Got a bunch of new cars today.
I’m going to run a 1970s season, using the solo rules that they introduced last year on the Lacorsa web site.
The drivers/teams:
Same schedule as last year:
Same points system:
Stay tuned!
The Table Top Sports Games of Chris Saguisag
Welcome to the 1984 NASCAR Winston Cup Season!
February 19, 1984: Daytona 500 @ Daytona International Speedway.
Race results and current standings:
Real-life winner of this race was Cale Yarborough, his 2nd consecutive and 4th overall.
Your race winner, Richard Petty!
This would have been his 8th Daytona 500 win. His last 500 win (#7) was in 1981.
Next: the Miller High Life 400 @ Richmond Fairgrounds Raceway.
Stay tuned!
November 4, 1979: Dixie 500
Race Results and current standings:
Late race incidents for both Richard Petty and Darrell Waltrip cuts the points lead by 20 points.
Your race winner, James Hylton!
This would have been Hylton’s 3rd win in real life.
Next: SEASON FINALE! The Los Angeles Times 500 @ Ontario Motor Speedway.
Stay tuned!
October 21, 1979: American 500
Race Results and current standings:
A late race clutch problem knocks Darrell Waltrip out of the race as Richard Petty increases his lead by 66 points.
Historically, Petty won this race and took over the points lead from Waltrip.
Your race winner, Ricky Rudd!
Historically, Rudd didn’t win his first Winston Cup race until 1983 in the Budweiser 400 @ Riverside.
Next: the Dixie 500 @ Atlanta International Speedway.
Stay tuned!
October 14, 1979: Holly Farms 400
Race Results and current standings:
A late race incident sent Darrell Waltrip to the back of the field, allowing Richard Petty to take the points lead by 13 points, with 3 races to go.
Your race winner, Bobby Allison!
Next: the American 500 @ North Carolina Speedway.
Stay tuned!
The Southern 500 from the Southern Super Speedway
Race Results and Current Standings:
I arbitrarily picked the #42 Chevy and driver Boyce Daly as the CS Motorsports team for this series, and the pre-race activities resulted in Daly and the #42 getting suspended for 2 races because officials discovered “out-of-tolerance” engine adjustments on the car.
I’m guessing that this will ruin his chances at the championship. Ah well.
Next up: the EverSport Outdoor 301 @ Gulf Coast Speedway.
Stay tuned!