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1971 - Albany-Saratoga 250 Race Results


Race Name - Albany-Saratoga 250
Date - 7/14/1971
Race Track - Albany-Saratoga Speedway
Track Length (Miles) - 0.362 miles
Race Length (Miles) - 91 miles
Pole Speed - 74.896 mph
Number of Cautions - 2
Caution Laps - 10
Average Race Speed - 66.748 mph
Lead Changes - 7
Total Race Purse - $8,875
Race Number - 29
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Fin St Driver # Sponsor Laps Run Make Laps Led Purse
1 1 Richard Petty 43 Petty Enterprises 250 71 Plymout 181 $1,500
2 4 Dave Marcis 2 Dave Marcis 248 69 Dodge 59 $900
3 6 JD McDuffie 70 JD McDuffie 244 69 Mercury 5 $500
4 9 James Hylton 48 Hylton Engineering (James Hylton) 243 71 Ford 0 $350
5 18 Elmo Langley 67 Ron Ronacher 242 69 Ford 0 $325
6 8 Bill Champion 10 Bill Champion 240 71 Ford 0 $300
7 10 Wendell Scott 34 Wendell Scott 240 69 Ford 0 $275
8 19 Cecil Gordon 24 Cecil Gordon 240 69 Mercury 0 $270
9 26 Ron Keselowski 88 Roger Lubinski 239 70 Dodge 0 $265
10 25 Ed Negre 8 Ed Negre 239 69 Ford 0 $260
11 23 Charlie Roberts 77 Charlie Roberts 236 70 Ford 0 $255
12 22 Henley Gray 19 Henley Gray 235 69 Ford 0 $250
13 11 Walter Ballard 30 Ballard Racing (Vic Ballard) 233 71 Ford 0 $245
14 13 Bill Shirey 74 Bill Shirey 221 69 Plymout 0 $240
15 33 Jerry Churchill 73 Jerry Churchill 216 69 Ford 0 $235
16 29 Bill Seifert 45 Bill Seifert 207 70 Ford 0 $230
17 28 Ken Meisenhelder 41 Ken Meisenhelder 191 69 Chevrol 0 $225
18 15 Jabe Thomas 23 Don Robertson 189 69 Plymout 0 $220
19 31 Bill Hollar 28 Earl Brooks 165 69 Ford 0 $215
20 3 Bobby Allison 12 CocaCola (HolmanMoody) 144 69 Mercury 0 $210
21 7 Friday Hassler 39 Friday Hassler 130 70 Chevrol 0 $205
22 14 Larry Baumel 68 Auto Lad (Allan Schlauer) 130 69 Ford 0 $200
23 27 Dick May 64 Elmo Langley 123 69 Mercury 0 $100
24 5 GC Spencer 49 GC Spencer 105 69 Plymout 0 $100
25 20 Frank Warren 79 Frank Warren 97 69 Dodge 0 $100
26 30 Ed Hessert 6 Neil Castles 94 69 Dodge 0 $100
27 2 Pete Hamilton 91 Junior Fields 82 71 Chevrol 5 $100
28 17 Richard Childress 96 Tom Garn 75 70 Chevrol 0 $100
29 21 Bobby Mausgrover 86 Neil Castles 53 69 Dodge 0 $100
30 16 John Sears 4 J Marvin Mills Heating Cooling (John Sears) 36 69 Dodge 0 $100
31 12 Rene Charland 62 Kaye Engineering (John Keselowski) 33 69 Dodge 0 $100
32 32 DK Ulrich 40 DK Ulrich 27 70 Ford 0 $100
33 24 Neil Castles 6 Neil Castles 13 70 Dodge 0 $100
34 34 James Cox 25 Don Robertson 1 69 Plymout 0 $100