NASCAR 75: No. 67 in a series of 75 stories that helped define the first three quarters of a century of NASCAR.
In 1988, during an early-season off week, NASCAR drivers such as Neil Bonnett, Richard Petty and son Kyle, Allison, Michael Waltrip and Dave Marcis would go for a little road trip—just a mere 10,000 miles away.
Driving the No. 75 Valvoline Pontiac 2+2, Bonnett would compete in a close back-and-forth duel with Allison before taking the checkered flag by just under one second, with Marcis finishing third.on February 14, NASCAR records have Neil Bonnett winning the next two Winston Cup races, February 21 at Richmond and then, following an off-weekend, two weeks later on March 6 at Rockingham, N.C.
Even though it was a bit under a half-mile shorter, Calder Park owner Bob Jane had modeled the Thunderdome after the 1.5-mile Charlotte Motor Speedway. Calder Park is still operational today, with its next race scheduled for January 27.
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