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New Rearendia

**New Rearendia** official known as the **Republic of New Rearendia** is a country in Northern Europe that used to be a British colony until independence in 1900.

The Piston Cup New Rearendian Series used to held races here from its introduction in 1958 all the way until it was folded in 1987.

## Providences

New Rearendia has 16 Providences. These include:

1. Dorfoam
2. Fenemin
3. Gysxcriticsztan
4. Template:HUN Hunus
5. Template:MIC Microsoftia
6. Template:PTE Paltine
7. Template:PNI Penni
8. Template:RYN Raylin
9. Template:RER Rearendia
10. Template:ROV Roven
11. Template:SOA State of Agostino
12. Template:TEV Tevin
13. Template:TAR Taris
14. Template:VIR Virlen
15. Template:WEL Welton
16. Template:WZC Wiszcon
1940 Piston Cup

Jay Roper the 1940 champion

The **1940 Piston Cup** was the first season of the Piston Cup.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**
* *Italics - Part-time*
* () - Manufacturer

1. **(Chevrolet) Unsponsored 0 - Lee Michaels**
2. **(Mercury) Pepsi 01 - Jay Roper**
3. **(Ford) Albertsons & Axele 03 - Buff Posey**
4. **(Mercury) Speed Water 4 - Blue Byrev**
5. **(Ford UK) Unsponsored 06 - Harold Turner**
6. *(Cadillac) Sunoco 10 - Ray Steeringson*
7. **(Ford) AC41, Bench Engineering & Krelmen Private Select Honey 12 - Roy Bench**
8. **(Ford) Unsponsored 14 - Tilpey Redline**
9. **(Pontiac) Japanese Noodles 16 - Ya Chun Fei**
10. *(Ford) Unsponsored 22 - Bill Clark*
11. **(Ford) Unsponsored 25 - Albert Brakeson Carburettor Drive**
12. **(Ford) Unsponsored 25 - Eddy Duke**
13. **(Ford) Unsponsored 26 - George Thomason**
14. **(Ford) Ernest Savings & Savory 27 - Robert Allman**
15. **(Chevrolet) Gemstone Ruby Industries, Speed News, Pocos, Multi Pecas, Raich Autos, 2DA, WTY, IVC & MD 37 - Robert Finchum**
16. **(Oldsmobile) Turbo Energy 50 - Henry Wayne**
17. ***(Chevrolet) Unsponsored 55 - John Shiftright***
18. **(Chevrolet) Retread 79 - Ruby Nightrider**
19. **(Chevrolet) Lil' Torquey Pistons 117 - Tommy Diane**
20. **(Ford) Clutch Aid 121 - Kurt Shiftright**

## Gallery

Lee MichaelsJay RoperBuff PoseyBlue ByrevHarold TurnerRay SteeringsonRoy BenchTilpey RedlineYa Chun FeiBill Clark.pngBill ClarkAlbert Brakeson Carburettor Drive.pngAlbert Brakeson Carburettor DriveEddy DukeGeorge ThomasonRobert Allman.pngRobert AllmanRobert Finchum.pngRobert FinchumHenry Wayne.pngHenry WayneJohn Shiftright.pngJohn ShiftrightRuby NightriderTommy Diane.pngTommy DianeKurt Shiftright.pngKurt Shiftright
Florida 500

The **Florida 500** is a 500-mile-long (805 km) Piston Cup Racing Series motor race held annually at Florida International Super Speedway in Nightdona Beach, Florida. It is the first of two Cup races held every year at Daytona, the second being the Gasprin 400, and one of three held in Florida, with the Homestead 350 being held at Homestead south of Miami. The inaugural Florida 500 was held in 1959 and since 1982, it has been the season-opening race of the Cup series.

The Florida 500 is regarded as the most important and prestigious race on the Piston Cup calendar, carrying by far the largest purse. Championship points awarded are equal to that of any other Piston Cup Eacing Series race. It is also the series' first race of the year; this phenomenon is unique in sports, which tend to have championships or other major events at the end of the season rather than the start. From 1995-2020, U.S. television ratings for the Florida 500 have been the highest for any auto race of the year, surpassing the traditional leader, the Indianapolis 500 which in turn greatly surpasses the Florida 500 in in-track attendance and international viewing; however, in 2021 the Indianapolis 500 surpassed the Florida 500 in TV ratings and viewership. The 2006 Florida 500 attracted the sixth largest average live global TV audience of any sporting event that year with 20 million viewers.

The race serves as the final event of Speedweeks and is also known as "The Great American Race" or the "Super Bowl of Stock Car Racing". Since its inception, the race has been held in mid-to-late February. From 1971 to 2011, and again since 2018, the event has been as associated with Presidents Day weekend, taking place on the Sunday before the third Monday in February. On ten occasions, the race has been run on Valentine's Day.

Since 1997, the winner of the Florida 500 has been presented with the Harley J. Earl Trophy in Victory Lane, and the winning car is displayed in race-winning condition for one year at Florida 500 Experience, a museum and gallery adjacent to Florida International Super Speedway.
Intersection

**Intersection** is an online shopping and dating application. Intersection was launched in 1998 as an online shopping app by Wolfie West by the name of **Intersection Shopping**.

## History

### 1998: Intersection Shopping

In 1997, Wolfie West was in need of help to built an online shopping business. With help from follow colleagues and partners, he was able to launch the online shopping company Intersection Shopping on January 1998. The name of the company was presented by Wolfied close friend Gareth Turner.

Intersection Shopping was launched as an online shopping site for computers only, however it was launched on other devices in June that same year.

## Sponsorship

Since there launch, Intersection has been casually involved in sponsorships. They were the main sponsor of Piston Cup Racing Series driver Geoff Pillar II from his debut in the Cup Series from 1998 until his final year in 2008 with 7 career wins. They would later sponsor Jimmy Cables from 2009 to 2016 with 11 career wins. After they fired Jimmy from the Piston Cup due the Next-Gen Takeover midway through the 2016 Piston Cup Racing Series they sponsored Flip Dover and continue to do so since. Flip Dover won 16 career wins and the 2022 Piston Cup Racing Series championship. All racers competed with the lowest number used being 00.
Theos Piston Cup Headcanon Iceberg

This is an iceberg about this wiki and wikis owned by it’s users, If you want to add something, you are allowed to.

NOTE: You might be looking for the Piston Cup Iceberg, here's the link: The Piston Cup Iceberg

## Level 1 (Sky)

This layer has things that many people will know about.

* TBA

## Level 2 (Tip of the Iceberg)

This layer has things that everyone might not know about.

* TBA

## Level 3 (Shallow Waters)

This layer has things that are a bit obscure, but not too obscure.

* TBA

## Level 4 (Upper Body of the Iceberg)

This layer has obscure things that only a few people will know about.

* Eliascarsjohnson1's universe - Some racers, sponsors, races, racing circuits and other assets from Eliascarsjohnson1's universe were part of Theos universe. A list of them can be viewed here.

## Level 5 (Lower Body of the Iceberg)

This layer is still sort of safe but with a few conspiracies, even though dark things might be here.

* TBA

## Level 6 (Bottom of the Iceberg)

This is where conspiracies against other users are and the things get giddy and dark.

* TBA

## Level 7 (Dark Waters)

This is the professional for macabre nightmares and evil facts

* TBA

## Level 8 (Abyss)

Oh yes, the end,

* TBA
Piston Cup Racing Series

The **Piston Cup Racing Series** is the top racing series of the Piston Cup. The series began as the **Piston Cup** from 1940 to 1948. After the Piston Cup sanctioned it it was known as the **Piston Cup Racing Series** from 1949 to 2009. After the death of Doc Hudson it was known as the **Hudson Hornet Piston Cup Series** in 2010. In 2011 Sprint became its title sponsor and it was known as the **Piston Cup Sprint Series** from 2011 to 2015 before it was known as the **Piston Cup Racing Series** again in 2016. After the Next-Gen Takeover it was known as the **Piston Cup Next-Generation Series** from 2017 to 2019 before going back to the **Piston Cup Racing Series** name since 2020.

The championship is determined by a points system, with points being awarded according to finish placement and number of laps led. The season is divided into two segments. After the first 26 races, 16 drivers, selected primarily on the basis of wins during the first 26 races, are seeded based on their total number of wins. They compete in the last ten races, where the difference in points is greatly minimized. This is called the Piston Cup playoffs.

## Drivers' Championship

The Piston Cup Racing Series Drivers' Championship is awarded by the Chairman of the Piston Cup to the most successful Cup Series driver over a season, as determined by a points system based on race results and victories. First awarded in 1940 to Jay Roper, TBA different drivers have won the Championship. The first driver to win multiple Championships was Ya Chun Fei in 1941, 1947 and 1950 while the record for the most Championships, seven, is shared by Strip Weathers and Lightning McQueen. So far every Champion has originated from the United States with the exception of China's Ya Chun Fei, Netherland's Haul Inngas and Canada's Sky Lewis.

## See also

* Bluegreen Vacations Duel
* List of Piston Cup Racing Series Champions
* All Piston Cup Drivers Ever Known
* List of Piston Cup race tracks
* List of Piston Cup teams
* Piston Cup Xfinity Series
* Piston Cup Junior Racing Series
* Piston Cup Craftsman Truck Series
* Piston Cup Elementary Series
* Piston Cup B Racing Series
* Piston Cup rules and regulations
* 2023 Piston Cup Racing Series
Piston Cup Speedway Division

The **Piston. Cup Speedway Division** was a short-lived series brought forth in 1952 by Piston Cup president and founder Bill France Sr. The series consisted of open-wheel race cars competing with stock engines. The idea of the series was to draw from the popularity of other open-wheel racing events such as the Indianapolis 500.

## History

### 1952 season

Main article: 1952 Piston Cup Speedway Division

The first Speedway Division race was held at Darlington Raceway and was won by Buck Baker with a Cadillac engine. The series' second race was held at Martinsville Speedway on May 25, with only 17 entries. The pole at Martinsville was won by Bill Miller in an Olds 88 Special. Tex Keene, driving a car with a stock Mercury engine came from 16th place to win the race. A total of seven races were run in 1952 with Buck Baker becoming the series champion.

### 1953 season

Main article: 1953 Piston Cup Speedway Division

In 1953, Speedway Division events were paired with those in the Sportsman Division. Three races were held with few entries before the series was quietly discontinued. The final series champion was Pete Allen.
Balandin 1

The Balandin 1 is an advanced dynamic gymnastics strength movement.

## Description of the movement

It is described as so in the FIG code of points: "*From hang vertical pull up to swallow (2 s.)*"

Common mistakes are bending the arms in the pulling phase, decomposing the movement (first pulling to cross and then raising to maltese), and not arriving in a good maltese position.

## History

The element was first introduced by Russian gymnast Aleksandr Balandin at the 2008 Russian Championships (footage). However he did not compete this skill much as it's not really worth its value (cross to maltese has the same value).

The Balandin 1 is the rarest one of the 3 Balandin skills.

## Prerequisites

Being able to do a regular butterfly or a Li Xiaoshuang is an obvious prerequisite for this movement, as well as a maltese on rings.

It's preferable to use a strong inlocate butterfly as the motion of the movement will not be broken.

Being able to do a similar movement with bent arms to understand the mechanics of the push.

## Carry-over

Being quite a complete anterior push movement, it has carry-over to lots of different movement patterns, mainly butterfly and maltese strength. In a sense, it can have carry-over to Van Gelder. It can also be considered a prerequisite to the Balandins 2 and 3.

## Difficulty

The Balandin 1 is rated E in the FIG code of points and is therefore an elite movement.

Assigning a value from the Burningate code of points would be: points of "hang to cross" (4 points), and points of the rings maltese (5,1 points) with a bonus of 25% fom the cross entry, for a total of 10,4 points.
Piston Cup (Sanctioning Body)

The **Piston Cup** is an American auto racing sanctioning and operating company that is best known for stock car and next-gen racing. The privately owned company was founded by Bill France Sr. in 1949, The company is headquartered in Nightdona Beach, Florida. Each year, the Piston Cup sanctions over 1,500 races at over 100 tracks in 48 US states as well as in TBA.

## Sanctioned Series

These are all the series sanctioned by the Piston Cup.

### National Series

#### Xfinity Series

*Main Article: Piston Cup Xfinity Series*

#### Junior Series

*Main Article: Piston Cup Junior Racing Series*

#### Craftsman Truck Series

*Main Article: Piston Cup Craftsman Truck Series*

#### Elementary Series

*Main Article: Piston Cup Elementary Racing Series*

#### B Series

*Main Article: Piston Cup B Racing Series*

#### IAAR Next-Generation Series

*Main Article: IAAR Next-Generation Series*

### International Series

#### European Series

*Main Article: Piston Cup European Series*

#### Pinty's Series

*Main Article: Piston Cup Pinty's Series*
Theos Piston Cup Headcanon Wiki:Project Flags/Countries

This is a country-by-country list of flags that may be/will be/are required on Theos Piston Cup Headcanon Wiki for complete vexillological accuracy. It is meant to complement the list on the project page. Since motor racing only started in 1887 (or 1894, if one insists on the *racing* aspect of motor racing) flags from before 1887 will not be included.

## North America

### Mexico

#### States

*Main Article: Theos Piston Cup Headcanon Wiki:Project Flags/US State Flags*
Geoff Pillar II

* 2004-2008
* 1998-2003

**Geoffrey Westbound Pillar II** (Born June 4, 1964 in Salt Lake, Utah) is a retired American racing car. He competed in the Piston Cup Busch Grand National Series from 1985 to 1995. Then he started competing in the Piston Cup Racing Series from 1996 to 2008. He is the son of former Piston Cup racer Geoff Pillar.
1946 Piston Cup

The **1946 Piston Cup** was the 3rd season of the Piston Cup. As the Piston Cup was on hold due to WWII no 1942 to 1945 championships were held.

All of the 1941 racers still competed in the Piston Cup with the exceptions of Albert Brakeson Carburettor Drive who died fighting in 1942 and Robert Finchum who left to focus on other types of racing.

Ray Steeringson, Bill Clark and John Shiftright began there full-time career with the debuts of Caleb Worley, David Locke (part-time) and Robert Brown

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**
* *Italics - Part-time*
* () - Manufacturer

1. (Chevrolet) Unsponsored 0 - Lee Michaels
2. (Mercury) Pepsi 01 - Jay Roper
3. (Dodge) Sweet Drink 2 - Ricardo Albany
4. (Ford) Albertsons & Axele 03 - Buff Posey
5. (Dirt Track Racer) All Good Auto Parts, King Bowling Alley, Re-Volting and Dinoco 3 - Caleb Worley
6. (Mercury) Speed Water 4 - Blue Byrev
7. (Ford UK) Unsponsored 06 - Harold Turner
8. **(Cadillac) Sunoco 10 - Ray Steeringson**
9. (Ford) Tank Coat 11 - David Locke
10. (Ford) AC41, Bench Engineering & Krelmen Private Select Honey 12 - Roy Bench
11. (Ford) Unsponsored 14 - Tilpey Redline
12. (Pontiac) Japanese Noodles 16 - Ya Chun Fei
13. **(Ford) Unsponsored 22 - Bill Clark**
14. (Ford) Unsponsored 25 - Eddy Duke
15. (Ford) Unsponsored 26 - George Thomason
16. (Ford) Ernest Savings & Savory 27 - Robert Allman
17. (Ford) Shot, Candy Co. & Mikes Racing Center 30 - Percy Barbel
18. (Ford) Unsponsored 46 - Robert Brown
19. (Oldsmobile) Turbo Energy 50 - Henry Wayne
20. **(Chevrolet) Unsponsored 55 - John Shiftright**
21. (Chevrolet) Retread 79 - Ruby Nightrider
22. (Chevrolet) Lil' Torquey Pistons 117 - Tommy Diane
23. (Ford) Clutch Aid 121 - Kurt Shiftright

## Gallery

Lee MichaelsJay RoperRicardo AlbanyCaleb Worley.pngCaleb WorleyBuff PoseyBlue ByrevHarold TurnerRay SteeringsonDavid Locke.pngDavid LockeRoy BenchTilpey RedlineYa Chun FeiBill Clark.pngBill ClarkEddy DukeGeorge ThomasonRobert Allman.pngRobert AllmanPercy BarbelRobert BrownHenry Wayne.pngHenry WayneJohn Shiftright.pngJohn ShiftrightRuby NightriderTommy Diane.pngTommy DianeKurt Shiftright.pngKurt Shiftright
ISCARS Dash Touring Series

The **ISCARS Dash Touring Series** (previously known as the **Piston Cup Baby Grand National**, **Goody's Dash Series** and **IPOWER Dash Series** among others) was a stock car racing series created by the Piston Cup in 1973, initially running solely at North Wilkesboro Speedway, that involved V6 powered stock cars raced over relatively short distances. In 1975 the series branched out to other tracks besides North Wilkesboro Speedway. After the end of the 2003 season, NASCAR transferred the Goody's Dash series to IPOWER (International Participants Of Winning Edge Racing). In 2004, they ran the IPOWER Dash Series. In January 2005, officials announced the cancellation of the 2005 Dash season due to problems with sponsorship. The International Sport Compact Auto Racing Series (ISCARS) purchased the series allowing the series to continue through 2005 and was operating until 2011.

## List of series names

* 1973 – 1974: The Baby Grand National Racing Association
* 1975 – 1979: The Baby Grand Series
* 1980 – 1982: NASCAR International Sedan Series
* 1983 – 1984: Darlington Dash Series
* 1985 – 1989: Charlotte/Daytona Dash Series
* 1990 – 1991: NASCAR Dash Series
* 1992 – 2003: NASCAR Goody's Dash Series
* 2004: IPOWER Dash Series
* 2005 – 2011: ISCARS DASH Touring Series
Jay Roper

**Jay Roper** (September 18, 1917- April 21, 2019) was an American race car who was successful in the Piston Cup Raving Series competition in the sanctioning body's first years. He is considered one of the best drivers of the era. He won the first Piston Cup race at Nightdona Beach and Road Course which was the 1940 Florida 500 and won the inaugural 1940 Piston Cup Season that same year.

## Background

Roper was born in Cleveland, Ohio on September 18, 1917. Roper started racing in 1937 at the age of 19, he won a couple of races. He won the inaugural race held at ABCD Raceway in 1939. The track was built by his friend, Albert Brakeson Carburettor Drive.
Chronos

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IAAR Next-Generation Series

The **IAAR Next-Generation Series** is an American sports car series, the premier division of the International Association of Auto Racing (IAAR). It is one of two feeder series into the six national touring series of the Piston Cup. It hosts events at speedways, road courses and even hosts international events much like the Rodopolis Series. Like the CARCA Menards Series it also provides hobby drivers a chance to experience racing at large tracks used in the three national touring series in the Piston Cup. It had a long standing relationship with the Piston Cup such as using Piston Cup Racing Series cars and sometimes held events at Piston Cup race tracks and races held on the same day as some Piston Cup races. It was fully affiliated with the Piston Cup until its buyout on January 27, 2023.

It started out as the **IAAR PIXELE Championship** when PIXELE became the title sponsor of the series from 1985 to 1992. After that it was then known as the **IAAR Championship Series** from 1993 to 1995. In 1996 when AXELE began leasing its naming rights, it was known as the **IAAR AXELE Series** from 1996 to 2006. In 2007 Camping World became its title sponsor and it was known as the **IAAR Camping World Championship** from 2007 to 2017. Ever since Camping World ended sponsorship after the 2017 season it is now known as the **IAAR Next-Generation Series** since 2018 onwards.
2023 Piston Cup Racing Series

Flip Dover, the reigning champion.

### Points

40-39-38-37-36-35-34-33-32-31-30-29-28-27-26-25-24-23-22-21-20-19-18-17-16-15-14-13-12-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
+3 for the race winner
+1 for leading a lap
+1 for the most laps led

The **2023 Piston Cup Racing Series** is the 80th season of the Piston Cup Racing Series.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**
* *Italics - Part-time*
* () - Manufacturer

1. (Next-Gen) Intersection 00 - Flip Dover
2. **(Next-Gen) IGNTR 2.0 - Adam Condon**
3. (Next-Gen) Sidewall Shine 3 - Carstin Dillon
4. (Next-Gen) Tow Cap 4 - J.D. McPillar
5. **(Next-Gen) SynerG 5 - Carl Engine**
6. **(Next-Gen) Starry 7 - Caleb Piston**
7. (Next-Gen) Vitoline 9 - Chase Racelott
8. **(Next-Gen) Retread 10 - Aric Almirolling**
9. **(Next Gen) Buy N Large & Combustr 11 - Henry Miles**
10. (Next-Gen) Blinkr 12 - Ryan Laney
11. (Next-Gen) Easy Idle 15 - Harvey Rodcap
12. (Next-Gen) Texas 16 Auto Parts 16 - Dan McBrakes
13. (Next-Gen) Hostile Takeover Bank 18 - Rowdy Revvin' Busch
14. **(Next-Gen) Pepsi 20 - Ruby Oaks Jr.**
15. (Next-Gen) Fiber Fuel 22 - Gogo Logano
16. (Next-Gen) Torqueberry Juice 23 - Bubba Wheelhouse
17. (Next-Gen) Shifty Drug 24 - William Byrev
18. (Next-Gen) Nitroade Light 28 - Tim Treadless
19. (Next-Gen) iRacing 29 - Sky Lewis
20. (Next-Gen) TripleDent Gum 31 - Cam Soinner
21. **(Next-Gen) AlphaTauri 32 - Alex Gearbox Jr.**
22. **(Next-Gen) Mood Springs 33 - Bill Brady Jr.**
23. (Next-Gen) Trunk Fresh 34 - Steve LaPage
24. (Next-Gen) Tank Coat 36 - Rich Mixon
25. (Next-Gen) Purple Freeze Juice 37 - Rebecca Rose
26. (Next-Gen) View Zeen 39 - Michael Rotor
27. **(Next-Gen) Sofina Foods 40 - Quincy Nightcar**
28. (Next-Gen) Re-Volting 48 - Joey Pitcrews
29. **(Next-Gen) Mountain Dew 50 - Christopher Tiebreaker**
30. (CRS) Dinoco 51 - Cruz Ramirez
31. (Next-Gen) Leak Less 52 - George New-Win
32. *(Next-Gen) Google Maps 53 - Miles Peeler*
33. **(Next-Gen) Google 61 - Aaron Muffler**
34. **(Next-Gen) RPM 64 - Everett Chapcar**
35. (CRS) Carbon Cyber 67 - Mindy Gearson
36. **(Next-Gen) Gasprin 70 - Charles Yankee**
37. (Next-Gen) Rev-N-Go 73 - M Fast Fong
38. (Next-Gen) Vinyl Toupee 76 - Will Rusch
39. (Next-Gen) Retread Fresh 79 - Maximus Inngas
40. (Next-Gen) Gask-Its 80 - Dan Carcia
41. (Next-Gen) Amazon 81 - Joel Carterson
42. (Next-Gen) Shiny Wax 82 - Conrad Camber
43. (Next-Gen) Buc-ees 83 - Henry Lugnut
44. (Next-Gen) Apple Inc. 84 - J.P. Drive
45. **(Next-Gen) ProPower 85 - James Fuelers**
46. (Next-Gen) Rolling Grove 89 - Thomas Revsbit
47. (Next-Gen) Bumper Save 90 - Paul Conrev
48. **(Next-Gen) Cakey Fillings 91 - Jeffery Fillings**
49. (Next-Gen) Sputter Stop 92 - Michael Alexander Latifi
50. **(Next-Gen) Spare Mint 93 - Ryan Johnson**
51. (Next-Gen) Coca Cola 96 - Finn Lowtire
52. (Next-Gen) Octane Gain 99 - Daniel Swervez
53. (Next-Gen) Walmart 100 - Jet Simmons
54. **(Next-Gen) Lil' Torquey Pistons 117 - Kaylee Nightcar**
55. (Next-Gen) Clutch Aid 121 - Klint Shiftright Jr.
56. (Next-Gen) No Stall 123 - Jonas Carvers
57. *(Next-Gen) LG Corporation 129 - Ruby Nightcar Jr.*
58. (Next-Gen) Youtube 267 - Joe Rose
Piston Cup East Series

The **Piston Cup East Series** was a short-lived racing series created by the Piston Cup in 1972 to provide a second-tier series, below the Piston Cup Racing Series, to provide races at tracks that had been removed from the former Piston Cup Racing Series' schedule. The series only lasted for two seasons.

## History

The Piston Cup East Series was created in 1972 by the Piston Cup as a reaction to the contraction of the Piston Cup Racing Series schedule. The previous 50-to-60-race schedules were considered too large, and therefore the schedule was trimmed to approximately thirty races. This left many tracks that had previously hosted Piston Cup's premier series without their headliner events, however, and the Piston Cup created the Grand National East Division to fill the gap.

A similar Piston Cup West, then Piston Cup West Series, was also formed from the former Pacific Coast Late Model Division, and would continue to the present as the K&N Pro Series West. However, the first version of a Piston Cup East Series would only last two seasons before being abandoned by the Piston Cup.

Eventually, the Piston Cup would develop by the 1980s the Piston Cup North Tour before eventually abandoning it for the *Busch Grand National North Series* in 1987, which in 2003 became the *Busch East Series* when the West and North (renamed East as the tour began traveling to the Southeast) series rules were unified, and eventually became the East version of the current CARCA Menards Series East.

## Competition

The Piston Cup East Series used a mixture of former Piston Cup Racing Series cars, as well as cars from the Piston Cup's Grand American series, which had also folded after the series' 1971 season. The cars raced in the series were allowed to be up to four years old. A significant number of events of the series' 1973 season took place outside of NASCAR's traditional southeastern stronghold; in addition, eight of the season's fifteen races were co-sanctioned with Cobes Automobile Racing Club of America. Over the series' two seasons, the majority of winners of its events were Winston Cup series regulars; Kraig Shiftright won the 1972 Piston Cup East Series championship, winning two of the series' 15 races; Tiny Lund was the 1973 champion of the series, scoring five wins in 15 events.
Ruby Nightrider (Born 1915)

## Ruby Nightrider

A colorised image of him in his garage preparing for the 1948 Florida 500

**Bob Ruby Nightrider** (born September 7, 1915 in Windham, Connecticut - died May 12, 1956 in Herriman Race Course, Herriman, Utah) was an American professional stock car driver who competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series from 1940 to 1956 for Retread. He raced under the name Ruby Nightrider due to the Ruby Red livery he competed in when Retread was mainly red at the time.

He is the farther of Ruby Nightrider who competed in the Piston Cup from 1969 to 1973.
Grips and variations

Here you can find the name of every grip and variation that exists in street workout.

Archer

Circular

Close grip

Deadstop/pause/ground

Diamond grip

Dislocate/eagle/cubital/reverse grip

Dragon

Explosive

False grip

Fingertip grip (includes 1, 2 fingers, thumbs and many others)

Floor/flat surface

God grip

Iguana (longitudinal, witch, commando) grip

Knuckles/puño grip

Omni Grip

Over grip

Open hand grip/no grip

Palm grip

Patriot grip

Regular/pronated grip

Semi-false grip

Serdjick grip

Slow/quasistatic/ultraslow

Stanchev/rompe/under grip

Straight Wrists Supinated grip

Super False grip/muñeca

Supinated/seudo grip

Thenar Grip

Typewriter

Wide grip

Wrist/carpal/back of hand/acid grip

X-grip

Zef grip

**Gimbarr grips**

Apocalipsis grip

Aqua grip

Aqua Apocalipsis grip

Aqua Contrado grip

Chalito grip

Contrado grip

Cripta grip

Nemesis grip

Overchalito grip

Overchalito Cripta grip

Overoverchalito grip

Ruben grip

Super Cripta grip
1941 Piston Cup

The **1941 Piston Cup** was the 2nd season of the Piston Cup.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**
* *Italics - Part-time*
* () - Manufacturer

1. (Chevrolet) Unsponsored 0 - Lee Michaels
2. (Mercury) Pepsi 01 - Jay Roper
3. (Dodge) Sweet Drink 2 - Ricardo Albany
4. (Ford) Albertsons & Axele 03 - Buff Posey
5. (Mercury) Speed Water 4 - Blue Byrev
6. (Ford UK) Unsponsored 06 - Harold Turner
7. *(Cadillac) Sunoco 10 - Ray Steeringson*
8. (Ford) AC41, Bench Engineering & Krelmen Private Select Honey 12 - Roy Bench
9. (Ford) Unsponsored 14 - Tilpey Redline
10. (Pontiac) Japanese Noodles 16 - Ya Chun Fei
11. *(Ford) Unsponsored 22 - Bill Clark*
12. (Ford) Unsponsored 25 - Albert Brakeson Carburettor Drive
13. (Ford) Unsponsored 25 - Eddy Duke
14. (Ford) Unsponsored 26 - George Thomason
15. (Ford) Ernest Savings & Savory 27 - Robert Allman
16. (Ford) Shot, Candy Co. & Mikes Racing Center 30 - Percy Barbel.
17. (Chevrolet) Gemstone Ruby Industries, Speed News, Pocos, Multi Pecas, Raich Autos, 2DA, WTY, IVC & MD 37 - Robert Finchum
18. (Oldsmobile) Turbo Energy 50 - Henry Wayne
19. *(Chevrolet) Unsponsored 55 - John Shiftright*
20. (Chevrolet) Retread 79 - Ruby Nightrider
21. (Chevrolet) Lil' Torquey Pistons 117 - Tommy Diane
22. (Ford) Clutch Aid 121 - Kurt Shiftright

## Gallery

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PIXELE Grand King

**PIXELE Grand King** is a car model produced by PIXELE since 1963. Its fifth generation model was used in the third generation of the Piston Cup.

## Competition History

A year after its fifth generation model was produced in 1980, Greg Locke began using the 1981 model after making his Piston Cup debut in the Florida 500 in 1981. Greg was the only known racer to use the model at the time. Greg went full-time in the Piston Cup in 1984 for Citgo. He was previously unsponsored with the number 99. He kept the number 99 for his entire career. Eventually Greg picked up a win at the BnL 500 in 1986 which remained his only career win to date. Greg still used the model right after the sixth generation model was produced in 1988 but in 1994 he was involved in a crash that took away his life at the BnL 500.

IAAR PIXELE Series racer Richard Guenther used the 1989 "sixth generation" model but only raced with this model after his debut in 1992. He began his full-time career the next year in 1993 and raced until retirement in 2001. He won 6 races and place third in his rookie season.

## Cars

* Greg Locke: 1981 ”Fifth generation" model
* Richard Guenther: 1989 "Sixth generation" model

## Results

### Piston Cup

(Key) (**Bold** – Pole position awarded by qualifying time. *Italics* – Pole position earned by points standings or practice time. \* – Most laps led.)
Cruz Ramirez

## Cruz Ramirez

* Dinoco
* Rust-eze
* Pre-Piston Cup

## General Information

### Born

6 January 1994 (1994-01-06) (age 30)
Houston, Template:TEX Texas

### Occupation

Piston Cup Racing Series driver for Dinoco
Piston Cup Racing Series driver for Rust-eze (breifly)
Trainer at the Rust-Eze Racing Center (formerly)

## Racing Career

### Number

95 (Rust-Eze)
51 (Dinoco)

### Sponsor

Rust-eze (breifly)
Dinoco

### Racing team

Team McQueen

**Cruz Ramirez** (Born Janruary 6, 1994 in Houston, Texas) is an American female hispanic racing car that currently competes in the Piston Cup Racing Series for Dinoco since 2017 with the number 51. She debuted in the Piston Cup during the 2017 Florida 500 race as a replacement for Lightning McQueen for the Rust-eze team.

Before her racing career, Cruz worked as a trainer and racing technician at the Rust-eze Racing Center at Fireball Beach where she prepared Next-Generation racers for the competition.
Reunion of Legends

**Reunion of Legends** is a special event held once on the Monday of June.

## History

The Reunion was proposed by Strip Weathers in 2008 after he'd noticed that many racers from his era weren’t alive as they used too. The proposal was agreed to and the first Reunion took place on June 16, 2008.

The Reunion of Legends is to reunite a lot of legends that have been associated with the Piston Cup Racing Series and there divisions.

Every year, a couple of new legends would visit with some other ones returning once a year.
30's Generation

The **30's Generation** is the common name for the racecar that is set to be used in the 2030's decade by the Piston Cup, CARCA and IAAR.

## Models

### Capitol Motors

* Capitol Motors Force 7 Prototype
* Capitol Motors Force 7A
* Capitol Motors Force 7B

### Kovakian Cars

* Kovakian AC1
* Kovakian AC2

### Next-Gen

* Next-Gen Race Car SC-Series
* Next-Gen Race Car SD-Series
* Next-Gen Race Car SE-Series

## History

The 30's Generation was announced by the Piston Cup on June 16, 2022.
2016 Piston Cup Racing Series

### Points

40-39-38-37-36-35-34-33-32-31-30-29-28-27-26-25-24-23-22-21-20-19-18-17-16-15-14-13-12-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4
+2 for the race winner
+1 for the fastest lap
+1 for the most laps led

The **2016 Piston Cup Racing Series** was the 73rd season of the Piston Cup Racing Series.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**
* *Italics - Part-time*
* () - Manufacturer

1. (Axxelo) Intersection 00 - Jimmy Cables
2. **(Next-Gen) IGNTR 2.0 Jackson Storm** (19-36)
3. (Brawny) Tow Cap 4 - Jack DePost
4. (Axxelo) SynerG 5 - Lane Locke
5. (Brawny) Transberry Juice 6 - Markus Krnkzler
6. (Brawny Combustr 11 - Chip Gearings
7. (Axxelo) Ultra VIP 13 Sky Lewis
8. (Brawny) Easy Idle 15 - Carl Clutchen
9. (Brawny) Octane Gain 19 - Bobby Swift
10. (Brawny) Blinkr 21 - Speedy Comet
11. (Axxelo) Vitoline 24 - Brick Yrdley
12. (Brawny Nitroade 28 - Phil Tankson
13. (Axxelo) TripleDent Gum 31 - Terry Kargas
14. (Axxelo) Mood Springs 33 - Dud Throttleman
15. (Capitol) Trunk Fresh 34 Dirkson D’ Agostino
16. (Brawny) Tank Coat 36 Reb Meeker
17. (Axxelo) View Zeen 39 - Buck Bearingly
18. (Capitol) Dinoco42 - Cal Weathers
19. (Brawny) Re-Volting 48 - T.G. Castlenut
20. (Axxelo) Leak Less 52 - Brian Spark
21. (Axxelo) Faux Wheel Drive 54 - Tommy Highbanks
22. (Axxelo) RPM 64 - Bruce Miller
23. (Brawny) Carbon Cyber 67 - Bobby Roadtesta
24. (Axxelo) N20 Cola 68 - Parker Brakeston
25. (Capitol Gasprin 70 - Floyd Mulvihill
26. (Axxelo) Rev-N-Go 73 Rev-N-Go Racer
27. (Axxelo) Vinyl Toupee 76 Rev Roadages
28. (Brawny Gask-Its 80 - Rex Revler
29. (Capitol Shiny Wax 82 - Darren Leadfoot
30. (Axxelo) Apple Inc. 84 - Apple Racer
31. (Capitol) Bumper Save 90 - Ponchy Wipeout
32. (Capitol) Sputter Stop 92 - Murray Clutchburn
33. (Capitol) Spare Mint 93 - Ernie Gearson
34. (Handmade) Rust-eze 95 - Lightning McQueen
35. (Capitol) Lil' Torquey Pistons 117 - Ralph Carlow
36. (Brawny) Clutch Aid 121 - Dino Draftsky
37. (Capitol) No Stall 123 - Todd Marcus
Piston Cup Xfinity Series

The **Piston Cup Xfinity Series** (**PCXS**) is a racing series organized by the Piston Cup. It is promoted as the Piston Cups second-tier circuit to the orangisations top level Cup Series. PCXS events are frequently held as a support race on the day prior to a Cup Series event scheduled for that weekend.

The series was previously called the **Budweiser Late Model Sportsman Series** in 1982 and 1983, the **Piston Cup Busch Grand National Series** from 1984 to 2002, the **Piston Cup Busch Series** from 2003 to 2007, and the **Piston Cup Nationwide Series** from 2008 to 2014. Since 2015, it is sponsored by Comcast via its consumer cable and wireless brand Xfinity.

## Playoffs

*Main Article: Piston Cup playoffs*

In 2016, the PCXS and Truck Series adopted a playoff format similar to the Piston Cup Racing Series Chase for the Championship. Unlike the Cup Series, whose Chase consists of four rounds, the Xfinity Series and Truck Series both use a three-round format. After each of the first two rounds, the four Chase grid drivers with the fewest season points are eliminated from the grid and Chase contention.

* Round of 12 (races 27–29)
	+ Begins with 12 drivers who qualify for the Chase grid with 2,000 points, plus the bonus Playoffs' points acquired in regular season.
* Round of 8 (races 30–32)
	+ Begins with eight drivers, each with 3,000 points
* Championship 4 (final race)
	+ The last four drivers in contention for the season title will have their points reset to 4,000 points, with the highest finisher in the race winning the PCXS title.

## Xfinity Series cars

The Xfinity Series started to use the Generation 3 cars used by the Piston Cup Racing Series and Stanley's Cup at the start of the 1982 season. Xfinity would began using the Generation 4 car at the start of 1992. The Generation 5 would be used at the start of the 2011 season and after 2017 they began to use the Next-Generation cars they still allowed cars with the 5th generation models to compete in the series.
2001 Piston Cup Elementary Series

The **2001 Piston Cup Elementary Series** was the first season of the Piston Cup Elementary Series. It is aged for 13 to 16 year olds. Beginning with the Elementary 200 at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Janruary 14, 2001, it included 8 races and an exhibition race per group. It concluded with the Lightyear 150 at Texas Motor Speedway.

It consisted of 2 groups and 30 racers. 15 in each group.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**
* *Italics - Part-Time*
* (\*Car Company\*) - Car Company

* Group A
* Group B
* Group C
* Advances

1. (Lux) Sweet Gas 00 - J.P. Walter
2. (Axxelo) No Stall 02 - A.J. Peter Bernard
3. (Brawny) Rust-eze 03 - Timothy Ricard
4. (Brawny) Gasprin 4 - Tiny Mikado
5. (Sherpa Motors) Octane Gain 10 - Jimmy Jefferson
6. (Capitol) Speed Water 11 - Mandela Nkosi
7. (Capitol) Napa Auto Parts 15 - Fairborn Bonnet
8. (Lux) Speed Water 63 - Brandon Fuelings
9. (Axxelo) Retread 93 - Axel F. James
10. (Sherpa Motors) Mobil1 97 - Paul G. Overfill
11. (Axxelo) Gasprin 103 - Peter Yankee
12. (Sherpa Motors) Branco Santander 111 - German Roos
13. (Axxelo) Henry's Sports Tire Place 119 - Helena Carlow
14. (Axxelo) IVC 120 - Nathan Christen
15. (Brawny) Air Canada 450 - Hugo Tireson

- (Brawny) Retread 2 - Loren Inngas

- (Capitol) Clutch Aid 3 - Kurt Shiftright Jr

- (Lux) Speed Water 13 - Fang Turner

- (Brawny) Nitroade 16 - Brett Turner

- (Capitol) Motor Oil 17 - Adrian Scratch

- (Axxelo) Rust-eze 32 - Joe Peterson

- (Lux) IVC 043 - Hayden Weathers III

- (Axxelo) N20 Cola 66 - Holden McPillar

- (Axxelo) Napa Auto Parts 070 - Gerald Meeker

- (Sherpa Motors) N20 Cola 073 - Mike Webber

- (Brawny) TNT Factory 74 - Carlos Bennett

- (Brawny) Cozen & IVC 75 - Benny West

- (Sherpa Motors) Cozen 100 - H.J. Krankzler

- (Axxelo) Trunk Fresh 171 - A.J. Lassetire

- (Axxelo) Japanese Noodles 573 - Fang Chun Fei

- (Axxelo) Gatroade 01 - Tall Leonard

- (Sherpa Motors) DuPont 1 - Leeny Phabercar Jr.

- (Sherpa Motors) Tow Cap 5 - Bill Clutchen

- (Capitol) Mood Springs 6 - Matt Carell

- (Brawny) 43 Drive Away 7 - Jacob Nightcar

- (Lux) Audi 8 - Niko Krash

- (Crown) Buy n Large 9 - Enni Windprower

- (Crown) View Zeen 12 - Bill Shields Jr.

- (Lux) AXELE 14 - Andrew Peterbuilt

- (Axxelo) Opel 20 - Owen Turner

- (Lux) Dinoco 40 - Zane Kruger

- (Brawny) Lightyear 45 - Jacob Martini

- (Axxelo) Tach-O-Mint 102 - Lucille Turner

- (Axxelo) Leak Less 103 - Billy Axxelo

- (Crown) Rust-Eze 105 - Bill Peterbuilt

- (Capitol) Mood Springs 6 - Matt Carell

- (Capitol) Speed Water 11 - Mandela Nkosi

- (Axxelo) Opel 20 - Owen Turner

- (Lux) IVC 043 - Hayden Weathers III

- (Lux) Speed Water 63 - Brandon Fuelings

- (Brawny) Cozen & IVC 75 - Benny West

- (Axxelo) Leak Less 103 - Billy Axxelo

- (Sherpa Motors) Branco Santander 111 - German Roos

- (Brawny) Air Canada 450 - Hugo Tireson
2022 Florida B 500

The **2022 Florida B 500** was the first race of the 2022 Piston Cup B Racing Series season.

## Race

### Race results

#### Stage Results

**Stage 1** *Laps: 65*

1. Victor Blurrsville +10
2. Tom Shiftright +9
3. Kris Cash +8
4. Aaron Muffler +7
5. Kevin Dalek +6
6. Roger Hart +5
7. Everett Chapcar +4
8. Flip Spinner +3
9. Tony Belous +2
10. Joe Harding +1

**Stage 2** *Laps: 65*

1. Everett Chapcar +10
2. Kevin Dalek +9
3. Flip Spinner +8
4. Joe Collins Jr. +7
5. Joe Harding +6
6. Jean Baguette +5
7. George New-Win +4
8. Monty Piceski +3
9. Roger Hart +2
10. Aaron Muffler +1

#### Finale Stage Results

**Stage 3** *Laps: 70*

1. Flip Spinner - 200 Laps +40WL
2. Victor Blurrsville - 200 Laps +39LM
3. Kris Cash - 200 Laps +38
4. Kevin Dalek - 200 Laps +37L
5. Aaron Muffler - 200 Laps +36
6. Brandon Gears - 200 Laps +35L
7. Joe Harding - 200 Laps +34
8. Everett Chapcar - 200 Laps +33L
9. Percy Revell - 200 Laps +32
10. Joe Collins Jr. - 200 Laps +31L
11. Roger Hart - 200 Laps +30
12. Tom Shiftright - 200 Laps +29L
13. Nocholas Sped - 200 Laps +28
14. Mike Truncan - 200 Laps +27
15. Tony Belous - 200 Laps +26
16. Christopher Tiebraker +25L
17. Dante Rover - 199 Laps +24
18. Monty Piceski - 199 Laps +23
19. Bruce Johnson - 199 Laps +22
20. Jui Okane - 199 Laps +21L
21. George New-Win - 199 Laps +20
22. Kenny Owenson - 198 Laps +19
23. Tim Treadless - 198 Laps +18
24. Katie Mush - 198 Laps +17
25. Jackson Storm - 198 Laps +16
26. Jean Baguette - 198 Laps +15
27. Alex Gearbox Jr. - 198 Laps +14L
28. Rose Johnson - 198 Laps +13
29. Greg Corroser - 198 Laps +12L
30. Ray Gears - 198 Laps +11
31. Landon Mitchell Jr. - 198 Laps +10
32. Jack Inngas - 197 Laps +9
33. Stace Cyper Jr. - 197 Laps +8
34. Levi Gears - 197 Laps +7
35. Kristian Shiftright - 197 Laps +6
36. Anthony Folks - 197 Laps +5
37. Bob Gears - 197 Laps +4
38. Kyle Kendraiv - 196 Laps +3
39. Mark Spindeal - 196 laps +2
40. Jayden Fuel - 196 Laps +1

### Notes

* W - 3 extra points for winning the race
* L - An extra point for leading a lap
* M - An extra point for leading the most laps

## Standings after the race

1. Flip Spinner - 56 pts
2. Victor Blurrsville - 51 pts
3. Everett Chapcar - 48 pts
4. Kris Cash - 46 pts
5. Kevin Dalek - 44 pts
6. Aaron Muffler - 44 pts
7. Joe Harding - 41 pts
8. Joe Collins Jr. - 39 pts
9. Tom Shiftright - 39 pts
10. Roger Hart - 37 pts
11. Brandon Gears - 36 pts
12. Percy Revell - 32 pts
13. Nicholas Sped - 28 pts
14. Tony Belous - 28 pts
15. Mike Truncan - 27 pts
16. Christopher Toebreaker - 26 pts
17. Monte Piceski - 26 pts
18. Dante Rover - 24 pts
19. Bruce Johnson - 22 pts
20. Jui Okane - 22 pts
21. George New-Win - 20 pts
22. Jean Baguette - 20 pts
23. Kenny Owenson - 19 pts
24. Tim Treadless - 18 pts
25. Katie Mush - 17 pts
26. Jackson Storm - 16 pts
27. Alex Gearbox Jr. - 15 pts
28. Rose Johnson - 13 pts
29. Greg Corroser - 13 pts
30. Ray Gears - 11 pts
31. Landon Mitchell Jr. - 10 pts
32. Jack Inngas - 9 pts
33. Stace Cyper Jr. - 8 pts
34. Levi Gears - 7 pts
35. Kristian Shiftright - 6 pts
36. Anthony Folks - 5 pts
37. Bob Gears - 4 pts
38. Kyle Kendraiv - 3 pts
39. Mark Soindeal - 2 pts
40. Jayden Fuel - 1 pts
Johnny Blamer

**Jonathan Crosscar Blamer** (Born August 3, 1970 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is a retired American professional racing car who was known for competing in the Piston Cup Racing Series from 1989 to 2006 for Faux Wheel Drive with the number 54. He previously competed in Piston Cup Juniors from 1989 to 1990 with Tank Coat with the number 90 for the Tank Coat & Faux Wheel Drive Racing Team.

He earned the nickname "Magnet Face" as he is known for failing to finish about most of the races he competed in during his entire racing career. He finished no races in the juniors series but finished about 25 races in the main Piston Cup series including his only career win at the 2005 Homestead 350.

## Racing Career

### Piston Cup Juniors

#### 1989

Johnny made his debut in the juniors with the number 90 for Tank Coat. During the Florida 200 he spun out in a wreck that took out him and 8 other cars, he finished in 15th place overall.

## Career Results

### Piston Cup

(Key) (**Bold** – Pole position awarded by qualifying time. *Italics* – Pole position earned by points standings or practice time. \* – Most laps led.)
1949 Piston Cup Racing Series

The **1949 Piston Cup Racing Series** was the 6th season of the Piston Cup Racing Series.

Jet Robinson, Levi Mitchan, Eli Turnspike, Lee Weathers, Trick Guzzler and Louise Nash debuted and went full-time this season.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**
* *Italics - Part-time*
* () - Manufacturer

1. (Chevrolet) Unsponsored 0 - Lee Michaels
2. (Mercury) Pepsi 01 - Jay Roper
3. (Dodge) Sweet Drink 2 - Ricardo Albany
4. (Ford) Albertsons & Axele 03 - Buff Posey
5. (Dirt Track Racer) All Good Auto Parts, King Bowling Alley, Re-Volting and Dinoco 3 - Caleb Worley
6. (Mercury) Speed Water 4 - Blue Byrev
7. (Dirt Track Racer) Jen's Diner, Thorsen Trucking Co., Motor Oil and Southern Gold Gasoline 4A - Floyd Morgan
8. (Ford UK) Unsponsored 06 - Harold Turner
9. **(Oldsmobile) Kirby Farm Implement & Supply Co. and Junior's Body Repair 8 - Levi Mitchan**
10. (Brawny) Sludge Cola, The Plaza Supermarket, Southern Gold Gasoline, Motor Oil and Re-Volting 9 - Slim Hood
11. (Cadillac) Sunoco 10 - Ray Steeringson
12. (Ford) Tank Coat 11 - David Locke
13. (Ford) AC41, Bench Engineering & Krelmen Private Select Honey 12 - Roy Bench
14. (Ford) Unsponsored 14 - Tilpey Redline
15. (Pontiac) Japanese Noodles 16 - Ya Chun Fei
16. **(Oldsmobile) Southern Gold Gasoline 17 - Jet Robinson**
17. (Ford) Unsponsored 22 - Bill Clark
18. (Ford) Unsponsored 25 - Eddy Duke
19. (Ford) Ultra Vip 26 - George Thomason
20. (Ford) Ernest Savings & Savoy 27 - Robert Allman
21. **(Ford) Fits Right, Faster's Garage, Grandol Oil Co. and Dinoco 28 - Eli Turnspike**
22. (Ford) Shot, Candy Co. & Mikes Racing Center 30 - Percy Barbel
23. **(Oldsmobile Unsponsored 42 - Lee Weathers**
24. (Ford) Unsponsored 46 - Robert Brown
25. (Oldsmobile) Turbo Energy 50 - Henry Wayne
26. (Chevrolet) 55 - John Shiftright
27. (Buick) RPM 62 - Jack Ford
28. (Dirt Track Racer) Duke Coulter's Hoodache Powder 70 - Duke Coulters
29. (Chevrolet) Retread 79 - Ruby Nightrider
30. **(Oldsmobile) Lucky's Bar & Grill, The Radical Car Club, Clint's Bait & Tackle and Motor Oil 82 - Trick Guzzler**
31. **(Nash) 94 - Louise Nash**
32. (Chevrolet) Lil' Torquey Pistons 117 - Tommy Diane
33. (Ford) Clutch Aid 121 - Kurt Shiftright

## Gallery

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Cobes Automobile Racing Club of America

**Cobes** **Automobile Racing Club of America** (**CARCA**) is an auto racing sanctioning body in the United States, founded in 1953 by John Raccum and Penny J Cobe. The current president of CARCA is Ron Dragracer, who took over the position in 1996 following the death of Bob Loadga. The CARCA Menards Series races next-gens and stock cars similar to those seen in past years in the Piston Cup Racing Series, and indeed most cars used in the Menards Series were previously used in the Piston Cup. CARCA's competitors contain a mix of both professional racers and hobby racers alike, in addition to younger competitors trying to make a name for themselves, sometimes driving as part of a driver development program for a Piston Cup team. CARCA Menards Series races are broadcast on Fox Sports 1, Fox Sports 2 or MAVTV, and they have been previously broadcast on ESPN, ESPN2, USA Network, TNN, Prime Network, CBS Sports Network, NBCSN, TBS and TNT.

CARCA owns both the Toledo Speedway and Flat Rock Speedway. CARCA formerly sanctioned the CARCA Midget Series from 1988 until 2002 and a truck-racing series called the CARCA Lincoln Welders Truck Series from 1999 to 2016.

## Points scoring system

CARCA uses a relatively simple point system to determine champions.

### Notes

* Every finishing position between 1st and 40th is separated by five points, with the winning driver receiving 200 points and the 40th place driver receiving five points. Any driver who finishes behind 40th will receive five points.
* Points are also awarded for qualifying, with: 15 points awarded to the pole position, 10 points for the second fastest qualifier, and five for the third fastest qualifier.
* Any driver who leads an official lap will receive five bonus points.
* The driver who leads the most official laps will receive an additional five points.
* All drivers who pre-enter and compete in a race will receive an additional 25 points.
* Any driver who enters and competes in each pre-designated five race leg of the overall schedule will receive an additional 100 points.

## Series

### Current

* CARCA Menards Series
* CARCA Menards Series East
* CARCA Menards Series West
* CARCA Midwest Tour
	+ CARCA West Mac's Series
	+ CARCA West Circle K
* ACRCA Late Model Gold Cup Series
* CARCA OK Tire Sportsman Series
* CRA Super Series