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2005 Leak Less 400

This race happened at Smasherville, and is the 35th race of the 2005 Piston Cup Season. It was won by Chick Hicks with Strip Weathers second and Haul Inngas third. The King places 4th. Overall, its a ok race as we see a lot of overtaking between Chick and Lightning but not many DNF's. Johnny Blamer hit the wall on lap 104.

## Results

1. Chick Hicks - 200 Laps - 180 points
2. Strip Weathers - 200 Laps - 170 points
3. Haul Inngas - 200 Laps - 165 points
4. Lightning McQueen - 200 Laps - 160 points
5. Brush Curber - 200 Laps - 155 points
6. Greg Candyman - 200 Laps - 150 points
7. Aiken Axler - 200 Laps - 146 points
8. Sage VanDerSpin - 200 Laps - 142 points
9. Eugene Carbureski - 200 Laps - 138 points
10. Ruby Oaks - 200 Laps - 134 points
11. Kevin Shiftright - 200 Laps - 130 points
12. Ralph Carlow - 200 Laps - 127 points
13. Kevin Racingtire - 200 Laps - 124 points
14. Manny Flywheel - 200 Laps - 121 points
15. Claude Scruggs - 200 Laps - 118 points
16. Dirkson D'Agostino - 200 Laps - 115 points
17. Darren Leadfoot - 200 Laps - 112 points
18. Mac iCar - 200 Laps - 109 points
19. Ponchy Wipeout - 200 Laps - 106 points
20. Lee Revkins - 200 Laps - 103 points
21. Rusty Cornfuel - 200 Laps - 100 points
22. Slider Petrolski - 200 Laps - 97 points
23. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 200 Laps - 94 points
24. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 200 Laps - 91 points
25. James Cleanair - 200 Laps - 88 points
26. Floyd Mulvhill - 200 laps - 85 points
27. Misti Motorkrass - 200 laps - 82 points
28. Davey Apex - 200 Laps - 79 points
29. Murray Clutchburn - 200 Laps - 76 points
30. Billy Oilchanger - 199 Laps - 73 points
31. Todd Marcus - 199 Laps - 70 points
32. Crusty Rotor - 199 Laps - 67 points
33. Johnny Blamer (hit the wall) - 104 Laps - 64 points
34. Ernie Gearson (crash) - 24 Laps - 61 points
35. Chuck Armstrong (crash) - 24 Laps - 58 points
36. Ryan Shields (crash) - 24 Laps - 55 points
1993 CARCA Hooters SuperCar Season

## List Of Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**
* *Italics - Part-timer*

1. Rust-eze's 01 - Sammy Smelter
2. Alan's Tire Co. 1 - Michael Carsfield
3. Lightyear 02 - Tyler Tallfin
4. ClubCar Co. 3 - Daniel Tireman
5. Speedwater 4 - Jeffrey Bashman
6. Sony 5 - Clayton Fendrick
7. Savoy 11 - Crabbe Carbb
8. Grandol Oil 14 - Mark Engine
9. Luke Acolade Racing 20 - Daniel Carvard
10. SiriusXM 23 - Mike Pillarbox
11. Subway 34 - Alejandro Gomez
12. Golden Age 36 - Rob Mixon
13. Roadcap Music Co. 37 - Garrett Revley
14. TNT Factory 38 - Jeff Caston-Marquis
15. Buy N Large 40 - Tex McGrill
16. Good Breakfast Shop 41 - Edward Hood
17. Burger King 44 - Leroy Archer
18. Piedmont Airlines 46 - Dick Wheelbase
19. Repsol 50 - James Miller
20. 55 - Vincent Parkerson
21. Revlers 57 - Derek Rubbers
22. **Office Depot 62 - Ricky White**
23. Roger's Burgers 63 - James Thompson
24. Town Class 64 - Jonathan Alpheus, Sr.
25. Papa Rivera 65 - Matt Carsmith
26. Miller Lite 71 - Rick Carvers
27. Ben's Garage 73 - Carl Gearson
28. Frostar 75 - Ryan Rahal
29. Tanners 77 - Big Jumpy
30. Vaioade 78 - Bill Clutcherson
31. Varoom 79 - Matt Carvodonski
32. Get Revved 81 - Xavier Samaras
33. Aniseed Autoparts 82 - Byron Sanders
34. Oliver's Hot Sauce 85 - Richard Hill
35. Tuxedo Plumbing 86 - Jack Edwards
36. Toys R Us 96 - Joseph Gearson
37. Cozsen 98 - Les Everfuel
38. **200 - Keith Power**

CARCA Seasons

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1996 Dinoco 400

The 1996 Dinoco 400 is won by Eugene Carbureski with The King 2nd and Andrew Axler 3rd. A crash on lap 173 took out Murray Clutchburn and Johnny Blamer. Blamer cried while Murray called The King, Luke, and Roger. this race is also known for being Klint Shiftrights final race.

## Transcript

### Crash/BLAMER CRIES!

Pinkie: BIG TROUBLE! MURRAY AND JOHNNY CRASH!

Spike: AND BLAMER CRYING HARD!

Pinkie: BAD ACCIDENT FOR JOHNNY!

(Johnny cries)

Johnny: NOOOO! NOT (Yee) AGAIN! NOT (2x Seal Bark) AGAIN AGAIN!

Murray: I'm calling The King and Roger. AND LUKE!

(The King, Roger, and Luke arrive)

The King: It's okay, Johnny.

Roger: Kid, he acts like an IDIOT!

Luke: Oh man he looks like a 1-year-old baby! ONLY A DAY YOUNGER BEFORE IT'S FIRST BIRTHDAY, POSSIBLY EVEN NEWBORN!

## Results

1. Eugene Carbureski
2. The King
3. Andrew Axler
4. Haul Inngas
5. Ruby Oaks
6. Chuck Armstrong
7. Chick Hicks
8. Dale Earnhardt Sr
9. Gerald Leadfoot
10. Claude Scruggs
11. Greg Candyman
12. Rusty Cornfuel
13. Brush Curbler
14. Dirkson D Agostino
15. Billy Oilchanger
16. Dale Earnhardt Jr
17. Klint Shiftright
18. Kevin Racingtire
19. Claude Scruggs
20. Misti Motorkrass
21. Lee Revkins
22. James Cleanair
23. Crusty Rotor
24. Billy Ford
25. Ponchy Wipeout
26. Greg Candyman
27. Ernie Gearson
28. Mark Landis
29. Ralph Carlow
30. Ryan Shields
31. Darren Leadfoot
32. Mac Icar
33. Slider Petrolski
34. Winford Bradford Rutherford
35. Todd Marcus
36. Murray Clutchburn - (DNF)
37. Johnny Blamer - (DNF)
1992 Boston 350

The 1992 Boston 350 is best known for heavy rains coming at lap 160 and causing the race to be stopped for 2 hours but it continued when the rains stopped

The King wins with Haul Inngas second and Chick Hicks third.

All part-timers minus Slider Petrolski, Ponchy Wipeout and Ryan Shields attend. Ponchy and Ryan don't attend as they are part-time but Slider didn't as he missed one race after his crash in the 1992 Calladega 500 with injuries. Ernie Gearson didn't attend either due to missing one race (this race) after his and Slider's crash in the 1992 Calladega 500. He got replaced by Ryan Thunderbolt Jr.
2005 Calladega 250

The 2005 Calladega 250 is historic for Jimmy Corkscrew having the worst crash of his LIFE in this race. The 1993, 1994 and 2001 champion was going well until lap 100 of the race in which he makes contact with Mark Muffler in which he flipped 18 times before BREAKING THROUGH the catch fence and entering the grandstands leaking oil. Jimmy missed five races while Mark didn't miss any. A black 1978 Cadillac, a red 1982 Mustang, and a green 1979 Chevy Monte Carlo as well as other spectators were killed.

## Transcript

### Worst Crash for Jimmy

Bob: TROUBLE! JIMMY CORKSCREW MAKES CONTACT WITH MARK MUFFLER! HE GOES INTO THE CATCH FENCE AND BREAKS IT!

Darrell: OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!

Jimmy (extremely weak): Ouch.

Mark: Woah! That was horrible!

Darrell: THE RED FLAG IS OUT!
1995 Mario Andretti 400

The **1995 Mario Andretti 400**, re-named from The King 400 in that year, is known for The King puncturing a tire and causing the big one which involves him, Murray Clutchburn, James Cleanair, Andrew Axler, Mark Landis, Misti Motorkrass, Dirkson D'agostino, Billy Oilchanger, Rusty Cornfuel, Ryan Shields and Winford Rutherford.

Rusty Cornfuel requires getting replaced by Clarkson for the 1995 Gasprin 400 due to Winford crashing into his fuel tank and causing Rusty to catch fire. Johnny Blamer punctured his two front tires on debris belonging to Dirkson on lap 198.

This caused part-timer Ponchy Wipeout to unexpectedly win! Billy Ford placed second and Eugene Carbureski took third. Chick Hicks was of course 4th and Brush Curber is 5th.

The race was extended to 201 laps due to a green/white/checker finish.

All of the part-timers except Kevin Shiftright, Lee Revkins and Darren Leadfoot attended.

## Transcript

### Crash

TBA: The King in the lead with Axler behind him! Chick Hicks is 3rd. OH NO! STRIP WEATHERS THE KING PUNCTURES HIS TIRE AND GOES INTO THE OUTSIDE WALL!

TBA: NO! NO! NO!

TBA: Ryan Shields takes out James Cleanair! Dirkson D'agostino, Mark Landis and Andrew Axler all involved! RUSTY CORNFUEL'S FUEL TANK JUST GOT HIT BY WINFORD RUTHERFORD! RUSTY CORNFUEL CATCHES FIRE!

John: I'M COMING FOR YOU BURNING RACER! YOU WON'T BE BURNING FOR MUCH LONGER!

(Rusty Gets extinguished)

James: Rusty are you ok?

Rusty: I just got on fire do you really THINK I am ok!

James: I get it I know that feeling. Remember when I caught fire on the 1985 Gasprin 400 after my flips?

Rusty: Oh yeah you did! Well either way I'm not gonna be around for the next race which is the Gasprin 400.

Andrew: Yeah well I guess Clarkson will be there next race.

Rusty: Yup. Until my burns recover.

TBA: JOHNNY BLAMER OUT ONCE AGAIN! HIS TWO FRONT TIRES ARE PUNCTURED!

### Ponchy Wins!

TBA: IT'S CLOSE! IT'S CLOSE! THEY TOUCH! AND PONCHY WIPEOUT WINS HIS FIRST RACE! IT'S THE PART-TIMER FOR THE WIN!

(Ponchy Radio)

Ponchy: YES! YES YES YES! I WON!

Benjamin Taylor Sr: GOOD JOB, STEVEN! GOOD JOB!

Ponchy: HECK YES!

### Racers react to Rusty's crash and Ponchy Wipeout winning!

TBA: The racers who react are Billy, Eugene, Roger, Luke, John Swift taking over The King, Klint, Crusty, Dave, Winford, Haul and Mike. Beginning with Billy in my order.

Billy: Woah.

Eugene: CRAZY!

Roger: INCREDIBLE WIN, but tragic crash.

Luke: I'm speechless.

John Swift: Geez. Harsh for my team's main racer.

Klint: Man, this is crazy.

Crusty: I have never seen anything like that in my LIFE!

Davey: Man, that was harsh!

Winford: Boy is this crazy. Also I'm sorry Rusty for exploding your fuel tank!

Haul: Man, I never see stuff like this! I sure hope Rusty is ok! That was a bad accident! Good surprise win for Ponchy!

Mike: I have to agree with Luke.

TBA: There you have it! Back to you Spike.

## Results

1. Ponchy Wipeout - 201 laps
2. Billy Ford - 201 laps
3. Eugene Carbureski - 201 laps
4. Chick Hicks - 201 laps
5. Brush Curber - 201 laps
6. Rest TBA
1998 Memphis 400

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The 1998 Memphis 400 is known for Blamer SO CLOSE to winning that he had a DNS. The King won with Chick Hicks in second.

## Transcript

### Johnny's DNS

Pinkie: So close to winning Johnny punctures a tire!

Spike: NO! NOOOOO!

Pinkie: NO! WHY STUPID TIRE? STUPID PITTIES!

Spike: Argh!

Pinkie: And just like that his race is over. Again!

(Johnny deeply cries)

Johnny: (Dolphin Censor)!! YOU WERE RIGHT, CREW CHIEF!! I **DO** SUCK AT RACING!!!

(He continues to cry even deeper)

## Race Results

1st - The King

2nd - Chick Hicks

3rd - Dale Sr.

4th - Rusty Cornfuel

5th - Eugene Carbureski

6th - Manny Flywheel

7th - Kevin Racingtire

8th - Mike Yankee

9th - Dale Jr. (Part-Time)

10th - Greg Candyman
2004 Copper Canyon 400

In this race, rookie Sage Vanderspin enters. Also James Finland and Joe Allen Foyt returned to commentary after Bob Cutlass and Darrell Cartrip could not attend due to both having got trapped in an elevator and due to CaptainSparklez being backup crew chief for practicing at the Steam Cup for James the Red Engine.
2002 Dinoco 400

The 2002 Dinoco 400 is the 36th and last race in the 2002 Series in Motor Speedway Of the South. It was known for the 3-way battle between Mac iCar, Billy Oilchanger and Darren Leadfoot. Mac iCar won with Billy Oilchanger 2nd and Darren Leadfoot 3rd.

Champion Mac iCar was interviewed immediately after his Piston Cup win.

## Television Biography

Network: RSN

Announcers: Bob Cutlass and Darrell Cartrip

## Results

1. Mac iCar - 200 Laps
2. Billy Oilchanger - 200 Laps
3. Darren Leadfoot - 200 Laps
4. Murray Clutchburn - 200 Laps
5. Chick Hicks - 200 Laps
6. Dale Earnhardt Jr - 200 Laps
7. Ruby "Easy" Oaks - 200 Laps
8. Chuck Armstrong - 200 Laps
9. James Cleanair - 200 Laps
10. Eugene Carbureski - 200 Laps
11. Haul Inngas - 200 Laps
12. Ernie Gearson - 200 Laps
13. Ponchy Wipeout - 200 Laps
14. Ralph Carlow - 200 Laps
15. Dirkson D'Agostino - 200 Laps
16. Strip "The King" Weathers - 200 Laps
17. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 200 Laps
18. Kevin Shiftright - 200 Laps
19. Claude Scruggs - 200 Laps
20. Misti Motorkrass - 200 Laps
21. Lee Revkins - 200 Laps
22. Ryan Shields - 200 Laps
23. Greg Candyman - 200 Laps
24. Crusty Rotor - 200 Laps
25. Brush Curber - 200 Laps
26. Davey Apex - 200 Laps
27. Manny Flywheel - 200 Laps
28. Rusty Cornfuel - 200 Laps
29. Todd Marcus - 200 Laps
30. Slider Petrolski - 200 Laps
31. Aiken Axler - 200 Laps
32. Sage VanDerSpin - 200 Laps
33. Floyd Mulvihill - 200 Laps
34. Kevin Racingtire - 200 Laps
35. Johnny Blamer - 200 Laps
2005 Iowa Hybrid 450

The 2005 Iowa Hybrid 450 was race 18 of the 2005 Season. This Race was seen briefly in the opening of the 1st Cars Film.

## Finishing Positions:

1. Strip Weathers - 450 Laps - 180 points
2. Lightning McQueen - 450 Laps - 170 points
3. Chick Hicks- 450 Laps - 165 points
4. Greg Candyman- 450 Laps - 160 points
5. Claude Scruggs - 450 Laps - 155 points
6. Murray Clutchburn - 450 Laps - 150 points
7. Ernie Gearson - 450 Laps - 146 points
8. James Cleanair - 450 Laps - 142 points
9. Misti Motorkrass - 450 Laps - 138 points
10. Manny Flywheel - 450 Laps - 134 points
11. Kevin Shiftright - 450 Laps - 130 points
12. Ruby Oaks - 450 Laps - 127 points
13. Ralph Carlow - 450 Laps - 124 points
14. Ryan Shields - 450 Laps - 121 points
15. Kevin Racingtire - 450 Laps- 118 points
16. Chuck Armstrong - 450 Laps - 115 points
17. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 450 Laps - 112 points
18. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 450 Laps - 109 points
19. Mac iCar - 450 Laps - 106 points
20. Todd Marcus - 450 Laps - 103 points
21. Brush Curber - 450 Laps - 100 points
22. Darren Leadfoot - 450 Laps - 97 points
23. Ponchy Wipeout - 450 Laps - 94 points
24. Sage VanDerSpin - 450 Laps - 91 points
25. Dirkson D'Agostino - 450 Laps - 88 points
26. Billy Oilchanger - 450 Laps - 85 points
27. Davey Apex - 450 Laps - 82 points
28. Aiken Axler - 450 Laps - 79 points
29. Lee Revkins - 450 Laps - 76 points
30. Eugene Carbureski - 450 Laps - 73 points
31. Floyd Mulvihill - 450 Laps - 70 points
32. Rusty Cornfuel - 450 Laps - 67 points
33. Slider Petrolski - 450 Laps - 64 points
34. Crusty Rotor - 450 Laps - 61 points
35. Haul Inngas - 450 laps - 58 points
36. Johnny Blamer (punctured tire) - 198 laps - 55 points
2005 Glen Ellen 350

The **2005 Glen Ellen 350** was the fifth race of the 2005 Piston Cup Season. Rookie sensation Lightning McQueen won his first ever Piston Cup race. Strip Weathers was second, Chick Hicks was third, Haul Inngas was fourth, and Winford Bradford Rutherford was fifth. Johnny Blamer blew an engine on lap 170 being the only DNF of the race.

## Results

1. Lightning McQueen - 175 laps - 180 points
2. Strip Weathers - 175 laps - 170 points
3. Chick Hicks - 175 laps - 165 points
4. Haul Inngas - 175 laps - 160 points
5. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 175 laps - 155 points
6. Greg Candyman - 175 laps - 150 points
7. Darren Leadfoot - 175 laps - 146 points
8. Claude Scruggs - 175 laps - 142 points
9. Dirkson D'Agostino - 175 laps - 138 points
10. Kevin Racingtire - 175 laps - 134 points
11. Ryan Shields - 175 laps - 130 points
12. Mac iCar - 175 laps - 127 points
13. Kevin Shiftright - 175 laps - 124 points
14. Chuck Armstrong - 175 laps - 121 points
15. Floyd Mulvihill - 175 laps - 118 points
16. Brush Curber - 175 laps - 115 points
17. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 175 laps - 112 points
18. Sage VanDerSpin - 175 laps - 109 points
19. Aiken Axler - 175 laps - 106 points
20. Ponchy Wipeout - 175 laps - 103 points
21. Todd Marcus - 175 laps - 100 points
22. Lee Revkins - 175 laps - 97 points
23. Murray Clutchburn - 175 laps - 94 points
24. Ernie Gearson - 175 laps - 91 points
25. Misti Motorkrass - 175 laps - 88 points
26. Ralph Carlow - 175 laps - 85 points
27. James Cleanair - 175 laps - 82 points
28. Eugene Carbureski - 175 laps - 79 points
29. Crusty Rotor - 175 laps - 76 points
30. Billy Oilchanger - 175 laps - 73 points
31. Ruby Oaks - 175 laps - 70 points
32. Slider Petrolski - 175 laps - 67 points
33. Rusty Cornfuel - 175 laps - 64 points
34. Manny Flywheel - 175 laps - 61 points
35. Davey Apex - 175 laps - 58 points
36. Johnny Blamer - 170 laps - 55 points
2005 Alabama 500

Race 10 of 2005, This Race Was Won By Strip Weathers. Only Johnny Blamer and Ponchy Wipeout did not Finish.

## Finishing Positions:

1. Strip Weathers - 188 laps - 180 points
2. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 188 laps - 170 points
3. Sage VanDerSpin - 188 laps - 165 points
4. Floyd Mulvihill - 188 laps - 160 points
5. Lightning McQueen - 188 laps - 155 points
6. Aiken Axler - 188 laps - 150 points
7. Manny Flywheel - 188 laps - 146 points
8. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 188 laps - 142 points
9. Chick Hicks - 188 laps - 138 points
10. Rusty Cornfuel - 188 laps - 134 points
11. Kevin Shiftright - 188 laps - 130 points
12. Slider Petrolski - 188 laps - 127 points
13. Brush Curber - 188 laps - 124 points
14. Misti Motorkrass - 188 laps - 121 points
15. Todd Marcus - 188 laps - 118 points
16. Davey Apex - 188 laps - 115 points
17. James Cleanair - 188 laps - 112 points
18. Darren Leadfoot - 188 laps - 109 points
19. Ruby Oaks - 188 laps - 106 points
20. Lee Revkins - 188 laps - 103 points
21. Claude Scruggs - 188 laps - 100 points
22. Ryan Shields - 188 laps - 97 points
23. Greg Candyman - 188 laps - 94 points
24. Ralph Carlow - 188 laps - 91 points
25. Ernie Gearson - 188 laps - 88 points
26. Chuck Armstrong - 188 laps - 85 points
27. Crusty Rotor - 188 laps - 82 poimts
28. Haul Inngas - 188 laps - 79 points
29. Kevin Racingtire - 188 laps - 76 points
30. Dirkson D'Agostino - 188 laps - 73 points
31. Murray Clutchburn - 188 laps - 70 points
32. Billy Oilchanger - 188 laps - 67 points
33. Eugene Carbureski - 188 laps - 64 points
34. Mac iCar - 187 laps - 61 points
35. Johnny Blamer (Crash) - 133 laps - 58 points
36. Ponchy Wipeout (Engine) - 132 laps - 55 points
2005 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season

**Note: The parameters "image1" and "caption1" have been renamed to "image" and "caption". If there's any data on them, please move then to the changed parameters immediately.**

## Awards

### Rookie of the Year

Leo Vault

The **2005 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season** was the 56th season of the Piston Cup Cyber Car Series.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**

1. Bass Pro Shops 1 - Nathan Strickland
2. Tow Cap 4 - Dylan Clarkson
3. Hooters 7 - Jason Miller
4. Nestle 10 - Dan D. DanKims
5. Combustr 11 - Arwell Gearbox
6. Bumper Stickers Co. 13 - Anthony DeRear
7. Mobil 1 14 - Bryce Wheelhouse
8. John Sochi Racing 17 - Adrian Kevinson
9. The Home Depot 20 - Jack Larson IV
10. Sunshine Parts 21 - Jake Darths
11. Fillerup Gas Station 24 - Josh McDrive
12. Nitroade 28 - Quint Joltsen
13. Pennzoil 32 - Andrew Carr
14. Mood Springs 33 - Rodney Banks
15. Trunk Fresh 34 - Buck Vincent
16. Shifty Drug 35 - Riley Winston
17. AXELE 37 - Don Chapcar Jr.
18. Radiator Express 40 - Phil Speeder
19. B-Lix 44 - Dash Rallyman
20. **Spring Vault 47 - Leo Vault**
21. Brake Dock 50 - Randall Mudpad
22. Leak Less 52 - Oscar Hollister
23. FWD 54 - Xander Cortland
24. Vitoline 61 - Andrew Aikens
25. Aniseed Auto Parts 65 - Doctor Peabody
26. HTB 68 - Rick Meal
27. 43 Drive Away 69 - Eric Ismond
28. DeWalt 71 - Liam Driver
29. Rev-N-Go 73 - Jerry McBrakes
30. Vinyl Toupee 76 - Paul Gruberg
31. Gask Its 80 - Lewis Rodriguez
32. Re-Volting 84 - Marty Bashman
33. Bumper Save 90 - Patrick Hill
34. Sputter Stop 92 - Jacob Fairway
35. Spare Mint 93 - Jasper Switch
36. Bashberry Junkyard 94 - Daniel Williams
37. **Smell Swell 95 - Sammy Smelter**
38. Clutch Aid 121 - Joseph Suregrip
39. No Stall 123 - Dolan Masterson
40. Radical Fuels 134 - Gary Wheelson
41. 2DA 219 - Katie Autocar

## Gallery

Nathan StricklandDylan ClarksonJason MillerDan D. DanKimsArwell GearboxAnthony DeRearBryce WheelhouseAdrian Kevinson.pngAdrian KevinsonJack Larson IVJake DarthsJosh McDriveQuint JoltsenAndrew CarrRodney BanksBuck Vincent.pngBuck VincentRiley WinstonDon Chapcar Jr.Phil Speeder.pngPhil SpeederDash RallymanLeo VaultRandall MudpadOscar HollisterXander CortlandAndrew Aikens.pngAndrew AikensDoctor Peabody (Gen 4).pngDoctor PeabodyRick MealEric IsmondLiam DriverJerry McBrakesPaul GrubergLewis RodriguezMarty BashmanPatrick HillJacob FairwayJasper SwitchDaniel Williams (Bashberry Junkyard).pngDaniel WilliamsSammy SmelterJoseph SuregripDolan Masterson.pngDolan MastersonGary WheelsonKatie Autocar
## Trivia

* Final season for Rodney Banks, Rick Meal and Katie Autocar.

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2002 Las Vegas 400

This race was won by Chick Hicks.

Darrell: Looks like he made contact with James Cleanair.

Bob: That is just like his big flip in the 1989 Dinoco 400 and he is out of the race.

### Crash on lap 62

Bob: Trouble on turn 3! Rusty Cornfuel, Billy Oilchanger, Johnny Blamer, and Murray Clutchburn! It looks like Johnny got turned by Chick Hicks.

Darrell: Murray seems to be alright but that's a tough break for Rusty, Johnny and Billy.

### Ryan blows an engine on lap 118

Darrell: OH! RYAN SHIELDS BLOWS AN ENGINE AND BILL RACELOTT GOES AROUND!

Bob: Looks like Bill was trying to dodge the crash, but Bill got spun by oil from Ryan's engine.

### Chick wins

Bob: Here he comes to the finish! Chick will win at Las Vegas! And we got a 3 car crash involving Manny Flywheel, Ponchy Wipeout and Chuck Armstrong.

Darrell: It looks like that Chuck got into Ponchy.
2002 Florida 500

The 2002 Nightdona 500 is a Piston Cup race held at Nightdona International Speedway. It's one of the races for the three part-time racers Todd Marcus, Aiken Axler (making his first career Nightdona 500 start since 1999), and Sage Vanderspin. It's very historic for the chaos of Slider Petrolski and Bursh Curber crashing into the wall of turn 3 with Curber flipping into flames landing upside down. Curber retired and was replaced by McCoy, racer 33, until the Texas 350, race 7 (and during the events, Chuck Armstrong was racer 34 for Mood Springs and Dirkson D'agostino was racer 56 for Trunk Fresh).

## Results

1. Dale Jr.
2. Manny Flywheel
3. Kevin Racingtire
4. Billy Oilchanger
5. Crusty Rotor
6. Mac Icar
7. Aiken Axler (Part-Time)
8. James Cleanair
9. Ralph Carlow
10. Todd Marcus (Part-Time)
2000 Sputter Stop 400

The 2000 Sputter Stop 400 was the 28th race of the season at Dover Speedway. Chuck Armstrong wins his first career win against Chick Hicks (he won eight races this season but never against Chick), who finished 2nd. Speaking of Chick Hicks, he slammed him and Chuck got minor damage and won. Eugene Carbureski, who placed third, puts on a show by spinning 20 times Upside down! It's also one of the races of the five part-time racers. Todd Marcus, Sage Vanderspin, Ralph Carlow, Aiken Axler, and Kevin Shiftright. Ralph and Kevin, both being 2001 rookies, have crashed in a three-car crash with James Cleanair, Ralph Carlow, and Kevin Shiftright.

## Television Biography

Network: RSN

Announcers: CaptainSparklez and Darrell Cartrip

## Transcript

### Spinning Eugene

Darrell: Woah, look at that, Sparklez!

Sparklez: I know, it's amazing! Genie...

Darrell: That kinda rimes, you know?

Sparklez: Woah, look!

Darrell: Eugene did it! He beats the world records of 15 and 15 and a half!!!! 20 TIMES!!!!

to be continued...

## Trivia

1. CaptainSparklez would take over Bob, because he mentioned Tom Landis in the practice of the LA 500 and Don Chapcar in the Happy Hour of this race.

## Results

1. Chuck Armstrong - 200 laps

2. Chick Hicks - 200 laps

3. Eugene Carbureski - 200 laps

4. Floyd Mulvhill - 200 laps

5. Misti Motorkrass - 200 laps

6. Todd Marcus - 200 laps

7. Darren Leadfoot - 200 laps

8. Brush Curber - 200 laps

9. Aiken Axler - 200 laps

10. Kevin Racingtire - 200 laps

11. Winford Rutherford - 200 laps

12. Ponchy Wipeout - 200 laps

13. Rusty Cornfuel - 200 laps

14. Dale Earnhardt Jr - 200 laps

15. Billy Oilchanger - 200 laps

16. Sage Vanderspin - 200 laps

17. Ryan Shields - 200 laps

18. Ruby Oaks - 200 laps

19. Manny Flywheel - 200 laps

20. Crusty Rotor - 200 laps

21. Slider Petrolski - 200 laps

22. Dirkson D'agostino - 200 laps
1993 Dinoco 200: The Death of Garrett Revley

This historic race that takes place at the MSOS is best known for part-timer Garrett Revley's fatal crash, which was one of the most disturbing crashes in racing history. Besides that, it was the final race of the 1993 CARCA season.

That year, Revley had run 2 Piston Cup races and was making his 13th CARCA start of the season. He managed to qualify 2nd, and led the first 24 laps before the caution came out for James Cleanair blowing an engine. During the caution, he had a terrible pit stop that resulted in him falling all the way back to 19th, with Sterling Drivelin restarting 1st on lap 31.

On lap 35, Revley was quickly making his way up and was in 14th place after just 4 laps. In Turn 2, he attempted a crossover move on Jeffrey Bashman. In an attempt to protect his position, Jeffrey went high to block, resulting in door-to-door contact, as well as Jeffrey's right front being blown. Garrett Revley launched onto his right side off the fender of Jeffrey, and they both shot to the beginning of the backstretch, and Revley slammed the outside wall roof-first with so much force his roof was torn off, killing him instantly, though a few parts still functioned for over 15 minutes after his death.

The two cars slid against the wall together for a little while before Jeffrey spun to the inside, and Revley flipped back onto his wheels, sending oil, roll cage pieces, and parts flying everywhere, hitting Bobby Carbonte and Rob Mixon, and a few fans in the infield. A few cars including Rusty Wheelhouse spun trying to avoid him. Rusty continued to race with minor damage to win the 1993 CARCA Cup. Earl Wheelshift, Ricky Sludd, and Sammy Smelter were also involved in this wreck. The cleanup team used tarps to block the view of the cleanup from the fans, which took about an hour. The race eventually continued, but many drivers parked and sat out and the ones who didn’t weren’t racing with much intensity.

Rusty Wheelhouse eventually won despite having damages with Sterling Drivelin 2nd and Ernie Swervan 3rd.

## Transcript

### Garrett Revley's Fatal Crash

David: 4 laps into this restart, Sterling Drivelin has a big lead over Ernie Swervan, who’s barely hanging on back there.

Brent: Got a great battle mid-pack here David! Garrett Revley quickly making his way back through the field. Coming up on Jeffrey Bashman here, looking to make a pass for 13th. HE’S THERE, CAN HE GET BY HIM?

Brent: BASHMAN AND REVLEY SIDE BY SIDE! THEY MAKE CONTACT!!

David: UH OH! BIG TROUBLE! (Brent: REVLEY ON HIS SIDE!!)

Brent: OH MY GOD! (x3)

David: HOLY (Popeye toot)! HUGE CRASH FOR REVLEY AND BASHMAN!! RICKY SLUDD, SAMMY SMELTER, AND EARL WHEELSHIFT CRASH TRYING TO AVOID IT! WHEELHOUSE ALSO INVOLVED!!

Brent: Oh. Oh lord, get the cameras away from there. Please.

(cut to commercial)

(to be continued)
2004 Sputter Stop 400

The 2004 Sputter Stop 400, one of the races of rookie Sage Vanderspin, is a Piston Cup race that was held at Dover Speedway. It's known for the final lap accident of Eugene Carbureski.

## The Accident/Finish

Eugene was in the lead, but spun and crashed into the wall, flipping over and landing on wheels. The King leads, Claude Scruggs is 2nd, Dale Jr. is 3rd and Johnny Blamer 4th. The King wins and Johnny gets passed by Winford Rutherford and James Cleanair, and a couple of others, causing him to finish 17th.

## Footage of the Accident

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opUu0Gt5cU0&list=PL5PdKu-JYWGepmC3EDffFCy5UK6VZ5j3w&index=5 - Original RSN Airing
2005 RPM 400

This was the 11th race of the 2005 Season. In the 2005 RPM 400, Dale Earnhardt Jr. wins, Chick Hicks is second, and Lightning McQueen is third. A six-car crash happens on lap 398 and a four-car crash on lap 133 meaning ten cars DNF.

## Results

1. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 400 Laps - 180 points
2. Lightning McQueen - 400 Laps - 170 points
3. Chick Hicks - 400 Laps - 165 points
4. Darren Leadfoot - 400 Laps - 160 points
5. Ruby Oaks - 400 Laps - 155 points
6. Floyd Mulvihill - 400 Laps - 150 points
7. Sage VanDerSpin - 400 Laps - 146 points
8. Mac iCar- 400 Laps - 142 points
9. Aiken Axler - 400 Laps - 138 points
10. Strip Weathers- 400 Laps - 134 points
11. Rusty Cornfuel - 400 Laps - 130 points
12. Murray Clutchburn - 400 Laps - 127 points
13. Crusty Rotor - 400 Laps - 124 points
14. Todd Marcus - 400 Laps - 121 points
15. Davey Apex - 400 Laps - 118 points
16. Eugene Carbureski - 400 Laps - 115 points
17. Ryan Shields - 400 Laps - 112 points
18. Haul Inngas - 400 Laps - 109 points
19. Ernie Gearson - 400 Laps - 106 points
20. Dirkson D'Agostino - 400 Laps - 103 points
21. Ponchy Wipeout - 400 Laps - 100 points
22. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 400 Laps - 97 points
23. Lee Revkins - 400 Laps - 94 points
24. Manny Flywheel - 400 Laps - 91 points
25. Ralph Carlow - 400 Laps - 88 points
26. Brush Curber - 400 Laps - 85 points
27. James Cleanair (crash) - 398 Laps - 82 points
28. Kevin Shiftright (crash) - 398 Laps - 79 points
29. Claude Scruggs (crash) - 398 Laps - 76 points
30. Misti Motorkrass (crash) - 398 Laps - 73 points
31. Kevin Racingtire (crash) - 398 Laps - 70 points
32. Billy Oilchanger (crash) - 398 Laps - 67 points
33. Slider Petrolski (crash) - 133 Laps - 64 points
34. Chuck Armstrong (crash) - 133 Laps - 61 points
35. Johnny Blamer (crash) - 133 Laps - 58 points
36. Greg Candyman (crash) - 133 Laps - 55 points
2001 Octane Gain 400

The 2001 Octane Gain 400 is the 31st race of the 2001 Piston Cup Season, Murray Clutchburn won this race, with Ernie Gearson finishing in second.

## Results

1. Murray Clutchburn - 200 laps
2. Ernie Gearson - 200 laps

Rest of results TBA

## Trivia

* This was the last 1-2 finish for the Sputter Stop and Spare Mint teams until the 2023 Nitroade 400.
2001 Copper Canyon 400

The 2001 Copper Canyon 400 is the 21st race of the season and it is held at the Copper Canyon Speedway. Due to an accident on lap 66 involving some of the best racers like The King, 1990 Rookie of the Year Billy Oilchanger, 2000 Rookie of the Year Dale Earnhardt Jr, and 1996 Rookie of the Year Ponchy Wipeout.

Ryan Shields would pull off an amazing and unexpected win and Floyd Mulvhill would come in 2nd while Murray Clutchburn finishes 3rd. Chick Hicks would finish 5th, as he was beaten by Winford Bradford Rutherford reaching 4th.

## Trivia

1. It's one of the races of part-time competitors Todd Marcus, Sage VanDerSpin, and 2003 Rookie of the Year Aiken Axler.
2. It is one of the rare races where none of the "The Big Three (Jr, King, and Chick)" finished on the podium.
3. Dave Alternators finished in 19th, which is higher than 20th or 21st.

## Results

1. Ryan Shields - 200 laps

2. Floyd Mulvhill - 200 laps

3. Murray Clutchburn - 200 laps

4. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 200 laps

5. Chick Hicks - 200 laps

6. Aiken Axler - 200 laps

7. Chuck Armstrong - 200 laps

8. Rusty Cornfuel - 200 laps

9. Ruby Oaks - 200 laps

10. James Cleanair - 200 laps

11. Ernie Gearson - 200 laps

12. Slider Petrolski - 200 laps

13. Kevin Racingtire - 200 laps

14. Darren Leadfoot - 200 laps

15. Claude Scruggs - 200 laps

16. Haul Inngas - 200 laps

17. Ralph Carlow - 200 laps

18. Eugene Carbureski - 200 laps

19. Dave Alternators - 200 laps

20. Greg Candyman - 200 laps

21. Todd Marcus - 200 laps

22. Kevin Shiftright - 200 laps

23. Dale Earnhardt Jr - 65 laps(involved in lap 66 crash)

24. The King - 65 laps(involved in lap 66 crash)

25. Johnny Blamer - 65 laps(involved in lap 66 crash)

26. Crusty Rotor - 65 laps(involved in lap 66 crash)

27. Billy Oilchanger - 65 laps(involved in lap 66 crash)

28. Ponchy Wipeout - 65 laps(involved in lap 66 crash)

29. Misti Motorkrass - 27 laps(involved in lap 28 crash)

30. Brush Curber - 27 laps(involved in lap 28 crash)

31. Dirkson D'Agostino - 27 laps(involved in lap 28 crash)

32. Sage VanDerSpin - 27 laps(involved in lap 28 crash)

33. Mac iCar - 27 laps (involved in lap 28 crash)
1996 Fei 400

Did you remember that time the Pocono Raceway had a race named after Ya Chun Fei? This one is the 1996 edition of that race. Part-time racers Mark, Lee, Aiken, Todd, Mac, Manny, Kevin in the number 122, Ralph, Dale Jr, Slider, Darren, Davey, Dirkson, and Winford all enter.

On lap 102, Ralph Carlow lost control and hit Rusty Cornfuel on the side causing Ryan Shields, Ruby Oaks and Johnny Blamer to be involved. None of them missed a race.

## Transcript

### Crash

Spike: RALPH CARLOW LOSING CONTROL HITTING RUSTY CORNFUEL! INVOLVING RYAN SHIELDS, JOHNNY THE MAGNET FACE BLAMER AND OUR GOD RUBY EASY OAKS!

Pinkie: NOOOO!!!

Spike: NOOOO!!!

Pinkie: WHY!? (cries) NO WAY HE CRASHED!!

Spike (cries): NOOO!!!

## Race Results

1st - Manny Flywheel (Part-Time)

2nd - The King

3rd - Rusty Cornfuel

4th - Dale Sr.

5th - Eugene Carbureski

6th - Gerald Leadfoot

7th - Mike Yankee

8th - Andrew Axler

9th - Murray Clutchburn

10th - Chick Hicks
2005 Palm Mile 300

2005 Palm Mile 300 was race 17 of the 2005 Piston Cup season. It was won by Kevin Shiftright.

## Finishing Positions:

1. Kevin Shiftright - 300 laps - 180 points
2. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 300 laps - 170 points
3. Murray Clutchburn - 300 laps - 165 points
4. Chick Hicks - 300 laps - 160 points
5. Manny Flywheel - 300 laps - 155 points
6. Misti Motorkass - 300 laps - 150 points
7. Darren Leadfoot - 300 laps - 146 points
8. Floyd Mulvihill - 300 laps - 142 points
9. Strip Weathers - 300 laps - 138 points
10. Davey Apex - 300 laps - 134 points
11. Mac iCar - 300 laps - 130 points
12. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 300 laps - 127 points
13. Lightning McQueen - 300 laps - 124 points
14. Todd Marcus - 300 laps - 121 points
15. Billy Oilchanger - 300 laps - 118 points
16. Ponchy Wipeout - 300 laps - 115 points
17. Ruby Oaks - 300 laps - 112 points
18. Ralph Carlow - 300 laps - 109 points
19. Kevin Racingtire - 300 laps - 106 points
20. Slider Petrolski - 300 laps - 103 points
21. Greg Candyman - 300 laps - 100 points
22. Ryan Shields - 300 laps - 97 points
23. Brush Curber - 300 laps - 94 points
24. Sage VanDerSpin - 300 laps - 91 points
25. James Cleanair - 300 laps - 88 points
26. Haul Inngas - 300 laps - 85 points
27. Aiken Axler - 300 laps - 82 points
28. Rusty Cornfuel - 300 laps - 79 points
29. Crusty Rotor - 300 laps - 76 points
30. Ernie Gearson - 300 laps - 73 points
31. Lee Revkins - 300 laps - 70 points
32. Eugene Carbureski - 300 laps - 67 points
33. Claude Scruggs - 299 laps - 64 points
34. Chuck Armstrong - 299 laps - 61 points
35. Dirkson D'Agostino - 299 laps - 58 points
36. Johnny Blamer (crash) - 26 laps - 55 points
Educacion y tecnologiawiki

## ENSALADA DE NÚMEROS - GRADO SEGUNDO

**¿QUÉ HAREMOS?** Jugaremos “Ensalada de Números” en grupo, sentados en c

írculo, con cantidades diferentes registradas en tarjetas.

**¿QUÉ APRENDEREMOS?** A reconocer números por alguna de sus características (si son pares o impares, si son mayores o menores que otro número).

**¿QUÉ NECESITAMOS?** Para cada participante, una tarjeta (tamaño media carta) con un número escrito con plumones gruesos, para que el número de cada uno sea visible para los demás; también pueden usarse cartón o cartulina.

**¿CUÁNTO DURA LA ACTIVIDAD?** Se recomienda jugar durante 40 minutos y, después, 10 minutos para realizar una puesta en común sobre lo que aprendieron.

**¿CÓMO LO HAREMOS?** En primer lugar, determina un rango numérico adecuado. Para los niños de 6 y 7 años se sugiere hasta el 20; para los de 8 y 9 años puede ser hasta el 50, y para los más grandes, hasta el 100. Varía los números que entregues; no se precisa que vayan en orden. Por ejemplo, si hay 10 participantes, no necesariamente tienes que entregar los números del 1 al 10; pueden ser otros, siempre que se respete el rango numérico

1.Entrega a cada participante una tarjeta.

2. Pregúntales si saben el nombre del número e invítalos a que lo digan. Si alguno no lo sabe, pide a los otros participantes que le ayuden.

3. Ahora pregúntales: “¿Qué saben del número que tienen?” Cada uno dirá algo sobre su número: si es par o impar.

4. Forma un círculo de sillas (el número de sillas debe ser una menos que la cantidad de participantes).

5. Invítalos a tomar asiento; uno quedará de pie.

6. Da las instrucciones a los participantes: “El compañero que quedó sin asiento dirá la frase ‘Ensalada de…’ y mencionará alguna característica de los números. Todos los participantes que tengan un número que cumpla con lo que se dijo deberán cambiarse de lugar. En esos momentos, quien está de pie aprovechará para sentarse. El compañero que quede sin asiento será quien ahora diga: ’Ensalada de…’. Si alguien dice: ‘¡Ensalada loca!’, todos deberán cambiar de lugar.”

7. Hagan un ensayo; di: “Ensalada de… ¡números mayores que 6!”. Pide que todos los que tengan números mayores que 6 se cambien de lugar.

8. Aclárales que entre todos deben observar que se cambien de lugar los que deben hacerlo. En caso de que alguien que tenía que cambiarse no lo haga (o, por el contrario, si no tenía que cambiarse y lo hizo), se quedará de pie.

9. Inicia el juego. Cuando notes que alguien que se quedó de pie no puede mencionar la “Ensalada de…”, apóyate con alguna idea.

10. Después de jugar, organiza una puesta en común. Invita a los participantes a que compartan con todos qué aprendieron, si sabían todas las características de sus números, si se equivocaron alguna vez, en qué se equivocaron…
1996 Los Angeles 500

Awesome race because MATTHEW MCCREW FINALLY MEETS THE KING AFTER THIRTY ONE YEARS!!!!! However, this happened a day later.

The King fnished second with Claude Scruggs first and Billy Oilchanger third. Chick Hicks has engine problems, so he couldn't finish the race.

This race is considered "Historic" due to the moment that happened one day later.

## Transcript

### Matthew and The King meet (takes place 1 day after race on RSN News)

Spike: Our news reporter Lapis Lazuli is seen with The King. Lapis?

Lapis: So King. this is Matthew Mccrew, he has been a fan of you since 1965 and wanted to meet you for 31 years. You MIGHT remember him for his crazy whale and dolphin costumes.

Matthew: OH MY GOODNESS! IS THAT REALLY WHAT IT IS! IS THAT? IS THAT ***STRIP THE KING WEATHERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?!?!?!?!?!?!***

Strip Weathers: That's me!

Matthew: I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS! 31 (Popeye toot) YEARS! (starts to cry in happiness) I WAITED SO LONG!

The King: It's ok Matthew. Your dream has come true at last!

Matthew (crying): This is just so amazing. I get to meet you, Lynda The Queen, Roger and everyone!

Roger: HOLY (Serbia Strong)! DID HE REALLY WAIT SO LONG!

The King: Yes.

Matthew: I EVEN BOUGHT TWO OF THOSE RARE GOLDEN KINGS!

Luke: WOW! WOW! WOW!

Tex: INCREDIBLE!

Roger: ARE YOU SERIOUS! YOU KNOW THESE THINGS COST FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS!

Matthew: I wanted too! I will use as much money as I want when it comes to things related to The King. The King is my life. The day he retires is the day I stop attending races. BUT I CANT BELIEVE I'M ACTUALLY HERE! ITS SO SO AMAZING LIKE I DON'T BELIEVE I AM HERE WITH STRIP THE KING FREAKING WEATHERS!!!!!

The King: Matthew you can stay here for as many hours as you want.

Matthew: It's, it's just so cool meeting you guys! So my collection has around 200 plus die casts of Team Dinoco with at least 150 of those being The King.

Lynda: Wow you do collect a lot!

The King: He sure does!

Roger: THIS HAS TO BE THE GUY WITH THE MOST KING DIE CASTS EVER!

Matthew: Oh also Roger mind giving me your autograph too?

Roger: OH MY GOD! OH MY GOD! MATTHEW ACTUALLY WANTS ME TO GIVE AN AUTOGRAPH TO HIM! **ME!!!!! THIS IS HISTORIC NEVER ONCE AS A FAN WANTED MY AUTOGRAPH!** I mean some have but STILL THIS IS THE BIGGEST FAN OF THE KING AND TEAM DINOCO!
2000 Florida 500

The First race of the 21st century and of the 2000 Piston Cup Season. Claude Scruggs wins it for his only win of the season, and his only Florida 500 victory.

## Finishing Positions:

1. Claude Scruggs - 200 laps - 175 points
2. Ruby Oaks - 200 laps - 170 points
3. Darren Leadfoot - 200 laps - 165 points
4. Chick Hicks - 200 laps - 160 points
5. Murray Clutchburn - 200 laps - 155 points
6. Billy Oilchanger - 200 laps - 150 points
7. Misti Motorkrass - 200 laps - 146 points
8. Strip Weathers - 200 laps - 142 points
9. Greg Candyman - 200 laps - 138 points
10. Dale Earnhardt - 200 laps - 134 points
11. Chuck Armstrong - 200 laps - 130 points
12. Slider Petrolski - 200 laps - 127 points
13. Darrell Draggered - 200 laps - 124 points
14. Haul Inngas - 200 laps - 121 points
15. Jarrett Towerwheel - 200 laps - 118 points
16. James Cleanair - 200 laps - 115 points
17. Klint Shiftright - 200 laps - 112 points
18. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 200 laps - 109 points
19. Billy Ford - 200 laps - 106 points
20. Ken Schroeder - 200 laps - 103 points
21. Mac iCar - 200 laps - 100 points
22. Larry Smith - 200 laps - 97 points
23. Dirkson D'Agostino - 200 laps - 94 points
24. Bertie Fast - 200 laps - 91 points
25. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 200 laps - 88 points
26. Darrell Cartrip - 199 laps - 85 points
27. Brush Curber - 199 laps - 82 points
28. Dan Sheldon - 199 laps - 79 points
29. Davey Apex - 198 laps - 76 points
30. Andrew Axler - 197 laps - 73 points
31. Kevin Racingtire - 195 laps - 70 points
32. Rusty Cornfuel (crash) - 179 laps - 67 points
33. Ernie Gearson (crash) - 179 laps - 64 points
34. Eugene Carbureski (crash) - 179 laps - 61 points
35. Lee Revkins (crash) - 179 laps - 58 points
36. Ponchy Wipeout (crash) - 179 laps - 55 points
37. Crusty Rotor (crash) - 179 laps - 52 points
38. Johnny Blamer (crash) - 179 laps - 49 points
39. Phillip Steeringson (crash) - 179 laps - 46 points
40. Buck Schooner (crash) - 179 laps - 43 points
41. Ryan Shields (crash) - 179 laps - 40 points
42. Bill Racelott (crash) - 179 laps - 37 points
2000 CARCA Bondo/Mar-Hyde Season

The 2000 CARCA Season is a CARCA season and the first of the 21st century, This season is known for Ricky White winning the championship by winning 6 races.

## List Of Racers

### Full Time Racers

1. Bank of America 00 - Ed Carnnedy
2. Rusteze 01 - Sammy Smelter
3. 2DA 01 - Jerry Drivethrough
4. Mad Max 2 - Curtis Bryan
5. Speed Water 4 - Jeffrey Bashman
6. Sony 5 - Clayton Fendrick
7. Sure Oil 08 - Richard Pistons
8. Burger King 12 - Dick Wheelbase
9. One Stop Pit Stop 17 - Joel DePedal (Rookie)
10. Luke Acolade Racing 20 - David Carvard
11. SiriusXM 23 - Mike Pillarbox
12. Subway 34 - Alejandro Gomez
13. Good Breakfast Shop 41 - Edward Hood
14. Burger King 44 - Leroy Archer
15. John Deere 48 - Tom Carjack
16. Repsol 50 - Stuart Gould
17. Comcast Business 53 - John Tireson (Rookie)
18. 55 - Vincent Parkerson
19. Revlers 59 - Derek Rubbers
20. Zippy's Car Shine 60 - Lance Carver
21. Office Depot 62 - Ricky White
22. Town Class 64 - Jonathan Alpheus, Sr
23. 70 - David Bulliron
24. Miller Lite 71 - Rick Carvers
25. FROSTAR 75 - Ryan Rahal
26. Voiade 78 - Bill Clutcherson
27. Oliver's Hot Sauce 85 - Richard Hill
28. UAW 89 - Luke Drafford
29. Toys R Us 96 - Joseph Gearson
30. 126 - Marco Bulliron

### Part Time Racers

1. Ward's Towing Co. 02 - Randy Towhitch (dirt races)

## Top 12

1. Ricky White
2. Ryan Rahal
3. Sammy Smelter
4. TBA
5. TBA
6. TBA
7. TBA
8. TBA
9. TBA
10. TBA
11. TBA
12. TBA

## Gallery

Sammy SmelterCurtis BryanJeffrey BashmanRichard PistonsEdward HoodDerek RubbersRicky WhiteJonathan Alpheus, SrDavid BullironRick CarversRyan RahalJoseph GearsonMarco Bulliron

CARCA Seasons

**<< 1999 CARCA Season** **| 2001 CARCA Season >>**
1996 Nightdona 500

The 1996 Nightdona 500 is the 1st race of 1996. The race was originally going to be the first race for new racer Jeff Caston-Marquis, but died. It's one of the races for ALL of the part-time racers (including Kevin Shiftright in the 122). And this is one of the races of rookie racer Ponchy Wipeout. The King wins with Manny Flywheel SOMEHOW 2nd and Chick Hicks 3rd.

There was TWO minutes of silence for Jeff Caston-Marquis and Chad Revler from the Xfinity Series.

## Transcript

### Two minutes of silence for Chad and Jeff

Pinkie: Ladies and gentleman, lets have TWO minutes of silence for Chad Revler and Jeff Caston-Marquis have died here at Nightdona International Speedway.

(2 minutes of silence occur)

(end of transcript)

## Results

1st - The King

2nd - Manny Flywheel (Part-Time)

3rd - Chick Hicks

4th - Dale Sr.

5th - Rusty Cornfuel

6th - Ruby Oaks

7th - Andrew Axler

8th - Billy Oilchanger

9th - Ponchy Wipeout (R)

10th - Greg Candyman
2005 Piston Cup Re-Volting Truck Series

The 2005 Piston Cup Re-Volting Truck Series is the 10th season of Piston Cup IGNTR Truck Series.The winner is Kevin Owens (his 4th title)

Racers

**Bold-Rookie**

Leak Less #00 Seth Hunter

Data Shift #10 Quincy Rover

Shiny Wax #16 Connor Filters

Bass Pro Shops #21 Kody Gunther

Fiber Fuel #22 Kyle Bradford

Mood Springs #33 Rover Wheel

**Tank Coat #36 Adam Carbureski**

Nitroade #48 Brandon Carburetor

Octane Gain #58 Blake Oilchanger

RPM #64 George Valdez

BnL #66 Ernie Speedland

N²0 Cola #68 Aimee Webber

Gasprin #70 Jamie Pitcar

Winterhill #72 Kevin Owens

Vinnyl Toupee #78 Kevin Owens Jr

Lil'Torquey Pistons #117 Kraig Lightyear

No Stall #123 Todd Bedson

Cozsen #124 Kody Kearns
2001 Bumper Save Gears and Glory 450

The 2001 Heartland 500 is a Piston Cup race in Heartland Motor Speedway in Carlington, South Carolina, UCSA. It's known for Dale Earnhardt Jr. flying in the air from a wall with Murray Clutchburn spinning and being taken out. It's one of the races of rookies Ralph Carlow and Kevin Shiftright, and is also for part-time racers Sage Vanderspin, Todd Marcus, and Aiken Axler.
2005 Bumper Save Gears and Glory 450

Race 30 of the 2005 Piston Cup Season. Chick Hicks Won this race, Bumping McQueen to Spin him out. Lightning finished, but ended up 16 places behind.

## Finishing Positions:

1. Chick Hicks - 500 laps - 180 points
2. Strip Weathers - 500 laps - 170 points
3. Eugene Carbureski - 500 laps - 165 points
4. Ralph Carlow - 500 laps - 160 points
5. Sage VanDerSpin - 500 laps - 155 points
6. Ponchy Wipeout - 500 laps - 150 points
7. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 500 laps - 146 points
8. Lee Revkins - 500 laps - 142 points
9. Claude Scruggs - 500 laps - 138 points
10. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 500 laps - 134 points
11. Kevin Shiftright - 500 laps - 130 points
12. Greg Candyman - 500 laps - 127 points
13. Aiken Axler - 500 laps - 124 points
14. Floyd Mulvihill - 500 laps - 121 points
15. Mac iCar - 500 laps - 118 points
16. Kevin Racingtire - 500 laps - 115 points
17. Lightning McQueen - 500 laps - 112 points
18. Brush Curber - 500 laps - 109 points
19. Todd Marcus - 500 laps - 106 points
20. Misti Motorkrass - 500 laps - 103 points
21. Ernie Gearson - 500 laps - 100 points
22. Chuck Armstrong - 500 laps - 97 points
23. Slider Petrolski - 500 laps - 94 points
24. Rusty Cornfuel - 500 laps - 91 points
25. Darren Leadfoot - 500 laps - 88 points
26. Crusty Rotor - 500 laps - 85 points
27. James Cleanair - 499 laps - 82 points
28. Dirkson D'Agostino - 499 laps - 79 points
29. Manny Flywheel - 499 laps - 76 points
30. Ryan Shields - 499 laps - 73 points
31. Ruby Oaks - 499 laps - 70 points
32. Davey Apex - 499 laps - 67 points
33. Billy Oilchanger - 499 laps - 64 points
34. Haul Inngas - 499 laps - 61 points
35. Johnny Blamer (crash) - 221 laps - 58 points
36. Murray Clutchburn (crash) - 221 laps - 55 points
1994 Air Canada 400

The **1994 Air Canada 400** was a CASCAR Super Series known for a crash on lap 58 that took out so many cars which killed Roy Revelic after hitting the front of the pit wall and crashing heavily flipping only 2 times after being hit by Jordan Tireson. The race was stopped and never restarted with David Oilcans winning the race