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1989 Nightdona 200

The 1989 Nightdona 200 was the first race of the 1989 Piston Cup Busch Season. It is infamous for Lincoln Archer's fatal crash in practice.

## TeleBio

Network: CBS Sports

Announcers: TBA and TBA

## Transcript

### Archer's Death Announcement before qualifying.

TBA: Lady’s and Gentlecars. It is with deep sorrow that we have to announce that Lincoln Archer lost his life during practice.

TBA: For those who don’t know nor' saw the crash, during practice for this race Mark Lochen touched Archer causing him to flip 6 times and catch fire while Mark slammed into the outside wall hard. Mark will miss this race with a backup racer replacing him while Archer died in the crash.
1982 Junior Piston Cup Pro Season

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## Championship

### Champion

Larry Smith

The **1982 Junior Piston Cup Pro Season** was the 11th season of the Junior Piston Cup Pro Series.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**

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. **No Stall 121 - Larry Smith**

## Gallery

Jack SpinnerCalvin BrakerDan SheldonJordan AxlerJack DaysonBenson BradyGuy WheelsonDelano LoudrevTody WindwellGreg LockeLarry Smith
## Trivia

* Final season for Dan Sheldon and Benson Brady.

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1965 Piston Cup Season

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## 1965 Piston Cup Season

Ronald Oaks, the 1965 Piston Cup champion

## Season Information

### Points

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 **1965 Piston Cup season** was the 17th season of the Piston Cup Racing Series.

## Racers

* **(R)** - Rookie

1. Pepsi 01 - John Gearings
2. Sweet Drink 2 - Warren Thompson
3. Tow Cap 4 - Bob Carbureski
4. Cozsen 21 - Joseph Anthony Foyt
5. Buy N Large 23 - Jennifer Strike
6. Nitroade and Gasprin 28 - Morris Axler
7. Rubbertons Co. 30 - R.A. Rubberton **(R)**
8. Tank Coat 36 - Bruce Carlinton
9. Jen's Diner and Thorsen Trucking Co. 43 - Jake Plymouth **(R)**
10. Easy Idle 51 - Ronald Oaks
11. Leak Less 52 - Gordon Tireson
12. Fiber Fuel 56 - Mitch Gears
13. Corrosion Seal 57 - Bobby Carsac
14. Octane Gain 58 - Robert Henderson
15. Vitoline 61 - John Rigley
16. RPM 62 - Joe Axel
17. N20 Cola 68 - Bill Crashton
18. Gasprin 70 - Floyd Lowtire
19. Rev-N-Go 73 - Kelly Pistoncar
20. Sidewall Shine 74 - Jordan Powers
21. Frostar Air Filters 75 - Robert Wilson
22. Shiny Wax 82 - Donald Smith
23. Re-Volting 84 - Martin Power
24. Bumper Save 90 - Ryan Roadages **(R)**
25. Sputter Stop 92 - Frank Marintire
26. Spare Mint 93 - Alan McDonald Jr.
27. 96 - Travis Hoodson
28. Clutch Aid and Cozsen 121 - Kraig Shiftright **(R)**
29. 132 - James Finland
30. Mood Springs 333 - Lee Cunningham

## Gallery

John GearingsWarren ThompsonBob CarbureskiJoseph Anthony FoytJennifer StrikeMorris AxlerR.A. RubbertonBruce CarlintonJake PlymouthRonald OaksGordon TiresonMitch GearsBobby CarsacRobert HendersonJohn RigleyJoe AxelBill CrashtonFloyd LowtireKelly PistoncarJordan PowersRobert WilsonDonald SmithMartin PowerRyan RoadagesFrank MarintireAlan McDonald Jr.Travis HoodsonKraig ShiftrightJames FinlandLee Cunningham

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1982 Piston Cup Dinoco Light Sportsman Season

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## 1982 Piston Cup Dinoco Light Sportsman Season

Kevin Harley, the 1982 Piston Cup Dinoco Light Sportsman 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

## Awards

### Most Popular Driver

TBA

The **1982 Piston Cup Dinoco Light Sportsman Season** was the 33rd season of the Piston Cup Dinoco Light Sportsman Series.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**

1. Fit's Right 2 - Gabriel Swift
2. Vaioade 3 - George Gearly Jr.
3. Tow Cap 4 - Vince Axler
4. John Sochi Racing 17 - John Sochi
5. Gatorade 19 - Mike Henson
6. Miller High Life 22 - Simon Johnson
7. Nitroade 28 - Phil Pitstops
8. Landon Mitchell Racing 29 - Landon Mitchell
9. Pennzoil 32 - Toyota Mitchell
10. Shifty Drug 35 - Brian Wheelhouse
11. Tank Coat 36 - Eugene Carbureski
12. Sleep Well 46 - Lincoln Archer
13. Brake Dock 50 - Chuck Watts
14. **Leak Less 52 - Ruby Summers**
15. Vitoline 61 - James Cleanair
16. Comedy Midnight Of Joy 62 - Toby Windwell
17. Aniseed Auto Parts 65 - Pete Gearford
18. Gasprin 70 - Carl Reverick
19. Rev-N-Go 73 - Jerry McBrakes
20. Tanner's 77 - Big Jumpy
21. Retread 79 - Bel White
22. Gask Its 80 - Julius Perez
23. Re-Volting 84 - Kevin Harley
24. Bumper Save 90 - Guy Robertson
25. Clutch Aid 121 - Arthur Marcus Jr.
26. 2DA 219 - Katie Autocar
27. Richmond Motorsports 773 - Ben Ashler

## Gallery

Gabriel SwiftGeorge Gearly Jr.Vince AxlerJohn SochiMike HensonSimon Johnson.pngSimon JohnsonPhil PitstopsLandon MitchellToyota MitchellBrian WheelhouseEugene CarbureskiLincoln ArcherChuck WattsRuby Summers.pngRuby SummersJames CleanairToby WindwellPete GearfordCarl ReverickJerry McBrakesBig JumpyBel WhiteJulius Perez.pngJulius PerezKevin HarleyGuy Robertson.pngGuy RobertsonArthur Marcus Jr.Katie AutocarBen Ashler (Richmond Motorsports).pngBen Ashler
## Trivia

* Final season for George Gearly Jr., Eugene Carbureski and Carl Reverick.

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1983 Heartland 500

The 1983 Heartland 500 is known for Johnathan Melter puncturing a tire on the final lap and swearing a lot times using dolphin censors AND most Serbia Strongs!

Alloy Wilson wins with Chick Hicks second, Don Chapcar third, Billy Ford fourth and The King fifth. Cole Speedland is 6th. Klint Shiftright crashes with Larry Smith, Claude Scruggs, Don Alternators and James Robson on the first lap.

All the part-timers except Greg Locke, Haul Inngas and Thomas Tanrev enter.

This is the second time the Yee censor is heard. The first being in the Southern 350.

## Transcript

### Klint Shiftright Crash

Spike: BOOGITY BOOGITY BOOGITY BOYS! IT'S HEARTLAND TIME! LET'S GO RACING!

Pinkie: OH KLINT COLLIDES WITH LARRY SMITH, CLAUDE SCRUGGS, DON ALTERNATORS AND JAMES ROBSON! THE MOST HISTORIC MOMENT OF THE 1983 HEARTLAND 500 AS OF NOW!

Spike: Horrible crash everybody here at Heartland Motor Speedway.

(Replay)

Spike: Klint made contact with Larry Smith. Larry touched Claude causing Don and James ROBSON, not Cleanair, to be involved. Part-time racer Larry is still okay.

### Dolphin Johnathan

Pinkie: OH! JOHNATHAN MELTER PUNCTURES A TIRE!

Johnathan: MY (Dolphin Censor) GOD! HOW (2x Dolphin Censor) DARE YOU! (4x Dolphin Censor)! MY (Air Horn) GOD! WHY THE (Yee) WOULD IT BE!? SO (Popeye Toot) ANNOYING! (3x Serbia Strong) IT IS! COLE IS A (You Kid)! THAT'S RIGHT YOU IDIOT, N WORD JUST FOR MY BIGGEST RIVAL!

Cole: CINDY PLEASE COME HERE I NEED YOU NOW! (Cindy is Cole's wife)

Cindy: I'm here Cole what is it!?

Cole: THAT IDIOT MELTER HE CALLED ME A (Yee)!

(NOTE: First time Yee sound is heard in the Heartland 500.)

Cindy: HE DID! HOW COULD HE!

Johnathan: I'M GETTING OUT OF HERE!
1979 Michigan 400

The 1979 Michigan 400 is a Piston Cup race. The King dodges a MASSIVE wreck after Bill Brady and Andrew Axler collide, taking out rookie Tom Landis, Herbert Brown, and Misti Motorkrass. Claude Scruggs was hit by Cole Speedland.

The six finishers are winner The King, 2nd place William Highbanks, 3rd Kraig Shiftright, 4th Don Chapcar, 5th Brad Gonzalez and 6th Harold Axel.

## Television Biography

Network: ABC

Announcers: Pinkie Pie and Spike

## Transcript

### Big One

Pinkie: Trouble turn 3, wreck in turn 3! Brady and Axler collide!

(Cars spinning everywhere)

Spike: And Brady SMASHES into rookie Tom Landis! Axler collects Brown! Jonathan Melter takes out Chick Hicks!

Pinkie: SAMMY SMELTER IS INVOLVED! OH MY GOSH, THE KING! STRIP WEATHERS!!! CAN HE MAKE IT THROUGH?

Spike: He is surrounded by spinning racers and carnage! CAN HE DO THE UNTHINKABLE?

Claude: Ow! Someone hit my in the rear! Who did tha-(gets hit by Cole Speedland) OW! OW!

Klint: Sorry dad I'm involved and I'm being hit. There goes PALMER!

Spike: AND it looks like The King is surrounded by a WALL! CLAUDE SCRUGGS, PART-TIMER, HIT BY COLE SPEEDLAND!

The King: I've got this guys! It's all with me today. Watch me.

(The King dodges Jonathan Melter who hits Ernie Gearson's side hard causing Ernie to spit on The King's body, he sees Thomas Tireson and pushes him out of the way so he can dodge the wreck. He then literally climbs like a monster truck and goes over the pile/wall of racers consisting of Klint, James Robson, Claude, Misti, Ernie, Murray and Tom among others including David Palmer.)

Spike: I DON'T BELIEVE THIS! THE KING MADE IT THROUGH!

Roger Wheeler: HELL YEAH!

Luke: WOAH! I LOVE THIS! PLEASE WIN!

The King: I told you guys I would make it. As soon as I saw that wall I knew what to do! And I will win this one, too!
1986 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season

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## 1986 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season

Jason Miller, now the 1985 and 1986 Piston Cup Cyber Car champion

## Season Information

### Points

175-170-165-160-155-150-146-142-138-134-130-127-124-121-118-115-112-109-106-103-100-97-94-91-88-85-82-79-76-73-70-67-64-61-58-55-52-49

## Awards

### Most Popular Driver

TBA

The **1986 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season** was the 37th season of the Piston Cup Cyber Car Series.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**

1. Cyber Car 04 - Cedric Hinge
2. **Sunoco 1 - Clifford Track**
3. Fit's Right 2 - Gabriel Swift
4. Tow Cap 4 - Vince Axler
5. **O'Reilly Auto Parts 6 - Don Thompson**
6. Q's 11 - Arwell Gearbox
7. John Sochi Racing 17 - John Sochi
8. Gatorade 19 - Mike Henson
9. Miller High Life 22 - Simon Johnson
10. **BnL 23 - Mark Lochen**
11. Nitroade 28 - Phil Pitstops
12. Landon Mitchell Racing 29 - Landon Mitchell
13. Pennzoil 32 - Toyota Mitchell
14. Shifty Drug 35 - Brian Wheelhouse
15. Tank Coat 36 - Eugene Carbureski
16. Vaioade 37 - Kurt Hill
17. Sleep Well 46 - Lincoln Archer
18. Brake Dock 50 - Chuck Watts
19. Leak Less 52 - Oscar Hollister
20. MD 60 - Olga Cecic
21. Vitoline 61 - Julian Froster
22. Comedy Midnight Of Joy 62 - Toby Windwell
23. Aniseed Auto Parts 65 - Pete Gearford
24. 43 Drive Away 69 - Rocky Quint
25. Gasprin 70 - Jonathan Yankee
26. Rev-N-Go 73 - Jerry McBrakes
27. **Vinyl Toupee 76 - Adolf Gruberg**
28. Tanner's 77 - Big Jumpy
29. Retread 79 - Bel White
30. Gask Its 80 - Julius Perez
31. Re-Volting 84 - Kevin Harley
32. **Cozsen 86 - Rick Meal**
33. Bumper Save 90 - Guy Robertson
34. **97 - Alex Robinson**
35. Clutch Aid 121 - Arthur Marcus Jr.
36. Sochi Works 194 - Willy Button
37. 2DA 219 - Katie Autocar
38. Autoshop.com 773 - Ben Ashler

## Gallery

Cedric HingeClifford TrackGabriel SwiftVince AxlerDon Thompson.pngDon ThompsonJason MillerArwell GearboxJohn SochiMike HensonSimon Johnson.pngSimon JohnsonMark LochenPhil PitstopsLandon MitchellToyota MitchellBrian WheelhouseEugene CarbureskiKurt HillLincoln ArcherChuck WattsOscar HollisterOlga CecicJulian FrosterToby WindwellPete GearfordRocky QuintJonathan Yankee.pngJonathan YankeeJerry McBrakesAdolf GrubergBig JumpyBel WhiteJulius Perez.pngJulius PerezKevin HarleyRick Meal (Cozsen).pngRick MealGuy Robertson.pngGuy RobertsonAlex RobinsonArthur Marcus Jr.Willy ButtonKatie AutocarBen Ashler

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1985 Los Angeles 500

This race is one of the top 5 most boring races ever. Everybody finished including JAMES CLEANAIR AND SAMMY SMELTER!!! Johnathan Melter won and the only thing happened was Don Alternators spinning but he corrected himself and continued racing. Rain also delayed this race by almost 4 hours turning it significantly reducing fan attendance. The race finally started at 5:08 PM. Melter won with Don Chapcar 2nd and Chick Hicks 3rd.

## Transcript

### Start

Spike: BOOGITY BOOGITY BOOGITY! LET'S GO RACING!

Pinkie: As they head into turn 1 pole sitter Johnathan Melter leads. Turn 2, TROUBLE TURN 2! Don Alternators spinning! HE SAVES IT BY 5 MILLIMETERS OF A CRASH!

Spike: WOW! THAT'S PRETTY GOOD FOR DON!

### Finish

Pinkie: JONATHAN MELTER IS GONNA WIN THE LA 500 OF 1985!

Spike: IT'S JONATHAN FOR THE WIN WITH CHAPCAR 2ND AND CHICK IN THIRD!
1979 RPM Clash

The **1979 Nightdona Clash** was an exhibition race part of the 1979 Piston Cup Season. The winner was Slide Powers after Kraig Shiftright spun Andrew Axler out on the final lap and crashed with him. Another crash happend on lap 10 with Bill Shields' blowing a tire and spinning into the wall.

## Entries

This race is open to race winners from the previous season:

1. #10 Bill Shields
2. #17 Darrell Cartrip
3. #34 Alloy Wilson
4. #43 Strip Weathers
5. #64 Don Chapcar
6. #70 Mike Yankee
7. #75 Cole Speedland
8. #79 Slide Powers
9. #80 Billy Ford
10. #84 Don Alternators
11. #90 James Robson
12. #98 Jonathan Melter
13. #117 Lonnie Pond
14. #122 Kraig Shiftright

## Transcript

### Bill Shields' Crash

Ned: OH BILL SHIELDS HAS BLOWN A TIRE!

Ken: HE SLAMS THE WALL AND WILL BE OUT OF THIS RACE!

(View Zeen Crew Radio)

Crew Chief: You okay?

Bill Shields: Yeah..... At least its just a fun race.

### The Axler And Shiftright Finish

Ned: KRAIG SHIFTRIGHT COMING UP TO ANDREW AXLER FAST COMING TO THE LINE!

Ken: OH NO!

Ned: KRAIG SPINS ANDREW! ANDREW HITS THE WALL!

Ken: OH ANDREW TURNS BACK AND TAKES KRAIG!

Ned: WHO IS GONNA WIN THE RACE!?

Ken: SLIDE POWERS OUT OF NOWHERE!

(Sidewall Shine Crew Radio)

Slide: WOW!

Crew Chief: I don't know how but...... WE WON!

(End Of Transcript)

## Results

1. Slide Powers - 20 Laps
2. Strip Weathers - 20 Laps
3. Don Chapcar - 20 Laps
4. Alloy Wilson - 20 Laps
5. Jonathan Melter - 20 Laps
6. Cole Speedland - 20 Laps
7. Lonnie Pond - 20 Laps
8. Darrell Cartrip - 20 Laps
9. Don Alternators - 20 Laps
10. James Robson - 20 Laps
11. Billy Ford - 20 Laps
12. Kraig Shiftright - 19 Laps (Crash)
13. Andrew Axler - 19 Laps (Crash)
14. Bill Shields - 9 Laps (Tire)
1988 Dinoco 400

The 1988 Dinoco 400 is the final race of the horrible, tragic, and worst 1988 Piston Cup season. The King won with Alloy Wilson second and Mike Yankee 3rd. Chick Hicks was 4th.

Dale Earnhardt Sr fails to finish after spinning into the wall. Part-timer Rusty Cornfuel (goes rookie a year later in 1989) gets loose and takes out James Cleanair, Ron Pitcar, Jack Spinner, Claude Scruggs, and Greg Candyman on lap 11. It is the only crash of the 1988 Dinoco 400 and none missed races. Rusty, James, Ron, Jack, Claude, and Greg would all attend the 1989 Nightdona 500.

Sammy Smelter would have an engine fire on lap 104 and make a DNF. Haul Inngas would puncture a tire on lap 65.

UCSA President George H.W Brush attended the race because he had a tribute for Tom Landis and Don Chapcar as well as Bobby Carsac who died 11 years earlier.

This race is not boring however due to the tribute and the lap 11 crash.

All part-timers attended this race and so does rookies Jack Spinner and Ruby Easy Oaks.

## Television Biography

Network: CBS

Announcers: Spike and Pinkie Pie

## Transcript

### Lap 11 Crash

Pinkie: TROUBLE TURN 3! RUSTY CORNFUEL GETS LOOSE AND TAKES OUT JAMES CLEANAIR! RON PITCAR, CLAUDE SCRUGGS, JACK SPINNER, AND GREG CANDYMAN ALL INVOLVED!!! THE BIG ONE AT THE MSOTS!

Spike: What a crash here folks at the MSOTS.

(Replay)

Spike: As we show the replay, Rusty Cornfuel got loose and took out Magnet Face Cleanair. Pitcar, Scruggs, Spinner, and Candyman all didn't pay attention and crash into Cornfuel. A terrible crash.

(Live)

Tow Truck: IT'S TOW TIME!

Rusty, James, Jack, Ron, Claude, and Greg Candyman: UGH!

Spike: And we'll be back for more coverage of the Dinoco 400 in a moment.

## Results

1. The King
2. Alloy Wilson
3. Mike Yankee
4. Chick Hicks
5. James Robson
6. Kraig Shiftright
7. Murray Clutchburn
8. Klint Shiftright
9. Ernie Gearson
10. Ruby Oaks
11. Billy Ford
12. Larry Smith
13. Jonathan Melter
14. Greg Locke
15. Cole Speedland
16. Crusty Rotor
17. Billy Oilchanger
18. Darnell Cartrip
19. Slide Powers
20. Misti Motorkrass
21. Andrew Axler
22. Ryan Shields
23. Brush Curbler
24. Kevin Racingtire
25. Don Alternators
26. Thomas Tanrev
27. Eugene Carbureski
28. Brad Gonzalez
29. Sammy Smelter (DNF, Engine Failure on Lap 108)
30. Haul Inngas (DNF, Tire Puncture on Lap 68)
31. Dale Earnhardt Sr (DNF, Crash on Lap 11)
32. Claude Scruggs (DNF, Crash on Lap 11)
33. Jack Spinner (DNF, Crash on Lap 11)
34. James Cleanair (DNF, Crash on Lap 11)
35. Ron Pitcar (DNF, Crash on Lap 11)
36. Greg Candyman (DNF, Crash on Lap 11)
37. Rusty Cornfuel (DNF, Crash on Lap 11)
1975 Piston Cup Season

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## 1975 Piston Cup Season

Strip Weathers, now the 1971, 1974 and 1975 Piston Cup champion

## Season Information

### Points

175-170-165-160-155-150-146-142-138-134-130-127-124-121-118-115-112-109-106-103-100-97-94-91-88-85-82-79-76-73-70-67-64-61-58-55-52-49-46-43

## Awards

### Most Popular Driver

TBA

The **1975 Piston Cup season** was the 27th season of the Piston Cup Racing Series.

## Racers

* **(R)** - Rookie

1. Pepsi 01 - Sam Krankzler
2. Wrangler 3 - Dale Earnhardt **(13)**
3. Tow Cap 4 - David Palmer
4. View Zeen 10 - Bill Shields
5. Texas Tea 14 - Mike Seasons
6. Buy N Large 23 - Nathan Allison
7. Nitroade and Gasprin 28 - Andrew Axler
8. Rubbertons Co. 30 - R.A. Rubberton
9. Lucky's Bar & Grill and Ulysses Mining Co. 31 - Alex Quint
10. Mood Springs 33 - Bill Brady
11. Trunk Fresh 34 - Alloy Wilson
12. Shifty Drug 35 - Lonnie Pond
13. Tank Coat 36 - Dick Miller
14. Dinoco 43 - Strip Weathers
15. Oxnard 48 - John Watson
16. Easy Idle 51 - Ronald Oaks
17. Leak Less 52 - Michael Smith
18. Southern Gold Gasoline 53 - Thomas Tireson
19. Fiber Fuel 56 - Charles Johnson
20. Corrosion Seal 57 - Carl Smith
21. Octane Gain 58 - Bernie Simpson **(R)**
22. Vitoline 61 - Bobby Carsac
23. Transberry Juice 63 - Brad Gonzalez
24. RPM 64 - Don Chapcar
25. Southern Special 67 - Bertie Fast
26. N20 Cola 68 - Ron Pitcar
27. Gasprin 70 - Mike Yankee **(R)**
28. Rev-N-Go 73 - Tony Steeringson Jr.
29. Sidewall Shine 74 - Jordan Powers
30. Frostar Air Filters 75 - Cole Speedland
31. Retread 79 - Norman Green
32. Gask-Its 80 - Billy Ford
33. Shiny Wax 82 - Tom Landis **(R)**
34. Re-Volting 84 - Benny Pitstops
35. Chop Saves 87 - James Carlidge
36. Bumper Save 90 - James Robson
37. Sputter Stop 92 - Herbert Brown **(R)**
38. Spare Mint 93 - Marvin Johnson
39. Tuxedo Plumbing 98 - Jonathan Melter
40. Clutch Aid and Cozsen 121 - Kraig Shiftright

## Gallery

Sam KrankzlerDale EarnhardtDavid PalmerBill ShieldsMike SeasonsNathan AllisonMorris AxlerR.A. RubbertonAlex QuintBill BradyAlloy WilsonLonnie PondDick MillerStrip WeathersJohn WatsonRonald OaksMichael SmithThomas TiresonCharles JohnsonCarl SmithBernie SimpsonBobby CarsacBrad GonzalezDon ChapcarBertie FastRon PitcarMike YankeeTony Steeringson Jr.Jordan PowersCole SpeedlandNorman GreenBilly FordTom LandisBenny PitstopsJames CarlidgeJames RobsonHerbert BrownMarvin JohnsonJonathan MetlerKraig Shiftright

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1987 Revolting 400

The 1987 Revolting 400 at Los Angeles Speedway is known for winner The King dodging a crash with a close call in which 17 cars are involved, including Kraig Shiftright, James Robson, Chick Hicks, James Cleanair, Sammy Smelter, Darrell Cartrip and others. Kraig's son Klint dodged the wreck and finished second. The accident was caused by Johnathan Melter pushing Tom Landis.

The King wins with Klint second and Cole Speedland third.

## Transcript

### The King's Close Call

Johnathan Melter: TAKE THIS TOM! (pushes Tom Landis)

Tom: OH MY (English Yee) GOD!

Pinkie: The King in the middle of the wreck! Can he dodge the wreck?

Spike: THE FREAKING KING DODGES! WOW! WHAT AMAZING THEY DID! A 17 CAR CRASH THAT EVEN TOOK OUT ***KRAIG SHIFTRIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*** CRUSTY ROTOR BEING HIT BY JAMES CLEANAIR, TOM LANDIS AND DARRELL CARTRIP! LANDIS FLIPPING OVER SIX TIMES! SAMMY SMELTER IN THE WALL! HE LANDS ON HIS WHEELS! KRAIG SHIFTRIGHT INVOLVED! Oh and Kraig's son Klint dodged the wreck WHICH MEANS HE'S GONNA BE SECOND!
1975 Heartland 500

The 1975 Heartland 500 is a Piston Cup race and is race 31. It's held at Heartland Motor Speedway. It's known for a six racer crash on lap 3 for William Axel crashing and flipping. He nearly died, but retired.

The Axel crash was caused by Jonathan Melter. Alloy Wilson takes the win with Cole Speedland somehow avoiding the crash in 2nd and Don Chapcar 3rd. Bill Shields is 4th and 5th is James Carlidge.

Part-timers Ernie Gearson, Billy Ford, 17 year old Klint Shiftright, Bill Shields, Don Chapcar, Wilson and James Cleanair all race. Rookies Bernie Simpson, David Palmer and Don Alternators also race.

## Television Biography

Network: ABC

Announcers: TBA and TBA

Pit Announcer: TBA

## The Race

On the third lap Jonathan Melter was in the lead, but racer Slide Powers got near. Melter pushed Powers, causing him to hit rookie David Palmer, causing smoke that caused racers Ronald Oaks, Bill Brady and Andrew Axler to spin and crash. Then Bill Brady touches William Axel and Axel's front leaves the surface and he goes over the outside wall and hits a wooden fence in a field, went 6 meters high airborne, he hit right on the left wheel holder causing it to get damaged and he was trapped in the fence for 45 minutes before the rescue teams cut him out.

Axel's career was over due to his wheel holder getting badly damaged (it's considered the 4th most important part of a Piston cup racer, after the engine, engine holder and windshield)

Axel didn't die, but Guy Wheelson will replace him in 1976.

## Transcript

### Axel Crashes

TBA: Trouble turn 2! Slide Powers out of control! He hits into rookie sensation David Palmer and smoke on the field! Ronald, Bill and Andrew out of control! William Axel is hit by Brady AND WILLIAM AXEL OUT OF THE OUTSIDE WALL AND INTO A FENCE! Don Chapcar barely dodges. But RONALD OAKS HAS CRASHED! POOR RONALD!

TBA: Man and what a wreck here at Heartland Motor Speedway! It seems Dinoco Blue Billy is stuck in the brown wooden fence.

TBA: A bad day for the Dinoco team. First their main racer can't attend due to him having a fever and now their backup racer crashes heavily.

TBA: Meanwhile, rescue teams are on the job to get him out but say it will take at least 30 minutes to do so.

Tex: THIS SUCKS! THIS SO, SO, SO FREAKING SUCKS!

(RPM Radio)

RPM Crew Chief: Don did you see that?

Don Chapcar: I dodged the wreck but what happened to William Axel?

RPM Crew Chief: HE CRASHED BADLY!

Don Chapcar: I have to go with Speedland and Wilson, sorry chief!
1969 Pocono 400

The 1969 Pocono 400 is one of the infamous and historic races EVER, known for being one of 13 rain-affected races in the Piston Cup. It is the most historic race of 1969. Ronald Oaks won with Rev Pitcar 2nd and Joe Allen Foyt 3rd. Sadly, Mario Andretti crashes on lap 165 and Bruce Carlinton blows a tire on lap 190.

## Transcript

### Rains at Pocono

Pinkie: OH! Looks like we have rains going on here! It's just lap 3 and the rains have started!

Spike: We knew there was a chance. It was quite cloudy but it was thought the rains would happen 2 hours after the race ends but looks like we are going to see early rains here!

Pinkie: The cars are going to the pits now.

The King: Well. The first race of my part time career affected by rain since I did not race at Belle. Im gonna be rookie in 1970 so I can expect more races like this.

Ronald: Yeah.

Spike: Ronald Oaks remains your leader. We will give updates on the rain.

to be continued by Ruby (Win95 lost ideas again)

### Restart

(the cars start and rev their engines)
Spike: The rain has stopped and the race is gonna continue from lap 3! BOOGITY BOOGITY BOOGITY!!! LET'S GO RACING ONCE MORE BOYS!!!!!!!!!!!
(the cars zooming by)

(End of Transcript)
1987 Junior Piston Cup Pro Season

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## Season Information

### Points

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

## Championship

### Champion

Jack Spinner

The **1987 Junior Piston Cup Pro Season** was the 16th season of the Junior Piston Cup Pro Series.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**

1. **Axanda 2 - Bob Roofalo**
2. Cyber Car 04 - Jack Spinner
3. Train Oil 16 - Robert Axon
4. Skittles 18 - Harvey Driveshaft
5. BnL 23 - Herbert Gearings
6. Mood Springs 33 - Taylor Bendy
7. Dinoco 43 - Guy Wheelson
8. Vitoline 61 - Liza Martinez
9. Comedy Midnight of Joy 62 - George Marcus
10. Leak Less 52 - Delano Loudrev
11. Sputter Stop 92 - Donald Carson
12. No Stall 121 - Laura Whiteford

## Gallery

Jack SpinnerRobert AxonGuy WheelsonLaura Whiteford
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1977 Palm Mile 300

The 1977 Palm Mile 300 is race 6 of 36 in 1977. Lapis Lazuli interviews The King in this race. Johnathan Melter wins this race with Alloy Wilson 2nd and of course The King 3rd.

## Transcript

### Interview

Lapis: Strip Weathers, what do you feel about the epic win?

The King: The Charlotte 350 was the most exhausting and brutal race I ever raced but it was worth it.

Roger: IT WAS! IT TOTALLY WAS! OH YEAH!

Luke: I KNOW RIGHT!?

Lapis: Alright then back to you, Spike.

## Results

1. Johnathan Melter - 200 laps

2. Alloy Wilson - 200 laps

3. The King - 200 laps

4. Cole Speedland - 200 laps

5. Bill Shields - 200 laps

6. R.A. Rubberton - 200 laps

7. Carl Smith - 200 laps

8. Chick Hicks - 200 laps

9. Klint Shiftright - 200 laps

10. Ronald Oaks - 200 laps

to be continued by Ruby Easy Oaks
1989 Dinoco 400

The 1989 Dinoco 400 is known for Eugene Carbureski flipping over two times and hit his roof. Murray Clutchburn won the race.

## Transcript

### The Big One

Pinkie Pie: Oh, Chick Hicks goes around in front of the field and collects Andrew Axler and Bernie Simpson.

Spike the Dragon: HUGE WRECK BEHIND THE LEADERS! JONATHAN MELTER IS IN IT!

Pinke: Strip Weathers, The King is also involved. So was James Cleanair and Sammy Smelter. 8 cars are involved and the caution will come out.

### Eugene's flip

Spike: AROUND GOES EUGENE CARBURASKI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CARBURASKI FLIPS INTO THE AIR AND LANDED ONTO DAVEY CARLLISON'S ROOF! THE CAUTION COMES OUT AGAIN!

Pinke: Looks like Eugene got turned by Don Alternators in the 84 car.

### Finish

Pinke: The white flag is in the air and Murray Clutchburn and Dale Earnhardt are battling for position.

Spike: Dale in the 3 car tries to pass Murray Clutchburn in the 92 car and he successfully passes Murray and now Dale Earnhardt takes the lead!

Pinke: But Murray takes him back!

Spike: AND HE MAKES CONTACT WITH EARNHARDT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pinke: And we have a 5 car crash because of this. Don Alternators is in it. Kevin Phillips is in it. Darrell Cartrip is in it. Chuck Armstrong, the rookie, also involved. And Dale Earnhardt gets towed into the garage area. Murray Clutchburn wins the 1989 Piston Cup in an intense battle with Dale Earnhardt.
1969 Florida 500

The 1969 Nightdona 500 was the first race of the 1969 Piston Cup Season. All part-time racers attended and so do rookies Frank Marintire, Ron Pitcar and one-time racer Martin Bauer. The winner was Bobby Carsac with Joe Allen Foyt second and Mario Andretti third.

Magnet Face Bruce Carlinton would get one of his many DNFs due to puncturing a tire on lap 61.

## Television Biography

Network: CBS

Announcers: TBA and TBA

Pit Reporter: TBA
1987 Daniel 500

The 1987 Daniel 500 is known for part-time racer Brush Curber and Slide Powers' crash into Klint Shiftright. Kraig, Klint's dad, managed to make it through and finish 11th. The only part-time racer was Brush Curber, since the others (Kevin Racingtire, Rusty Cornfuel, Haul Inngas, Ryan Shields, and Billy Oilchanger) did not.
1985 Calladega 500

The 1985 Calladega 500 is where Chick Hicks, surprisingly, flies over the wall.

## How the crash happened

Chick was turned and hit the outside wall head-on. He started to get a jackpot of air which made him turn upside-down. He went over and over and one flip was so high, he landed on the wall. There were no catch fences. He slid upside down off the wall and out of the track as the other cars were going up to turn 3. He kept flipping repeatedly until it was set and done.

That made catch fences be on the place where Chick Hicks crashed.
1963 Los Angeles 500

The **1963 Los Angeles 500** was the 12th race of the 1963 Piston Cup Season. It is better known for the hard hit of Morris Axler after Kurt Shiftright made contact with him. Morris miraculously only missed two races with Maurice Fillups replacing him. Morris Axler would then return with a new model as well. Jennifer Strike won the race.

## Transcript

### Morris Axler in the Wall

TBA: OH MY GOD MORRIS AXLER **HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARD** INTO THE WALL!

TBA: AND JUST LIKE THAT A MASSIVE CRASH IN LA! Edgar Cruiser was right behind Morris at the time of the incident but did not crash out! Terrible things at California right now! Morris Axler is leaking fuel and oil and OH (censored) THE FUEL TANK EXPLODED!

(Morris Team Radio)

Morris: OW! So (Censored) bad! So (Censored) bad!!!

Nitroade Crew Chief: Are you okay?

Morris: No. (coughs)

(Morris faints and Nitroade Crew Chief is very sad)
1960 Piston Cup Season

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## 1960 Piston Cup Season

Morris Axler, the 1960 Piston Cup champion

## Season Information

### Points

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 **1960 Piston Cup season** was the 12th season of the Piston Cup Racing Series.

## Racers

* **(R)** - Rookie

1. Pepsi 01 - John Gearings **(R)**
2. Albertsons and AXELE 03 - Buff Posey
3. Sweet Drink 2 - Ricardo Albany
4. Tow Cap 4 - Bob Carbureski
5. Kirby Farm Implement & Supply Co. and Junior's Body Repair 8 - Levi Mitchan
6. 11 - Junior Moon
7. Southern Gold Gasoline 17 - Jet Robinson
8. Catmul Oil 23 - Jennifer Strike
9. Nitroade and Gasprin 28 - Morris Axler
10. Tank Coat 36 - Bruce Carlinton
11. Dinoco 42 - Lee Weathers
12. 2DA and Sophie Savage's Soaps 47 - Ronald Williams
13. Easy Idle 51 - Perry Douglas
14. Leak Less 52 - Henry Wilson
15. Fiber Fuel 56 - Mitch Gears
16. Corrosion Seal 57 - Bobby Carsac
17. Octane Gain 58 - Johnathan Igor
18. Vitoline 61 - John Rigley
19. RPM 62 - Jack Ford
20. Conerod Auto & Car Club, Bricky's Drive-In and Deal's Tire & Automotive 64 - Dewey Conerod
21. N20 Cola 68 - Dave Topspin
22. Gasprin 70 - George Davidson
23. Rev-N-Go 73 - Kelly Pistoncar
24. Sidewall Shine 74 - Slide Powers
25. Re-Volting 84 - Martin Power **(R)**
26. Shiny Wax 82 - Wayne Pistons
27. Frostar Air Filters and Grandol Oil Co. 90 - Rusty Dipstick
28. Sputter Stop and Genuine Never Tire 91 - Randy Lawson
29. Spare Mint 93 - Maxwell Turner
30. 94 - Louise Nash
31. Clutch Aid and Cozsen 121 - Kurt Shiftright
32. 132 - James Finland **(R)**
33. Mood Springs 333 - Lee Cunningham

## Gallery

John GearingsBuff PoseyRicardo AlbanyBob CarbureskiLevi MitchanJunior MoonJohn BainJet RobinsonJennifer StrikeMorris AxlerBruce CarlintonLee WeathersRonald WilliamsPerry DouglasHenry WilsonMitch GearsBobby CarsacJohnathan IgorJohn RigleyJack FordDewey ConerodDave TopspinGeorge DavidsonKelly PistoncarSlide PowersMartin PowerWayne PistonsRusty DipstickRandy LawsonMaxwell TurnerLouise NashKurt ShiftrightJames FinlandLee Cunningham
## Trivia

* Final season for Levi Mitchan, Junior Moon, Jet Robinson, Dewey Conerod, Maxwell Turner and Louise Nash.

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1976 Dinoco Light 300

The 1976 Dinoco Light 300 is the MOST HISTORIC FINAL RACE in Xfinity history. Ben Ashler won the championship over George Gearly Jr. But there are 3 reasons the race is the most historic final race. 1st reason is that Ben ONLY won by 3.8 centimeters over George. 2nd reason a massive crash took out 13 cars from the race including Erik Blomquist who ended up on his roof! The 3rd reason for the race being because of a pit road crash in which a pitty was sent flying and got injured.

## TeleBio

Network: CBS

Announcers: TBA and TBA

## Transcript

### Giant Crash on Lap 163!

TBA: WE HAVE TROUBLE ON LAP 163! IT'S THE HUGE ONE AT THE MOTOR SPEEDWAY OF THE SOUTH! ERIK BLOMQUIST DOES AN AIRBORNE 360 FLIP AND LANDS ON HIS ROOF!

TBA: Caution.

TBA: At least 10 racers are involved in this crash.

### Ben Ashler Wins by 3.8 Centimeters!

TBA: This is the finish of the Dinoco Light 300! BEN ASHLER AND GEORGE GEARLY JR. ARE BATTLING FOR THE LEAD!

TBA: It's... it's... IT'S! IT'S A PHOTO FINISH AT THE LINE!

TBA: Too close to call, but I believe it was Ben Ashler.

(slow motion replay)

TBA: YES!! BEN ASHLER IS THE 1976 SPORTSMAN SERIES CHAMPION BY JUST 3.8 CENTIMETERS OVER GEORGE GEARLY JR.!!!!!!!!!!

TBA: WHAT A FINISH!!!!!!
1989 Pocono 400

The 1989 Pocono 400 was a race held at Pocono Speedway. It's one of the races of rookies Chuck Armstrong, Rusty Cornfuel and Kevin Racingtire and one of the races for part-time competitors Darren Leadfoot, Ryan Shields and Johnny Blamer. The other part-timers (Haul, Brush and Billy Oilchanger) did not compete.

Alloy Wilson wins this race and The King was second with Chick Hicks taking third. Part timer Johnny Blamer gets involved in a crash caused by Chick Hicks with two laps to go with rookie Rusty Cornfuel, Billy Ford, Greg Candyman, James Cleanair and Floyd Mulvhill which is the only crash in the race making this a very mild Pocono 400 compared to the disaster of the 1988 Pocono 400.

Sammy Smelter would have on of his thousands of DNFs due to his tire cut by debris on the track.

## Transcript

### Johnny Blamer's Crash

Chick: GET OUTTA MY WAY, JERK! (pushes Johnny)

Ken: Part-timer Johnny Blamer gets loose by Chick Hicks! Greg Candyman gets taken out as Cleanair, Mulvhill, Cornfuel and Ford get involved in it!

Ned: Poor Johnny Blamer. In every race he raced so far part time he hasn't finished EVEN ONCE!

Ken: And here he is. Another DNF added to Johnny Blamer's list of DNF's.

Greg: There's no way! Johnny has not finished yet again!

James: WHAT! That is so sad!

Rusty: He is the unluckiest racer I ever saw! He has not even finished ONE RACE! It's a miracle that he is not fired yet.

Billy Ford: Yep.

Floyd: Right.
1981 Boston 350

The 1981 Boston 350, race 21 of 36 of 1981, is a race held at Boston Speedway. This Boston 350 race is known for an accident where Herbert Brown and Jonathan Melter get involved in a crash on lap 38. It's one of the races of all part-timers enter as well as rookie Billy Ford. The King wins this race with Chick Hicks 2nd, Ernie Gearson 3rd and Cole Speedland 4th.

## Television Biography

Network: ESPN

Announcers: Pinkie Pie and Rainbow Dash

## Trivia

1. The reason why Spike was not able to attend is due to him having an illness so that he will be in Equestria resting for 5 days since Saturday (from Saturday to Wednesday), but returned for the Leak Less 400.
2. It's held on Bill Brady's birthday, Sunday, August 16, 1981 (he was born on Saturday, August 16, 1945, even though this is held on a Sunday). Bill finishes 5th.
3. Most racers (the first being The King) gave Brady a birthday present for his 5th place, which Murray Clutchburn's was a limited edition shiny die cast of Junior Moon from the Piston Cup toy sets from 1981 released by Mattel that Murray found while going to Meep City, a small village in Boston.
4. This is the 3rd oldest event ESPN telecast a Piston Cup race, the first being the 1979 Boston 350.
1966 Dinoco 400

The 1966 Dinoco 400 is a race held at the Motor Speedway of the South. It's the last race of 1966 is the 36th of 36. The winner was Mario Andretti with Joe Allen Foyt second and Lee Weathers third. Sadly, Mitch Gears had a terrible crash in which he crashed so hard that he was knocked out INSTANTLY.

## Television Biography

Network: RSN

Announcers: Unknown and Unknown
1988 Michigan 400

The 1988 Mighican 400 is known for probably being one of the worst races of all time. The Piston Cup after two cars dying in the space of five weeks decided to ban crew chiefs adjusting the cars and added to all the cars a speed limitor of 180 mph.

It was hated because ironically it caused more crashes since the cars were so tightly packed together. No one could pass because they were too slow to and multiple blowouts were caused becasue the RPM's were too high.

Claude Scruggs led every lap up to it being shortened to half length because it was so bad. Thankfully they never added this package again.

## Dale Earnhardt Interview

"That's the worst racing I've seen at Michigan in a long long time. They took Piston Cup racing and made it some of the sorriest racing. They took racing out the racers and crews tires. We can't adjust and drive like we want. They just killed the racing at Michigan that's all I gotta say. Mr Bill France probably roll over [in] his grave if he saw that deal."
1966 Frostar Air Filters 300

The **1966 Frostar Air Filters 300** was the 33rd and final race of the 1966 Piston Cup Sportsman Division. It is mostly known for a massive crash taking out multiple cars, including Jim Plymouth, Cole Speedling (who CAUSED the accident and got suspended for 2 races in 1967), and Erik Blomquist who were all fighting for the title. What's even worse is that Anthony Gearride died after a metal pipe hit him in the windshield. Terry Carhing won the race and the 1966 Sportsman championship.
Only 4 racers actually finished the race as well. They were Terry Carhing, Harry Taylor, Jerry Spinout Jr. and George Revler.

## Transcript

### First few laps

**Laps 1-4**

TBA: So first lap has started and Wilson is leading and Erik 2nd

TBA: Jim Plymouth is 12th because of his mechanical worries yesterday in quali.

TBA: Yes he has been very unlucky in the last 3 races.

**Lap 98**

TBA: Plymouth is overtaking carhing for the 6th place

**Lap 123**

TBA: And Plymouth gets past Taylor and is 3rd

TBA: Its time to catch the leaders!

## The huge one

**Lap 209**

TBA: It's lap 209 Jim Plymouth is closing the gap on Erik and Cole who have been in front for the whole race this far.

**Lap 210**

TBA: Leaders are side by side in turn 4... **OOOOOH COLE HITS JIM AND ERIK TOO.... AND JIM HAS HIT THE PIT BOLLARD SIDEWAYS AND SOMETHING HAS GONE OFF AND OOOOOOF LOOK AT GEARRIDE HE HAS A MASSIVE PIPE IN HIS WINDSHIELD...**

TBA: **OOOOH OH MY LORD...** there is the ambulance AND THAT IS SAFETY CAR... So i guess now Taylor is in front and carhing 2nd.

**Lap 233**

TBA: **CARHING OVERTAKES TAYLOR NOW IF HE STAYS IN 1ST OR 2ND PLACE HE WINS.**

**Lap 300**

TBA: **CARHING HAS WON IT!!** Sad race and seems like Carhing is not celebrating it now.

TBA: Yea he knows that the time is not right now.

## Aftermath

* Cole Speedland: 2 race ban in 1967and 500k fine for being mainly responsible for the crash.
* Erik Blomquist: 500k fine for also being responsible for the crash.
* 4 other racers are fined 90k for failing to slow down during yellow flags.
1969 Hudson Hornet 400

The 1969 Hudson Hornet 400 at Chicagoland is a Piston Cup race. Part-time racers The King and Thomas Tireson enter this race. It's also known for Morris Axler hitting the wall on turn 3 flipping five times landing on his wheels. Then after Axler lands on his wheels, John Rigley comes and hits him. It was almost similar to Richard Petty's 1988 Daytona crash.

## Television Biography

Network: NBC

Announcers: Pinkie Pie and Spike

Pit Reporter: Lapis Lazuli

## Transcript

### The Start

Pinkie: BOOGITY BOOGITY BOOGITY! LET'S GO RACING TO REMEMBER THE HUDSON HORNET BOYS!

### Morris Axler Crashes

Spike: Trouble turn 3! Morris Axler slams the wall!

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

Spike: Me neither. What's this? John Rigley comes and hits him **HARD**! That's gotta hurt. Yikes!
1999 Vitoline 350

The 1999 Vitoline 350 at MSOTS is a very boring race. There were no lead changes and everyone finished, even Johnny Blamer. Johnny also finished 2 more races in 1999 (Las Vegas and Dover). Chick Hicks won with The King second and Dale Earnhardt Sr third. Murray Clutchburn was 4th.

## Race Results

1st - Chick Hicks

2nd - The King

3rd - Dale Sr.

4th - Murray Clutchburn

5th - Manny Flywheel

6th - Rusty Cornfuel

7th - Mike Yankee

8th - Dirkson D'Agostino (R)

9th - Misti Motorkrass

10th - Kevin Racingtire
1985 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season

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## 1985 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season

Jason Miller, the 1985 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

## Awards

### Most Popular Driver

TBA

The **1985 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season** was the 36th season of the Piston Cup Cyber Car Series.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**

1. **Cyber Car 04 - Cedric Hinge**
2. Fit's Right 2 - Gabriel Swift
3. Tow Cap 4 - Vince Axler
4. Hooters 7 - Jason Miller
5. Q's 11 - Arwell Gearbox
6. John Sochi Racing 17 - John Sochi
7. Gatorade 19 - Mike Henson
8. Miller High Life 22 - Simon Johnson
9. Nitroade 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. Sleep Well 46 - Lincoln Archer
15. Brake Dock 50 - Chuck Watts
16. **Leak Less 52 - Oscar Hollister**
17. **MD 60 - Olga Cecic**
18. **Vitoline 61 - Julian Froster**
19. Comedy Midnight Of Joy 62 - Toby Windwell
20. Aniseed Auto Parts 65 - Pete Gearford
21. 43 Drive Away 69 - Rocky Quint
22. Gasprin 70 - Jonathan Yankee
23. Rev-N-Go 73 - Jerry McBrakes
24. Tanner's 77 - Big Jumpy
25. Retread 79 - Bel White
26. Gask Its 80 - Julius Perez
27. Re-Volting 84 - Kevin Harley
28. Bumper Save 90 - Guy Robertson
29. Clutch Aid 121 - Arthur Marcus Jr.
30. Sochi Works 194 - Willy Button
31. 2DA 219 - Katie Autocar
32. Richmond Motorsports 773 - Ben Ashler

## Gallery

Cedric HingeGabriel SwiftVince AxlerJason MillerArwell GearboxJohn SochiMike HensonSimon Johnson.pngSimon JohnsonPhil PitstopsLandon MitchellToyota MitchellBrian WheelhouseEugene CarbureskiKurt HillLincoln ArcherChuck WattsOscar HollisterOlga CecicJulian FrosterToby WindwellPete GearfordRocky QuintJonathan Yankee.pngJonathan YankeeJerry McBrakesBig JumpyBel WhiteJulius Perez.pngJulius PerezKevin HarleyGuy Robertson.pngGuy RobertsonArthur Marcus Jr.Willy ButtonKatie AutocarBen Ashler (Richmond Motorsports).pngBen Ashler

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1985 BnL 500

The **1985 BnL 500** was the 7th race of the 1985 Piston Cup Season.

On the first lap, Misti Motorkrass collided with James Cleanair, one of only two grill less racers on the field (this took place before the 1986 Olympus 500, the other racer without grill is Don Alternators). Rookie Taylor Bendy fails to finish after colliding with the wall. A five car accident on the final lap took out Dale Earnhardt Sr, Tom Landis, part-timer in first year Billy Oilchanger, Eugene Carbureski and rookie Bendy which collides with the wall as said above. Sammy Smelter and Ernie Gearson collided on lap 64 and took out Johnathan Melter and Klint Shiftright. Billy Ford was unable to attend this race due to injuries sustained in the 1985 Carolina's 350 and was replaced by Julius Perez.

## Results

1. Don Chapcar - 500 laps
2. Harold Axel - 500 laps
3. Murray Clutchburn - 500 laps
4. Strip Weathers - 500 laps
5. Chick Hicks - 500 laps
6. Alloy Wilson - 500 laps
7. Kraig Shiftright - 500 laps
8. Ronald Oaks - 500 laps
9. Thomas Tanrev - 500 laps
10. Johnathan Melter - 500 laps
11. Andrew Axler - 500 laps
12. Cole Speedland - 500 laps
13. Claude Scruggs - 500 laps