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1979 Florida 500

The 1979 Nightdona 500 is race 1 of 36 in 1979. Don Chapcar wins with The King second and Cole Speedland third. Chick Hicks had an engine problem on lap 64 and did not finish. All part-timers had attended since it was the most important race.

A crash on lap 154 took out 6 cars. Those were Sammy Smelter, William Highbanks, Ron Pitcar, Billy Ford, Harold Axel and James Robson.

## Television Biography

Network: CBS

Announcers: Ken Sqwheeler and Ned Carrett

## Transcript

### Lap 154 Crash

Ned: WHAT'S THIS? SAMMY SMELTER IS LOOSE AND TAKES OUT WILLIAM HIGHBANKS! RON PITCAR, PART-TIMER BILLY FORD, PART-TIMER HAROLD AXEL AND JAMES ROBSON ALL INVOLVED!

Ken: One terrible crash here at Nightdona International Speedway as we show the replay.

(Replay)

Ned: The CBS replay shows you how Sammy got loose and took out William Highbanks. William then spins out and takes out Pitcar, Ford, Axel and Robson.

(Live)

Ken: A horrible crash at Nightdona International Speedway and we'll be back for the restart after this word from your local CBS station.

(end of transcript)
1979 Brickyard 200

This race is known as "Jerry's Wild Climb" due to Jerry Klarkfield (dad of George) climbing over David Carson and going into the catch fence. He missed three races.

## Transcript

### Jerry Climbs Carson

Brent: TROUBLE! JERRY KLARKFIELD SPINS AND CLIMBS DAVID CARSON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HE GOES INTO THE CATCH FENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS SO SO SO SO CRAZY AND HISTORIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

David: Did someone climb me? Who was it? Weird!

to be continued if needed
1974 Easy Idle 400

The 1974 Easy Idle 400 at Nightdona is known for being the most boring race of the 1974 season. However, Strip "The King" Weathers would win with Kraig Shiftright 2nd and Alloy Wilson 3rd. Ronald Oaks finishes 4th. All racers finish except Bobby Carsac, who would puncture a tire on the first lap.

## Transcript

### "BOOGITY's" + Bobby's Flat Tire

TBA: BOOGITY BOOGITY BOOGITY! LET'S GO RACING BOYS!

TBA: Not bad for The King leading with Wilson 2nd and Kraig 3rd. As they head into turn 2, Alloy is a little loose but quite for a spin as- TROUBLE IN THE FRONT STRETCH AS BOBBY CARSAC PUNCTURES A TIRE! BOBBY ONLY FINISHING THREE TIMES EVER IN THE 1973 OLYMPUS 500, 1973 MICHIGAN 400 AND 1974 PALM MILE 300 LOSES AGAIN!

TBA: That's right. We'll be back in a moment for the restart of the Easy Idle 400 hoping for it not to be the most boring race in history. We'll be right back.

(end of transcript)

### The King Wins!

TBA: AND THE KING IS GONNA WIN THE EASY IDLE 400 AT NIGHTDONA INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY IN DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA!

TBA: YEAH!

(The King Radio)

Roger: GOOD JOB MR THE KING!

The King: Thanks guys!
1981 N20 Cola 400 at Talladega

The 1981 N20 Cola 400 at Calladega Superspeedway is race 14 and is known for Warren Carr's hauler dropping down a bridge that collapsed, killing instantly both Warren and his hauler. Some other cars also died in the incident. All part-timers attend.

## Transcript

### Warren's Hauler Falls off a Bridge

Warren: What a nice day to watch "Alien" on VHS. Let me put in the tape on the VCR here. It's-

Warren's Hauler: WATCH OUT!

Warren's Crew Chief, Pitty and himself: Wait?

Warren's Hauler: AAH!

Warren: AAH!

(Everyone screams and an explosion occurs)

(The hauler and Warren die instantly after they hit the ground while the VCR gets destroyed into many pieces, but the Crew Chief his two pitties survive with only minor injuries!)

Warren's Crew Chief (Weakly): What happened?

Warren's Pitty 1 (Weakly): He and his hauler died!

Warren's Crew Chief (Weakly): NOOOO!

(The pitty and chief both cry)

Pinkie: OH NO, (Cries) WARREN! WARREN! WARREN! WARREN DIED! (Sobs)
1988 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season

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## 1988 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season

Olga Cecic, the 1988 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 **1988 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season** was the 39th 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 - Rusty Cornfuel**
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. Miller High Life 22 - Simon Johnson
9. BnL 23 - Mark Lochen
10. Nitroade 28 - Phil Pitstops
11. Landon Mitchell Racing 29 - Landon Mitchell
12. Pennzoil 32 - Toyota Mitchell
13. Shifty Drug 35 - Brian Wheelhouse
14. Vaioade 37 - Kurt Hill
15. Sleep Well 46 - Lincoln Archer
16. Spring Vault 47 - Daniel Pulaski
17. Brake Dock 50 - Chuck Watts
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 - Guy Robertson
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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1980 Easy Idle 400

The 1980 Easy Idle 400 at Nightdona Int. is known for Alloy Wilson passing A TOTAL OF 15 CARS! That's right, 15! For Cozsen, Chick Hicks made his first career win with The King 2nd and Alloy in 3rd.

A crash on lap 17 took out Claude Scruggs and Kraig Shiftright. In the accident, the rookie sensation went airborne really really high. Claude and Kraig didn't miss a race, however.

## Transcript

### The Pass

Pinkie: OH MY GOD! ALLOY WILSON! EIGHTEEN TO THREE IN JUST A MATTER OF SECONDS! OH MY GOD!

Spike: HELL YEAH! HE DID IT!

## Results

1. Chick Hicks - 200 laps
2. The King - 200 laps
3. Alloy Wilson - 200 laps
4. Tom Landis - 200 laps
5. Bernie Simpson - 200 laps
6. Dale Earnhardt Sr - 200 laps
7. Mike Seasons - 200 laps
8. Norman Green - 200 laps
9. Cole Speedland - 200 laps
10. Thomas Tanrev - 200 laps
11. Ronald Oaks - 200 laps
12. Ernie Gearson - 200 laps
13. Johnathan Melter - 200 laps
14. Klint Shiftright - 200 laps
15. Thomas Tireson - 200 laps
16. Ron Pitcar - 200 laps(crashed into James Robson but finished race)
17. Alex Quint - 200 laps
18. Eugene Carbureski - 200 laps
19. Charles Johnson - 200 laps
20. Slide Powers - 200 laps
21. Mike Yankee - 200 laps
22. Misti Motorkrass - 200 laps
23. Don Chapcar - 200 laps
24. William Highbanks - 200 laps
25. Don Alternators - 200 laps
26. Sammy Smelter - 195 laps(engine)
27. Billy Ford - 66 laps(hit the wall)
28. Herbert Brown - 34 laps(crash)
29. Bill Shields - 34 laps(crash)
30. Harold Axel - 34 laps(crash)
31. Bill Brady - 34 laps(crash)
32. Claude Scruggs - 16 laps(crash)
33. Kraig Shiftright - 16 laps(crash)
34. James Robson - 9 laps(crash)
1985 Heartland 500

The 1985 Heartland 500 race 31 of 36. It's best known for a big one on lap 55 in which part time racer Haul Inngas and Tom Landis collided, causing giant crash involved a total of 19 cars (including Haul and Tom) total. The racer who took the worst damages were Tom Landis who was bashed on the side by part-time racer Brush Curber and Dale Sr who flew in the air and landed on his roof. The King was 2nd last at the time and he dodged the whole wreck.

The finishers are 1st place Chick Hicks, 2nd place Taylor Bendy, 3rd place James Cleanair, 4th place Billy Ford, 5th place Thomas Tanrev, 6th place Cole Speedland, 7th place Klint Shiftright (his father Kraig was involved in the wreck in which he was seen hitting part-time racecar Rusty Cornfuel), 8th place part-timer Billy Oilchanger, 9th place Floyd Mulvhill, 10th place Ronald Oaks, 11th place Don Chapcar, 12th place part-time racer Crusty Rotor, 13th place Murray Clutchburn, 14th place The King who dodged the wreck, 15th place Alloy Wilson, 16th place Ron Pitcar and 17th place James Robson.

It's one of the races of part-timers Curber, Rotor, Cornfuel, Inngas, Oilchanger, Larry Smith and Kevin Racingtire. Racingtire, Curber, Cornfuel, Inngas and Smith too were in the accident of 19 racers while the top 17 finish.

## Television Biography

Network: ESPN

Announcers: Pinkie Pie and Spike

## Transcript

### Big Wreck on Turn 2

Pinkie: TROUBLE! INNGAS AND LANDIS COLLIDE IN TURN 2! LANDIS IS BASHED ON THE SIDE BY BRUSH CURBER!!! DALE EARNHARDT AIRBORNE FLIPPING (counts silently) 11 TIMES LANDING ON HIS ROOF!!! KLINT SHIFTRIGHT DODGES WHILE HIS FATHER KRAIG HITS RUSTY CORNFUEL! AND ROOKIE TAYLOR BENDY DODGES THE WRECK!!!!

Spike: HISTORIC moment here at Heartland Motor Speedway!!!

## Results

1. Chick Hicks - 200 laps

2. Taylor Bendy - 200 laps

3. James Cleanair - 200 laps

4. Billy Ford - 200 laps

5. Thomas Tanrev - 200 laps

6. Cole Speedland - 200 laps

7. Klint Shiftright - 200 laps

8. Billy Oilchanger - 200 laps

9. Floyd Mulvhill - 200 laps

10. Ronald Oaks - 200 laps

11. Don Chapcar - 200 laps

12. Crusty Rotor - 200 laps

13. Murray Clutchburn - 200 laps

14. The King - 200 laps

15. Alloy Wilson - 200 laps

16. Ron Pitcar - 200 laps

17. James Robson - 200 laps

18. Haul Inngas - 54 laps (crashed)

19. Tom Landis - 54 laps (crashed)

20. Kevin Racingtire -54 laps(crashed)

21. Johnathan Melter - 54 laps(crash)

22. Misti Motorkrass - 54 laps(crash)

23. Brush Curber - 54 laps(crash)

24. Dale Earnhardt Sr - 54 laps(crash)

25. Ernie Gearson - 54 laps(crash)

26. Eugene Carbureski - 54 laps(crash)

27. Don Alternators - 54 laps(crash)

28. Alex Quint - 54 laps(crash)

29. Larry Smith - 54 laps (crashed)

30. Slide Powers - 54 laps (crashed)

31. Sammy Smelter - 54 laps (crash)
1971 CARCA 200

The 1971 CARCA 200 at Nightdona is an infamous race that is known for a huge wreck on the 131st lap of the race. Donnie Carllison and Bob Tankson collided and then Bobby Carllison went into his brother. James W Smith tried to dodge Bobby but lost control and flipped 16 times. He was ok even though he was damaged. 15 cars were involved including Leroy Carborough and even Charlie Glotzcar.

Gordon Moore gets one of his three wins in his career here with Cale Carborough 2nd and Nicholas Andretti 3rd. David Carson takes 4th.

## Transcript

### Lap 131 Big One

Brent: TROUBLE! DONNIE CARLLISON AND BOB TANKSON COLLIDING! DONNIE'S BROTHER BOBBY GOES INTO HIM! JAMES W SMITH FLIPS OVER 6, 9, 12, 16 TIMES! NOT SURE IF ACTUALLY 16 BUT I THINK IT'S MORE THAN 16!

David: CALE CARBOROUGH DODGES WHILE HIS BROTHER LEROY IS IN THE WRECK!

Brent: Gordon Moore trying to win the CARCA 200 at Nightdona after 14 years of trying. He dodges the wreck, but meanwhile, let's go to the racers.

to be continued
1983 Leak Less 400

The 1983 Leak Less 400 at Sonoma Raceway is a Piston Cup race. It's won by Bill Brady. It's one of the races of rookies Floyd Mulvihill and Eugene Carbureski and part-time racers Haul Inngas, Thomas Tanrev, Murray Clutchburn, and Larry Smith (others are unknown). David Palmer was the Tow Cap racer here, because Rusty Cornfuel did not enter until 1984 (rookie in 1991). With 14 laps to go, there was also a wreck caused by Chick Hicks that took out Part-Timer James Cleanair, Cole Speedland, Ernie Gearson, Brad Gonzalez and Don Chapcar.

## Television Biography

Network: ESPN

Announcers: Pinkie Pie and Spike

## The Accident

Chick was in the lead and James Cleanair was 2nd. He went near him and Chick bumped him, causing him to spin and hit Cole Speedland. Speedland then hits Ernie, who hits Brad, who hits Chapcar. All five would retire and James would get replaced by Maurice Aiken (served as backup for James from 1979 to 1984).

## Transcript

### The Accident

Spike: It's 14 to go and CHICK HITS CLEANAIR! I REPEAT! CHICK HITS CLEANAIR!

Pinkie: Yikes and OH GEEZ! JAMES HITS COLE, COLE HITS ERNIE, ERNIE HITS MAVERICK, MAVERICK HITS CHAPCAR, AND THEY CRASH!!

Spike: Oh my, that's gotta hurt.

Pinkie: SO HISTORIC! SO SO HISTORIC!

Spike: We get it. So yeah.

(Later)

Lapis: We are here with James Cleanair, what do you feel about the accident?

James: I was hit by Chick, I hit Cole, Cole hit Ernie, Ernie hit Brad, and Brad hit Chapcar.

Lapis: Ok then, back to you Spike dragon joker.

Spike: Dragon joker? (laughs) THAT MAKES NO SENSE!! Oh well, we're live at Sonoma Speedway (yep, it's also known as Sonoma Speedway) where a crash just happened.
1983 Pocono 400

The 1983 Pocono 400 is **INSANELY**historic and kinda infamous for being the coldest race in Piston Cup history. Temperatures were 17 degrees celsius at the start of the race. It dropped to 15 later at around lap 145. The cold caused many racers engines to stop working and caused crashes too. In fact, only 16 racers could finish the race. Mike Seasons got sick in the middle of the race and retired
David Palmer won the race with The King 2nd and Ernie Gearson 3rd. David Palmer won because he lives in a cold city in Ohio and is used to super cold weather. This is David's 7th and last win. Chick Hicks is 7th. Rookies Thomas Tanrev and Eugene Carbureski race, as well as all part-timers, surprisingly enough.

## Transcript

### Start

Spike: BOOGITY BOOGITY BOOGITY! LET'S GO RACING ON A COLD DAY BOYS|!

### Palmer and Weathers opinions about the race

Lapis: David Palmer and Strip Weathers what did you think about the cold race?

David: Not much a problem for me. I live in Ohio so it's fine A very cold part of it actually and sometimes temperatures even go below 0.

The King: I am used to all racing weather. It does not matter if its colder then Chicagoland or hotter then Nightdona.

David: Most of the DNFs are rookies and not so experienced racers who could not handle it but experienced racers also crashed and got affected. I don't know how all of them are doing Strip? Maybe you know?

The King: Don't worry about them they will be ok.

Lapis: Thanks for this interview.

## Results

1. David Palmer - 200 laps
2. The King - 200 laps
3. Ernie Gearson - 200 laps
4. Alloy Wilson - 200 laps
5. Don Chapcar - 200 laps
6. Kraig Shiftright - 200 laps
7. Chick Hicks - 200 laps
8. Andrew Axler - 200 laps
9. Ron Pitcar - 200 laps
10. Ronald Oaks - 200 laps
11. Darrell Cartrip - 200 laps
12. Bill Shields - 200 laps
13. Dale Earnhardt Sr - 200 laps
14. Billy Ford - 200 laps
15. Tom Landis - 200 laps
16. Herbert Brown - 200 laps
17. Bill Brady - 197 laps(engine)
18. Slide Powers - 191 laps(engine)
19. Charles Johnson- 188 laps(crash)
20. William Highbanks - 188 laps(crash)
21. Mike Yankee - 188 laps(crash)
22. Thomas Tanrev - 188 laps(crash)
23. Don Alternators - 165 laps(engine)
24. Crusty Rotor - 142 laps(engine)
25. Eugene Carbureski - 114 laps(hit the wall)
26. Cole Speedland - 100 laps(crash)
27. Brad Gonzalez - 100 laps(crash)
28. Larry Smith - 98 laps(engine)
29. Mike Seasons - 95 laps(got sick)
30. Alex Quint - 88 laps(crash)
31. Misti Motorkrass - 88 laps(crash)
32. Bernie Simpson - 78 laps(punctured tire)
33. Claude Scruggs - 31 laps(crash)
34. Greg Candyman - 31 laps(crash)
35. Haul Inngas - 31 laps(crash)
36. Johnathan Melter - 31 laps(crash)
37. Harold Axel - 31 laps(crash)
38. Klint Shiftright - 29 laps(engine)
39. James Robson - 8 laps(engine)
1973 Leak Less 400

The 1973 Leak Less 400 is the Sonoma Raceway Piston Cup of 1973. It's known for Kraig Shiftright crashing and going airborne 8 meters high! That was painful and very stupid, due to Retoline being Hell on Wheels causing accidents in most races, especially two Sonoma Leak Less 400s in a row! It's won by The King. Part-timers Klint Shiftright and Don Chapcar race. Others are currently unknown.

## Television Biography

Network: Syndicated

Announcers: Spike and Rainbow Dash

Pit Announcers: Lapis Lazuli

TV On-Board Cameras: Andrew Axler (most often used camera) and The King

## Trivia

1. Twilight Sparkle and/or Pinkie Pie were NEVER able to attend from the 1973 Hudson Hornet 400 all the way to this race right here, due to having a HEAVY reunion in Equestria hosted by The Wuzzles and Gummy Bears from Disney, with Spike hosting and Rainbow Dash co-working.

## Transcript

### Kraig Shiftright Flip

Spike: OH NO! KRAIG SHIFTRIGHT HAS LOST CONTROL! HE'S BUMPED BY JOHN RETOLINE!

Rainbow: OH MY (Popeye toot) GOD!

Spike: THIS IS SO HISTORIC!

Rainbow: AND WHAT'S THIS? HE'S LANDING ON HIS PITS? THIS IS SO (Popeye toot) HISTORIC!!

(Spike faints)

Spike: This is badly history!! The Piston Cup will nowadays change alongside other racing series.

(Kraig Team Radio)

Kraig: Hello? Where am I?

Klint: Hey dad, are you okay?

Kraig: Yes, son.

The King: It's ok, Kraig.

Roger: Yeah, it's ok.

Kraig and Klint's Crew Chiefs: Sure.

Luke, and the Shiftright pitties: Yes.

### Racers About Kraig Shiftright's Crash and Himself

Andrew: Speechless.

Cole: I don't know.

Bill Brady: Career ending.

Don: I hate John now.

Slide: I told you that guy was suspicious THIS PROVES IT!

(Later Slide had a massive argument with Garnet and the Piston Cup officials)

Klint(Cries): Please be ok dad, you cannot die!
1982 Brickyard 400

The 1982 Brickyard 400 is known for William Highbanks winning and a big one on lap 107. Part timer Greg Locke flew in the air! He missed one race but didn't get replaced. His backup, an unnamed backup, would debut in 1984.

William Highbanks won with Slide Powers 2nd and Alloy Wilson 3rd.

All of the part timers including rookie Greg Candyman attended. This was Brush Curber's first Brickyard 400 because he served as Charles Johnson's backup after Charles accidentally tripped down the stairs and was badly injured. Don Alternators, Dale Sr and Johnathan Melter weren't able to compete After they crashed in practice. The're backups never turned up. They both missed this race. They returned for the Easy Idle 400 at Nightdona.

The crash began with Eugene Carbureski going into Misti Motorkrass. Haul Inngas spun and The King hit Inngas. Thomas Tanrev and Magnet Face Sammy Smelter crash and Greg Locke goes airborne! Multiple cars including Misti's crush Claude Scruggs and Tom Landis were involved.

## Transcript

### Crash

Pinkie: Oh no trouble turn 2! 9th place part timer Eugene Carbureski gets into 10th place Misti Motorkrass! Part time racer Haul Inngas involved! **THE KING HITS INNGAS AND IS INVOLVED! NOOO!**

Spike: JAMES CLEANAIR IN FIFTEENTH SOMEHOW DODGED THE WHOLE WRECK!

Pinkie: As more racers involved. Part timer Tanrev and Sammy Smelter involved! Bernie Simpson goes into Greg Locke, a part time racer in his first year ever! OH MY GOD LOCKE GOES IN THE AIR! MULTIPLE MORE INVOLVED INCLUDING MISTI'S CRUSH CLAUDE SCRUGGS! TOM LANDIS IS INVOLVED!!!

Sammy: AAAAH!

Larry: OW OW OW OW!

Greg Locke: YOUCH!

Bernie Simpson: AAAAAAAH!!!!!!

David Miller (born 1956): Are you okay, Bernie?

Bernie: Yes chief! (hit by Locke) OUCH!

Claude and Misti: AAAH!!!

Sammy: OW OW! WHAT HAP- (hit by Tanrev) OWWW!

Thomas: AAAAAHHH!!!

## Results

1. William Highbanks - 200 laps

2. Slide Powers - 200 laps

3. Alloy Wilson - 200 laps

4. Cole Speedland - 200 laps

5. Kraig Shiftright - 200 laps

6. Herbert Brown - 200 laps

7. Mike Seasons - 200 laps

8. Don Chapcar - 200 laps

9. Andrew Axler - 200 laps

10. Crusty Rotor - 200 laps

11. David Palmer - 200 laps

12. Bill Shields - 200 laps

13. Mike Yankee - 200 laps

14. Brad Gonzalez - 200 laps

15. Harold Axel - 200 laps

16. Ron Pitcar - 200 laps

17. Klint Shiftright - 200 laps

18. Bill Brady - 180 laps(crash)

19. Eugene Carbureski - 106 laps(crash)

20. Claude Scruggs - 106 laps(crash)

21. Sammy Smelter - 106 laps(crash)

22. Greg Candyman - 106 laps(crash)

23. Ernie Gearson - 106 laps(crash)

24. Misti Motorkrass - 106 laps(crash)

25. The King - 106 laps(crash)

26. Billy Ford - 106 laps(crash)

26. Greg Locke - 106 laps(crash, flew in air)

27. Bernie Simpson - 106 laps(crash)

28. Haul Inngas - 106 laps(crash)

29. Brush Curber - 106 laps(crash)

30. Thomas Tanrev - 106 laps(crash)

31. Bill Brady - 106 laps(crash)

32. James Robson - 106 laps(crash)

33. Tom Landis - 106 laps(crash)

34. Ronald Oaks - 106 laps(crash)

35. Larry Smith - 106 laps(crash)

36. Chick Hicks - 35 laps(failed attempt of trying to hit Cole Speedland, crashed due to Cole dodged him and he hit the wall)
1971 Alabama 500

The **1971 Alabama 500** was the 10th race of the 1971 Piston Cup Season. It is known for John Retoline causing a huge 24 car crash (out of which, 22 had to retire). The Flying King photo was taken this race when Strip Weathers bounced off Benny Pitstops to dodge the whole wreck. Only 18 racers finished. Everyone else had retired. Dick Miller missed one race for flipping three times before his engine caught fire and was replaced by Maurice Fillups.

## Transcript

### Big One!/The King can FLY?!?!

TBA: BIG CRASH! SEVERAL RACERS CRASHING OVER AND OVER! STRIP WEATHERS DODGING! HE JUMPS ON MARTIN POWER!

TBA: I HAVE NEVER, EVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THAT SINCE I WAS BORN!

## Results

1. Strip Weathers - 500 laps and points
2. Alloy Wilson - 500 laps and points
3. Kraig Shiftright - 500 laps and points
4. Michael Smith - 500 laps and points
5. Bill Shields - 500 laps and points
6. Bobby Carsac - 500 laps and points
7. John Retoline - 500 laps and points
8. Ron Pitcar - 500 laps and points
9. Cole Speedland - 500 laps and points
10. Ronald Oaks - 500 laps and points
11. Joseph Anthony Foyt - 500 laps and points
12. Rev Pitcar - 500 laps and points
13. Brad Gonzalez - 500 laps and points
14. Charles Johnson - 500 laps and points
15. Pete Hamilton - 500 laps and points
16. Jude Rider - 500 laps and points
17. Bertie Fast - 500 laps and points
18. David Palmer - 500 laps
19. Benny Pitstops - 142 laps and points (crash, Strip Weathers bounces off him)
20. Robert Henderson - 142 laps and points (crash)
21. Johnathan Melter - 142 laps and points (crash)
22. Warren Thompson - 142 laps and points (crash)
23. Mario Andretti - 141 laps and points (crash)
24. Dick Miller - 141 laps and points (crash)
25. Frank Marintire - 141 laps and points (crash)
26. Donald Smith - 141 laps and points (crash)
27. James Carlidge - 141 laps and points (crash)
28. Bill Brady - 141 laps and points (crash)
29. Slide Powers - 141 laps and points (crash)
30. Roger Stewart - 141 laps and points (crash)
31. Nathan Allison - 141 laps and points (crash)
32. R.A Rubberton - 141 laps and points (crash)
33. Johnathan Melter - 141 laps and points (crash)
34. Cole Speedland - 141 laps and points (crash)
35. Ryan Roadages - 141 laps and points (crash)
36. Thomas Tireson - 141 laps and points (crash)
37. Andrew Axler - 141 laps and points (crash)
38. Norman Green - 141 laps and points (crash)
39. Tony Steeringson Jr. - 141 laps and points (crash)
40. Carl Smith - 141 laps and points (crash)

## Trivia

1. Lightning Mcqueen did the same flying trick Claude Scruggs (even though he ended up on top of Todd Marcus, Martin just flipped over and landed on his roof) in the 2005 Dinoco 400.
1988 Boston 350

This race is historic for Rusty Cornfuel winning as a PART-TIME RACER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The King is 2nd, Thomas Tanrev is 3rd, Chicks Hicks is 4th, and James Robson is 5th. Kraig Shiftright in 6th. Klint Shiftright DNF after puncturing a tire while Sammy Smelter DNF after crashing into James Cleanair.

## Transcript

### Rusty Wins

Ned: A PART-TIME RACER WINS!!!!! THIS IS UNSEEN!!!!!!!

Ken: LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, **RUUUSTTTYYY COOOORRNFUELLLL!!!!!!! IT'S RUSTY CORNFUEL FOR THE MIRACULOUS WIN OF THE WORLD!!!!!!!!!!**

Ned: THIS RACE WILL BE UNFORGETTABLE!!!!!!!!

Ken: INDEED!!!!!

Rusty (earrapes): ***YESSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!** **WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OH MY GOD!!!!!! OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!! BEST DAY OF MY LIFE SO FAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I WON AS A PART-TIME RACER YESSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU GUYS YOU ARE THE BEST!! WO HO HOOOOO YESSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!***

Tow Cap Crew Chief: AWESOME JOB DUDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU DID IT RUSTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1984 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season

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## 1984 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season

Bel White, now the 1979 and 1984 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 **1984 Piston Cup Cyber Car Season** was the 35th season of the Piston Cup Cyber Car Series.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**

1. Fit's Right 2 - Gabriel Swift
2. Tow Cap 4 - Vince Axler
3. **Hooters 7 - Jason Miller**
4. **Q's 11 - Arwell Gearbox**
5. John Sochi Racing 17 - John Sochi
6. Gatorade 19 - Mike Henson
7. Miller High Life 22 - Simon Johnson
8. Nitroade 28 - Phil Pitstops
9. Landon Mitchell Racing 29 - Landon Mitchell
10. Pennzoil 32 - Toyota Mitchell
11. Shifty Drug 35 - Brian Wheelhouse
12. Tank Coat 36 - Eugene Carbureski
13. Vaioade 37 - Kurt Hill
14. Sleep Well 46 - Lincoln Archer
15. Brake Dock 50 - Chuck Watts
16. Leak Less 52 - Ruby Summers **(1-4)**
17. Vitoline 61 - James Cleanair
18. Comedy Midnight Of Joy 62 - Toby Windwell
19. Aniseed Auto Parts 65 - Pete Gearford
20. **43 Drive Away 69 - Rocky Quint**
21. Gasprin 70 - Jonathan Yankee
22. Rev-N-Go 73 - Jerry McBrakes
23. Tanner's 77 - Big Jumpy
24. Retread 79 - Bel White
25. Gask Its 80 - Julius Perez
26. Re-Volting 84 - Kevin Harley
27. Bumper Save 90 - Guy Robertson
28. Clutch Aid 121 - Arthur Marcus Jr.
29. **Sochi Works 194 - Willy Button**
30. 2DA 219 - Katie Autocar
31. Richmond Motorsports 773 - Ben Ashler

## Gallery

Gabriel SwiftVince AxlerJason MillerArwell GearboxJohn SochiMike HensonSimon Johnson.pngSimon JohnsonPhil PitstopsLandon MitchellToyota MitchellBrian WheelhouseKurt HillLincoln ArcherChuck WattsRuby Summers.pngRuby SummersJames CleanairToby 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
## Trivia

* Final season for Ruby Summers (who died during the Lightyear 250) and James Cleanair.

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1986 The King 400

The 1986 The King 400 is the 17th race of 36 in the 1986 Piston Cup Season. It's won by Tom Landis and is one of the races for part-time racers Kevin Racingtire, Brush Curber, Haul Inngas, Rusty Cornfuel, Billy Oilchanger, Crusty Rotor, and Ryan Shields. It's best known for the big crash caused by Chick Hicks, where Hicks hits Crusty Rotor and causes him to go in the air hitting Taylor Bendy, causing him to spin and hit Andrew Axler, causing racers to crash, including most popular driver Alloy Wilson and The King.
1958 BnL 500

The 1958 BnL 500 is best known for an accident that took out Bob Carbureski and River Scott.

## Television Biography

Network: Syndicated

Announcers: Pinkie Pie and Spike

## Transcript

### River and Bob Crash

#### Untelevised

Narrator: THERE IS TROUBLE! BOB CARBURESKI AND RIVER SCOTT CRASH INTO EACH OTHER!

#### Televised

Pinkie: TROUBLE TURN 2!

Spike: BOB AND RIVER COLIDE! I REPEAT, I REPEAT, I REPEAT!! BOB AND RIVER (Popeye toot) COLIDE! THIS IS HISTORIC!
1982 The King 400

The 1982 The King 400 is known for Misti Motorkrass winning with The King 2nd and Herbert Brown 3rd. Chick Hicks finished 6th because Cole Speedland is 4th and Klint Shiftright is 5th.
William Highbanks, Johnathan Melter and Tom Landis collided at the start of the race while none missed races. Kraig Shiftright punctured a tire on lap 165. Sammy Smelter would have a DNF out of several of them on lap 73 due to crashing.
Another crash on lap 148 took out James Robson, Bill Shields and Greg Locke.

## Transcript

### Victory Lane

Misti and Bill Brady: WE GOT THE BEST WIN EVER!!

Mood Springs Crew Chief: Ha ha, gotcha!

Derek Pitland: Well done Misti. Thats your first win!

Rev N Go Crew Chief: Yeah Misti that was a great race and a great win!

Chick: WILL the stupid mother (Popeye toot) idiots get out?

Chick's Chief: Don't know?

The King: Woah, good job, Misti.

Misti: Thanks, bro!

The King: Your welcome.

Lynda: Amazing job Misti!

Barbara Scruggs: I agree with Lynda Weathers!

Patricia Clutchburn: Same!

Harold Axel: You did amazing honey!

(In the Racer's Hangout Area)

Claude (Whispering to others): I don't even finish in the top 20 and she WINS!

Don Chapcar (Whispering to Claude): Jeez is it really that bad? I think she did great! Hey, you finished unlike William Highbanks, Johnathan Melter and Tom Landis who collided at the start of the race and Kraig Shiftright who punctured a tire on lap 165. Also, Sammy Smelter crashing on lap 73.

Ernie (Whispering to Claude): Just asking are you jealous of her or have a crush on her? Don't lie. I have seen you act strangely around her

Claude: Oh? No, no, no its just that we debuted at the same year except I began part-time a year earlier than Misti so we observe each other and what we are doing.

Ernie: Hmm ok.

Don: Great.

Alloy: This is quite possibly my favorite moment here at Chicagoland Victory Lane.

Ron: Remember the first time you had a crush on her a year ago at Nightdona?

Ernie: I saw that.

Alloy: Me too.

Don Chapcar: Me three.

Andrew: I saw it too.

Bernie: Yeah, I also saw that one.

Herbert: And me, don't forget!

Ernie: Yeah you too Herb!

Claude: Uh I was uh thinking of another girl! Yeah!

Herbert: Claude just admit it already. You like her.

Almost every racer: You like her! You like her! You like her! You like her!

Claude: OK OK! FINE FINE! I like her and have a secret relationship with her. I only act like that to her in the public so they think I am the faster and stronger racer. But I swear to god you better not tell anyone not even your pit crews. If Barbara and Harold find out then we are (Dolphin Censor) up.

Herbert: So the rumors are true!

Claude: I guess. I swear to god though DO NOT TELL A SOUL UNLESS YOU WANT TO BE CRUSHED! **DO NOT! TELL! A! FREAKING! SOUL! AT! (You Kid)! *ALL!***
1973 Junior Piston Cup Pro Season

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## Championship

### Champion

Calvin Braker

The **1973 Junior Piston Cup Pro Season** was the 2nd season of the Junior Piston Cup Pro Series.

## Racers

1. Cyber Car 04 - Thruster LaTeTo
2. Tow Cap 4 - Trevor Bumper
3. Train Oil 16 - Calvin Braker
4. Frostar Air Filters 30 - Jack Dayson
5. Mood Springs 33 - Benson Brady
6. Easy Idle 39 - Chip Roadcar
7. Colstar 62 - Toby Windwell
8. Sidewall Shine 74 - Jordan Powers
9. Bumper Save 90 - James Robson
10. Sputter Stop 92 - Stuart Clutchburn

## Gallery

Thruster LaTeToTrevor BumperCalvin BrakerJack DaysonBenson BradyChip RoadcarToby WindwellJordan PowersJames RobsonStuart Clutchburn

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1971 Florida 500

The **1971 Florida 500** was the 2nd race of the 1971 Piston Cup Season. It's nicknamed "Strip's Home Run". It's won by The King with Mario Andretti is 2nd, Kraig Shiftright 3rd, and ROOKIE Cole Speedland 4th. This is known for King passing several cars.

## Television Biography

Network: CBS

Announcers: TBA and TBA

## Transcript

### Big Pass!

TBA: Mario Andretti leading! He led the whole race so far with Kraig Shiftright in 2nd and Cole Speedland in the 3rd spot. WAIT **WHAT THE HECK?! STRIP FRIGGIN WEATHERS OUT OF NO WHERE!**

TBA: WEATHERS HAD GONE FROM 24TH TO FIRST PLACE! CARS FROM ALL OVER THE SPEEDWAY ARE WATCHING!

TBA: LAP 34 OF FLORIDA, STRIP WEATHERS TAKES THE LEAD FROM NOWHERE!

TBA: HE NEEDED A MIRACLE STRIP WEATHERS DID! HE HAS DONE WHAT NO ONE ELSE HAS DONE BEFORE!
1983 Piston Cup Dinoco Light Sportsman Season

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## 1983 Piston Cup Dinoco Light Sportsman Season

Kevin Harley, now the 1982 and 1983 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 **1983 Piston Cup Dinoco Light Sportsman Season** was the 34th season of the Piston Cup Dinoco Light Sportsman Series.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**

1. Fit's Right 2 - Gabriel Swift
2. Tow Cap 4 - Vince Axler
3. John Sochi Racing 17 - John Sochi
4. Gatorade 19 - Mike Henson
5. Miller High Life 22 - Simon Johnson
6. **BnL 23 - Dan Sheldon**
7. Nitroade 28 - Phil Pitstops
8. Landon Mitchell Racing 29 - Landon Mitchell
9. Pennzoil 32 - Toyota Mitchell
10. Shifty Drug 35 - Brian Wheelhouse
11. **Vaioade 37 - Kurt Hill**
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 - Jonathan Yankee**
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 SwiftVince AxlerJohn SochiMike HensonSimon Johnson.pngSimon JohnsonDan SheldonPhil PitstopsLandon MitchellToyota MitchellBrian WheelhouseKurt HillLincoln ArcherChuck WattsRuby Summers.pngRuby SummersJames CleanairToby WindwellPete GearfordJonathan Yankee.pngJonathan YankeeJerry McBrakesBig JumpyBel WhiteJulius Perez.pngJulius PerezKevin HarleyGuy Robertson.pngGuy RobertsonArthur Marcus Jr.Katie AutocarBen Ashler (Richmond Motorsports).pngBen Ashler

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1986 Michigan 400

This race is won by James Cleanair with Thomas Tanrev 2nd and Klint Shiftright 3rd. Kraig Shiftright sadly DNF while crashing on lap 79 into Dale Earnhardt Sr, Sammy Smelter and Misti Motorkrass. Part timers Rusty Cornfuel, Billy Oilchanger and Brush Curber raced while Haul Inngas, Ryan Shields and Kevin Racingtire did not (because they are part-time).

## Transcript

### James' First Win

Spike: LOOK AT THIS!!! JAMES CLEANAIR WINS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pinkie: IT'S JAMES CLEANAIR FOR THE WIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

James: YES!!! YAYAYAYA I WON (Seal Bark) YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Vitoline Crew Chief: Well done James!

Vitoline Pitty: AWESOME!!!!!!!!!

James: I KNOW!!!!!!!! MY FIRST WIN EVER!!!!!!!! NOW THAT IS COOL!!!!!!!!

Pinkie: SEAL BARKS!!!! BARK BARK BARK BARK BARK BARK!!!!!!! BARK FOR JAMES!!!!!

## Results

1. James Cleanair - 200 laps
2. Thomas Tanrev - 200 laps
3. Klint Shiftright - 200 laps
4. Don Alternators - 200 laps
5. Alloy Wilson - 200 laps
6. Harold Axel - 200 laps
7. Don Chapcar - 200 laps
8. Murray Clutchburn - 200 laps
9. Brad Gonzalez - 200 laps
10. The King - 200 laps
11. Mike Seasons - 200 laps
12. Billy Oilchanger - 200 laps
13. Chick Hicks - 200 laps
14. Ernie Gearson - 200 laps
15. Claude Scruggs - 200 laps
16. Johnathan Melter - 200 laps
17. Andrew Axler - 200 laps
18. Taylor Bendy - 200 laps
19. Eugene Carbureski - 200 laps
20. Ronald Oaks - 200 laps
21. Billy Ford - 200 laps
22. Greg Candyman - 200 laps
23. Rusty Cornfuel - 200 laps
24. Alex Quint - 200 laps
25. Greg Locke - 200 laps
26. James Robson - 199 laps
27. Ron Pitcar - 199 laps
28. Cole Speedland - 199 laps
29. Crusty Rotor - 199 laps
30. Larry Smith - 191 laps(engine)
31. Slide Powers - 160 laps(crash into Brush Curber)
32. Brush Curber - 160 laps(crash into Slide Powers)
33. Kraig Shiftright - 79 laps(crash)
34. Dale Earnhardt Sr - 79 laps(crash)
35. Sammy Smelter - 79 laps(crash)
36. Misti Motorkrass - 78 laps(crash)
37. Mike Yankee - 33 laps(engine)
1974 BnL 500

The **1974 BnL 500** was the 25th race of the 1974 Piston Cup Season. It is known for a gigantic crash on the final lap caused by John Retoline. The crash ended the careers of Joe Allen Foyt, Frank Marintire, Rev Pitcar and Robert Henderson. Cole Speedland won the race but did not celebrate his victory.

This was Martin Power and Donald "Donnie" Smith's final BnL 500.

## Television Biography

Network: TBA

Announcers: TBA and TBA

Pit Announcers: TBA

## Transcript

### The Huge One

John: HEY FOYT! TAKE THIS! (slams Foyt)

TBA: TROUBLE! A HUGE CRASH TAKING OUT FOYT, PITCAR, HENDERSON, MARINTIRE AMONG OTHERS!

TBA: THE WORST CRASH IN MY LIFE!

TBA: SPEEDLAND FOR THE WIN! We should be worrying about Foyt, Pitcar, Henderson and Marintire.

(Replay)

tBA: This replay shows John Retoline slam Joe Allen Foyt. Then Foyt takes out Rev Pitcar, Pitcar takes out Frank Marintire and Marintire takes out Robert Henderson and rookie James Robson. Here comes Bill Raleigh Shields and he SLAMS Norman Green! Green then takes out Melter, Melter bumps Dale Earnhardt and so on. James Carlidge is then hit by Green and the others spin.

(Live)

TBA: Cole Speedland is the winner. Second place The King, third Don Chapcar, fourth Alloy Wilson and so on. Here are your results on your screen. (results are seen on the screen)

Cole: This is not the time to celebrate my victory! we got racers we need to worry about! forget my victory! Let’s go help the others.

## Results

1. Cole Speedland
2. The King
3. Don Chapcar
4. Alloy Wilson
5. Slide Powers

REST IS TBA.
1963 Virginia 400

The **1963 Virginia 400** was the first race of the 1963 Piston Cup Season. Kurt Shiftright won the race.

## Results

1. Kurt Shiftright - 400 laps and points
2. John Gearings - 400 laps and points
3. Bobby Carsac - 400 laps and points
4. Morris Axler - 400 laps and points
5. Lee Cunningham - 400 laps and points
6. Ronald Oaks - 400 laps and points
7. Martin Power - 400 laps and points
8. Alan McDonald Jr. - 400 laps and points
9. Floyd Lowtire - 400 laps and points
10. Slide Powers - 400 laps and points
11. Donald Smith - 400 laps and points
12. Maurice Weathers - 400 laps and points
13. Joseph Anthony Foyt - 400 laps and points
14. Kelly Pistoncar - 400 laps and points
15. Bruce Carlinton - 399 laps and points
16. Jennifer Strike - 399 laps and points
17. Mitch Gears - 399 laps and points
18. Joe Axel - 399 laps and points
19. Gordon Tireson - 398 laps and points
20. John Rigley - 397 laps and points
21. Dave Topspin - 396 laps and points
22. Edgar Cruiser - 394 laps and points
23. Rusty Dipstick - 393 laps and points
24. Jimmy Topfuel - 367 laps and points
25. James Finland - 211 laps and points (engine)
26. Ricardo Albany - 134 laps and points (crash)
27. Johnathan Igor - 134 laps and points (crash)

## Standings after the race

1. Kurt Shiftright - 400 points
2. John Gearings - 400 points
3. Bobby Carsac - 400 points
4. Morris Axler - 400 points
5. Lee Cunningham - 400 points
6. Ronald Oaks - 400 points
7. Martin Power - 400 points
8. Alan McDonald Jr. - 400 points
9. Floyd Lowtire - 400 points
10. Slide Powers - 400 points
11. Donald Smith - 400 points
12. Maurice Weathers - 400 points
13. Joseph Anthony Foyt - 400 points
14. Kelly Pistoncar - 400 points
15. Bruce Carlinton - 399 points
16. Jennifer Strike - 399 points
17. Mitch Gears - 399 points
18. Joe Axel - 399 points
19. Gordon Tireson - 398 points
20. John Rigley - 397 points
21. Dave Topspin - 396 points
22. Edgar Cruiser - 394 points
23. Rusty Dipstick - 393 points
24. Jimmy Topfuel - 367 points
25. James Finland - 211 points
26. Ricardo Albany - 134 points
27. Johnathan Igor - 134 points
1967 Los Angeles 200

The 1967 Los Angeles 200 is the deadliest and most historic CARCA race in history. The race was won by Australian Finn Wisconsin with David Carson 2nd and Cale Yarborough 3rd. This was CARCA's worst day, because not only one racer died in a fatal crash, but TWO died. Bill's crash happens on lap 125 while was in seventh when he lost control and smashed into the inside wall before flipping beyond it. He is killed instantly because he lost many parts and he got split in two (the main body and a big piece from his right front side including the tire). Unfortunately, he landed near his own pit where his wife Martha was and she saw her husband's dead body.  Dave's crash happened on lap 134, when died instantly after he hit the wall on turn three and flipping 24 times and then caught on fire while landing on his roof.

## Television Biography

Network: CBS

Announcers: Brent Mustangburger and David Hobbscap

## Transcript

### Bill Revelic's Fatal Crash

Brent: OH WE HAVE HUGE TROUBLE A CAR HARD INTO THE INSIDE WALL!!!!

David: OH MY GOD! IT LOOKS LIKE HE IS IN TWO PIECES!!!! THAT'S A DEATH!!!

(instant replay)

Brent: Looks like #98 Bill Revelic! He just loses control and hits the inside wall really hard! He then just breaks into two while flipping and he lands near his own pit! His wife Martha witnesses the full thing!

Martha: BILL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (faints and almost dies seeing her husband dead)

David: A TERRIBLE CRASH!!!! UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!

Brent: Tragedy at Los Angeles today!

David: That is just brutal! A big piece from his right front side came off with a lot of important parts in it. That's a death!

Doctor: Yeah that guy is a 100 percent dead! When he hit the wall he was probably killed instantly. No point saving him and damaging his body further.

(Brent and David begin to cry)

### Racers React to the fatal crashes

TBA by Ruby or Win95 (Lapis Lazuli from Steven Universe will interview David Carson, Finn Wisconsin, Cale Yarborough, Buddy Braker, Frederick Gearman, and Charlie Glotzcar)
1986 Richmond 400

The 1986 Richmond 400 is the 35th race of 36 in the 1986 Piston Cup. It's won by The King. It's also one of the races for part-time racers Kevin Racingtire, Crusty Rotor, Ryan Shields, Haul Inngas, Rusty Cornfuel, Billy Oilchanger, and Brush Curber. It's best known for the accident where Thomas Tanrev got into the DINOCO pits by accident and Luke Pettlework (one of The King's pitties) makes a pit stop and suddenly he pushes Tanrev causing him to flip and crash into Ryan Shields, causing Shields to spin and hit the wall hard and flipping over landing on wheels. Other cars crahsed into Shields and most spun while trying to avoid him.
1959 Piston Cup Season

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## 1959 Piston Cup Season

Jack Ford, now the 1950 and 1959 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 **1959 Piston Cup season** was the 11th season of the Piston Cup Racing Series.

## Racers

* **(R)** - Rookie

1. Pepsi 01 - Jay Roper
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. Japanese Noodles 16 - Ya Chun Fei
8. Southern Gold Gasoline 17 - Jet Robinson
9. Catmul Oil 23 - Jennifer Strike **(R)**
10. Nitroade and Gasprin 28 - Morris Axler
11. Gasprin 31 - Rusty Manifold
12. Tank Coat 36 - Bruce Carlinton
13. Dinoco 42 - Lee Weathers
14. 2DA and Sophie Savage's Soaps 47 - Ronald Williams
15. Easy Idle 51 - Perry Douglas
16. Leak Less 52 - Robert Johnson **(1-2)** Henry Wilson **(R) (3-36)**
17. Fiber Fuel 56 - Mitch Gears
18. Corrosion Seal 57 - Bobby Carsac
19. Octane Gain 58 - Johnathan Igor
20. Vitoline 61 - John Rigley
21. RPM 62 - Jack Ford
22. Conerod Auto & Car Club, Bricky's Drive-In and Deal's Tire & Automotive 64 - Dewey Conerod
23. N20 Cola 68 - Dave Topspin
24. Gasprin 70 - George Davidson
25. Rev-N-Go 73 - Kelly Pistoncar
26. Sidewall Shine 74 - Slide Powers
27. Shiny Wax 82 - Wayne Pistons **(R)**
28. Frostar Air Filters and Grandol Oil Co. 90 - Rusty Dipstick
29. Sputter Stop and Genuine Never Tire 91 - Randy Lawson
30. Spare Mint 93 - Maxwell Turner
31. 94 - Louise Nash
32. Clutch Aid and Cozsen 121 - Kurt Shiftright
33. Re-Volting and Faraday Valley Dealers 300 - Leroy Heming
34. Mood Springs 333 - Lee Cunningham

## Gallery

Jay RoperBuff PoseyRicardo AlbanyBob CarbureskiLevi MitchanJunior MoonYa Chun FeiJet RobinsonJennifer StrikeMorris AxlerRusty ManifoldBruce CarlintonLee WeathersRonald WilliamsPerry DouglasRobert JohnsonMitch GearsBobby CarsacJohnathan IgorJohn RigleyJack FordDewey ConerodDave TopspinGeorge DavidsonKelly PistoncarSlide PowersWayne PistonsRusty DipstickRandy LawsonMaxwell TurnerLouise NashKurt ShiftrightLeroy HemingLee Cunningham
## Trivia

* Final season for Jay Roper, Ya Chun Fei, Rusty Manifold, Robert Wilson who crashed during the Florida 500 and would later die from brain injuries from it in 1991 and Leroy Heming.

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