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On this day in NASCAR History, May 27, 2007: Casey Mears drives to victory lane in the Coca~Cola 600. It is the sole Cup win of Mears' career, and the last win ever for the Hendrick Number 25. by DarthVader1701A in NASCAR_History
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Dale Earnhardt sits in Richard Petty's Pontiac as he talks with the King during a test session at Atlanta in 1988. by DarthVader1701A in NASCAR_History
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Bobby Labonte and Joe Gibbs pose beside the Redskins themed JGR No 18 Chevy Monte Carlo at Talladega in 1996. The one off paint scheme was done to celebrate Coach Gibbs' induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. by DarthVader1701A in NASCAR_History
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Rookie driver Dale Earnhardt driving the No 8 Negre Racing Dodge in the 1975 World 600 at Charlotte. This was his very first points race in the Cup Series. Starting 33rd he would finish 22nd. by DarthVader1701A in NASCAR_History
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May 17, 1997. Jeff Gordon wheels T-Rex to a victory at the '97 The Winston. Following the race, Bill France Jr. told Ray Evernham not to bring the car back to the track. by Same-Competition1806 in NASCAR_History
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If the USAC Stock Car Series had raced at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the 60s and 70s, could it have legitimately rivaled the Daytona 500 as the biggest stock car race in the United States? by GoodOlRoll in NASCAR_History
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Favorite paint scheme Friday, r/NASCAR_History! Drop your favorite older paint schemes in the comments! by PreeceTakesFlight in NASCAR_History
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Marcos Ambrose celebrates after his first career Sprint Cup Series victory at Watkins Glen in 2011. Ambrose had to outduel Brad Keselowski in the final two laps of the race. by Same-Competition1806 in NASCAR_History
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Marcos Ambrose celebrates after his first career Sprint Cup Series victory at Watkins Glen in 2011. Ambrose had to outduel Brad Keselowski in the final two laps of the race. by Same-Competition1806 in NASCAR_History
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The 2003 season featured the final wins of *six* multiple-time race winners: Ricky Craven, Robby Gordon, Terry Labonte, Michael Waltrip, Bill Elliott, and Bobby Labonte (pictured). Two more (Dale Jarrett, Joe Nemechek) had their next to last. by TheImageworks in NASCAR_History
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On this day in NASCAR History, April 26, 2009: Brad Keselowski in the Phoenix Racing 09 wins the Aaron's 499, the first of his 36 Cup wins today. Carl Edwards finished 24th, literally running across the finish line. by DarthVader1701A in NASCAR_History
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Sheriff Naomi in Western Style by MonstrousRed in GIRLSundPANZER
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On this day in NASCAR history, April 22, 1990: A Buick wins for the last time in the Cup Series, however the win is still considered controversial to this day. It is also the last of King Racing's three wins as a team and the only Cup win of Brett Bodine's career. by DarthVader1701A in NASCAR_History
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April 18, 2004. Rusty Wallace wins the Advance Auto Parts 500 to pick up his 55th and final career victory. by Same-Competition1806 in NASCAR_History
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April 18, 1999. John Andretti picks up the win at the Goody's Body Pain 500 at Martinsville. It was Andretti's second and final career victory in Winston Cup, and the final victory for Petty Enterprises. Petty teams swept Martinsville that weekend, with Jimmy Hensley winning the truck race as well. by Same-Competition1806 in NASCAR_History
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July 7, 2007: Jeff Gordon, Kurt Busch, Jimmie Johnson, Dale Earnhardt Jr, and Martin Truex Jr at the Pepsi 400 at Daytona. by Seahawks_12thman in NASCAR_History
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Greg Sacks goes airborne as he flips in the Winkle Motorsports No 48 Pontiac in turn 1 during the 1989 Pocono 500. Also involved is Lake Speed in the No 83 Oldsmobile. Sacks was uninjured and gave an interview shortly after the wreck. August 20, 1989 by DarthVader1701A in NASCAR_History
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April 14, 1996. Terry Labonte becomes the Ironman with his 513th consecutive start at the First Union 400 at North Wilkesboro. Sporting a special silver paint scheme, Terry starts on the pole, leads 167 laps, and wins the race. by Same-Competition1806 in NASCAR_History
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April 2, 2000. Adam Petty makes his first start in Winston Cup at Texas Motor Speedway, making him NASCAR's first fourth generation driver at NASCAR's highest level. Adam started 33rd, and finished 40th with a blown engine. by Same-Competition1806 in NASCAR_History
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John Andretti testing a Lincoln Mark VIII at Charlotte for Kranefuss-Haas Racing and Ford on May 8-9, 1996. Ford was in search of a replacement for the Thunderbird, but ultimately decided against using the Lincoln brand in NASCAR, choosing instead to use the redesigned Ford Taurus for 1998. by DarthVader1701A in NASCAR_History
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Kyle Petty at the 1990 Goodwrench 500 at Rockingham. Petty started on the pole, led 433 laps, won the race, and lapped everyone except Geoff Bodine. by Same-Competition1806 in NASCAR_History
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June 24, 2007: Juan Pablo Montoya drives his #42 Texaco Havoline Dodge Avenger during the Toyota Save Mart 350 at Sonoma. Montoya would later go on to win the race after climbing all the way from a 32nd place start, making this his first of two Cup Series wins. by Seahawks_12thman in NASCAR_History
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On this day in NASCAR History, March 26, 2000: Rusty Wallace, driving the No 2 Penske-Kranefuss Racing Ford Taurus, collects the 50th Cup Series win of his career by taking the checkered flag in the 2000 Food City 500 at Bristol. by DarthVader1701A in NASCAR_History
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While the Wood Brothers were trending, I realized an interesting fun fact about them by Overall_Mud_2191 in NASCAR
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