Kraig Shiftright - 200 laps

2. The King - 200 laps

3. Johnathan Melter - 200 laps

4. Alloy Wilson - 200 laps

5. Sammy Smelter - 200 laps

6. Tom Landis - 200 laps

7. Mike Seasons - 200 laps

8. Don Alternators - 200 laps

9. Ernie Gearson - 200 laps

10. Thomas Tanrev - 200 laps

11. Cole Speedland - 200 laps

12. David Palmer - 200 laps

13. Charles Johnson - 200 laps

14. Klint Shiftright - 200 laps (Celebrated early and lost the race, but finished, he then cried in the garage)

15. Michael Smith - 200 laps

16. Billy Ford - 200 laps

17. Bill Shields - 200 laps

18. Darrell Cartrip - 200 laps

19. Dale Earnhardt Sr - 200 laps

20. Bobby Carsac - 200 laps

21. James Robson - 200 laps

22. Mike Yankee - 200 laps

23. Don Chapcar - 200 laps

24. Norman Green - 200 laps

25. Chick Hicks - 162 laps(crashed)

26. Carl Smith - 162 laps(crashed)

27. Tony Steeringson Jr - 162 laps(crashed)

28. Bill Brady - 162 laps(crashed)

29. Andrew Axler - 162 laps(crashed)

30. Ronald Oaks - 162 laps(crashed)

31. Ron Pitcar - 54 laps(engine)

32. Alex Quint - 30 laps(hit the wall)

33. Dick Miller - 14 laps(crash)

34. Slide Powers - 2 Laps (Engine Issue)

35. R.A Rubberton - DNS
1978 Thunderhill 400

The **1978 Thunderhill 400** was the 9th race of the 1978 Piston Cup Season. It is known for a crash on the first lap when Claude Scruggs hit the wall and then started to leak oil on the track. Dale Earnhardt avoided the oil but Tom Landis and Mike Yankee slipped on the oil and they both crashed hard in the inside wall. They didn't miss races but had to be towed. Another crash on lap 174 took out Bertie Fast, Slide Powers, Bernie Simpson, William Highbanks and Andrew Axler.

## Transcript

### Tom and Mike crash into the wall

TBA: Pace car is out! Green flag, green flag! Green green green!

(Cars zoom by)

TBA: OH WHAT A FANTASTIC START BY JOHNATHAN MELTER HE JUST GOES AWAY!!! NORMAN GREEN IN SECOND WITH ALLOY WILSON BEHIND HIM!!

TBA: OH AND WE HAVE TROUBLE ON TURN TWO MICHAEL SMITH HITS THE WALL!!! HE IS LEAKING OIL!!!

TBA: A lot of oil on the track! Dale Earnhardt avoids it!

TBA: OH NO! TOM LANDIS AND MIKE YANKEE SLIP ON IT! THEY BOTH GO TOWARDS THE INSIDE WALL AND THEY HIT IT!!!!

TBA: TOM LANDIS AND MIKE YANKEE WITH A HARD IMPACT THERE!!!!

(Gasprin Team Radio)

Gasprin Crew Chief: OH MY GOD MIKE!!!

Mike: Guys I am ok!

Gasprin Crew Chief: NO YOUR NOT!!!

(End of Radio)

Mike: But really im ok!

Tom: Well I am too but (Censored) what a hard impact for us Mike!

Mike: Yeah that was a big impact. I am a little hurt actually but my crew chief almost fainted man!

Tom: Yeah he sounded like he did.

(The Gasprin crew chief faints)

(Gasprin Team Radio)

Gasprin Pitty: Mike your crew chief has fainted! We will be right back!

(End of Team Radio)

Spike: So that was a hard impact for Mike Yankee and Tom Landis there! AND THE GASPRIN CREW CHIEF EVEN FAINTED!!!!

(End of Transcript)

### Jonathan Wins

TBA: JONATHAN MELTER IS GOING TO WIN THE THUNERHILL 400!!!!! IT'S JONATHAN MELTER FOR THE WIN!!!!!!!

(Jonathan on-board)

Jonathan: WOO HOO!
1989 Calladega 500

The 1989 Calladega 500 is known for Haul Inngas, who was a part-time racer, getting the wrong way from bowling. During his bowling, his bowling ball lands on his wheel and swears 4 times. He did NOT attend, but the others, Johnny Blamer, Billy Oilchanger, and Brush Curber, did, except Ryan Shields, who lost his crew chief on his way. Rookies Rusty Cornfuel, Kevin Racingtire and Chuck Armstrong attended.

## Transcript

### Haul's Bowling Ball Lands on his Wheel

(Bowling ball bonks the wheel)

Haul: AAAA! (Popeye toot, 4x)

Red Minivan: HE SAID NUMBER 10, 11, 12, AND 13!!

(The Minivan punches Haul)

Haul: Dang it! I'M NEVER RACING EVAR AGAIN!!

Red Minivan: You can race.

Haul: Okay, but not this one.
1988 Junior Piston Cup Pro Season

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## Season Information

### Points

175-170-165-160-155-150-146-142-138-134-130-127-124-121

## Championship

### Champion

TBA

The **1988 Junior Piston Cup Pro Season** was the 17th season of the Junior Piston Cup Pro Series.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**

1. Axanda 02 - Bob Roofalo
2. **Tow Cap 4 - Desmond Wheeltire**
3. Train Oil 16 - Robert Axon
4. Skittles 18 - Harvey Driveshaft
5. BnL 23 - Herbert Gearings
6. **Trunk Fresh 34 - Liam Driver**
7. Dinoco 43 - Guy Wheelson
8. Vitoline 61 - Liza Martinez
9. Comedy Midnight of Joy 62 - George Marcus
10. **Gasprin 70 - Parker Carbureski**
11. Leak Less 52 - Delano Loudrev
12. **Shiny Wax 82 - Mark Landis**
13. Sputter Stop 92 - Donald Carson
14. No Stall 121 - Laura Whiteford

## Gallery

Robert AxonLiam DriverGuy WheelsonMark LandisLaura Whiteford
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1984 Easy Idle 400

The 1984 Easy Idle 400 at Nightdona is a Piston Cup race held at Nightdona International Speedway. Cole Speedland had started on the 18th position with The King on the pole (Richard Petty won the real-life 1984 Firecracker 400 unlike the Piston Cup version). The King lead the first 5 laps before passed by Johnathan Melter. On the 118th lap, Billy Ford has lost control and collided with Greg Candyman, Alex Quint, Murray Clutchburn, Don Alternators, Thomas Tanrev, Kraig Shiftright, Don Chapcar, James Cleanair, Tom Landis and Eugene Carbureski taking them out. Speedland dodged the wreck. Fast forward on lap 141 The King and Johnathan Melter collided taken both of them out of the race. Cole Speedland was now in 3rd by this time. On lap 191, leader Andrew Axler spun and moved down to 6th. All this was enough for Speedland to overtake Ronald Oaks and win the 1984 Easy Idle 400 at Nightdona Speedway. Rookie racer Tanrev and part-time racers Brush Curber, Crusty Rotor, Rusty Cornfuel, Haul Inngas and Larry Smith, all enter this race.

## Television Biography

Network: ABC

Announcers: TBA and TBA

## Transcript

### Speedland Wins

TBA: The white flag, one lap to go at Nightdona Speedway! Ronald Oaks is leading with Cole Speedland 2nd and Brad "Maverick" Gonzalez 3rd. Oaks still leading, hopefully, Cole is going to pass him and win the Easy Idle 400.

TBA: Oh boy, it's so good to know Cole is gonna win!

TBA: Sure is,. HEY, LOOK HERE! COLE PASSES RONALD OAKS IN TURN 3 AND A HALF. IN TURN 4, COLE SPEEDLAND LEADS AND IT'S A DRAG RACE! RONALD GOES FASTER. IT'S GOING TO BE CLOSE! AND IT'S COLE SPEEDLAND FOR THE WIN! BY 14 MILLIMETERS THE CLOSEST FINISH!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 14 MILLIMETERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THAT MEANS 1.4 CENTIMETERS!! HOLY TYRRELL THAT WAS INSANE!!!! I HAVE NEVER EVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THAT IN MY LIFE!

(End of transcript)
1966 Leak Less 400

The 1966 Leak Less 400 was known for the news that James Finland's hauler crashed on the way to the speedway. The hauler survived but James was having life threatening injuries and retired for life.
Winner was Kraig Shiftright. Bobby Carsac takes the second spot while Joe Allen Foyt (one of James Finland's friends) takes third. The King was ninth. All part-timers attended.
1967 Piston Cup Season

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## 1967 Piston Cup Season

Joseph Anthony Foyt, now the 1964 and 1967 Piston Cup champion

## Season Information

### Points

93-90-87-84-81-78-75-72-69-66-63-60-57-54-51-48-45-42-39-36-33-30-27-24-21-18-15-12-9-6-3

## Awards

### Most Popular Driver

TBA

The **1967 Piston Cup season** was the 19th season of the Piston Cup Racing Series.

## Racers

* **(R)** - Rookie

1. Pepsi 01 - Albert Pillarbox
2. Sweet Drink 2 - Warren Thompson
3. Tow Cap 4 - Bob Carbureski
4. 11 - Mario Andretti **(R)**
5. Cozsen 21 - Joseph Anthony Foyt
6. Buy N Large 23 - Nathan Allison **(R)**
7. Nitroade and Gasprin 28 - Morris Axler
8. Rubbertons Co. 30 - R.A. Rubberton
9. Tank Coat 36 - Bruce Carlinton
10. Jen's Diner and Thorsen Trucking Co. 43 - Jake Plymouth
11. Easy Idle 51 - Ronald Oaks
12. Leak Less 52 - Michael Smith **(R)**
13. Fiber Fuel 56 - Charles Johnson **(R)**
14. Corrosion Seal 57 - Bobby Carsac
15. Octane Gain 58 - Robert Henderson
16. Vitoline 61 - John Rigley
17. RPM 62 - Joe Axel
18. 66 - Danny Wilson **(1-24)**
19. N20 Cola 68 - Bill Crashton
20. Gasprin 70 - Rev Pitcar **(R)**
21. Rev-N-Go 73 - Tony Steeringson Jr. **(R)**
22. Sidewall Shine 74 - Jordan Powers
23. Frostar Air Filters 75 - Robert Wilson
24. Shiny Wax 82 - Donald Smith
25. Re-Volting 84 - Martin Power
26. Bumper Save 90 - Ryan Roadages
27. Sputter Stop 92 - Frank Marintire
28. Spare Mint 93 - Pete Hamilton **(R)**
29. 96 - Travis Hoodson
30. Clutch Aid and Cozsen 121 - Kraig Shiftright
31. Mood Springs 333 - Lee Cunningham

## Gallery

Albert PillarboxWarren ThompsonBob CarbureskiMario AndrettiJoseph Anthony FoytNathan AllisonMorris AxlerR.A. RubbertonBruce CarlintonJake PlymouthRonald OaksMichael SmithCharles JohnsonBobby CarsacRobert HendersonJohn RigleyJoe AxelDanny WilsonBill CrashtonRev PitcarTony Steeringson Jr.Jordan PowersRobert WilsonDonald SmithMartin PowerRyan RoadagesFrank MarintirePete HamiltonTravis HoodsonKraig ShiftrightLee Cunningham
## Trivia

* Final season for Albert Pillarbox, Bob Carbureski and Travis Hoodson as well as the only season for Danny Wilson who was suspended after the Easy Idle 400 for the murdering of Kurt Shiftright.

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1969 Piston Cup Season

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## 1969 Piston Cup Season

Mario Andretti, now the 1968 and 1969 Piston Cup champion

## Season Information

### Points

102-99-96-93-90-87-84-81-78-75-72-69-66-63-60-57-54-51-48-45-42-39-36-33-30-27-24-21-18-15-12-9-6-3

## Awards

### Most Popular Driver

TBA

The **1969 Piston Cup season** was the 21st season of the Piston Cup Racing Series.

## Racers

* **(R)** - Rookie

1. Pepsi 01 - Sam Krankzler
2. Sweet Drink 2 - Warren Thompson
3. Tow Cap 4 - David Palmer
4. View Zeen 10 - Bill Shields **(R)**
5. 11 - Mario Andretti
6. 18 - Roger Stewart **(R)**
7. Cozsen 21 - Joseph Anthony Foyt
8. Buy N Large 23 - Nathan Allison
9. Nitroade and Gasprin 28 - Morris Axler
10. Rubbertons Co. 30 - R.A. Rubberton
11. Trunk Fresh 34 - Ruth Trunk **(R)**
12. Tank Coat 36 - Bruce Carlinton
13. Jen's Diner and Thorsen Trucking Co. 43 - Jake Plymouth
14. Easy Idle 51 - Ronald Oaks
15. Leak Less 52 - Michael Smith
16. Fiber Fuel 56 - Charles Johnson
17. Corrosion Seal 57 - Bobby Carsac
18. Octane Gain 58 - Robert Henderson
19. Vitoline 61 - John Rigley
20. RPM 62 - Joe Axel
21. Southern Special 67 - Bertie Fast **(R)**
22. N20 Cola 68 - Ron Pitcar **(R)**
23. Gasprin 70 - Rev Pitcar
24. Rev-N-Go 73 - Tony Steeringson Jr.
25. Sidewall Shine 74 - Jordan Powers
26. Frostar Air Filters 75 - Robert Wilson
27. Shiny Wax 82 - Donald Smith
28. Re-Volting 84 - Martin Power
29. Chop Saves 87 - James Carlidge **(R)**
30. Bumper Save 90 - Ryan Roadages
31. Sputter Stop 92 - Frank Marintire
32. Spare Mint 93 - Pete Hamilton
33. Clutch Aid and Cozsen 121 - Kraig Shiftright
34. Mood Springs 333 - Lee Cunningham

## Gallery

Sam KrankzlerWarren ThompsonDavid PalmerBill ShieldsMario AndrettiRoger StewartJoseph Anthony FoytNathan AllisonMorris AxlerR.A. RubbertonRuth TrunkBruce CarlintonJake PlymouthRonald OaksMichael SmithCharles JohnsonBobby CarsacRobert HendersonJohn RigleyJoe AxelBertie FastRon PitcarRev PitcarTony Steeringson Jr.Jordan PowersRobert WilsonDonald SmithMartin PowerJames CarlidgeRyan RoadagesFrank MarintirePete HamiltonKraig ShiftrightLee Cunningham
## Trivia

* Final season for Bruce Carlinton, Jake Plymouth, John Rigley, Robert Wilson and Martin Power.

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1988 AUSCAR Season

The **1988 AUSCAR Season** was the 1st season of AUSCAR.

## Racers

1. Toothpaste 4 - Brian Carlin
2. SynerG 5 - Joe Jackson
3. Iron Gary's 7 - Leroy Danster
4. Tony's Frozen Corn Dog's 10 - Howard Gears
5. Candy Land 12 - Charles Larson
6. Nitroade 13 - Gary Gasoline
7. Octane Gain 17 - Percy Diamond
8. Topspin Fuel 19 - Steven Kipper
9. Sprite 20 - Kevin Carlton Jr.
10. Pennzoil 48 - Lenny Chamberlain
11. Varoom 51 - David Carson Jr.
12. Corrosion Seal 57 - Ivan Yoder
13. Comedy Midnight Of Joy 62 - Leroy Zippers
14. Mobil 1 63 - Slick Carson
15. Oreo 65 - Bob Gearson
16. 7-Up 67 - John Byrev
17. Papa Rivera's 70 - Judd Shiftright
18. Sludgee 73 - Steven Hollis
19. Goldy Locks Spa 77 - Frank Herron
20. Sweet Gas 79 - Henry White
21. Mike's Bar & Grill 86 - Rex Miller
22. Open City 96 - Kurt Pulaski
23. Perrier 102 - G.L. Anderson

## Race Winners

1. AUSCAR 200 -
2. Lightyear AUSCAR 200 -
3. Sweet Gas 200 -
1990 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season

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## 1990 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season

Bel White, now the 1979, 1984 and 1990 Piston Cup Cyber Car champion

## Season Information

### Points

175-170-165-160-155-150-146-142-138-134-130-127-124-121-118-115-112-109-106-103-100-97-94-91-88-85-82-79-76-73-70-67-64-61-58-55-52

## Awards

### Most Popular Driver

TBA

The **1990 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season** was the 41st season of the Piston Cup Cyber Car Series.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**

1. Cyber Car 04 - Cedric Hinge
2. Sunoco 1 - Clifford Track
3. **Tow Cap 4 - Dylan Clarkson**
4. O'Reilly Auto Parts 6 - Don Thompson
5. Hooters 7 - Jason Miller
6. Q's 11 - Arwell Gearbox
7. John Sochi Racing 17 - John Sochi
8. BnL 23 - Mark Lochen
9. Arrow Trucking & Shipping 28 - Phil Pitstops
10. Landon Mitchell Racing 29 - Landon Mitchell
11. Pennzoil 32 - Toyota Mitchell
12. Shifty Drug 35 - Brian Wheelhouse
13. Vaioade 37 - Kurt Hill
14. Radiator Express 40 - Ron Lightyear
15. **Dordies' Foods 44 - Aaron Carsac**
16. Spring Vault 47 - Daniel Pulaski
17. **Brake Dock 50 - Randall Mudpad**
18. Leak Less 52 - Oscar Hollister
19. MD 60 - Olga Cecic
20. Vitoline 61 - Julian Froster
21. Comedy Midnight Of Joy 62 - Toby Windwell
22. Aniseed Auto Parts 65 - Jack Wheelson
23. 43 Drive Away 69 - Rocky Quint
24. Gasprin 70 - Jonathan Yankee
25. Rev-N-Go 73 - Jerry McBrakes
26. Vinyl Toupee 76 - Adolf Gruberg
27. Tanner's 77 - Big Jumpy
28. Retread 79 - Bel White
29. Gask Its 80 - Julius Perez
30. Re-Volting 84 - Kevin Harley
31. Cozsen 86 - Rick Meal
32. **Bumper Save 90 - Ponchy Wipeout**
33. 97 - Alex Robinson
34. Clutch Aid 121 - Arthur Marcus Jr.
35. Sochi Works 194 - Willy Button
36. 2DA 219 - Katie Autocar
37. Autoshop.com 773 - Sidney Joyce

## Gallery

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## Trivia

* Final season for Clifford Track, Kurt Hill and Toby Windwell.

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1979 Palm Mile 300

The 1979 Palm Mile 300 is hyper historic because Harold Axel was pushed by Johnathan Melter, causing the part-timer to go airborne 8 centimeters high (almost like The King in 2005) and he flipped over thrice (three times) before landing on his wheels. He missed two races but did not get replaced.

## Transcript

### Crash

Johnathan: GET OUT YOU (Popeye toot)!

(Pushes Harold Axel)

Harold: DON'T SAY THE D WORD AT MEEEEEE!

Pinkie: OH! TROUBLE! HAROLD AXEL AIRBORNE! I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS SINCE I BEGAN MY CAREER AND WAS BORN IN 1921 (after 1931, they never aged)! THAT MEANS IN MY LIFE! WOW! WOW! WOW! WOW!

Spike: We have chaos at Palm Mile Speedway.

(Replay)

Spike: As you can see, Harold Axel is pushed by Melter and went airborne pretty high, then flipped over three times and lands on his wheels. He will miss a race or never race again.
1968 Piston Cup Season

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## 1968 Piston Cup Season

Mario Andretti, the 1968 Piston Cup champion

## Season Information

### Points

93-90-87-84-81-78-75-72-69-66-63-60-57-54-51-48-45-42-39-36-33-30-27-24-21-18-15-12-9-6-3

## Awards

### Most Popular Driver

TBA

The **1968 Piston Cup season** was the 20th season of the Piston Cup Racing Series.

## Racers

* **(R)** - Rookie

1. Pepsi 01 - Sam Krankzler **(R)**
2. Sweet Drink 2 - Warren Thompson
3. Tow Cap 4 - David Palmer **(R)**
4. 11 - Mario Andretti
5. Cozsen 21 - Joseph Anthony Foyt
6. Buy N Large 23 - Nathan Allison
7. Nitroade and Gasprin 28 - Morris Axler
8. Rubbertons Co. 30 - R.A. Rubberton
9. Tank Coat 36 - Bruce Carlinton
10. Jen's Diner and Thorsen Trucking Co. 43 - Jake Plymouth
11. Easy Idle 51 - Ronald Oaks
12. Leak Less 52 - Michael Smith
13. Fiber Fuel 56 - Charles Johnson
14. Corrosion Seal 57 - Bobby Carsac
15. Octane Gain 58 - Robert Henderson
16. Vitoline 61 - John Rigley
17. RPM 62 - Joe Axel
18. N20 Cola 68 - Bill Crashton
19. Gasprin 70 - Rev Pitcar
20. Rev-N-Go 73 - Tony Steeringson Jr.
21. Sidewall Shine 74 - Jordan Powers
22. Frostar Air Filters 75 - Robert Wilson
23. Shiny Wax 82 - Donald Smith
24. Re-Volting 84 - Martin Power
25. Bumper Save 90 - Ryan Roadages
26. Sputter Stop 92 - Frank Marintire
27. Spare Mint 93 - Pete Hamilton
28. Clutch Aid and Cozsen 121 - Kraig Shiftright
29. Mood Springs 333 - Lee Cunningham

## Gallery

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1989 Carolina's 350

The 1989 Carolina's 350 is known for Haul Inngas crew chief Johnny Wilson's death before the race. Johnny died in a road accident which caused him to flip several times and hit a pole which is why he died instantly.

Klint Shiftright wins with Murray Clutchburn second and Klint's father Kraig 3rd. Alloy Wilson crashes on lap 17 with Billy Oilchanger and Chuck Armstrong.

Rookie Rusty Cornfuel also did not finish after he spun into the wall while involved in the Wilson/Oilchanger/Armstrong. Curiously, Billy went rookie the next year and won the rookie award.
1984 Leak Less 400

The 1984 Leak Less 400 is known for the return of Greg Candyman after being replaced by Guenther for 22 races. Everyone could not believe he returned, Greg also finished a stunning 10th place! A crash on lap 142 took out Ron Pitcar, William Highbanks (who went airborne very high at a crazy 6 centimeters!), Tom Landis, Andrew Axler, Johnathan Melter and Rusty Cornfuel, who makes his first Leak Less 400 as part-time racer. No one would miss races, because Aikens debuted in 1985 while Clarkson did so in 1989. Greg's frame was cracked in 3 places in his crash at Nightdona so Corrosion Seal and bandages were used on the cracks.

Other than Rusty Cornfuel, part-timers Larry Smith, Crusty Rotor, Kevin Racingtire, Haul Inngas, and Brush Curber also enter, as well as rookies Thomas Tanrev and Greg Locke.

Sammy Smelter collides with Ronald Oaks and Andrew Axler on lap 69.

Dale Earnhardt Sr takes first with Alloy Wilson second, Ernie Gearson 3rd and Mike Yankee giving a pleasant surprise to everyone by finishing 4th! The King takes 5th, Chick Hicks 6th and Don Chapcar 7th.

## Television Biography

Network: MTV

Announcers: Spike and Pinkie Pie

## Transcript

### Lap 142 Crash

Spike: BIG TROUBLE! PITCAR, HIGHBANKS, LANDIS, AXLER, MELTER AND PART-TIMER CORNFUEL ARE CRASHING OVER AND OVER! OMG JAMES CLEANAIR IS AIRBORNE! WILLIAM IS FLIPPING A LOT! THAT'S 3 TIMES LANDING ON HIS WHEELS!

## Results

1. Dale Earnhardt Sr - 200 laps

2. Alloy Wilson - 200 laps

3. Ernie Gearson - 200 laps

4. Mike Yankee - 200 laps

5. The King - 200 laps

6. Chick Hicks - 200 laps

7. Don Chapcar - 200 laps

to be continued
1983 Los Angeles 500

The 1983 Los Angeles 500, race 31, is known for Claude Scruggs and Don Chapcar's crash on lap 78. Both flipped over twice while Chapcar hit the catchfense. Each missed one race. Claude was replaced by Hollister and Don by Unnamed RPM Backup.

Tom Landis wins with Alloy Wilson 2nd, Murray Clutchburn 3rd, Kraig Shiftright 4th and his son Klint in 5th. The King finished 6th, Chick Hicks 7th, 8th James Robson and 9th Andrew Axler.

## Television Biography

Network: CBS

Announcers: Spike and Pinkie Pie

## Transcript

### Claude and Don Crash

Spike: OH NO! CLAUDE SCRUGGS COLLIDES INTO DON CHAPCAR! THE TWO FLIP AND CHAPCAR IN THE CATCH FENCE!

Pinkie: HUGE CRASH JUST NOW ON LAP NUMBER 78! Spike will do the replay for ya.

(Replay)

Spike: So Claude was spun by a piece of debris in the start/finish line, and he lost control and crashed into Don Chapcar, who is one of my faves. Chapcar hit the catchfense hard and they both flipped over twice. They both landed on their wheels but currently they're towed away.

(back live)

Claude: MISTI! I CRASHED!

Misti: Claude, I'm here for you.

(Misti KISSES Claude)

Claude: Thanks.

Don Chapcar: I guess the rumors are true..

Claude and Misti: AHHH PLEASE DON'T TELL ANYONE WE ARE SECRETLY DATING!!!!!!!!!!!!

Don Chapcar: OK OK! fine. I won't. I wont tell Harold or Barbara! I'm here because I was towed too. Just be lucky no one else was here.

Claude and Misti: Yeah.

Don Chapcar: Sammy Smelter would spread this news to everyone in two seconds. Same with Chick Hicks or Johnathan Melter.

Misti: I'll be going back to race now Claude see you (kisses Claude again).

Don Chapcar: Seriously why did they marry different people when they are so happy being around each other.
1979 Alabama 500

The **1979 Alabama 500** was the 10th race of the 1979 Piston Cup Season. It was known for Ronald Oaks' incredible crash. Ronald flipped 19 times in the accident. Luckily, he survived, but missed the rest of the season and the first 11 races of 1980 and was replaced by Joe Carbureski. This race was won by Bill Brady with Herbert Brown 2nd and Strip Weathers 3rd.

## Television Biography

Network: RSN

Announcers: TBA and TBA

Pit Announcer: TBA

## Transcript

### Ronald's Airborne Crash!

TBA: Ronald Oaks bursts a right-front tire and flies high and high and HIGH in the air!

TBA: I DON'T BELIEVE THIS! RONALD OAKS IS GONE SEVERAL METERS HIGH!

TBA: OH NO HE COMES BACK ON THE GROUND! HITS HARD **RIGHT ON THE INSIDE WALL CAUSING HIS ROOF TO BE CRUSHED ALMOST COMPLETELY!** RONALD OAKS WITH A HARD IMPACT AND BURSTING INTO FLAMES!

TBA: Oh my god!

TBA: Terrible, let’s hope he would be lucky to live after this crash.

TBA: Yeah. Just look at how high the fire it's almost reaching here. He is upside down as well.

TBA: I know. He will be airlifted to Hospital. I can already see the rescue helicopter.

(Ronald Team Radio)

Gary: Oh my (Censored) goodness! THAT WAS SO (Censored) BAD!

## Results

1. Bill Brady - 500 laps
2. Herbert Brown - 500 laps
3. Strip Weathers - 500 laps
4. Don Chapcar- 500 laps
5. Kraig Shiftright - 500 laps
6. Andrew Axler - 500 laps
7. Lonnie Pond - 500laps
8. Alloy Wilson - 500 laps
9. Mike Seasons - 500 laps
10. Johnathan Melter - 500 laps
11. Harold Axel - 500 laps
12. Don Alternators - 500 laps
13. Ron Pitcar - 500 laps
14. Thomas Tanrev - 500 laps
15. Brad Gonzalez - 500 laps
16. Chick Hicks - 500 laps
17. James Carlidge - 500 laps
18. Dale Earnhardt - 500 laps
19. Thomas Tireson - 500 laps
20. David Palmer - 500 laps
21. Mike Yankee - 500 laps
22. Alex Quint - 500 laps
23. Dick Miller - 500 laps
24. Bernie Simpson - 500 laps
25. Klint Shiftright - 500 laps
26. Bertie Fast - 499 laps
27. Bill Shields - 499 laps
28. Nathan Allison - 499 laps
29. Misti Motorkrass - 499 laps
30. Billy Ford - 499 laps
31. Pete Wilson - 239 laps (crash)
32. R.A. Rubberton - 239 laps (crash)
33. Norman Green - 180 laps (crash)
34. Claude Scruggs - 180 laps (multiple punctured tires due to hitting Ronalds Debris)
35. Ronald Oaks - 180 laps (near fatal crash)
36. Tom Landis - 171 laps (crash)
37. Sam Krankzler - 171 laps (crash)
38. Cole Speedland - 99 laps (spun by Chick)
39. Ernie Gearson - 16 laps (crash)
40. James Robson - 16 laps (crash)
41. William Highbanks - 1 lap (spun into the wall)
1973 Spare Mint 400

The 1973 Spare Mint 400 is known for Don Chapcar winning his first race. Don wins with Alloy Wilson second and The King third.

A crash on lap 59 caused by John Retoline took out James Carlidge, Ryan Roadages and Kraig Shiftright. None missed races and Kraig's son part-timer Klint would finish eleventh.

## Television Biography

Network: ABC

Announcers: TBA

Pit Reporter: TBA

### Finish

TBA: The white flag! One lap to go at Kansas. Don Chapcar in the lead with Alloy Wilson second and Strip Weathers third. Alloy and The King are closing in but Chapcar is faster! Can he hold on to it?

TBA: As Chapcar is closing in Wilson and The King. CHAPCAR MOVES FAST INTO TURN NUMBER 3! In turn 4 we see Alloy taking the lead again, but Chapcar goes faster! CHAPCAR GOES REALLY FAST! DON CHAPCAR FINALLY WINS AT KANSAS SPEEDWAY!

TBA: Chapcar making his first victory of all time. His highest finish was second in the 1972 Heartland 500 one position away from The King! John Retoline was close to beating Chapcar but he would win the race.
1981 Richmond 400

The 1981 Richmond 400 was the 35th race of the 1981 Piston Cup Season. Don Chapcar steals the win from Darrell Cartrip on the last lap with 3rd going to Kraig Shiftright and 4th going to Alex Quint. William Highbanks finishes good surprisingly having placed 11th!

The King does not finish after colliding on lap 67 with Mike Seasons, Bill Shields, Ron Pitcar, William Highbanks and Eugene Carbureski.

Chick Hicks finished in the 5th place but did not cause any crashes.

All part-timers attended.

Norman Green was not able to attend due to having stomach infection and neither did Harold Axel due to him taking care of his younger sister in the hospital. Norman got replaced by Ricky Fillups and Ricky finished 14th while Harold wasn’t replaced as the backup was late to arrive.

Andrew Axler suffered a qualifying crash and was unable to attend due to injury’s, he didn’t miss the Dinoco 400.

Sammy Smelter withdrew from the race on Lap 33 due to being too weak to race after he ate too much unhealthy food after qualifying.

## Television Biography

Network: ESPN

Announcers: TBA and TBA

 Transcript

### Lap 67 Crash

TBA: AND WE GOT TROUBLE! THE KING COLLIDES WITH MIKE SEASONS, NIGHTDONA 500 WINNER BILL SHIELDS, RON PITCAR, HERBERT BROWN AND EUGENE CARBURESKI!!! ALL OF THEM INVOLVED!!!

## Trivia

1. One of the race nicknames, "A Bad Day for Sammy Smelter" is based on the Thomas and Friends episode name "A Bad Day for Sir Handel."
2. Sammy was replaced some weeks later by Gerald Leadfoot.

## Results

1. Don Chapcar - 200 laps
2. Darrell Cartrip - 200 laps
3. Kraig Shiftright - 200 laps
4. Alex Quint - 200 laps
5. Chick Hicks - 200 laps
6. Ernie Gearson - 200 laps
7. Alloy Wilson - 200 laps
8. Dale Earnhardt Sr - 200 laps
9. Don Alternators - 200 laps
10. Brad Gonzalez - 200 laps
11. James Cleanair - 200 laps
12. Claude Scruggs - 200 laps
13. Thomas Tireson - 200 laps
14. Ricky Fillups - 200 laps
15. Klint Shiftright - 200 laps
16. Bill Brady - 200 laps
17. Johnathan Melter - 200 laps
18. Tom Landis - 200 laps
19. Thomas Tanrev - 200 laps
20. Misti Motorkrass - 200 laps
21. Bernie Simpson - 200 laps
22. James Robson - 200 laps
23. Sam Krankzler - 200 laps
24. Ronald Oaks - 107 laps(crash)
25. Cole Speedland - 107 laps(crash)
26. Slide Powers - 107 laps(crash)
27. Charles Johnson - 100 laps(engine)
28. Billy Ford - 69 laps(crashed into Bernie)
29. Mike Seasons - 66 laps(crash)
30. Ron Pitcar - 66 laps(crash)
31. The King - 66 laps(crash)
32. Murray Clutchburn - 66 laps(crash)
33. Bill Shields - 66 laps(crash)
34. Eugene Carbureski - 66 laps(crash)
35. Sammy Smelter - 33 laps(Withdrew)
36. David Palmer - 0 laps(crash)
1967 Texas 350

The 1967 Texas 350 is best known for Bobby Carsac winning the 3rd race of 36 in 1967 after leader Morris Axler crashes into John Rigley. Bobby wins with Mario Andretti second and Joe Allen Foyt third. All part-timers including The King attended.

## Results

1. Bobby Carsac - 200 laps
2. Mario Andretti - 200 laps
3. Joe Allen Foyt - 200 laps
4. The King - 200 laps

to be continued by Ruby
1980 CARCA 200

The 1980 CARCA 200 at Nightdona was the 1st race of the 1980 CARCA Season held at Nightdona International Speedway. It's won by Ricky Carlton with TBA second. This race was notable for a violent crash on lap 67 which killed number 44 racer Alex Rodriguez.

After Bengy Ford collided with David Palmer collecting 17 cars behind. Alex Rodriguez flipped three times after being hit by Morris Axler Jr. and landed on his roof with a lot of smoke and fire on his hood.

The now vulnerable Alex was hit full force by David Flywheel (not related to Manny), a part-timer who would go rookie a year later in 1981, causing serious injuries. Alex died half an hour later after being taken to the Nightdona medical center.

There were 32 cars in the race and only 13 finished. Those were winner Ricky Carlton, second TBA and third Unnamed Racer 65.

## Television Bio

Network: CBS

Announcers: Pinkie Pie and Spike

## Transcript

### Alex Rodriguez is Dead!

TBA: THERE'S TROUBLE ON TURN 4! BENGY FORD COLLIDES WITH TBA! 17 CARS ARE SPINNING AND ALEX RODRIGUEZ IS AIRBORNE! HE'S FLIPPING OVER AN- OH NO, ALEX IS ON FIRE, ON A BIG, BUT HUGE FIRE!

TBA: SO MANY OTHER CARS IN IT! BIG JUMPY! GARY DRAGLAN! RICKY CARLTON IS ON HIS ROOF!
1985 Dinoco 400

The 1985 Dinoco 400 is known for an accident where Ernie Gearson spun. Ernie took out Cole Speedland, Andrew Axler and Rusty Cornfuel. Alloy was close to being involved and dodged it through. All of the part-timers attended, because this race was IMPORTANT.

## Transcript

### Alloy's Close Call

Pinkie: AND ERNIE GEARSON IS SPINNING! He takes out Cole Speedland! Andrew Axler and part time racer Cornfuel involved! Alloy Wilson is close! HE MANAGES TO FIND A GAP AND BARELY DODGE COLE AND RUSTY! That could have been a disaster for Alloy!
1985 Michigan 400

The **1985 Michigan 400** is the 16th race of 1985. It's one of the races of part-time competitors Rusty Cornfuel and Haul Inngas. Larry Smith did not compete since he retired from crashing at the New York 400. It's known that Brad Gonzalez and Thomas Tanrev crashed at the pit area. The winner is Don Chapcar.

## TeleBio

Network: CBS

Announcers: Pinkie Pie and Spike

## Transcript

### Tanrev and Gonzalez's Crash in the Pits

Pinkie: OH TROUBLE!!! THOMAS AND BRAD "MAVERICK" CRASH NEAR THE PITS!!

(Thomas team radio)

Thomas: Where the (Popeye Toot) (Serbia Strong) am I? Are you guys ok?

(Brad team radio)

Brad: Yeah, I'm fine.

(Back to Pinkie and Spike)

Pinkie: That's bad.

Spike: What a day!

### Andrew Axler and Jonathan Melter Side by Side

Spike: Andrew and Jonathan go side by side and JONATHAN TAKES THE LEAD!

to be continued...
1977 Washington 350

The 1977 Washington 350 is not the most historic race of 1977, though it was the 2nd most historic. However, this race is the most historic Washington 350 of all time. This race is way too historic and is legendary. Kraig Shiftright wins with The King second and third going to Bill Shields, but this race is legendary for a three-car crash on the last lap involving Charles Johnson, William Highbanks and Cole Speedland. Chick Hicks places 4th. Rookie Sammy Smelter DNF after blowing his engine on lap 69, in which caught fire.

Even though only three cars were involved it was a historic moment for this reason. William made contact with Cole Speedland who turned left straight into Charles. Charles went airborne and into the infield in which he landed near two fans and upside down. However, Pinkie and Spike did not notice because they were focused on the leaders. They then saw James and Cole spun but they did not know about the incident of Charles until they saw the replay and the other racers did not even find out until James and Cole told them.

William missed one race, Cole missed one but Charles missed four races. Cole got replaced by John Lowtire, William by Julian Froster, and Charles by an unnamed backup.

## Transcript

### Crash and replay

TBA: OH AND LOOKS LIKE TROUBLE ON THE LAST LAP! COLE SPEEDLAND AND WILLIAM HIGHBANKS ARE SPINNING WITH WILLIAM FLIPPING TWICE AND COLE HITTING THE INSIDE WALL HARD!!!

TBA: Let's see a replay!

(Replay)

TBA: Looks like William got into Cole. BUT WHAT'S THIS!? COLE GETS INTO CHARLES JOHNSON! WHY WASN'T CHARLES VISIBLE IN THE WRECK!? OH, I SEE! HE GOES **SUPER HIGH IN THE AIR!!! OH MY GOODNESS!!!** HE LANDS IN THE INFIELD SOMEWHERE BUT I DON'T KNOW WHERE!!!!!

TBA: HOW DID WE NOT NOTICE THIS!!!! POOR CHARLES MIGHT EVEN BE DEAD!!! Anyway, it's Kraig Shiftright for the win with Strip "The King" Weathers 2nd and Bill Shields 3rd!

### CHARLES HAS BEEN FOUND!!!

TBA: So as you know Charles Johnson is reported missing and is somewhere in the infield so if you have seen him please contac-

Cole: WE FOUND CHARLES! WE HAVE FOUND CHARLES JOHNSON!!!! HE IS ALIVE BUT UPSIDE DOWN!!!

William: YEAH! HE IS ON HIS ROOF AND NEEDS A HELICOPTER!!!!

Charles (extremely weak): Hey! Get me a helicopter!

TBA: OKAY! THAT IS GREAT NEWS!!!
1984 Burger King 200

The 1984 Burger King 200 is INFAMOUS for Ricky Sludd's massive crash. He flipped 10+ times and was seriously injured (leaking oil, fuel and more). He missed 5 races.

## Transcript

### Ricky's Massive Crash

Brent: OH TROUBLE! RICKY SLUDD IS FLIPPING OVER! HE'S SIDE OVER SIDE! END OVER END!

David: HE'S LEAKING OIL AND FUEL!

Brent: Ricky Sludd with probably his worst ever crash. Going side over side, end over end multiple times and then landing on his four wheels with severe injuries.

David: And he's unconscious!

to be continued by Win95 (but if Ruby has ideas again, Ruby)