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Contents: John Andretti (With Mario for an uncle, can he ever make a name for himself?); King Of The Cutdowns (Gavin Couper was as colorful as the cars he drove); Trickle Charge (Two old war-horses, Bud Moore and Dick Trickle, teamed up for the first time at Daytona); The Phone Call (Ron Hornaday’s opportunity didn’t knock, it called); And They Booed (You think people were shocked when the favorite finished second at Daytona? You should’ve seen the Ms. Miller Motorsports Pageant) Competition – Daytona 500 (Two in a row for Sterling, seventeen in a row for Dale); Goody’s 300 (There were plenty of headaches – and remedies – to go around); Superspeedway Impact (Selected Speedweeks crashes) Technical – This Ain’t No Claimer (Before building this project engine, Karl Fredrickson explored the gray areas of street stock rules. Lewis and Clark covered less territory); Breaking The Rules (A rundown of Speedweeks technical infractions); The Challenge (A change in showroom strategy led to a new Chevrolet in Daytona. Here’s how the Monte Carlo was developed as a race car); Supertrucks (There’s never been anything like this before. Probably will never be anything like it again) Departments – Backfire; Ray Evernham; Darrell Waltrip; Benny Phillips; Bones Bourcier; Joyce Standridge; Dick Berggren; New Products; Racing On TV; 200 MPH Pit Stop; Last Lap
Issue: May 1995
Condition: Very Good