What was the only year when no driver won consecutive Winston Cup races?
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Well for starters ,she asked the question correctly,you are the one that didnt get it there 24.....And the answer is actually 2 years ,if you go back before Winston sponsored the series..1949 the 1st year,and 1984.......
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Sometime in July of 1973. If you did a long search engine under Delana Linville you might find more. She was a race brat and her dad drove in the Busch series until 1995 ( I think..or 98)
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I would say Earnhardt sr. and the King Richard Petty are probably the most well known drivers. I don't know that Sr. would have reached Petty's records or not...he was getting close to retirement when he was killed. But I would say there are many drivers that have went unrecognized.
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Kurt Busch - after being "removed" from the Jack Rousch team with 2 races to go in the '05 season for "reckless driving" in Phoenix, Arizona... not on the track - but out on the streets near the track (and no....not in the race car).  Not a very popular race car driver BUT he did win the 2004 championship point race.  Most acuse him of being a little - whinny.
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Below are NASCAR (only) deaths.  Other leagues have many as well.\n\nDale Earnhardt, February 18, 2001 (Daytona 500) 49 yrs old \nTony Roper, October 13, 2000 (Texas Motor Speedway) 35 yrs old \nKenny Irwin, July 7, 2000 (Louden, New Hampshire) 30 yrs old \nAdam Petty, May 12, 2000 (Louden, New Hampshire) 19 yrs old \nJohn Nemechek, March 21, 1997, Homestead, Florida – killed during a NASCAR Truck Series event 27 yrs old \nNeil Bonnett, February 11, 1994, Daytona Beach – killed during practice 47 years old \nRodney Orr, February 14, 1994, Daytona Beach - killed during practice \nDavey Allison, July 12, 1993, Helicopter crash at Talladega 32 yrs old \nAlan Kulwicki, April 1, 1993, Airplane crash on way to Food City 500 38 yrs old \nClifford Allison, 1992, Brooklyn, Michigan – killed during practice for Busch Series event 27 yrs old \nJD McDuffie, August 1991, Watkins Glen, NY \nGrant Adcox, 1989, Hampton, GA \nBruce Jacobi, injured February, 1983 – died February 4, 1987, Twin 125 qualifying \nTerry Schoonover, November 1984, Atlanta, GA \nRicky Knotts, February 14, 1980, Daytona, Twin 125 qualifying \nTiny Lund, August 10, 1975, Talladega \nRicky Knott, February 1972, Daytona Beach, FL \nFriday Hassler, February 17, 1972, Daytona – killed qualifying for Twin 125-mile race \nTalmadge "Tab" Prince, February 1970, Daytona Beach, FL – killed qualifying for Twin 125-mile race \nBilly Drew Wade, January 5, 1965, Dayton (tire test) \nFireball Roberts, July 1964, Charlotte, NC (accident was in May) \nHarold Habering, February 21, 1964, Daytona (during practice) \nJoe Weatherly, January 1964, Riverside, CA \nMarshall Teague, February 11, 1959, Daytona (during practice) \nBilly Myers, April 12, 1958, Bowman-Gray Stadium, Winston-Salem, NC \nBobby Myers, September 2, 1957, Darlington SC \nThomas Priddy, June 1956, LeHi, Alaska \nClink McHugh, June 1956, LeHi, Alaska \nJohn McVitty, April 1956, Langhorne, PA \nLou Figaro, 1954, N. Wilksboro, NC \nFrank Arford, June 1955, Langhorne, PA \nLarry Mann, September, 1954, Langhorne, PA
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Jeff Gordon.Neither of them will win.
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I was happy that the 2006 racing season started again... the race was so-so... I hate the fact that the rule changes are already starting... do you remember when it was the WINSTON CUP? We never had as many WEEKLY rule changes... I understand that the sport has grown and more safety pros are involved... but I say, LET THEM RACE! Can't wait to hear what everyone is whining about later on speed and cant wait to hear what Mr. Helton has to restrict before next week's race.... ohhh boy... it wasn't broke, why try to fix it?
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Mark Martin is awesome in anything he drives Cup,Busch,Trucks or IROC. I don't think Jack Roush was giving any of his teams the equipment needed to win this year. How can only 2 of the 5 best drivers out there only make the chase? You mean to tell me the Carl Edwards just mysteriously stops winning on his own? I don't think so Scooter!
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I think it goes to The Kind Richard Petty who back in the day I guess won 10 consecutive races in a row but thats probably because not all the drivers could make it to every race like Petty did and compete and have the tools and the cars to do that week after week and they probably had more then one race a week.
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JEFF GORDON DAYTONA 500 IN 1993 FINISHING 5TH\nJAMIE DIDN'T WIN UNTIL HIS 3RD RACE AND NOT EVEN A TOP 10 UNTIL HE WON HIS 3RD
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Look in http://www.nascar.com\nthey will DEFENTAILY have it listed there. Gordon,Harvick,Someone,Dale JR so on so on
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I went to a race at Richmond a few years back and Dale Sr. still sells more merchandise as any other driver.  I actualy heard someone say, "he has been dead for three years and he still sells more then any other driver."
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No way! Junior won two Busch Series titles, has won a couple times at 'restrictor plate' tracks like Daytona and Talladega...has won the then-Winston all star race,in 2000...he's raced in sports car and IROC races...\n\nThat's his resume so far. More to come, certainly!
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no. not with the way that other teams continue to improve and he just seems to continue to stay the same...i believe stagnation best describes his ability over the past few years. Plus, with Jimmie Johnson's emergence to the forefront but can't finish the deal in the Chase with a Cup Title,it may be 2-3 seasons for even a Hendrick Motor Sports driver to win in competition.
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dale would have had he not been wiped out in the last second but vickers took the checkered flag and kasey kahne came second!\n\nhere's the results:\n\nhttp://www.talladegasuperspeedway.com/news/track_news/527136.html
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YES\n\nGOOD DRIVERS\n\n#8 EARNHARDT JR.\n#6 MARTIN\n#20 STEWART\n#24 GORDON\n#48 JOHNSON
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This is one of the better questions lately.It is still hard to answer because everyone have their own choice.Once again good question.\n My choice is Junior Johnson and his work to secure Winston as series sponsor.