Card # 29 Richard Childress (September 21, 1945 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics Raced 12 years in 285 races with 0 Wins, 6 Top Fives, 76 Top Tens and 0 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio take away: Before he was a car owner he was a Cup driver from 1969 - 1981. His first race was as a replacement driver when a drivers’ strike at the first Talladega race had Bill France Sr. looking for drivers. Richard Childress Racing
Card # 30 Bobby Allison (December 3, 1937 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics Raced 25 years in 718 races with 85 Wins, 336 Top Fives, 446 Top Tens and 58 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio.com take away: He raced for 25 years (1961 - 1988) and was the 1983 Champion. He finished 2nd in points 5 times and was named one of NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers. He did all this and more while driving for 14 different car owners! He was inducted in to the NASCAR Hall of Fame with the Class of 2011. He is tied with Darrell Waltrip for fourth all time number of Cup wins with (84).
NASCARD Radio take away: Now the track is called Richmond International Raceway and it is a 3/4 mile D-Shaped asphalt race track which hosts two NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and Nationwide Series races.
I know the photo looks like an O but that was 1988. Here is the current seating chart with D-Shape now.
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics Raced 25 years in 409 races with 2 Wins, 6 Top Fives, 32 Top Tens and 1 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio take away: He raced for 25 years from 1982 to 2009. One of his wins was the 1990 Daytona 500. He currently drives the #73 Chevrolet for CFK Motorsports and the #28 Dodge for Robinson-Blakeney Racing in the Nationwide Series. You can follow him on Facebook or at www.DerrikeCope.com
NASCARD Radio take away: The Checklist card has 3 versions. The first print run is commonly known as the 'Myrtle Beach Set' from the first print of wax and factory sets that shows 'by Sheriar Press Myrtle Beach, SC' in the lower left corner on the 1988 NASCAR Schedule side. That notation was removed in the second printing commonly known as the 'Charlotte Set' and replaced with 'Printed in USA'. Since they moved cards around #43 on the Myrtle Beach checklist shows Daytona Int. Speedway.
'Myrtle Beach version below'
'Charlotte version below but they forgot to change #43 it still shows Daytona Int. Speedway'
'Charlotte version below with #43 as Richard Petty'
Card #37- Larry Pearson (November 2, 1953 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics Raced 6 years in 57 races with 0 Wins, 0 Top Fives, 3 Top Tens and 0 starting at the Pole.
NASCAR Nationwide Series Statistics Raced 16 years in 259 races with 15 Wins, 78 Top Fives, 129 Top Tens and 11 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio take away: He is the son of three-time Sprint Cup champion David Pearson. Larry won the Nationwide Series championship in 1986 & 1987, but struggled to achieve the same level of success at the Sprint cup level.
Card #40 - 1987 Rookie Of The Year (Davey Allison)
Davey Allison (February 25, 1961 - July 13, 1993) Age 32
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics Raced 9 years in 191 races with 19 Wins, 66 Top Fives, 92 Top Tens and 14 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio.com take away: He was the NASCAR Winston Cup Series Rookie of the year in 1987. He finished 3rd in Championship points in 1991 and 1992. In 1993 he was killed in a helicopter crash. He was named of NASCAR's 50 greatest drivers and finished 10th or better in 48 percent of his races during his short career.
Card #43 - Daytona International Speedway & Richard Petty
NASCARD RADIO.COM take away: There are 2 card number 43's. The first is Daytona International Speedway as card number 43 which was a first printing in the Myrtle Beach wax and Factory Sets (First Edition). For the seconding printing they inserted Richard Petty as card #43 and moved the Daytona International Speedway card to #47.
Card #47 - Single File & Daytona International Speedway
NASCARD RADIO.COM take away: There are 2 card number 47's. The first is Single File as card number 47 which was a first printing in the Myrtle Beach wax and Factory Sets (First Edition). For the seconding printing they moved Daytona International Speedway from card #43 to card #47 to make room for Richard Petty. The Single File card was pulled from the set.
Card #48 - Mark Martin (January 9, 1959 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics ** STILL ACTIVE ** Raced 30 years in 835 races with 40 Wins, 267 Top Fives, 441 Top Tens and 52 starting at the Pole
NASCARD RADIO.COM take away: This is Mark Martin's Rookie card and at age 53 (2012) he is still racing at the Sprint Cup level. He has finished second in the Sprint Cup Series 5 times and has been described by ESPN as "The best driver to never win a championship". He was named one of NASCARS's 50 Greatest Drivers. Over 30 years he's finished in the top ten 52.8% of the time.
Card #50 - Bill Elliott (October 8, 1955 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics ** STILL ACTIVE ** Raced 36 years in 826 races with 44 Wins, 175 Top Fives, 320 Top Tens and 55 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio take away: Some of his nicknames are "Awesome Bill from Dawsonville" or "Million Dollar Bill". He was the 1988 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champ and was named one of NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers. He was named NASCAR's Most Popular Driver 16 times.
NASCARD Radio take away: Now known as the Talladega Superspeedway which has a capacity to hold 175,000 people.
During 1960s Bill France was wanting to build a track faster and longer than Daytona International Speedway. He would end up breaking ground on an old airfield on May 23, 1968. The track would be named Alabama International Motor Speedway (AIMS), but the name would not carry on and was later changed to Talladega Superspeedway. The track opened on September 13, 1969 costing $4 million.
The first race at the new track was unlike any other; all the original drivers abandoned the track because of tire problems which caused Bill France to hire substitute drivers. The first finish was amazing with three cars side by side with the winner being Richard Brickhouse.
NASCARD Radio take away: To this day, Earnhardt is the only driver in NASCAR Winston Cup history to follow a Rookie of the Year title with a NASCAR Winston Cup Championship the next season. 1988 was the first year of the now famous Black Sliver #3 and he won 4 of the 7 Championships with this paint scheme.
Card #56 - Charlotte Motor Speedway (Capacity 140,000)
NASCARD Radio take away: Charlotte Motor Speedway is a motorsports complex located in Concord, North Carolina, United States 13 miles from Charlotte, North Carolina. The complex features a 1.5 miles (2.4 km) quad oval track that hosts NASCAR racing including the prestigious Coca-Cola 600 on Memorial Day weekend and the Sprint All-Star Race. The speedway was built in 1959 by Bruton Smith and Curtis Turner (partner and driver) and is considered the home track for NASCAR with many race teams located in the Charlotte area.
I feel that this track and ownership are the innovators of the sport. They were the first to have luxury suites at the track. Charlotte Motor Speedway was the first modern superspeedway to host night racing with a 1,200 fixture permanent lighting system. The most recent innovation was the installation of the world’s largest high definition video board at the track. It measures 200 feet by 80 feet and contains over 9 million LEDs.
Card #58 - Alan Kulwicki (December 14, 1954 - April 1, 1993) Age 38
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics Raced 9 years in 207 races with 5 Wins, 38 Top Fives, 75 Top Tens and 24 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio take away: His first card is in the 1988 Maxx set. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee in 1977 which helped him later on in racing. Alan Kulwicki was the 1986 Rookie of the Year and was the 1992 Cup Champion. The 1992 Cup Champion was the closest title win in NASCAR Cup Series history until the implementation of the Chase for the Cup format in 2004. It is important to note he was the first car owner driver to win a Cup Championship with a college degree. He was killed in a plane crash on Thursday April 1, 1993 returning from an appearance at the Knoxville Hooters in a Hooters corporate plane on a short flight across Tennessee before the Sunday spring race at Bristol. He was named one of NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers in 1998.
Three days after Kulwicki's death, Bristol race winner Rusty Wallace honored his former short track rival by performing Kulwicki's trademark Polish Victory Lap. Davey Allison died on July 13, 1993; competitors who had been carrying a #7 sticker in memory to Kulwicki added a #28 sticker for Allison. After the final race of the season, series champion Dale Earnhardt and race winner Wallace drove a side-by-side Polish victory lap carrying flags for Kulwicki and Allison. Kulwicki finished 41st in the final points standings despite competing in only five races
NASCARD RADIO.COM take away: There are 2 card number 59's. The first is 1988 Begins as card number 59 which was a first printing in the Myrtle Beach wax and Factory Sets (First Edition). For the seconding printing they inserted Brett Bodine as card #59 and removed the 1988 Begins card.
Card #63 - Terry Labonte (November 16, 1956 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics ** Still Racing ** Raced 35 years in 879 races with 22 Wins, 182 Top Fives, 361 Top Tens and 27 starting at the Pole
NASCARD RADIO.COM take away: This is his second card. He started racing in 1978 and continues to race. He won the championship twice (1984 & 1996) and was named one of NASCARS's 50 greatest drivers.
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics Raced 27 years in 575 races with 18 Wins, 100 Top Fives, 190 Top Tens and 37 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio take away: Raced 27 years from 1979 to 2011 (age 62). Was named on of NASCAR's Modified all-time Top 10 Drivers. Was 1982 NASCAR Cup Rookie of the Year and named on of NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers.
Bodine's creativity and innovation are not just limited to NASCAR racing. Bodine is the co-owner of the Bo-Dyn Bobsled Company. His bobsled interest started during the 1992 Winter Olympics when the U.S. Bobsled Team was having a tough time during competition
Bodine founded the USA Bobsled Project to help create a winning bobsled for the U.S. teams. The U. S. National Team first used their sleds in 1994. Ten years after Bo-Dyn's inception, the U.S. team won three medals in Bo-Dyn Bobsleds during the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, and during the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, American bobsledder Steven Holcomb piloted a Bo-Dyn Bobsled named "Night Train" to gold. Every January since 2006 at the Lake Placid, New York track, a charity run is held with the US bobsled team and NASCAR drivers to raise money for the sled project. Participants have included Todd Bodine (one of Geoffrey Bodine's brothers) and Tony Stewart.
Card #68 - Rick Wilson (January 31, 1953 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics Raced 14 years in 206 races with 0 Wins, 5 Top Fives, 23 Top Tens and 1 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio take away: His most successful reign came from 1986 until 1989, driving the #4 car for Morgan-McClure Motorsports, when he was a consistent top-20 driver and won his only pole position at Bristol Motor Speedway. He later drove for RahMoc Enterprises, Stavola Brothers Racing and Petty Enterprises and was an Oldsmobile driver until the brand left NASCAR following the 1992 season. Wilson was the first driver chosen to replace Richard Petty after Petty's retirement—the car's number temporarily changed to #44 at that time.
NASCARD RADIO.COM take away: There are 3 card number 69's. The first is the checklist with #59 as “1988 Begins” with printed in USA Myrtle Beach on the other side. The second is #59 as 1988 Begins with no mention of Myrtle Beach. The third printing as #59 as Brett Bodine and no mention of Myrtle Beach on the other side
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Card # 28 Hut Stricklin (June 24, 1961 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 15 years in 328 races with 0 Wins, 8 Top Fives, 29 Top Tens and 1 starting at the Pole.
Card # 29 Richard Childress (September 21, 1945 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 12 years in 285 races with 0 Wins, 6 Top Fives, 76 Top Tens and 0 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio take away: Before he was a car owner he was a Cup driver from 1969 - 1981. His first race was as a replacement driver when a drivers’ strike at the first Talladega race had Bill France Sr. looking for drivers.
Richard Childress Racing
Card # 30 Bobby Allison (December 3, 1937 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 25 years in 718 races with 85 Wins, 336 Top Fives, 446 Top Tens and 58 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio.com take away: He raced for 25 years (1961 - 1988) and was the 1983 Champion. He finished 2nd in points 5 times and was named one of NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers. He did all this and more while driving for 14 different car owners! He was inducted in to the NASCAR Hall of Fame with the Class of 2011. He is tied with Darrell Waltrip for fourth all time number of Cup wins with (84).
Card # 31 Richard Petty / Ricky Rudd Cars
Card #32- Richmond Fairgrounds Raceway (Capacity 97,912)
NASCARD Radio take away: Now the track is called Richmond International Raceway and it is a 3/4 mile D-Shaped asphalt race track which hosts two NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and Nationwide Series races.
I know the photo looks like an O but that was 1988. Here is the current seating chart with D-Shape now.
Card #33- Derrike Cope (November 3, 1958 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 25 years in 409 races with 2 Wins, 6 Top Fives, 32 Top Tens and 1 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio take away: He raced for 25 years from 1982 to 2009. One of his wins was the 1990 Daytona 500. He currently drives the #73 Chevrolet for CFK Motorsports and the #28 Dodge for Robinson-Blakeney Racing in the Nationwide Series. You can follow him on Facebook or at
www.DerrikeCope.com
Card #34- Neil Bonnett's Car
Card #35- Sheet Metal Damage
Card #36- Checklist # 2
NASCARD Radio take away: The Checklist card has 3 versions. The first print run is commonly known as the 'Myrtle Beach Set' from the first print of wax and factory sets that shows 'by Sheriar Press Myrtle Beach, SC' in the lower left corner on the 1988 NASCAR Schedule side. That notation was removed in the second printing commonly known as the 'Charlotte Set' and replaced with 'Printed in USA'. Since they moved cards around #43 on the Myrtle Beach checklist shows Daytona Int. Speedway.
'Myrtle Beach version below'
'Charlotte version below but they forgot to change #43 it still shows Daytona Int. Speedway'
'Charlotte version below with #43 as Richard Petty'
Card #37- Larry Pearson (November 2, 1953 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 6 years in 57 races with 0 Wins, 0 Top Fives, 3 Top Tens and 0 starting at the Pole.
NASCAR Nationwide Series Statistics
Raced 16 years in 259 races with 15 Wins, 78 Top Fives, 129 Top Tens and 11 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio take away: He is the son of three-time Sprint Cup champion David Pearson. Larry won the Nationwide Series championship in 1986 & 1987, but struggled to achieve the same level of success at the Sprint cup level.
Card #38 - Dale Earnhardt Pit Stop
Card #39- Dave Pletcher (January 26, 1952 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 2 years in 3 races with 0 Wins, 0 Top Fives, 0 Top Tens and 0 starting at the Pole.
Card #40 - 1987 Rookie Of The Year (Davey Allison)
Davey Allison (February 25, 1961 - July 13, 1993) Age 32
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 9 years in 191 races with 19 Wins, 66 Top Fives, 92 Top Tens and 14 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio.com take away: He was the NASCAR Winston Cup Series Rookie of the year in 1987. He finished 3rd in Championship points in 1991 and 1992. In 1993 he was killed in a helicopter crash. He was named of NASCAR's 50 greatest drivers and finished 10th or better in 48 percent of his races during his short career.
Card #41 - Zerex Antifreeze Ford, Driver: Alan Kulwicki
Card #42 - Jimmy Means (May 29, 1950 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 18 years in 455 races with 0 Wins, 0 Top Fives, 17 Top Tens and 0 starting at the Pole.
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Card #43 - Daytona International Speedway & Richard Petty
NASCARD RADIO.COM take away: There are 2 card number 43's. The first is Daytona International Speedway as card number 43 which was a first printing in the Myrtle Beach wax and Factory Sets (First Edition). For the seconding printing they inserted Richard Petty as card #43 and moved the Daytona International Speedway card to #47.
Myrtle Beach Edition #43 (First Printing)
Charlotte Edition #43 (Second Printing)
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Card #44 - Dave Marcis (March 1, 1941 to Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 35 years in 883 races with 5 Wins, 94 Top Fives, 222 Top Tens and 14 starting at the Pole.
Card #45 - Tire Wars
Card #45 - Lake Speed (January 17, 1948 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 19 years in 402 races with 1 Wins, 16 Top Fives, 75 Top Tens and 0 starting at the Pole.
Card #47 - Single File & Daytona International Speedway
NASCARD RADIO.COM take away: There are 2 card number 47's. The first is Single File as card number 47 which was a first printing in the Myrtle Beach wax and Factory Sets (First Edition). For the seconding printing they moved Daytona International Speedway from card #43 to card #47 to make room for Richard Petty. The Single File card was pulled from the set.
Myrtle Beach Edition #47 (First Printing)
Charlotte Edition #47 (Second Printing)
Card #48 - Mark Martin (January 9, 1959 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics ** STILL ACTIVE **
Raced 30 years in 835 races with 40 Wins, 267 Top Fives, 441 Top Tens and 52 starting at the Pole
NASCARD RADIO.COM take away: This is Mark Martin's Rookie card and at age 53 (2012) he is still racing at the Sprint Cup level. He has finished second in the Sprint Cup Series 5 times and has been described by ESPN as "The best driver to never win a championship". He was named one of NASCARS's 50 Greatest Drivers. Over 30 years he's finished in the top ten 52.8% of the time.
Card #49 - D.Earnhardt / D. Allison Cars
Card #50 - Bill Elliott (October 8, 1955 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics ** STILL ACTIVE **
Raced 36 years in 826 races with 44 Wins, 175 Top Fives, 320 Top Tens and 55 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio take away: Some of his nicknames are "Awesome Bill from Dawsonville" or "Million Dollar Bill". He was the 1988 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champ and was named one of NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers. He was named NASCAR's Most Popular Driver 16 times.
Card #51 - Ken Ragan (September 12, 1950 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 8 years in 50 races with 0 Wins, 0 Top Fives, 0 Top Tens and 0 starting at the Pole
NASCARD Radio take away: Raced from 1983 to 1990 and is the father of NASCAR Sprint Cup driver David Ragan.
Card #52 - Bobby Hillin, Jr. (June 5, 1964 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 17 years in 334 races with 1 Wins, 8 Top Fives, 43 Top Tens and 0 starting at the Pole
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Card #53 - Alabama International Motor Speedway
NASCARD Radio take away: Now known as the Talladega Superspeedway which has a capacity to hold 175,000 people.
During 1960s Bill France was wanting to build a track faster and longer than Daytona International Speedway. He would end up breaking ground on an old airfield on May 23, 1968. The track would be named Alabama International Motor Speedway (AIMS), but the name would not carry on and was later changed to Talladega Superspeedway. The track opened on September 13, 1969 costing $4 million.
The first race at the new track was unlike any other; all the original drivers abandoned the track because of tire problems which caused Bill France to hire substitute drivers. The first finish was amazing with three cars side by side with the winner being Richard Brickhouse.
one episode shows just how the alabama speedway came to be a nd the help from the state.
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Card #54 - Dale Earnhardt Car (Black Sliver #3)
NASCARD Radio take away: To this day, Earnhardt is the only driver in NASCAR Winston Cup history to follow a Rookie of the Year title with a NASCAR Winston Cup Championship the next season. 1988 was the first year of the now famous Black Sliver #3 and he won 4 of the 7 Championships with this paint scheme.
Card #55 - Buddy Baker (January 25, 1941 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 33 years in 700 races with 19 Wins, 202 Top Fives, 311 Top Tens and 38 starting at the Pole.
Card #56 - Charlotte Motor Speedway (Capacity 140,000)
NASCARD Radio take away: Charlotte Motor Speedway is a motorsports complex located in Concord, North Carolina, United States 13 miles from Charlotte, North Carolina. The complex features a 1.5 miles (2.4 km) quad oval track that hosts NASCAR racing including the prestigious Coca-Cola 600 on Memorial Day weekend and the Sprint All-Star Race. The speedway was built in 1959 by Bruton Smith and Curtis Turner (partner and driver) and is considered the home track for NASCAR with many race teams located in the Charlotte area.
I feel that this track and ownership are the innovators of the sport. They were the first to have luxury suites at the track. Charlotte Motor Speedway was the first modern superspeedway to host night racing with a 1,200 fixture permanent lighting system. The most recent innovation was the installation of the world’s largest high definition video board at the track. It measures 200 feet by 80 feet and contains over 9 million LEDs.
Card #57 - NASCAR Striving for Safety
Card #58 - Alan Kulwicki (December 14, 1954 - April 1, 1993) Age 38
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 9 years in 207 races with 5 Wins, 38 Top Fives, 75 Top Tens and 24 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio take away: His first card is in the 1988 Maxx set. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee in 1977 which helped him later on in racing. Alan Kulwicki was the 1986 Rookie of the Year and was the 1992 Cup Champion. The 1992 Cup Champion was the closest title win in NASCAR Cup Series history until the implementation of the Chase for the Cup format in 2004. It is important to note he was the first car owner driver to win a Cup Championship with a college degree. He was killed in a plane crash on Thursday April 1, 1993 returning from an appearance at the Knoxville Hooters in a Hooters corporate plane on a short flight across Tennessee before the Sunday spring race at Bristol. He was named one of NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers in 1998.
Three days after Kulwicki's death, Bristol race winner Rusty Wallace honored his former short track rival by performing Kulwicki's trademark Polish Victory Lap. Davey Allison died on July 13, 1993; competitors who had been carrying a #7 sticker in memory to Kulwicki added a #28 sticker for Allison. After the final race of the season, series champion Dale Earnhardt and race winner Wallace drove a side-by-side Polish victory lap carrying flags for Kulwicki and Allison. Kulwicki finished 41st in the final points standings despite competing in only five races
Card #59 - 1988 Begins Brett Bodine
NASCARD RADIO.COM take away: There are 2 card number 59's. The first is 1988 Begins as card number 59 which was a first printing in the Myrtle Beach wax and Factory Sets (First Edition). For the seconding printing they inserted Brett Bodine as card #59 and removed the 1988 Begins card.
Myrtle Beach Edition #59 -1988 Begins
Charlotte Edition #59 - Brett Bodine
Card #60 - Richard Petty #43 STP Pontiac
Card #61 - Dale Jarrett (November 26, 1956 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 24 years in 668 races with 32 Wins, 163 Top Fives, 260 Top Tens and 16 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio take away: Raced from 1984 to 2008 and won the Cup Championship in 1999. He was named one of NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers in 1998.
Card #62 - How Points Are Earned
Card #63 - Terry Labonte (November 16, 1956 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics ** Still Racing **
Raced 35 years in 879 races with 22 Wins, 182 Top Fives, 361 Top Tens and 27 starting at the Pole
NASCARD RADIO.COM take away: This is his second card. He started racing in 1978 and continues to race. He won the championship twice (1984 & 1996) and was named one of NASCARS's 50 greatest drivers.
Card #64 - Lifebouy Chevrolet, Driver: Dave Marcis
Card #65 - Greg Sacks (November 3, 1952 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 18 years in 263 races with 1 Wins, 3 Top Fives, 20 Top Tens and 2 starting at the Pole.
Card #66 - Jimmy Horton (July 3, 1956 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 8 years in 48 races with 0 Wins, 0 Top Fives, 0 Top Tens and 0 starting at the Pole.
Card #67 - Geoff Bodine (April 18, 1949 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 27 years in 575 races with 18 Wins, 100 Top Fives, 190 Top Tens and 37 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio take away: Raced 27 years from 1979 to 2011 (age 62). Was named on of NASCAR's Modified all-time Top 10 Drivers. Was 1982 NASCAR Cup Rookie of the Year and named on of NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers.
Bodine's creativity and innovation are not just limited to NASCAR racing. Bodine is the co-owner of the Bo-Dyn Bobsled Company. His bobsled interest started during the 1992 Winter Olympics when the U.S. Bobsled Team was having a tough time during competition
Bodine founded the USA Bobsled Project to help create a winning bobsled for the U.S. teams. The U. S. National Team first used their sleds in 1994. Ten years after Bo-Dyn's inception, the U.S. team won three medals in Bo-Dyn Bobsleds during the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, and during the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, American bobsledder Steven Holcomb piloted a Bo-Dyn Bobsled named "Night Train" to gold. Every January since 2006 at the Lake Placid, New York track, a charity run is held with the US bobsled team and NASCAR drivers to raise money for the sled project. Participants have included Todd Bodine (one of Geoffrey Bodine's brothers) and Tony Stewart.
Card #68 - Rick Wilson (January 31, 1953 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 14 years in 206 races with 0 Wins, 5 Top Fives, 23 Top Tens and 1 starting at the Pole.
NASCARD Radio take away: His most successful reign came from 1986 until 1989, driving the #4 car for Morgan-McClure Motorsports, when he was a consistent top-20 driver and won his only pole position at Bristol Motor Speedway. He later drove for RahMoc Enterprises, Stavola Brothers Racing and Petty Enterprises and was an Oldsmobile driver until the brand left NASCAR following the 1992 season. Wilson was the first driver chosen to replace Richard Petty after Petty's retirement—the car's number temporarily changed to #44 at that time.
Card #69 - Checklist #3
NASCARD RADIO.COM take away: There are 3 card number 69's. The first is the checklist with #59 as “1988 Begins” with printed in USA Myrtle Beach on the other side. The second is #59 as 1988 Begins with no mention of Myrtle Beach. The third printing as #59 as Brett Bodine and no mention of Myrtle Beach on the other side
Myrtle Beach Version #59 as 1988 Begins
Charlotte Version #59 as 1988 Begins
Charlotte Version corrected
Card #70 - Fans' Favorite Driver
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Card #71 - Mark Stahl (August 12, 1951 - Present)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Statistics
Raced 11 years in 30 races with 0 Wins, 0 Top Fives, 0 Top Tens and 0 starting at the Pole.