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Showing posts with label Danica Patrick. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 29, 2024

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75 Years of NASCAR Facts

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Monday, May 31, 2021

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Top 5 Fastest Women In Motorsport 

 
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Women in Racing

 Power Women of F1

The Women Of NASCAR Nobody Is Talking About

One Woman Episode 2: Tia Norfleet

Joe Rogan - Danica Patrick on Being a Woman in Racing

Tammy Jo Kirk

Paretta Autosport to be first female-majority crew in Indy 500

NASCAR's Worst Female Crashes

Examining Danica Patrick's legacy in motorsport

OOPS! REMEMBERING LOUISE SMITH

2001 Kmart 400 Shawna Robinson Interview

Hailie Deegan's NASCAR Crashes, Conflicts and Triumphs

Toni Breidinger Racing at the World's Most Famous Short Track

The Top 10 Best Women in Racing

The GREATEST female racing driver of all time

Top 10 Female Racing Drivers in the World Who Could Make F1

Top 5 Fastest Women In Motorsport

NASCAR Thunder 2003 - Shawna Robinson @ Homestead

1987 NRPG - Patty Moise Flip

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More entries from TARJ
(a book of great stories about the Intimidator)
(the book of great NASCAR stories)

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Anecdotes by Tom Gillispie

Sunday, April 12, 2020

Derrike Cope was a Daytona 500 winner in the 10



DERRIKE COPE HAD JUST WON THE DAYTONA 500 the week before I started writing about NASCAR for what was then called the Charleston News and Courier (it later became the Post and Courier).

Dale Earnhardt was about to get his first Daytona 500 win in February of 1990, but he ran over debris from Rick Wilson's car and busted a tire on the last lap and finished the race in turn three. Cope grabbed an unlikely victory in Bob Whitcomb's No. 10 Chevrolet.

And that's what we're talking about here, No. 10 Cup cars.

Cope won another Cup race, that one at Dover, but he's not the most successful driver who raced a 10 car. That would be Ricky Rudd, who posted six wins and 31 top-five finishes in the 10.

Aric Almirola, Johnny Benson Jr. and Greg Sacks posted one win each in 10 cars. Almirola is the current 10 driver, and Bill Champion had the most starts (243) in the 10.

With all due respect to Rudd, the most famous recent 10 driver might be Danica Patrick, who posted no wins, no top-fives and seven top-10s in the 10. She made 190 starts from 2012 to 2017.

All-time greats like Cale Yarborough, Bill Elliott, Rex White, Terry LabonteBobby LabonteBuddy Baker and Tiny Lund raced No. 10 cars.

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More entries from TARJ
(a book of great stories about the Intimidator)
(the book of great NASCAR stories)

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More blog entries by Tom Gillispie

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