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On this date in 2017: @WilliamByron won the @NASCAR_Xfinity race at @IMS.
No. 43 ➡️ No. 44. @therichardpetty announces that Rick Wilson will replace him in the newly renumbered No. 44 car for the 1993 NASCAR Cup Series season.
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Bobby Gerhart was born on this date in 1958. He made 52 NASCAR national series starts between 1983 and 2019. His first race was won by Bobby Allison and his final start was won by Austin Hill. Gerhart has 341 @ARCA_Racing starts, while capturing eight wins at @DAYTONA.
On this date in 2024: @KyleLarsonRacin won the #Brickyard400 at @IMS.
Ready to charge through the field. Charlie Glotzbach | 1970
Tempers were HOT at the @MonsterMile in 1996. 🔥 Jimmy Spencer vs. Wally Dallenbach Jr. Derrike Cope vs. @LarryMac28 @kylepetty vs @MW55
Felix Sabates wasn’t happy with the decision that @kylepetty was penalized at @CLTMotorSpdwy, so he showed up to the @MonsterMile with a new paint scheme. The No. 42 car looked identical to Dale Earnhardt’s No. 3 car.
Rex White was victorious at @NWBSpeedway in 1961. It was one of his seven victories that season. He finished second in the final season standings.
Davey Allison allowed @JeffBurton to race his @NASCAR_Xfinity car at @MonsterMile in 1992. Burton was forced to use a backup car after a qualifying crash. His team covered the No. 2 on Allison's door with tape, so that they could still run their usual No. 8 in the event.
Some @NASCAR_Xfinity practice from the @MonsterMile in 1995.
A battle for the victory between Joe Bessey and Buckshot Jones led to the No. 00 team blocking Bessey’s path into Victory Lane. @MonsterMile | 1997
Driver profile: Rex White White made his NASCAR Cup Series debut in 1956, making 24 starts and finishing 11th in points. He won 28 races between 1958 and 1962, while winning the championship in 1960. White sat ninth all-time in victories at the time of his final start in 1964.
