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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Apr 10, 2016 7:00:12 GMT -5
The field has finished qualifying for the 35th and final race of the season the Cardinal 250 at the Martinsville Speedway.
Phil Parsons won the pole, with a time of 25.645 seconds, beating Dale Jarrett by 0.164 seconds.
Other Noticeables:
Phil Parsons won his 1st pole of the year,
Parsons won his 1st career pole in the NASCAR Budweiser Late Model Sportsman Series in his 51st start,
Bob Shreeves, the winner of this event one year ago, will be starting 4th,
Sam Ard, who will start 9th, will be trying to win the championship as he has a 123 point lead over Jack Ingram
1.28-Phil Parsons
2.32-Dale Jarrett
3.88-Jay Hedgecock
4.9-Bob Shreeves
5.6-Tommy Houston
6.4-Joe Thurman
7.63-Jimmy Hensley
8.43-Dickie Linville
9.00-Sam Ard
10.2-Jeff Hensley
11.82-Larry Ogle
12.41-Jack Bland
13.15-Tim McGuire
14.20-Bosco Lowe
15.47-Pete Silva
16.11-Jack Ingram
17.3-Brad Teague
18.04-Eddie Falk
19.14-Ronnie Silver
20.59-Joe Harrison
21.17-Jimmy Lawson
22.07-Junior Miller
23.12-Tommy Ellis
24.96-Ronnie Davidson
25.77-Bud Elliott
26.10-Barry Beggarly
27.64-Daryl Lacks
28.42-Allan Powell
29.22-Rick Mast
30.24-Glenn Jarrett
31.03-Tony Warren
32.8-David Triplett
33.45-Charlie Luck
34.01-Elton Sawyer
35.34-Eddie Johnson
36.62-John Linville
37.70-Jim Dottellis
38.19-Diane Teel
39.84-Ray Huff
40.08-Orvil Reedy
41.50-Al Hylton
42.94-Curtis Markham
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Post by Deleted on Apr 10, 2016 12:09:44 GMT -5
Phil Parsons started 4th in the actual race, while Dale Jarrett (who starts 2nd here) was on pole.
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Apr 10, 2016 19:00:14 GMT -5
Race #35 - Cardinal 250
The NASCAR Budweiser Late Model Sportsman Series had to travel up the east coast far for the 35th and final stop of the season in Martinsville, Virginia, the site of the Martinsville Speedway for the Cardinal 250.
Phil Parsons led the field to the Green Flag but it would be Dale Jarrett who would quickly begin to dominate the forty two car field as the tricky Martinsville track would have a total of 19 cautions, the third time in six events at the track where there had been 19 cautions. Heading into the event, Sam Ard was looking to score redemption as one year earlier, Ard had lost the 1982 championship to Ingram by 12 points but this time Ard had racked up an incredible season and came into Martinsville with a 123 point lead. With Dale Jarrett dominating and scoring an easy win, Ard had to finish in the top 30 to score the championship and did just that by finishing 11th and scoring his first ever NASCAR Budweiser Late Model Sportsman Series Championship.
Other Noticeables:
Dale Jarrett scored his 4th win of the year,
Jarrett led 2 times for 242 laps, including the final 167 laps,
It was the 5th win of his career in the NASCAR Budweiser Late Model Sportsman Series and his first since Orange County; 4 races ago,
Elton Sawyer(13th), David Triplett(25th) and Tim McGuire(33rd) made their NASCAR Budweiser Late Model Sportsman Series debuts,
Sam Ard, who finished 11th, is the 1983 NASCAR Budweiser Late Model Sportsman Series Champion, beating Jack Ingram by 93 points
1.32-Dale Jarrett (242 laps led)
2.63-Jimmy Hensley
3.41-Jack Bland (1 lap led)
4.11-Jack Ingram
5.28-Phil Parsons-1 lap
6.47-Pete Silva-1 lap
7.2-Jeff Hensley-1 lap
8.96-Ronnie Davidson-1 lap
9.88-Jay Hedgecock-2 laps
10.94-Curtis Markham-2 laps
11.00-Sam Ard-2 laps
12.50-Al Hylton-2 laps
13.01-Elton Sawyer-3 laps
14.77-Bud Elliott-3 laps
15.45-Charlie Luck-3 laps
16.03-Tony Warren-3 laps
17.10-Barry Beggarly-3 laps
18.64-Daryl Lacks-3 laps
19.17-Jimmy Lawson-4 laps
20.42-Allan Powell-4 laps
21.6-Tommy Houston-4 laps
22.14-Ronnie Silver-4 laps
23.82-Larry Ogle-4 laps
24.04-Eddie Falk-5 laps
25.8-David Triplett-5 laps
26.62-John Linville-6 laps
27.43-Dickie Linville-6 laps
28.70-Jim Dottellis-6 laps
29.34-Eddie Johnson-6 laps
30.20-Bosco Lowe-7 laps
31.59-Joe Harrison-8 laps
32.9-Bob Shreeves-9 laps (Accident)
33.15-Tim McGuire-9 laps
34.4-Joe Thurman-11 laps (Accident)
35.07-Junior Miller-64 laps (Brakes) (7 laps led)
36.24-Glenn Jarrett-164 laps (Accident)
37.19-Diane Teel-165 laps (Ignition)
38.08-Orvil Reedy-176 laps (Accident)
39.22-Rick Mast-176 laps (Header)
40.3-Brad Teague-206 laps (Accident)
41.12-Tommy Ellis-206 laps (Accident)
42.84-Ray Huff-223 laps (Engine)
Phil Parsons-Pole
Dale Jarrett-1-74
Junior Miller-75-81
Jack Bland-82
Dale Jarrett-83-250
3 Lead Changes among 3 drivers
Caution Flags: 19 for 95 laps
Lap 2 (Car #11 Spin Turn 2 after contact from 47),
Lap 19 (Car #8 Spin Backstretch after contact from 32),
Lap 26 (Car #8 Spin Backstretch after contact from 43),
Lap 36 (Car #70 Spin Frontstretch after contact from 00),
Lap 44 (Cars #11, 88, 12 and 3 Accident Turn 4),
Lap 51 (Car #20 Spin Turn 1 after contact from 2),
Lap 63 (Car #43 Spin Backstretch after contact from 11),
Lap 73 (Car #15 Spin Turn 2 after contact from 6),
Lap 83 (Car #15 Stalled Turn 4),
Lap 91 (Car #24 Accident Frontstretch),
Lap 140 (Car #9 Spin Frontstretch after contact from 41),
Lap 162 (Car #8 Spin Frontstretch after contact from 10),
Lap 170 (Car #70 Spin Frontstretch after contact from 11),
Lap 190 (Car #34 Spin Frontstretch after contact from 04),
Lap 203 (Cars #8 and 45 Spin Backstretch),
Lap 216 (Car #62 Spin Frontstretch after contact from 11),
Lap 223 (Car #70 Spin Backstretch after contact from 6),
Lap 232 (Car #34 Spin Turn 2 after contact from 45),
Lap 240 (Cars #4, 42 and 9 Accident Frontstretch)
Margin of Victory: 1.796 Seconds
Time of Race: 2 Hours, 24 Minutes and 22 Seconds
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Post by Deleted on Apr 11, 2016 5:42:57 GMT -5
Sam Ard, who finished 11th here, won the actual race, while Dale Jarrett finished 2nd.
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Apr 27, 2016 6:30:06 GMT -5
1983 NASCAR Budweiser Late Model Sportsman Series Year End Review
Alittle over a year ago I started the second season of the NASCAR Busch Series and it was a lot of fun to see these old paint schemes and drivers racing around on classic tracks. The second season of NASCAR'S secondary series was exciting all season long as we saw races that had photo finishes, big wrecks, drivers winning by several laps and last lap passes.
Just like in real life, Sam Ard and Jack Ingram battled for the championship for the second year in a row as both drivers would swap the points lead 30 out of the 35 races as Ard's dominating season would lead him to the championship in the season finale at Martinsville.
Here are the general stats of the year and here is hoping that the 1984 season will be as fun as the first two!
Stats:
Most Poles: Tommy Houston and Bosco Lowe-4
Most Wins: Sam Ard-9
Most Team Wins: Howard Thomas-9
Most Top 5's: Jack Ingram-20
Most Top 10's: Jack Ingram-23
Most Laps Lead: Sam Ard-1,187
Poles:
Tommy Houston-4
Bosco Lowe-4
Sam Ard-3
Dale Jarrett-3
Dale Earnhardt-2
Tommy Ellis-2
Bob Shreeves-2
Ronnie Silver-2
Neil Bonnett-1
Bennie Davis-1
Eddie Falk-1
Jimmy Hensley-1
Tommy Hilbert-1
Jack Ingram-1
Jimmy Lawson-1
Butch Lindley-1
Rick Mast-1
Phil Parsons-1
Tommy Sigmon-1
Joe Thurman-1
Darrell Waltrip-1
Wins:
Sam Ard-9
Dale Jarrett-4
Tommy Ellis-3
Tommy Houston-2
Jack Ingram-3
Jimmy Lawson-2
Bob Shreeves-2
Darrell Waltrip-2
Dale Earnhardt-1
Bill Elliott-1
Eddie Falk-1
Glenn Jarrett-1
Butch Lindley-1
Bosco Lowe-1
Phil Parsons-1
Ronnie Silver-1
Team Wins:
Howard Thomas-9
Horace Isenhower-4
Jack Ingram-3
Marilyn Smith-3
Darrell Waltrip-3
Mike Day-2
Bob Shreeves-2
Eddie Falk-1
Robert Gee-1
Johnny Hayes-1
Marvin Thackston-1
Ronnie Silver-1
Laps Led:
Sam Ard-1,187
Dale Jarrett-723
Tommy Ellis-687
Tommy Houston-511
Jack Ingram-437
Bob Shreeves-365
Ronnie Silver-310
Jimmy Lawson-293
Butch Lindley-266
Bosco Lowe-188
Phil Parsons-181
Bobby Allison-170
Pete Silva-159
Morgan Shepherd-142
Darrell Waltrip-129
Neil Bonnett-102
Jimmy Hensley-102
Dickie Boswell-93
Davey Allison-77
Dale Earnhardt-76
Clarence Ogle-66
Glenn Jarrett-63
Bill Elliott-61
Rodney Howard-61
Joe Thurman-59
Eddie Falk-49
Rick Mast-47
Ken Bouchard-46
Robert Ingram-26
John Linville-21
Bennie Davis-19
Charlie Luck-18
Harry Gant-15
Tommy Hilbert-15
Jeff Hensley-10
Junior Miller-7
Ricky Rudd-6
Joe Kelly-4
Tony Warren-4
Tommy Sigmon-3
Satch Worley-2
Jack Bland-1
Randy Butner-1
Rodney Combs-1
Top 5's
Jack Ingram-20
Sam Ard-16
Tommy Ellis-12
Tommy Houston-11
Dale Jarrett-10
Phil Parsons-9
Bob Shreeves-8
Ronnie Silver-8
Jimmy Hensley-7
Morgan Shepherd-7
Eddie Falk-6
Bosco Lowe-6
Butch Lindley-5
Jimmy Lawson-4
Joe Thurman-4
John Linville-3
Charlie Luck-3
Pete Silva-3
Jack Bland-2
Dale Earnhardt-2
Jeff Hensley-2
Rodney Howard-2
Robert Ingram-2
Glenn Jarrett-2
Junior Miller-2
Darrell Waltrip-2
Davey Allison-1
Allen Applegate-1
Geoffrey Bodine-1
Neil Bonnett-1
Ken Bouchard-1
Rodney Combs-1
Bennie Davis-1
Bill Elliott-1
Harry Gant-1
Rick Hanley-1
Jay Hedgecock-1
Rick Mast-1
Clarence Ogle-1
Richie Panch-1
Larry Pearson-1
Ricky Rudd-1
Lake Speed-1
Top 10's
Jack Ingram-23
Tommy Houston-22
Sam Ard-20
Dale Jarrett-17
Tommy Ellis-15
Phil Parsons-15
Ronnie Silver-15
Bob Shreeves-13
Eddie Falk-11
Jeff Hensley-11
Jimmy Hensley-11
Jimmy Lawson-10
Butch Lindley-10
Bosco Lowe-10
Pete Silva-10
Charlie Luck-9
Morgan Shepherd-8
Joe Thurman-7
Rodney Howard-6
John Linville-6
Robert Ingram-5
Jack Bland-4
Dickie Boswell-4
Jay Hedgecock-4
Chip Lain-4
Rick Mast-4
Bobby Allison-3
Davey Allison-3
Neil Bonnett-3
Geoffrey Bodine-2
Ken Bouchard-2
Ronnie Davidson-2
Bennie Davis-2
Dale Earnhardt-2
Tommy Hilbert-2
Al Hylton-2
Glenn Jarrett-2
Daryl Lacks-2
Junior Miller-2
Larry Pearson-2
Allan Powell-2
Randy Tissot-2
Darrell Waltrip-2
Allen Applegate-1
Glen Armstrong-1
Ron Bouchard-1
Danny Broyles-1
Frank Butler-1
Randy Butner-1
Mitchell Clark-1
Rodney Combs-1
Charlie Doyle-1
Bill Elliott-1
Bud Elliott-1
Harry Gant-1
Rick Hanley-1
Bob Hatley-1
Billy Hess-1
Harry Lee Hill-1
Ray Huff-1
Butch Isom-1
Steve Jarvis-1
Eddie Johnson-1
Joe Kelly-1
Dickie Linville-1
Curtis Markham-1
Gary Neice-1
Clarence Ogle-1
Richie Panch-1
David Pearson-1
Mike Porter-1
Orvil Reedy-1
Ricky Rudd-1
Joe Ruttman-1
Tommy Sigmon-1
Lake Speed-1
Jerry Taylor-1
Diane Teel-1
John Utsman-1
Dorris Vaughan-1
Tony Warren-1
Satch Worley-1
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