The Case for Ray Hendrick in the NASCAR Hall of Fame
Hendrick is one of the nominees for the next class of the NASCAR Hall of Fame. His son Roy believes he should've already been in.
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Hendrick is one of the nominees for the next class of the NASCAR Hall of Fame. His son Roy believes he should've already been in.
Who are the greatest drivers in NASCAR Cup Series history? With NASCAR’s 75th anniversary season upon us, we decided to put together a panel of stock car racing experts to help us answer that question. Unlike the most famous edition of this list — NASCAR’s own “50 Greatest Drivers” from...
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The Scene Vault: Buddy Parrott Helps Richard Petty To His 200th Win February 1, 2021 at 3:37 AM By Rick Houston Yes, Richard Petty won the 200th race of his NASCAR career in the 1984 Firecracker 400 at Daytona. That much, you more than likely knew. But … there’s a backstory to the weekend that make the victory all the more incredible. Buddy Parrott, Petty’s crew chief at the time, had to fend off the repossession of the engine the team planned to use in the big event. This is Parrott’s story. Join hosts Rick Houston and Steve Waid eac...
The Scene Vault: Jeff Hammond and the 1979 Daytona 500 January 29, 2021 at 6:31 AM By Rick Houston You only THOUGHT you knew the story of the 1979 Daytona 500 inside and out. Yet there was Jeff Hammond in Cale Yarborough’s pits, watching as his driver settled himself into perfect position coming to the white flag and then listening to the track announcer as all Hell broke loose on the backstretch. Disappointed that he’d missed out on a win in NASCAR’s biggest race, Hammond and his teammates then heard the announcer excitedly telling of ...