|
Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Nov 24, 2019 12:03:57 GMT -5
The field has finished qualifying for the 16th race of the season at the Vernon Fairgrounds.
Bill Burton won the pole with a time of 26.691 seconds, beating Chuck Mahoney by 0.057 seconds.
Other Noticeables: Bill Burton won his 1st pole of the year, Burton won his 1st career pole in the NASCAR Grand National Series in his 1st start, Bill Rexford, who will start 18th, has a 254 point lead over Curtis Turner
1.Bill Burton 2.77-Chuck Mahoney 3.25-Dick Linder 4.42-Lee Petty 5.Dick Eagan 6.38-Ted Swaim 7.Dick Jerrett 8.Jack Reynolds 9.John Borden 10.99-Jim Delaney 11.John DuBoise 12.105-Ann Bunselmeyer 13.15-Paul Parks 14.Augie Walackas 15.9-Tim Flock 16.Jimmy Thompson 17.Felix Wilkes 18.60-Bill Rexford 19.Robert Sprague 20.Frank Keller 21.59-Lloyd Moore 22.Speedy Thompson 23.92-Herb Thomas 24.Paul Pettit 25.93-Ted Chamberlain 26.Paul Smith 27.George Bagnell 28.17-Jack White 29.Frank Mundy
*Note for this race I used the Monroe County Fairgrounds since Vernon Fairgrounds hasn't been made for NR2003.
|
|
|
Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Nov 24, 2019 18:11:07 GMT -5
Race #16
The NASCAR Grand National Series made their 16th stop of 1950 in Vernon, New York at the Vernon Fairgrounds.
A crowd of 9,200 fans were in attendance as NASCAR raced for at the half mile track at Vernon as Bill Burton led the first lap before Dick Linder took the lead and began to quickly dominate the race while nine cautions would slow the race for 45 laps. Linder would lose and regain the lead several times due to pitting and not, before finally taking the lead with eighty six laps to go and would easily lead 155 of the 200 laps and scored his first career win.
Other Noticeables: Dick Linder scored his 1st win of the year, Linder led 3 times for 155 laps, including the final 86 laps, It was the 1st win of his career in the NASCAR Grand National Series in his 15th start, Jack Reynolds(4th), Ted Swaim(5th), Robert Sprague(9th), Dick Eagan(10th), Bill Burton(11th), Frank Keller(19th), Ann Bunselmeyer(20th), Paul Pettit(21st), George Bagnell(22nd), Augie Walackas(23rd) and Speedy Thompson(25th) made their NASCAR Grand National Series debuts, Bill Rexford, who finished 6th, kept his points lead, leading Curtis Turner by 354 points
1.25-Dick Linder (155 laps led) 2.77-Chuck Mahoney (4 laps led) 3.59-Lloyd Moore (8 laps led) 4.Jack Reynolds (1 lap led) 5.38-Ted Swaim (16 laps led) 6.60-Bill Rexford 7.Jimmy Thompson (9 laps led) 8.99-Jim Delaney-1 lap (3 laps led) 9.Robert Sprague-1 lap (3 laps led) 10.Dick Eagan-1 lap 11.Bill Burton-1 lap (1 lap led) 12.John Borden-1 lap 13.9-Tim Flock-1 lap 14.Paul Smith-1 lap 15.Dick Jerrett-2 laps 16.92-Herb Thomas-2 laps 17.15-Paul Parks-2 laps 18.Felix Wilkes-2 laps 19.Frank Keller-3 laps 20.105-Ann Bunselmeyer-3 laps 21.Paul Pettit-3 laps 22.George Bagnell-3 laps 23.Augie Walackas-4 laps 24.17-Jack White-5 laps 25.Speedy Thompson-75 laps (Piston) 26.Frank Mundy-87 laps (Gearbox) 27.42-Lee Petty-122 laps (Engine) 28.93-Ted Chamberlain-147 laps (Piston) 29.John DuBoise-175 laps (Clutch)
Bill Burton-1 Dick Linder-2-32 Jack Reynolds-33 Dick Linder-34-71 Lloyd Moore-72-79 Jim Delaney-80-82 Jimmy Thompson-83-91 Robert Sprague-92-94 Ted Swaim-95-110 Chuck Mahoney-111-114 Dick Linder-115-200
10 Lead Changes among 9 drivers
Caution Flags: 9 for 45 laps Lap 9 (Robert Sprague Spin Turn 1), Lap 17 (Frank Keller Spin Turn 4), Lap 26 (John DuBoise Stalled Frontstretch), Lap 44 (Car #17 Spin Backstretch), Lap 53 (Dick Jerrett Spin Backstretch), Lap 70 (Dick Jerrett Spin Turn 1), Lap 83 (Bill Burton Spin Frontstretch), Lap 103 (Frank Mundy Spin Turn 1), Lap 128 (Speedy Thompson Stalled Backstretch)
Margin of Victory: 12.869 Seconds
Time of Race: 1 Hour, 48 Minutes and 31 Seconds
|
|
|
Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Dec 16, 2019 16:00:29 GMT -5
The field has finished qualifying for the 17th race of the season at the Martinsville Speedway.
Jimmy Thompson won the pole with a time of 26.643 seconds, beating Slick Smith by 0.054 seconds.
Other Noticeables: Jimmy Thompson won his 1st pole of the year, Thompson won his 1st career pole in the NASCAR Grand National Series in his 6th start, Bill Rexford, who is not entered in this event, has a 354 point lead over Curtis Turner
1.25-Jimmy Thompson 2.37-Slick Smith 3.87-Buck Baker 4.42-Lee Petty 5.30-Jim Paschal 6.52-Weldon Adams 7.8-Jack Holloway 8.9-Tim Flock 9.92-Herb Thomas 10.38-Clyde Minter 11.41-Curtis Turner 12.11-Fireball Roberts 13.7-Fonty Flock 14.17-John Manning 15.44-Johnny Grubb 16.4-Gayle Warren 17.98-Leon Sales 18.78-Ewell Weddle 19.2-Bill Blair 20.93-Ted Chamberlain 21.Runt Harris
|
|
|
Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Dec 16, 2019 18:01:11 GMT -5
Race #17
The NASCAR Grand National Series made their 17th stop of 1950 in Martinsville, Virginia at the Martinsville Speedway.
A crowd of 6,700 fans were in attendance as NASCAR raced for at the half mile track for the third time in series history as Jimmy Thompson would lead the first ten laps before he was passed by Lee Petty who quickly began to build up a impressive lead, keeping all challengers behind him until finally losing the lead during a round of pit stops to Fonty Flock before Petty took it back and would lead until with less then seventy laps to go when Buck Baker took over. Once in the lead, Baker also built up a lead as well and with one lap to go, Petty was forced to pit due to running out of gas, allowing for Herb Thomas to move up to second, but it was Baker who would score his first career win.
Other Noticeables: Buck Baker scored his 1st win of the year, Baker led 1 time for 65 laps, which were the final 65 laps, It was the 1st win of his career in the NASCAR Grand National Series in his 10th start, Jack Holloway(3rd), John Manning(11th) and Runt Harris(20th) made their NASCAR Grand National Series debuts, Bill Rexford, who wasn't entered in this event, kept his points lead, leading Curtis Turner by 353 points
1.87-Buck Baker (65 laps led) 2.92-Herb Thomas 3.8-Jack Holloway 4.9-Tim Flock 5.52-Weldon Adams (1 lap led) 6.42-Lee Petty (110 laps led) 7.30-Jim Paschal 8.11-Fireball Roberts-1 lap 9.38-Clyde Minter-1 lap 10.44-Johnny Grubb-1 lap 11.17-John Manning-1 lap 12.98-Leon Sales-1 lap 13.25-Jimmy Thompson-2 laps (10 laps led) 14.93-Ted Chamberlain-2 laps 15.7-Fonty Flock-2 laps (14 laps led) 16.2-Bill Blair-2 laps 17.4-Gayle Warren-2 laps 18.37-Slick Smith-2 laps 19.41-Curtis Turner-5 laps 20.Runt Harris-37 laps (Piston) 21.78-Ewell Weddle-53 laps (Piston)
Jimmy Thompson-1-10 Lee Petty-11-63 Fonty Flock-64-68 Weldon Adams-69 Lee Petty-70-118 Fonty Flock-119-127 Lee Petty-128-135 Buck Baker-136-200
7 Lead Changes among 5 drivers
Caution Flags: 1 for 5 laps Lap 165 (Runt Harris stalled Backstretch)
Margin of Victory: 7.400 Seconds
Time of Race: 1 Hour, 41 Minutes and 13 Seconds
|
|
|
Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Jan 28, 2020 15:04:37 GMT -5
The field has finished qualifying for the 18th race of the season at the Winchester Speedway.
Carl Renner won the pole with a time of 23.181 seconds, beating Lloyd Moore by 0.069 seconds.
Other Noticeables: Carl Renner won his 1st pole of the year, Renner won his 1st career pole in the NASCAR Grand National Series in his 2nd start, Bill Rexford, who will start 11th, has a 353 point lead over Curtis Turner
1.Carl Renner 2.59-Lloyd Moore 3.101-Bucky Sager 4.10-Ray Duhigg 5.Leo Caldwell 6.Chuck Garrett 7.Bud Boone 8.8-Buck Barr 9.39-Elmer Wilson 10.27-Jimmy Florian 11.61-Bill Rexford 12.Chuck James 13.25-Dick Linder
|
|
|
Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Jan 29, 2020 15:07:38 GMT -5
Race #18
The NASCAR Grand National Series made their 18th stop of 1950 in Winchester, Indiana at the Winchester Speedway.
A crowd of 5,000 fans were in attendance as NASCAR raced for at the half mile track for the first time in series history as Carl Renner would jump out to a big lead early on as only thirteen cars were entered in the race, as most drivers chose to race at Martinsville earlier in the day. Renner would lead the first 119 laps, losing the lead to Leo Caldwell briefly during the lone caution of the day, as Buck Barr would assume the lead due to a fast pit stop. Barr would lose the lead to Leo Caldwell on Lap 132, but regained it one lap later, and from that point on Barr was unstoppable, leading the final 68 laps to score his first career win.
Meanwhile, finishing 4th, was points leader Bill Rexford, who left Winchester with a 493 point lead, and due to a maximum 275 points to be rewarded in the last round at Hillsborough, it's mathematically impossible for any driver to pass Rexford, so your 1950 NASCAR Grand National Series Champion is Bill Rexford.
Other Noticeables: Buck Barr scored his 1st win of the year, Barr led 2 times for 77 laps, including the final 68 laps, It was the 1st win of his career in the NASCAR Grand National Series in his 2nd start, Leo Caldwell(3rd), Bucky Sager(7th), Chuck James(8th), Bud Boone(10th) and Chuck Garrett(13th) made their NASCAR Grand National Series debuts, Bill Rexford, who finished 4th, has locked up the championship, leading Curtis Turner by 493 points
1.8-Buck Barr (77 laps led) 2.10-Ray Duhigg 3.Leo Caldwell (4 laps led) 4.61-Bill Rexford 5.27-Jimmy Florian 6.59-Lloyd Moore 7.101-Bucky Sager 8.Chuck James 9.Carl Renner-1 lap (119 laps led) 10.Bud Boone-1 lap 11.25-Dick Linder-1 lap 12.39-Elmer Wilson-4 laps 13.Chuck Garrett-31 laps (Engine)
Carl Renner-1-119 Leo Caldwell-120-122 Buck Barr-123-131 Leo Caldwell-132 Buck Barr-133-200
4 Lead Changes among 3 drivers
Caution Flags: 1 for 5 laps Lap 121 (Bud Boone Spin Backstretch)
Margin of Victory: 0.480 Seconds
Time of Race: 1 Hour, 32 Minutes and 57 Seconds
|
|
|
Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Mar 2, 2020 18:00:17 GMT -5
The field has finished qualifying for the 19th and final race of the season at the Occoneechee Speedway.
Bill Blair won the pole with a time of 40.711 seconds, beating Jim Delaney by 0.080 seconds.
Other Noticeables: Bill Blair won his 1st pole of the year, Blair won his 1st career pole in the NASCAR Grand National Series in his 22nd start, Bill Rexford, who will start 17th, has already locked up the championship
1.41.5-Bill Blair 2.99-Jim Delaney 3.10-Ray Duhigg 4.8-Jack Holloway 5.3-Jimmy Ayers 6.98-Tim Flock 7.7-Fonty Flock 8.42-Lee Petty 9.47-Johnny Grubb 10.87-Buck Baker 11.38-Clyde Minter 12.44-Gayle Warren 13.21-Tommy Melvin 14.72-Weldon Adams 15.93-Ted Chamberlain 16.18-Herbert Burns 17.62-Bill Rexford 18.78-Ewell Weddle 19.11-Fireball Roberts 20.59-Lloyd Moore 21.26-Slick Smith 22.61-George Hartley 23.53-Jack Reynolds 24.25-Coleman Grant 25.94-Louise Smith 26.101-Bucky Sager 27.92-Herb Thomas 28.41-Curtis Turner 29.2-Jim Paschal
|
|
|
Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Mar 3, 2020 0:01:06 GMT -5
Race #19
The NASCAR Grand National Series made their 19th and final stop of 1950 in Hillsborough, North Carolina at the Occoneechee Speedway.
A crowd of 11,000 fans were in attendance for the final race of the season as NASCAR raced at the mile track for the third time in series history, with Bill Blair leading the field to the green flag, but it was Jim Delaney who would get a run on the outside and would lead the first laps and would dominate the first half of the event before Lee Petty would work his way up from 8th and would take the lead for the first time on Lap 39 before losing it back to Delaney as a early caution would keep the field close. Delaney would keep the lead for a few more laps before being forced to pit due to a flat tire, handing the lead over to Petty.
Petty would pull away from the field over time, with a lead getting as big as nearly twenty seconds, but would lose half of it over the final twenty laps due to lap traffic as officials decided to cut the length of the race down to 175 laps due to darkness, as Petty easily scored the win.
Other Noticeables: Lee Petty scored his 1st win of the year, Petty led 3 times for 109 laps, including the final 100 laps, It was the 2nd win of his career in the NASCAR Grand National Series and his first since 1949 at Heidelberg; 20 races ago, Tommy Melvin(16th), Coleman Grant(18th) and Jimmy Ayers(20th) made their NASCAR Grand National Series debuts, Bill Rexford, who finished 17th, is the 1950 NASCAR Grand National Series Champion
1.42-Lee Petty (109 laps led) 2.72-Weldon Adams 3.10-Ray Duhigg 4.98-Tim Flock 5.18-Herbert Burns 6.41.5-Bill Blair 7.99-Jim Delaney (66 laps led) 8.78-Ewell Weddle-1 lap 9.61-George Hartley-1 lap 10.7-Fonty Flock-1 lap 11.87-Buck Baker-1 lap 12.93-Ted Chamberlain-1 lap 13.38-Clyde Minter-2 laps 14.11-Fireball Roberts-2 laps 15.59-Lloyd Moore-2 laps 16.21-Tommy Melvin-2 laps 17.62-Bill Rexford-3 laps 18.25-Coleman Grant-3 laps 19.94-Louise Smith-3 laps 20.3-Jimmy Ayers-3 laps 21.41-Curtis Turner-4 laps 22.53-Jack Reynolds-4 laps 23.101-Bucky Sager-5 laps 24.2-Jim Paschal-5 laps 25.47-Johnny Grubb-68 laps (Engine) 26.26-Slick Smith-110 laps (Piston) 27.44-Gayle Warren-112 laps (Valve) 28.92-Herb Thomas-133 laps (Header) 29.8-Jack Holloway-145 laps (Piston)
Bill Blair-Pole Jim Delaney-1-38 Lee Petty-39-42 Jim Delaney-43-61 Lee Petty-62-66 Jim Delaney-67-75 Lee Petty-76-175
5 Lead Changes among 2 drivers
Caution Flags: 2 for 8 laps Lap 64 (Car #44 Stalled Backstretch), Lap 109 (Car #47 Stalled Turn 1)
Margin of Victory: 10.735 Seconds
Time of Race: 2 Hours, 20 Minutes and 7 Seconds
|
|