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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Mar 18, 2016 8:00:42 GMT -5
The field has finished qualifying for the 33rd race of the season the Miller Time 300 at the Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Dale Earnhardt won the pole, with a time of 35.126 seconds, beating Glenn Jarrett by 0.062 seconds.
Other Noticeables:
Dale Earnhardt won his 2nd pole of the year,
Earnhardt won his 2nd career pole in the NASCAR Budweiser Late Model Sportsman Series and his first since the last race at Charlotte 22 races ago,
Bosco Lowe, the winner of this event one year ago, will be starting 41st,
Sam Ard, who will start 8th, will be trying to improve on his 55 point lead over Jack Ingram
1.15-Dale Earnhardt
2.24-Glenn Jarrett
3.74-Ron Bouchard
4.17-Darrell Waltrip
5.22-Bobby Allison
6.75-Neil Bonnett
7.47-Curtis Markham
8.00-Sam Ard
9.66-Lake Speed
10.7-Morgan Shepherd
11.89-Rodney Combs
12.1-Pete Silva
13.9-Bob Shreeves
14.4-Joe Thurman
15.94-Tony Cunningham
16.26-L.D. Ottinger
17.45-Charlie Luck
18.58-John McFadden
19.14-Ronnie Silver
20.23-Davey Allison
21.5-John Anderson
22.03-David Ray Boggs
23.02-Kirk Bryant
24.11-Jack Ingram
25.12-Tommy Ellis
26.6-Tommy Houston
27.36-Richie Panch
28.32-Dale Jarrett
29.29-Satch Worley
30.3-Mike Porter
31.39-Jimmy Hensley
32.77-Tim Richmond
33.34-Joe Kelly
34.28-Phil Parsons
35.21-Larry Pearson
36.50-Allan Powell
37.8-Lee Faulk
38.01-Ricky Rudd
39.40-Rodney Howard
40.84-Mike Alexander
41.70-Bosco Lowe
42.85-Darryl Sage
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2016 13:56:24 GMT -5
The Intimidator started 2rd in the actual race, with pole position going to Larry Pearson, who starts 35th here, strangely enough.
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Mar 18, 2016 17:59:58 GMT -5
Race #33 - Miller Time 300
The NASCAR Budweiser Late Model Sportsman Series didn't have to travel far for the 33rd stop of the season in Concord, North Carolina, the site of the Charlotte Motor Speedway for the Miller Time 300.
Dale Earnhardt led the field to the Green Flag and would lead the first 17 laps as Earhardt looked to be a strong contender until he was caught up in the "big one" and would never be the same again. With Earnhardt out of contention, the group known as the "Alabama Gang" that consisted of "leader" Bobby Allison, Neil Bonnett and Davey Allison, completely dominated the day leading 177 of the 200 laps. Bonnett would lose a lap late in the event and was never able to catch up, Bobby would lead the most laps but would get lapped as well with less then twenty to go leaving his son Davey in the lead.
Davey Allison would show a lot of matureness in his drive and showed the entire world he would be a threat in NASCAR as he led 47 laps and appeared on his way to victory but lap traffic on the final lap would slow him down, allowing for points leader Sam Ard to drive on by, leading only the last lap, and score his ninth win of the season and expanded his point lead with only two races to go in the season.
Other Noticeables:
Sam Ard scored his 9th win of the year,
Ard led 1 time for 1 lap, including the final lap,
Ard scored his 13th career NASCAR Budweiser Late Model Sportsman Series win and his first since Martinsville 3 races ago,
Lake Speed(4th), Richie Panch(5th), Lee Faulk(13th), David Ray Boggs(18th), Mike Alexander(21st) and Tony Cunningham(31st) made their NASCAR Budweiser Late Model Sportsman Series debuts,
Sam Ard, who finished 1st, kept his points lead, leading Jack Ingram by 138 points
1.00-Sam Ard (1 lap led)
2.23-Davey Allison (47 laps led)
3.89-Rodney Combs (1 lap led)
4.66-Lake Speed-1 lap
5.36-Richie Panch-1 lap
6.22-Bobby Allison-1 lap (88 laps led)
7.1-Pete Silva-1 lap
8.9-Bob Shreeves-1 lap
9.6-Tommy Houston-1 lap
10.75-Neil Bonnett-1 lap (42 laps led)
11.12-Tommy Ellis-2 laps
12.39-Jimmy Hensley-2 laps
13.8-Lee Faulk-2 laps
14.26-L.D. Ottinger-2 laps
15.40-Rodney Howard-3 laps
16.17-Darrell Waltrip-3 laps
17.29-Satch Worley-3 laps
18.03-David Ray Boggs-3 laps
19.77-Tim Richmond-4 laps
20.70-Bosco Lowe-5 laps
21.84-Mike Alexander-6 laps
22.11-Jack Ingram-6 laps
23.32-Dale Jarrett-6 laps
24.34-Joe Kelly-6 laps
25.21-Larry Pearson-9 laps
26.50-Allan Powell-9 laps
27.5-John Anderson-12 laps
28.28-Phil Parsons-13 laps
29.15-Dale Earnhardt-14 laps (21 laps led)
30.24-Glenn Jarrett-25 laps (Clutch)
31.94-Tony Cunningham-108 laps (Valve)
32.02-Kirk Bryant-122 laps (Ignition)
33.74-Ron Bouchard-123 laps (Gearbox)
34.47-Curtis Markham-156 laps (Gearbox)
35.58-John McFadden-178 laps (Accident)
36.45-Charlie Luck-179 laps (Accident)
37.4-Joe Thurman-179 laps (Accident)
38.7-Morgan Shepherd-179 laps (Accident)
39.3-Mike Porter-180 laps (Accident)
40.14-Ronnie Silver-180 laps (Accident)
41.01-Ricky Rudd-181 laps (Accident)
42.85-Darryl Sage-181 laps (Accident)
Dale Earnhardt-1-17
Bobby Allison-18
Dale Earnhardt-19-22
Bobby Allison-23-25
Neil Bonnett-26-29
Bobby Allison-30
Neil Bonnett-31-56
Bobby Allison-57
Neil Bonnett-58-69
Bobby Allison-70-72
Davey Allison-73-79
Rodney Combs-80
Bobby Allison-81-102
Davey Allison-103-107
Bobby Allison-108-121
Davey Allison-122-130
Bobby Allison-131-173
Davey Allison-174-199
Sam Ard-200
18 Lead Change among 6 drivers
Caution Flags: 2 for 8 laps
Lap 21 (Cars #85, 7, 45, 4, 03, 14, 5, 47, 32, 58, 26, 12, 01, 3 and 15 Accident Frontstretch),
Lap 172 (Debris on Backstretch)
Margin of Victory: 0.174 Seconds
Time of Race: 2 Hours, 13 Minutes and 48 Seconds
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Post by Deleted on Mar 19, 2016 5:33:37 GMT -5
For what I think is the 3rd time in Oreius real race history, the winner (Sam Ard in this case) and last-place finisher (Darryl Sage) were exactly the same as in real life!
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Post by tpgracing75 on Mar 19, 2016 12:08:58 GMT -5
What a nasty wreck! Looks like dale got a bit too aggressive with a slower wrecked car...
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Mar 27, 2016 8:00:05 GMT -5
The field has finished qualifying for the 34th race of the season the Yount 200 at the Hickory Speedway.
Bosco Lowe won the pole, with a time of 18.806 seconds, beating Billy Hess by 0.005 seconds.
Other Noticeables:
Bosco Lowe won his 4th pole of the year,
Lowe won his 4th career pole in the NASCAR Budweiser Late Model Sportsman Series and his first since Martinsville; 4 races ago,
Jack Ingram, the winner of this event one year ago, will be starting 12th,
Sam Ard, who will start 16th, will be trying to improve on his 138 point lead over Jack Ingram
1.20-Bosco Lowe
2.Billy Hess
3.32-Dale Jarrett
4.45-Charlie Luck
5.96-Ronnie Davidson
6.9-Bob Shreeves
7.63-Jimmy Hensley
8.39-Mitchell Clark
9.04-Eddie Falk
10.16-Jimmy Lawson
11.42-Allan Powell
12.11-Jack Ingram
13.4-Joe Thurman
14.18-Jeff Berry
15.12-Tommy Ellis
16.00-Sam Ard
17.7-Morgan Shepherd
18.6-Tommy Houston
19.62-John Linville
20.2-Jeff Hensley
21.1-Pete Silva
22.22-Rick Mast
23.14-Ronnie Silver
24.69-Junior Miller
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Post by Deleted on Mar 27, 2016 12:12:06 GMT -5
Tommy Houston, who starts 18th here, won the pole in the actual race. Can't say where Bosco Lowe started in the actual race, though.
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Mar 27, 2016 17:00:05 GMT -5
Race #34 - Yount 200
The NASCAR Budweiser Late Model Sportsman Series didn't have to travel far for the 34th stop of the season in Hickory, North Carolina, the site of the Hickory Speedway for the Yount 200.
Bosco Lowe led the field to the Green Flag and would lead the first 15 laps as the second to last event of the season would be just like the championship lead all year, with Jack Ingram and Sam Ard battling all race long to try and get the advantage before going to the series finale at Martinsville. The first half of the race resulted in several drivers leading but Jack Ingram would quickly pull into the lead and would lap drivers the rest of the way, leading 98 of the final 100 laps to score his third win of 1983, however he only gained ten points on Sam Ard heading into the final race of the season.
Heading into the final race of the season, mathematically two drivers still have a shot of winning the championship
1.00-Sam Ard: 4,974 points
2.11-Jack Ingram-123 points
Other Noticeables:
Jack Ingram scored his 3rd win of the year,
Ingram led 4 times for 113 laps, including the final 64 laps,
It was the 7th win of his career in the NASCAR Budweiser Late Model Sportsman Series and his first since Richmond; 7 races ago,
Sam Ard, who finished 3rd, kept his points lead, leading Jack Ingram by 128 points
1.11-Jack Ingram (113 laps led)
2.45-Charlie Luck (17 laps led)
3.00-Sam Ard (39 laps led)
4.2-Jeff Hensley (2 laps led)
5.04-Eddie Falk-1 lap
6.9-Bob Shreeves-1 lap
7.4-Joe Thurman-1 lap
8.96-Ronnie Davidson-1 lap
9.42-Allan Powell-2 laps
10.16-Jimmy Lawson-2 laps
11.69-Junior Miller-2 laps
12.12-Tommy Ellis-2 laps
13.7-Morgan Shepherd-3 laps
14.18-Jeff Berry-3 laps
15.20-Bosco Lowe-4 laps (21 laps led)
16.32-Dale Jarrett-4 laps
17.14-Ronnie Silver-4 laps
18.Billy Hess-4 laps
19.62-John Linville-5 laps (8 laps led)
20.63-Jimmy Hensley-5 laps
21.22-Rick Mast-5 laps
22.6-Tommy Houston-7 laps
23.39-Mitchell Clark-59 laps (Piston)
24.1-Pete Silva-176 laps (Header)
Bosco Lowe-1-15
Charlie Luck-16-26
John Linville-27
Charlie Luck-28-33
Bosco Lowe-34-39
Sam Ard-40-73
Jack Ingram-74-76
Sam Ard-77-81
Jack Ingram-82-92
John Linville-93-99
Jack Ingram-100-133
Jeff Hensley-134-135
Jack Ingram-136-200
12 Lead Changes among 6 drivers
Caution Flags: 1 for 5 laps
Lap 25 (Car #1 Stalled Turn 4)
Margin of Victory: 10.444 Seconds
Time of Race: 1 Hour, 11 Minutes and 4 Seconds
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Post by Deleted on Mar 27, 2016 17:27:00 GMT -5
Jack Ingram won the race in real life, too!
In addition, he and Sam Ard battled for the real 1983 Grand National championship. Sam Ard won it in reality, but can he do it here as well?
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Post by toyotacupseries on Mar 27, 2016 17:56:13 GMT -5
Not to be too picky here, but it says -123 for showing the top 2 in points, but under Noticeables it says 128 point lead. Just helping out!
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