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1996 Indianapolis 500

The **1996 Indianapolis 500** was held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Speedway, Indiana on Sunday, May 26, 1996. This was the first Indy 500 contested by the Indy Racing League, under the overall sanctioning umbrella of USAC. It was the third and final race of the 1996 IRL season. Buddy Lazier won the race, his first career victory in top-level Indy car competition. Lazier's victory came just over two months after he suffered a broken back in a crash at Phoenix.

The race was surrounded by months of controversy. Most of the top teams and drivers in Indy car racing chose to boycott the race, protesting a perceived lockout of CART teams by the IRL. Rival teams effectively staged a "walkout" and instead scheduled a competing race the same day, the U.S. 500 at Michigan. Participants in the 1996 Indy 500 included several familiar Indy car teams and owners such as A.J. Foyt, Dick Simon, Hemelgarn, and Menard. But top teams from CART including Penske, Ganassi, Newman/Haas, Rahal, and many others, were all at Michigan. There were also many new teams, some of which moved up from Indy Lights, AIS, or sports cars. Many of the drivers were inexperienced rookies from an obscure range of backgrounds, giving the impression of a field of replacement drivers. There was only one former Indy 500 winner in the field (Arie Luyendyk), but three former pole position winners entered. In addition, there were no former National Champions in the field for the first time since 1928.
1958 Indianapolis 500

The **42nd International 500-Mile Sweepstakes** was held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Friday, May 30, 1958. The event was part of the 1958 USAC National Championship Trail, and was also race 4 of 11 in the 1958 World Championship of Drivers.

The race is best known for a massive first-lap, 15-car pileup that resulted in the death of fan-favorite driver Pat O'Connor.

Jimmy Bryan was the race winner. This marked the first time that one car would carry two drivers to separate wins at the race, in back-to-back years, with Sam Hanks winning the previous year's race in the same car.

The race featured young rookie A. J. Foyt's debut at Indy. On lap 148, he spun in an oil slick, blew out the tires, and dropped out of the race.

Juan Manuel Fangio arrived at Indy under much fanfare as he attempted to qualify for the Indy 500 and score points towards the World Championship. He practiced early in the month, but withdrew when he could not get up to speed.
1968 USAC Championship Car season

The **1968 USAC Championship Car season** consisted of 28 races, beginning in Hanford, California on March 17 and concluding in Riverside, California on December 7. The USAC National Champion and Indianapolis 500 winner was Bobby Unser. Mike Spence died in an accident while practicing for the 1968 Indianapolis 500. Ronnie Duman died of burns suffered during the Rex Mays Classic.
2003 Bnl 500

The **2003 BNL 500** Is A Race Held At Bnl Raceway Its Considerable One Of The Worst Races In Piston Cup History

## Transcript

### Before Race

* Jeff Hammer: GIRL YOU GONNA HAVE A HAD CRASH IN THE BUYNLARGE 500!!

### Ruby’s Crash

* Joe: RUBY IS ON THE INSIDE SHE IS GONNA MAKE IT
* Darrell: I Think Ruby Will Be Getting Her 10th Win
* Chick : SO LONG PUKEY \*turns ruby\*
* Bob : THATS RUBY
* Mavis Axler: NOOOO
* Darrell: That’s Alot Of Cars
* Bob : Goodness Creepers
* Darrel : Jake Nightcar Won This Race
* Robotnik Chicks: OHH NOO RUBY NIGHTCAR ARE YOU OK?
* Rubys Crew Cheif : You Ok? You Ok?
* Jeff Hammer: Wow She’s Still Alive I THOUGH SHE WAS DEAD!!

### Rodney Argues With Chick

* Rodney Nightcar : HOW DARE YOU WRECK MY DAUGHTER AND MADE HER END UP IN HOSPITAL FOR 2 YEARS
* Chick : NOBODY LIKED HER ANYWAYS
* Rodney : SHE WAS ABOUT TO GET HER TENTH WIN AND YOU BOMBED IT
* RODNEY : BOMBED IT FOR NOTHING
* Chick: WHAT!
* RODNEY : BOOOMMMEEEEDDD IIIIIIITTTT FFOOOORRRR NOOOOTTTHING
* Chick : So
* Rodney : GET OUT RACE OFFICALS SUSPENDED YOU FOR 5 Races
* Chick : (bawls) WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

## Racers Reaction On Ruby’s Crash

* Sky Lewis : THIS IS SO BAD WHAT A BLIND JERK CHICK IS
* Spencer : Oh Come On Chick Really
* Hailey Parker : Even More Worse Then Abbey Sr's Bad Crash
* Eugene Wipeout: OHH DEAR!!
* More TBA
1980 USAC Championship Car season

The **1980 USAC Championship Car season** consisted of five races, beginning in Ontario, California on April 13 and concluding in Lexington, Ohio on July 13. The USAC National Champion and Indianapolis 500 winner was Johnny Rutherford.

CART and USAC united in 1980 under the banner of the Championship Racing League (CRL). The first five races of the season were run under CRL banner and sanction by USAC. The union dissolved after the Mid-Ohio race and USAC ended their season.
1965 USAC Championship Car season

The **1965 USAC Championship Car season** consisted of 18 races, beginning in Avondale, Arizona on March 28 and concluding at the same location on November 21. This season was notable for the Hoosier Grand Prix, the first ever road course race for this series. The USAC National Champion was Mario Andretti and the Indianapolis 500 winner was Jim Clark.
1977 USAC Championship Car season

The **1977 USAC Championship Car season** consisted of 14 races, beginning in Ontario, California on March 6 and concluding in Avondale, Arizona on October 29. The USAC National Champion was Tom Sneva and the Indianapolis 500 winner was A. J. Foyt. The schedule included a road course for the first time since 1970.
1989 Shamrock Lands 150

This Race Saw Robert Gasup beating up Johnny Blamer and Johnny cries and later on John Blamer confronts him and shouted at Robert but Robert nearly killed him. Later on Robert got scolded by Katie Clutchen, Jake Reverick, Jack Blamer and Sky Lewis who just so happens to make his Juniors Start here.

## Transcript

### Johnny Gets Beaten Up

* Robert Gasup : SCREW YOU CRASHIE BLAMER \*Beats Up Johnny\*
* TBA BY ANYBODY
1980 Nightdona 500

The 1980 Nightdona 500 is a Piston Cup race held at Nightdona International Speedway, and was a race for part-time racers Billy Ford, Thomas Tanrev and Sliver Storm. A big crash involving many racers that even involves Mike Yankee, Frank Marintire and The King! The most damage in the accident was James Robson flipping 11 times in the grandstands and landing on wheels. Buzz Mixon crashed into Hiro Gearson in the crash. Rains actually happened at around lap 182 delaying the race for 25 minutes. The wet track caused the big one on lap 183.

Don Chapcar won with Dale Earnhardt Sr 2nd and Bill Shields 3rd.
1979 Race of Champions

The **1979 Race of Champions** was a non-championship Formula One race, held on the 15th of April at Brands Hatch. The race, which consisted of entrants from both the Formula One World Championship and British F1 Series, was won by Gilles Villeneuve for Ferrari, having fought back from an early mistake to pass Mario Andretti in the closing stages.

The The 1979 edition of the Race of Champions was also expected to be the last (to compete under F1 regulations at least), with the race not scheduled in 1980. Yet, the Race of Champions did appear on the calendar once more, this time in 1983. Keke Rosberg claimed what became the last Race of Champions and non-championship F1 victory.

## Background

With the field returning to Europe a week after the 1979 United States Grand Prix West, many teams were not able to attend the Race of Champions at the Kent circuit, with both cars and personnel still in transit. As such, only seven cars were entered from the World Championship, although the entry list did include championship leader Gilles Villeneuve (fresh from his victory in the States). His Ferrari was joined by two brand new Brabham BT48s (for Niki Lauda and Nelson Piquet) and a Lotus 80 for Mario Andretti (although he would only try the new Team Lotus creation in qualifying).

With Elio de Angelis (Shadow), Jochen Mass (Arrows) and John Watson (McLaren) the only other entrants, the organisers were forced to allow the British Formula One Series cars (which were originally to compete in a support role for the race) into the Race of Champions. This gave the British F1 Series an opportunity to advertise itself (as well as it's talent) on a bigger stage, with several past and future F1 names, such as Rupert Keegan and even motorcycle legend Giacomo Agostini, allowed to compete against some of the best names in the business.

### Entry List

The full entry list for the 1979 Race of Champions is outlined below:
1963 Indianapolis 500

The **1963 Indianapolis 500** was held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Speedway, Indiana on Thursday, May 30, 1963.

Rufus Parnell Jones, also known as "Parnelli," took his only Indy 500 win. This win was controversial because his car (nicknamed "Calhoun") spewing oil from a cracked overflow tank for many laps, which allegedly caused at least one driver to spin and crash. USAC officials put off black-flagging Jones after car owner J. C. Agajanian ran down pit lane and convinced them that the oil leak was below the level of a known crack and would not leak any further. Lotus owner Colin Chapman, whose English-built, rear-engined Lotus-Ford finished second in the hands of Scotsman Jim Clark, accused USAC officials of being biased in favor of the American driver and car.

The non-black flagging of Jones remains controversial. Many, including Chapman and writer Brock Yates, believed that officials would have black flagged Jones if an American driver and car had been in second place instead of Clark in the British built Lotus, .

Goodyear arrived at the track and supplied tires for some entries, but participated only in practice. No cars used Goodyear tires during time trials or the race itself. It was the first time since about 1921 that Goodyear attempted to compete at Indy. Goodyear had last won the race in 1919.
1974 Indianapolis 500

The **1974 Indianapolis 500** was held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Speedway, Indiana on Sunday, May 26, 1974. Johnny Rutherford, in his eleventh attempt, won the race from the 25th starting position, the farthest back since Louis Meyer in 1936. It was the first of his three Indy victories, and started a three-year stretch where he finished 1st-2nd-1st.

The race was run relatively clean, with no major crashes or injuries, a sharp contrast from the tragic 1973 event. In order to increase safety, significant improvements were made to the track and cars. Wings were reduced in size, fuel tank capacity was reduced, and pop-off valves were added to the turbocharger plenums in order to reduce horsepower and curtail speeds
1955 Piston Cup Season

The 1955 Piston Cup Season is a Piston Cup Season, it is know for a huge wave of racers retiring after Doc Hudson’s Crash. Doc Hudson tried to race after he was fixed, However, Doc’s Team quite on him and replaced Him With Luke Cargo. This caused Doc To become depressed and disappeared from the Piston Cup for 50 Years. Rusty Dipstick Would win the 1955 Piston Cup Season. 30 racers competed.
2007 Indianapolis 500

The **2007 Indianapolis 500** was held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Speedway, Indiana on Sunday May 27, 2007. It was the twelfth Indy 500 sanctioned by the Indy Racing League, and marked the fifth race of the 2007 IndyCar Series season. Hélio Castroneves started the race on the pole position.

The race began at 1:11 p.m. EDT, and was televised in the United States on the ABC. The race was broadcast in high-definition for the first time. The race also was carried live on the IMS Radio Network and XM Satellite Radio.

On lap 113, the race underwent a lengthy rain delay, with Tony Kanaan tentatively sitting as the leader. After three hours, the rain ceased, the track was dried, and the race restarted shortly before 6:15 p.m. EDT. A crash on lap 162 between Dan Wheldon and Marco Andretti brought out the yellow flag with Dario Franchitti leading. Under the caution, rain began falling again and officials halted the race on lap 166. Dario Franchitti was declared the winner after leading 34 laps during the race.

All entries utilized ethanol, after 42 years of utilizing methanol. As part of a two-year roll-out, the cars used a 10% ethanol blend in 2006, and for 2007, the cars utilized a full ethanol mixture. Although branded as "100% percent fuel-grade", the fuel was actually a denatured 98% ethanol/2% gasoline blend (E98). The 2007 race was also the final 500 to see the Panoz chassis in competition.
1994 BnL 500

The 1994 BnL 500 at BnL Raceway was very tragic and historic because of Greg Locke's death. It's one of the races for Buzz Mixon, Woody Spinner, Sky Lewis, and Manny Flywheel, but not Dale Jr, Winford Rutherford, Jerry Racelott, Mac Icar and Dirkson D'agostino, because they are part-timers. It's won by The King and Gerald Leadfoot was 2nd.

Greg Locke's fatal crash on lap 6 when he went airborne landing and doing some big flips before bouncing off the inside wall like H.J Hollis in 2019 and landing on the roof of a mobile home and crashing through it causing Greg to die. Greg was in 24th when the crash happened. Chuck Armstrong was in 25th and witnessed completely the crash. Chuck himself had a scary airborne crash in the 2005 Dinoco 400, but he landed on the grass and didnt flip.

## Television Biography

Network: ESPN

Announcers: Bob Jankens and Benny Pitstops

## Footage

Recreation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04tBHgUNOjY

If you see it, you'll probably say, "no wonder he died!"

## Transcript

### Greg Locke Crash

Greg Locke: i am Going to Wins \*Blow a tire and Air Car\* Oh Crud

Bob Jankens: Greg Locke loose and gets air!

Benny Pitstops: Oh my it's gonna hurt if Locke crashes, NO! WHAT A BAD IDEA!

Bob Jankens: Greg Locke flipping, spilling oil and debris all over the track, crashing into the wall, and oh my god, it is bad and much worse than we thought it would probably be, Spike, and yes, really, and it is very, extremely, really it!

Benny Pitstops: GREG LOCKE HAS CRASHED ON A MOBILE HOME! ABSOLUTE TRAGEDY! I hope he is ok. 38 year old Greg Locke with a HORRIFYING crash! Greg is a father of two sons, their names are Lane and George who are 4 and 2 respectively.

(At the infield)

Jeff (name of mobile home resident): WOAH! I HEARD A LARGE BOOM! SOMEONE WENT THROUGH MY ROOF AND CRASHED ON MY BOTTOM!

Unnamed Mobile Home Resident: I think that is Greg Locke!

Jeff: GREG LOCKE? HOW DID A RACER END UP IN ME!

Unnamed Mobile Home Resident 2: I don't know.

(Chuck Team Radio)

Chuck Armstrong: HOLY TRUCKS!!!! OH MY GOD! DID GREG LOCKE JUST DIE!?

Mood Springs Crew Chief: I don't know. We'll figure that out after the race.

(Back to Bob and Benny)

Benny Pitstops: Famous Piston Cup Doctor Fred Watcar is on the scene with two nurses. Oh no... I think that is the throat slash sign Fred is making with his tire. That means..... GREG LOCKE HAS DIED!

Bob Jankens (crying): GREG LOCKE IS DEAD! NOOOOO!
2003 Texas 400

The **2003 Texas 400** Is Known For Abbey Parker Seniors Fatal Crash On The 83rd Lap

## Transcript

### Fatal Crash

* Abbey Parker Senior: (Spin the Tire) OHH NOOO!!
* Misti Motorkrass: Oh No (Hit Abbey Parker Senior)
* Bob: OHHH, Abbey Parker Senior Hit the Wall

## Gallery

Abbeys Death Angle.pngAbbey Dieing Infront Of Her Friend Ruby NightcarAbbeys Death Hood.pngMisti Motorkrass Camera View Showing Abbey DieingAbbeys Death Top.pngTop
2010 Florida 500

The 2010 Florida 500 at Florida International Speedway is race 1 of 36. It's won by Lightning McQueen with Cal Weathers 2nd and Bobby Swift 3rd. It is not very interesting as only one crash happens Buck Bearingly crashed into Apple Racer and takes out Ralph Carlow, Murray Clutchburn, Tommy Highbanks, and Todd Marcus. Buck flipped 4 times in the crash and landed on his wheels. Surprisingly, he did not miss any races. This race is also known for being the first-ever Florida 500 after the Nightdona 500 was renamed like this in 2010. Lightning absolutely dominates the race leading almost the whole race.

## Transcript

### Lightning's Great Start

Bob: Green flag's out and the race is on!

Darrell: BOOGITY BOOGITY BOOGITY! LET'S GO RACING, BOYS! AS WE ALSO MARK 70 YEARS SINCE THE FIRST EVER PISTON CUP RACE!!! (Cars zooming)

Bob: LOOK AT LIGHTNING GO!!! HE HAS JUST GONE WAY AHEAD OF THE PACK!!

(On-board on McQueen)

### McQueen Domination

Darrell: If there is anything one has to say about Lightning McQueen! It is that on a superspeedway once he gets going he just dominates! Much like The King back in the '70s.

Bob: Yup. Lightning is so far ahead of Cal Weathers that Cal is unable to even come near him!
1999 International Racing Grand Prix

The 1999 International Racing Grand Prix was the second IRGP. Frank Steptire was a rookie.

## Racers (Note: **Bold** means it is a rookie)

1. Michael Schumacher
2. Morris Axler Jr
3. David Coulthard
4. Giovanni MacTire
5. **Frank Steptire**
6. Luigi Carini
7. Edward Cartin
8. Claude Revs Jr
9. Paul Drifters
10. Arthur Rimmerson
11. Oliver Rims Jr

## Race Winners

1. Tokyo - Morris Axler Jr
2. Paris - Michael Schumacher
3. Porto Corsa - Michael Schumacher
4. New York - Frank Steptire
5. Berlin - Michael Schumacher
6. Melbourne - Paul Drifters
7. Las Vegas - Michael Schumacher
8. London - Michael Schumacher

## Championship Standings

1. Michael Schumacher
2. Morris Axler Jr
3. Paul Drifters
4. Arthur Rimmerson
5. Frank Steptire
6. Giovanni MacTire
7. Claude Revs Jr
8. Edward Cartin
9. Oliver Rims Jr
10. Luigi Carini
11. David Coulthard

## Gallery

David CoulthardGiovanni MacTireLuigi CariniEdward Cartin
2001 Pepsi 400

"You Can Do it what Ever he Want to and I Want To WIN!" - Dale Earnhardt Jr. before the last lap

The **2001 Pepsi 400** at Nighttona is known for Chick Hicks' Near fatal crash on the final lap causing the Big One. The crash was caused by Dale Jr where he does a bump-n-run on Chick Hicks to win the race, causing Chick to slide to Strip Weathers, slide into the inside wall and got flipped.

## Transcript

### The Big One on the final lap/Dale Vs Chick Hicks

* Chick Hicks: DALE JR WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!!!
* Dale Jr: HOW DARE YOU CRASH ON DALE EARNHARDT SR DEATH AT NIGHTDONA 500?!?!!?!?!
* Chick Hicks: I Killed it
* Dale: You Kill My Father and My Me Cry Hard. NOW!!! THIS IS PAYBACK FOR KILLED MY FATHER. (does a bump-n-run on Chick Hicks)
* Chick Hicks: Oh no!
* Strip Weathers: IN COMING!!!!
* Chick Hicks: (hits Strip Weathers and goes airborn) CHICK GOT OVERBOARD!!!!!!!!
* Chick Hicks: OH NO NO NO NO!! (Chick Hicks smashes into the inside fence and gets stuck on his roof) Ow
* Bob: Eugene Wipeout is 2nd, but the winner is gonna be Dale Earnhardt Jr, using lessons learned from his father to go from 6th to 1st to score the victory of the Pepsi 400!
* Dale: You Can Do it what Ever he Want to and I Want To WIN!
* (Dale Jr crosses the finish line)
* Dale Jr: OH YEAHH!! WHOOOOO!!!!!!!!!! WOOOOO-HOOOOO!!! I Won The Piston Cup!
* Ruby Nightcar: (Cry) Good Job
2008 Piston Cup Season

The **2008 Piston Cup Season** was The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything A Veggietales Movie is Starring in January 11, 2008

## Racers

* Rodopolis
* Ivc
* Tow Cap
* Al's Toy Barn
* Dale Earnhardt, Inc
* Easy Idle
* Leak Less
* Gask-It's
* ZOOM
* ZIP
* Windy Power

## Gallery

DJ BackdriveGeoffrey PillarSpencer “Champion” RacingtireDavid PalmerRusty CornfuelJack DePostTyrone CartripDale Earnhardt JrSky LewisSim KargasDon ismondAiken AxlerPhil TanksonRon SteeringsonChuck ArmstrongKevin RacingtireStrip WeathersRobotnik ChicksDon AlternatorsRuby OaksClaude ScruggsJohnny BlamerClipper TirecarSkull RevkinsLee RevkinsKenny ChapcarWinford Bradford RutherfordMisti MotorkrassJack CarrMatt HicksHerbert BrownJeff Hammer.webpJeff HammerNight Run
2000 Florida 500

The 2000 Nightdona 500 was the first race of 2000. It was won by Rusty Cornfuel. Part-time racer Aiken Axler doesn't race, due to going on vacation to Nightdona Beach, while the other part-time racers Todd Marcus, Ralph Carlow, Kevin Shiftright (finishing an amazing 10th place), and Sage Vanderspin race. It's also one of the races for rookies Darren Leadfoot (surprisingly the pole winner), Slider Petrolski, Davey Apex, and Dale Junior. Lee Revkins had a grille similar to Slider Petrolski's in this race. This is one of two races where he had that grill, the other being the 2002 No Stall 350.

## Television Biography

Network: RSN

Announcers: Bob Cutlass and Darrell Cartrip

## The Race

On lap 23, there was an incident when Ryan Shields caught fire. Chick Hicks also lost control in the accident and had a bad crash involving two other racers. Chick would not be able to attend the next two races (Las Vegas 400 and Texas 350, he returns in the Olympus 500). While part-timer Ralph Carlow and James Cleanair (the two racers involved) would miss one, Carlow would retire for the next race (as he's part-time) and Cleanair would get replaced by Aikens for the 2000 Las Vegas 400.

## Transcript

### The Crash

Bob: It's lap 23 and OH NO! WHAT'S THIS?

Darrell: Ryan Shields is on fire! I repeat! The #39 of Ryan Shields is on fire!

Bob: Yikes!

Darrell: Chick is right there. He tries to dodge Shields but crashes hard into the wall!

Bob: What's this? I see Cleanair and Carlow right behind him. Cleanair has side bashed Chick HARD! And Carlow hits Cleanair in the rear end hard!

Darrell: Wow, it looks like we won't be seeing them for a while. That was a big crash.

### Rusty Wins

Bob: As they go on turn three on the final lap! Rusty Cornfuel leads!

Darrell: To all of Rusty's family and friends in Mississipi, you better be watching that RSN channel RIGHT FREAKING NOW because Bob has a special message for you!

Bob: RUSTY CORNFUEL WINS THE 2000 NIGHTDONA 500!!!!!

(Rusty Radio)

Rusty: HELL YEAH! NIGHTDONA 500, BOYS!

Tow Cap Crew Chief: GOOD JOB RUSTY CORNFUEL! YOU WON THIS RACE!

Rusty: YEAH, MAN! I WON MY FIRST NIGHTDONA 500! OH YEAH!

Tow Cap Crew Chief: AMAZING WIN RUSTY! YOU DID GREAT!

Tow Cap Pitty 1: AWESOME!

Two Cap Pitty 2: YEAH!

Rusty: Thank you guys for letting me win this race after 16 years of effort! Woo!

Darrell: What a win for Rusty Cornfuel today! Tow Cap's first Nightdona 500 winner ever!
1976 Piston Cup Season

The 1976 Piston Cup Season is a Piston Cup season from the 70s.

## Racers

1. Rodopolis 1 - Jack Stalker
2. Pepsi 1 - Sam Krankzler
3. Ivc 2 - Tyler Motorkrass
4. Goodwrench 3 - Dale Earnhardt Sr
5. View Zeen 10 - Bill Shields
6. Lightyear 11 - Jared ismond (Rookie)
7. Oil, Cars 17 - Eric Gearshift
8. Oil Sausages 24 - Bill Clark
9. McDonalds 27 - Jimmy Spincer
10. Mood Springs 33 - Bill Brady
11. Delphin More 34 - Charles Hudson
12. Speed Boost and Subway 42 - Rob Hudson
13. Dinoco 43 - Strip Weathers
14. Vitoline 61 - Bobby Carsac
15. Coca Cola 103 - Gus O'Line
2006 Piston Cup Season

This Is Known For Chick Hicks Getting Banned From Racing For Life After What He Did In The Tiebreaker Race

## Racers

1. Apple 00 - DJ Backdrive
2. Intersection 00 - Geoffrey Pillar
3. Sonic Drive-In 1 - Ellie Leeland
4. ButterFinger 1 - Zaire McBrake
5. Ivc 2 - Zack Oilchanger
6. Amoung Us 3 - Kyle McMong
7. Tow Cap 4 - Rusty Cornfuel
8. SynerG 5 - Dave Carlow
9. Al's Toy Barn 7 - Tyrone Cartrip
10. Dale Earnhardt Inc. 8 - Dale Earnhardt Jr
11. Combustr 11 - Phil Gearsworth
12. Ultra VIP 13 - Sky Lewis
13. Theofire 16 - Tonic Testaburger
14. DeWalt 17 - Matt Carseth
15. Blinkr 21 - Lane Highbanks
16. Dupont 24 - Oak Oilson
17. Nitroade 28 - Aiken Axler
18. Triple Dent 31 - Millie Teal
19. Mood Springs 33 - Chuck Armstrong
20. Trunk Fresh 34 - Dirkson D'agostino
21. Shifty Drug 35 - Kevin Racingtire
22. Tank Coat 36 - Eugene Carbureski
23. Brighttone 37 - Jeremy Brighter
24. View Zeen 39 - Ryan Shields
25. Dinoco 43 - Cal Weathers (Rookie)
26. Easy Idle 51 - Ruby Oaks
27. Leak Less 52 - Claude Scruggs
28. FWD 54 - Johnny Blamer
29. Theotire 55 - Clipper Tirecar
30. Fiber Fuel 56 - Brush Curber
31. Octane Gain 58 - Billy Oilchanger
32. Allisons Work Repairs 59 - April Tireshock
33. Vitoline 61 - James Cleanair
34. Transberry Juice 63 - Lee Revkins
35. RPM 64 - Winford Bradford Rutherford
36. 43 Drive Away 66 - Alexander Tirestopper (Rookie)
37. Carbon Cyber 67 - Lucky Larry Downtown
38. N20 Cola 68 - Many Flywheel
39. Gasprin 70 - Floyd Mulvihill
40. Rev-N-Go 73 - Misti Motorkrass
41. Sidewall Shine 74 - Slider Petrolski
42. Vinyl Toupee 76 - Crusty Rotor
43. Retread 79 - Haul Inngas
44. Gask-Its 80 - Sage Vanderspin
45. Shiny Wax 82 - Darren Leadfoot
46. Revolting 84 - Davey Apex
47. HTB 86 - Mat Hicks
48. McDonald's 89 - Davey Froston
49. Bumper Save 90 - Ponchy Wipeout
50. Sputter Stop 92 - Murray Clutchburn
51. Spare Mint 93 - Ernie Gearson
52. Rust-eze 95 - Lightning McQueen
53. Tach-O-Mint 101 - Greg Candyman
54. Luxo Productions 113 - Buck Schooner (Quit After The 2005 No Grime 500 Incident)
55. Lil' Torquey Pistons 117 - Ralph Carlow
56. Clutch Aid 121 - Kevin Shiftright
57. No Stall 123 - Todd Marcus
58. )XO 215 - Kelly Weaver
59. Nopi 255 - Sim Kargas
60. McQueen 270 - Ted Mackwin
61. HuHot 287 - Patrick Strikebreaker
62. Joners 555 - Jerry Racelott

## Gallery

DJ BackdriveGeoffrey PillarSpencer "Champion" RacingtireRusty CornfuelTyrone CartripDale Earnhardt JrSky LewisBoris CartersonKen SchroederMillie TealKevin RacingtireCal WeathersMatt HicksKazuma StarSideZip Speed ScruggsRicky BobbyRicky HoodsonAlex Quint
2001 Spare Mint 400

The 2001 Spare Mint 400, race 29 at Kansas, is best known for Kevin Racingtire, Darren Leadfoot and Claude Scruggs having a similar crash to Danica Patrick, Joey Logano and Aric Almirola crashed in the 2017 Go Bowling 400 (strangely enough at Kansas). Scruggs crashed into Leadfoot and Racingtire crashes like Aric into Scruggs and has had injuries.

The race took place from 5:34 PM to 8:03 PM Eastern Time. This happened on lap 132.

Championship leader The King was not there to help Kevin Racingtire because he was involved in a four car crash on lap 4 involving himself.

Winner is The King with Dale Jr 2nd and Chick Hicks 3rd.

## Transcript

### Scruggs, Leadfoot, Racingtire Crash

Bob: TROUBLE TURN 2!

Darrell: CLAUDE SCRUGGS AND DARREN LEADFOOT! AND KEVIN RACINGTIRE SMASHES **HARD** INTO SCRUGGS!

Bob: CHAOS, CHAOS at Kansas!

Darrell: It looked like Claude got loose and Darren tried avoiding him but went into the outside wall. Kevin tried to avoid them but SMASHES HARD INTO SCRUGGS!

Bob: Kevin is said to have recieved head and roof injuries and there is a slight chance according to the doctor that he has internal injuries. It's likely he will miss the end of the season. Or at least five races.

(NOTE: He missed three races and returned in the Heartland 500)
1994 Senior PGA Tour

The **1994 Senior PGA Tour** was the 15th season since the **Senior PGA Tour** officially began in 1980 (it was renamed the Champions Tour in 2003 and PGA Tour Champions in 2016). The season consisted of 37 official money events with purses totalling $29,150,000, including four majors. Lee Trevino won the most tournaments, six. The tournament results, leaders, and award winners are listed below.

## Tournament results

The following table shows all the official money events for the 1994 season. "Date" is the ending date of the tournament. The numbers in parentheses after the winners' names are the number of wins they had on the tour up to and including that event. Senior majors are shown in **bold**.

Source:
1996 Piston Cup Season

The **1996 Piston Cup season** is a Piston Cup Season. Eugene Carbureski won the championship by placing a large number of top 5's and winning the last race.

## Racers

1. Theofire 0 - Tyler Racelott
2. Rodopolis 1 - Mordecai Misskrass
3. GM Goodwrench 3 - Dale Earnhardt Sr
4. Ultra Vip 13 - Sky Lewis
5. IGNTR 20 - Silver Storm
6. Oil Sausages 24 - Marvin Johnson
7. Dinoco 43 - Strip Weathers
8. RPM 64 - Kenny Chapcar
9. 43 Drive Away 66 - Rodney Nightcar
10. Gasprin 70 - Mike Yankee
11. HTB 86 - Chick Hicks
12. Rust-eze 95 - Sammy Smelter
13. Pixar Ball 289 - Gaston Stalker
1993 Piston Cup Season

The 1993 Piston Cup Season Saw Klint Shiftright Winning The 1993 Piston Cup, The Season Was Overshadowed By The Deaths Of Alan Carwicki, Davey Carllison, And Garret Revley. Misti Came Close To Winning But Lost To Klint.

Sky Lewis decided not to race for the rest of the 1993 season after what happened in the Brickyard 400.

## Racers

1. Theofire 0 - Tyler Racelott
2. Rodopolis 1 - Mordecai Misskrass
3. Ivc 2 - Dexter Miller
4. GM Goodwrench 3 - Dale Earnhardt Sr
5. Ultra Vip 13 - Sky Lewis
6. IGNTR 20 - Silver Storm
7. Oil Sausages 24 - Marvin Johnson
8. Sunoco 30 - Ron Steeringson
9. Dinoco 43 - Strip Weathers
10. RPM 64 - Kenny Chapcar
11. 43 Drive Away 66 - Rodney Nightcar
12. Gasprin 70 - Mike Yankee
13. HTB 86 - Chick Hicks
14. Rust-eze 95 - Sammy Smelter
15. Run-Off 200 - Jeff Hammer (Rookie)
16. Pixar Ball 289 - Gaston Stalker
17. THX 353 - Barack Jones

## Race Winners

1. Nightdona 500 - Haul Inngas
2. Las Vegas 400 - Barack Jones
3. Texas 350 - TBA
4. Olympus 500 - TBA
5. Ben's Hot Sauce 350 - TBA
6. Palm Mile 300 - TBA
7. BnL 500 - Johnny Blamer
8. Vitoline 350 - Greg Candyman
9. New York 400 - TBA
10. Memphis 400 - TBA
11. Clutch Aid/Cozsen 400 - TBA
12. Mood Springs 400 - TBA
13. Pocono 400 - Eugene Carbureski
14. N20 Cola 400 - Sam Hornish Sr.
15. Michigan 400 - TBA
16. Los Angeles 500 - TBA
17. Rev N Go 350 - TBA
18. Brickyard 400 - Andrew Axler
19. Mario Andretti 400 - Murray Clutchburn
20. Gasprin 400 - TBA
21. Copper Canyon 400 - The King
22. Calladega 500 - Eugene Carbureski
23. Boston 350 - Eugene Carbureski
24. Tow Cap 400 - The King
25. Leak Less 400 - TBA
26. Fei 400 - TBA
27. No Stall 350 - TBA
28. Sputter Stop 400 - Ruby Oaks
29. Spare Mint 400 - Brush Curber
30. Virginia 400 - Jimmy Spincer
31. Revolting 500 - TBA
32. Sidewall Shine 350 - Dexter Miller
33. Heartland 500 - Jerry Racelott
34. Washington 350 - Jeff Hammer
35. Richmond 400 - Chick Hicks
36. Dinoco 400 - Klint Shiftright

## Gallery

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2005 Nightdona 500

The 2005 Nightdona 500 is the first race of the season and is best known for Rookie Sensation Lightning McQueen got his first top 10 and podium in 3rd meanwhile Chick Hicks won,The King got 2nd and Dale Earnhardt Jr was 4th.

## Results

1. Chick Hicks - 200 Laps
2. The King - 200 Laps
3. Lightning McQueen - 200 Laps
4. Dale Earnhardt Jr - 200 Laps
5. Aiken Axler - 200 Laps
6. Ruby Oaks - 200 Laps
7. Kevin Shiftright - 200 Laps
8. Sage VanDerSpin - 200 Laps
9. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 200 Laps
10. Darren Leadfoot - 200 Laps
11. Todd Marcus - 200 Laps
12. Ralph Carlow - 200 Laps
13. Ryan Shields - 200 Laps
14. Mac iCar - 200 Laps
15. Ponchy Wipeout - 200 Laps
16. Murray Clutchburn - 200 Laps
17. Ernie Gearson - 200 Laps
18. Claude Scruggs - 200 Laps
19. Dirkson D'Agostino - 200 Laps
20. Eugene Carbureski - 200 Laps
21. Floyd Mulvihill - 200 Laps
22. Greg Candyman - 200 Laps
23. Slider Petrolski - 200 Laps
24. Crusty Rotor - 200 Laps
25. Billy Oilchanger - 200 Laps
26. Misti Motorkrass - 200 Laps
27. Brush Curbler - 200 Laps
28. Davey Apex - 200 Laps
29. Kevin Racingtire - 200 Laps
30. James Cleanair - 200 Laps
31. Manny Flywheel - 200 Laps
32. Lee Revkins - 200 Laps
33. Chuck Armstrong - 200 Laps
34. Haul Inngas - 200 Laps
35. Rusty Cornfuel - 200 Laps
36. Miles Longley - 200 Laps
37. Stace Cyper - 200 Laps (Flat Tire)
38. Millie Teal - 200 Laps
39. Geoffrey Pillar - 200 Laps
40. Dave Carlow - 200 Laps
41. Lane Highbanks - 200 Laps
42. Rob Stalker - 200 Laps
43. Phil Gearswoth - 200 Laps (Engine)
44. Johnny Blamer - 12 Laps (Engine)
2002 Bnl 500

The 2002 Bnl 500 Nicknamed Stace Goes Too Far Is A Race Where Ruby Nightcars Pit Crew Made Extremely Rude Jokes About Stace Cyper Ruby Nightcar Also Joinned In With The Jokes. Stace Cyper Was So Mad That She Beated Ruby Up After Her 3rd Win Ruby Had To Miss 1 Race Stace Was Banned For 6 Races

## Transcript

### RUDE JOKES ABOUT STACE

* Ruby Nightcar : NO SERIOUSLY SHE HAS BEEN SO DRUNK SHE CANT KNOW WHO IS WHO
* Rodney Nightcar : HECK YEAH
* \*All The 43 Drive Away Members Continue Making Mean Jokes About Stace Cyper\*

### Ruby’s Win

* Darrel : And Ruby Wins Her 5th Win
* Ruby : HA LETS HOPE STACE CYPER EATS MY DUST
* Stace : RRRRRRRRRR \*BEATS UP RUBY EXTREMELY HARD WHILE RUBY CRYS EXTREMELY LOUD AND UPSET\*
* Security Guard’s : \*GRABS STACE CYPER AND BEATS UP STACE
1981–82 USAC Championship Car season

The **1981–82 USAC Championship Car season** consisted of six races, beginning in Speedway, Indiana, on May 24, 1981, and concluding at the same location on May 30, 1982. The USAC National Champion was George Snider. The season included two Indianapolis 500 races. The 1981 winner was Bobby Unser, while the 1982 winner was Gordon Johncock. The schedule included dirt courses for the first time since 1970.

By this time, the preeminent national championship season was instead sanctioned by CART.
2005 Mood Springs 350

The 2005 Mood Springs 350 Is A Piston Cup Race After The Events Of The Nightcar 600 Sadly Casey Nightcar Died In This Race

## Transcript

### Casey Dies

* Joe: Reece Lewis Is In The Lead
* Darrell Cartip: Dale Junior Will Behind Him In Second
* Spongebob: Sky Lewis 3rd
* Darrell Cartrip: 4 WIDE THROUGH THE REST OF THE FIELD IN 3
* Bob : Here Come His Teammate Kendrick Working Up
* Ricky Hoodson: HA HA HA! Goodbye Casey!
* Russel Axler: NO YOU DONT! (Russel Hit Ricky)
* Ricky Hoodson: AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!
* Matt Carseth: AHHHH!!! (Hit Ricky)
* Random Racers : \*Crashez\*
* Oak Oilson: Ow Ow OH NO! (Hit Davey Apex) OW!
* Darrel : Ricky Hoodson Just Spun He Crashes Casey Nightcar Is Upside Down Dale Junior Is Getting Away With The Race Lead
* Casey : \*Dies Of Heart Attack
1960 Nightdona 500

The 1960 Nightdona 500 is known for **68 RACERS QUALIFYING, HOW DOES ANY RACE HAVE THAT MUCH RACERS QUALIFYING.** It is also known for the worlds LARGEST PILEUP IN MOTORSPORT HISTORY Taking out 37 CARS **HOW DOES ANY CRASH TAKE OUT 37 H.O.W.** Lee Weathers won.

## Results

1. Lee Weathers 500 Laps
2. OTHERS TBA BUT CARS PLACED 68-31 ARE OUT OF THE RACE
1983 Piston Cup Season

The **1983 Piston Cup Season** Is A Piston Cup Season. Chick Hicks Would Debut In The Season After His Farther Robert Hicks Died In A Fatal Crash Caused By Sammy Smelter.

## Racers

1. Rodopolis 1 - Mordecai Misskrass
2. Ivc 2 - Dexter Miller
3. Goodwrench 3 - Dale Earnhardt Senior
4. Unsponsored 17 - Darrel Cartrip
5. Oil, Cars 17 - Eric Gearshift
6. IGNTR 20 - Silver Storm
7. Nbi Media 22 - Marty Raceright
8. Parktire 23 - Garry Gearings
9. Oil Sausages 24 - Marvin Johnson
10. Brighttone 37 - Fred Lorenzen
11. Menasha Blue Jay 38 - Nigel Racingtire
12. Subway 42 - Rob Hudson
13. Intermedics 46 - Aaron Flywheel
14. BStop 47 - Zeke Carbureski
15. Gas Can 49 - David Carson
16. Theotire 55 - Angela Tireshock
17. Disney Channel 55 - Jake Electrofly (Rookie)
18. Alisons Work Repairs 59 - Jerry Overskar
19. 43 Drive Away 66 - Flinn Taketire
20. Subway 69 - Alexander Shields
21. PP88 81 - Alice Axler
22. Hostile Takeover Bank 86 - Robert Hicks (Killed) Chick Hicks (Rookie)
23. Super VIP 87 - Luke RickStart Senior
24. Nolio City 145 - Patrick Rodcap
25. Boys Little 178 - Zeke Loudrev
26. Marcus Theaters 179 - Ebenezer Smith
27. Posta 203 - Cubby Leadfoot
28. Delphin More 223 - Peter Draftsky
29. Girls Little 231 - Tillie Cornfuel
30. THX 353 - Barack Jones
31. Joners 555 - Andrew Axler
1978 Piston Cup Season

The 1978 Piston Cup Season Jared ismond its champion of the season

## Racers

1. Dinoco 43 - Strip Weathers
2. Easy Idle 51 - Ronald Oaks
3. Leak Less 52 - Michael Smith

## Race Winners

1. Nightdona 500 - Jared Shields
2. Las Vegas 400 - The King
3. Texas 350 - Zeke Carbureski
4. Olympus 500 - Buzz Mixon
5. Carolina's 350 - Alexander Shields
6. Palm Mile 300 - Timon FastWheel
7. BnL 500 - Bill Clark
8. Sidewall Shine 300 - Tyler Motorkrass
9. New York 400 - Sammy Smelter
10. Tow Cap 400 - Anna Shift
11. Hudson Hornet 400 - Charles Hudson
12. Rev N Go 350 - Oscar "Man" Tanum
13. Pocono 400 - TBA
14. N20 Cola 400 - The King
15. Clutch Aid/Cozsen 400 - Dale Earnhardt Sr
16. Belle 500 - Angela Tireshock
17. Revolting 400 - Rob Hudson
18. Brickyard 400 - Johnathan Melter
19. Easy Idle 400 - TBA
20. Michigan 400 - TBA
21. Daniel 500 - The King
22. Calladega 500 - Dale Earnhardt Sr
23. Boston 350 - Robert Hicks
24. Copper Canyon 400 - David Carson
25. Leak Less 400 - TBA
26. Fei 400 - TBA
27. Southern 350 - Wilbert Bumpers
28. Sputter Stop 400 - TBA
29. Spare Mint 400 - TBA
30. Virginia 500 - Frank Marintire
31. Los Angeles 500 - Charles Hudson
32. Shifty Drug 400 - Alexander Shields
33. Heartland 500 - TBA
34. Washington 350 - TBA
35. Richmond 400 - Alfred Jenkins
36. Dinoco 400 - Jared Ismond

## Gallery

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1996 Nightdona 500

The 1996 Nightdona 500 is the 1st race of 1996. The race was originally going to be 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

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

(2 minutes of silence occur)
1991 Indianapolis 500

The **75th Indianapolis 500** was held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Speedway, Indiana, on Sunday, May 26, 1991. Rick Mears won from the pole position, becoming the third four-time winner of the Indy 500, joining A. J. Foyt and Al Unser. During time trials, Mears also established an Indy record by winning his sixth career pole position. The month of May for Mears was tumultuous, as he suffered his first ever crash at Indy since arriving as a rookie in 1977. The wreck during a practice run totaled his primary car, and broke a bone in his right foot. Mears kept the injury mostly secret, and later admitted that the pain he experienced during the race was so bad, he had to cross his legs in the car and push the accelerator pedal down with his left foot.

The race was noteworthy in that it featured the first African American driver to qualify for the Indianapolis 500, Willy T. Ribbs. It also saw its first Japanese driver, Hiro Matsushita. The pre-race attention going into the month focused on A. J. Foyt, who was expected to retire from driving after the event. During time trials, Foyt qualified on the front row, his record 34th consecutive Indy appearance. On race day, however, Foyt dropped out early due to suspension damage. He eventually retracted his retirement plans, and returned one final time in 1992.

During time trials, a sudden rain shower halted pole qualifying, unexpectedly shutting out several contenders from a chance at the front row. A number of top drivers were forced to qualify on the second day of time trials. Gary Bettenhausen in a Buick-powered machine was the surprise fastest qualifier, albeit he was ineligible for the pole position. For the first time in Indy history, four members of the same family qualified for the same race. Mario, Michael, Jeff, and John Andretti competed together. Michael, Mario, and John all finished in the top ten, while Jeff was named the Rookie of the Year. Michael Andretti led the most laps during the race and battled Rick Mears for the win in the closing laps. Andretti executed a daring pass for the lead on the outside of turn one on lap 187. Mears, however, made a similar pass one lap later to re-take the lead, and drove to victory. Michael's second-place finish would ultimately be his career best finish at Indy.

The race was sanctioned by USAC, and was included as part of the 1991 CART PPG Indy Car World Series. Morning rain delayed the start of the race by about 55 minutes. The rain stopped, the track was dried, and the race was run to completion without interruption. Later in the year, Rick Mears would also win the Michigan 500, sweeping both 500-mile races for the season, the final two victories of his racing career.
1998 Nightdona 500

The 1998 Nightdona 500 is a Piston Cup race. Brush Curber won with Chick Hicks 2nd and 3rd going to Dale Jr who does excellently in the race with Crusty Rotor 4th with The King taking 5th. Rookie Manny Flywheel was somehow 6th!

A big one on lap 161 takes out Misti Motorkrass, Kevin Shiftright, Mark Landis, Lee Revkins, Chuck Armstrong, Haul Inngas, Davey Apex, Claude Scruggs, Winford Bradford Rutherford, Ryan Shields, and part-timer Todd Marcus. Nobody suffered much damage despite Scruggs ending up on his roof. Ruby Oaks and James Cleanair collide on the first lap.

Kevin Racingtire has a DNS due to having engine problems in qualifying and needing repairs and in this race, he got replaced by Ryan Thunderbolt Jr.

Johnny Blamer blows his engine on lap 175 and fails to finish AGAIN. A fun fact is Johnny did not finish a SINGLE race of the 1998 season despite he luckily finished in three races in 1999 (Las Vegas, MSOTS Vitoline 350 and Dover). Therefore Johnny would have zero points from start to finish this season. This is the only year Johnny did not finish all races.

## Transcript

### Benny's "BOOGITY's" + Lap 1 Crash

Benny Pitstops: BOOGITY BOOGITY BOOGITY! LET'S GO RACING AT NIGHTDONA BOYS! THE NIGHTDONA 500 IS ON!

Bob Cutlass: And here they come into turn 1 as Brush Curber has the lead! Now on turn number 2! OH NO! JAMES CLEANAIR MAKES CONTACT WITH **RUBY EASY OAKS!!!!!!**

Benny Pitstops: A DISASTER FOR RUBY! RUBY IS OUT OF THE RACE ON TURN NUMBER TWO OF THE FIRST LAP!

Bob Cutlass: RUBY AND JAMES OUT OF THE RACE ALREADY! And by the way, Kevin Racingtire had a DNS due to engine problem in qualifying so Thunderbolt Jr will replace him for today.

### Big One

Bob Cutlass: TROUBLE AS MARK LANDIS TAKES OUT SEVERAL RACERS INCLUDING PART TIMER TODD MARCUS! MISTI AND CLAUDE INVOLVED! KEVIN, LEE, WINFORD, CHUCK, HAUL, DAVE, AND RYAN ARE ALL INVOLVED TOO!

Benny Pitstops: Claude Scruggs on his roof!

Misti: MY PRECIOUS CLAUDE ARE YOU OKAY!

Rev-N-Go crew: He's ok.

Misti Motorkrass: I'll kiss him after this race!

## Gallery

TBA

All part-time racers attended because it was the most important race.
1965 Indianapolis 500

The **1965 Indianapolis 500** was held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Speedway, Indiana on Monday, May 31, 1965.

The five-year-old "British Invasion" finally broke through as Jim Clark and Colin Chapman triumphed in dominating fashion with the first rear-engined Indy-winning car, a Lotus 38 powered by Ford. With only six of the 33 cars in the field having front engines, it was the first 500 in history to have a majority of cars as rear-engined machines.

Clark, of Scotland, started from the front row, and led 190 laps, the most since Bill Vukovich (195) in 1953. He became the first non-American winner of the Indianapolis 500 since 1916. Clark would go on to win the 1965 World Championship (which Indianapolis was not part of any longer). He is the only driver in history to win the Indy 500 and Formula One World Championship in the same year. Clark actually chose to skip Monaco to compete at Indy.

ABC Sports covered the race for the first time on *Wide World of Sports*. Charlie Brockman anchored the broadcast along with Rodger Ward.
2007 Rev N Go 350

The **2007 Rev N Go 350** is known for Delano Loudrev having his career never-ending crash.

The crash happened on lap 92, when Ricky Hoodson slammed Delano into the wall causing him to lose control and hit William Jameson before flipping 8 times. Claude Scruggs wins and smashes the record for cups with Kyle McMong 2nd and Matt Hicks 3rd.

## Transcript

* Ricky Hoodson: I Can't See You, YOU! STUPID DELANO LOUDREV!
* Delano Loudrev: HEY!
* Bob: Oh! Delano Loudrev when Crash
* Delano Loudrev: (Hit wall) Ow!
* Ruby: Delano Loudrev Are you Ok
* Delano Loudrev: I am Find
* Ruby: Let me Fix later.
1974 USAC Championship Car season

The **1974 USAC Championship Car season** consisted of 14 races, beginning in Ontario, California on March 3 and concluding in Avondale, Arizona on November 2. The USAC National Champion was Bobby Unser and the Indianapolis 500 winner was Johnny Rutherford. Due to the events of the 1973 Indianapolis 500 significant improvements were made to the cars for safety concerns. Wings were reduced in size, and pop-off valves were added to the turbocharger plenums in order to reduce horsepower and curtail speeds.
1982-83 USAC Championship Car season

The **1982–83 USAC Championship Car season** consisted of four races, beginning in Springfield, Illinois, on August 14, 1982, and concluding in Speedway, Indiana, on May 29, 1983. The USAC National Champion and Indianapolis 500 winner was Tom Sneva.

By this time, the preeminent national championship season was instead sanctioned by CART.
1970 Indianapolis 500

The **54th 500 Mile International Sweepstakes** was held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Speedway, Indiana on Saturday, May 30, 1970.

Al Unser, Sr. dominated the race, winning the pole position and leading 190 laps en route to victory. He joined his brother Bobby as the first duo of brothers to win the Indianapolis 500; it was the first of his four victories at Indianapolis. Car owner Parnelli Jones, who won the race as a driver in 1963, became the second individual (after Pete DePaolo) to win separately as both a driver and as an owner.

Unser turned 31 a day earlier and took home $271,697 out of a record $1,000,002 purse. For the first time in Indy history, the total prize fund topped a million dollars.

Rain on race morning delayed the start by about thirty minutes. On the pace lap, Jim Malloy smacked the outside wall in turn four, which delayed the start further.

All 33 cars in the field were turbocharged for the first time. This was the final 500 in which the winner celebrated in the old Victory Lane at the south end of the pits; it was relocated nearer the finish line for 1971.
1992 Formula One season

The **1992 FIA Formula One World Championship** was the 43rd season of the Drivers' World Championship and the 35th season of the Constructors' Championship.

It began on March 1 in South Africa and ended on November 8 in Australia after 16 events.

The Drivers' World Championship was won by Nigel Mansell of Williams-Renault, finishing 52 points ahead of his nearest competitor in his team-mate Riccardo Patrese with Michael Schumacher finishing 3rd in the Benetton-Ford.

Williams-Renault won the Constructors Championship by 65 points over McLaren-Honda and another eight points ahead of Benetton-Ford.
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 died in a fatal crash in which he crashed so hard that he was dead INSTANTLY.

## Television Biography

Network: RSN

Announcers: Unknown and Unknown