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NASCAR's premier series has been known as the NASCAR Cup Series since 2020, previously known as the Monster Energy Cup Series. The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series is the top top racing series of NASCAR. It holds 36 races over the season at tracks loacted in the United States. Although the roots of the series was in the use of "stock" manufacturers vehicles todays cars are custom built automobiles powered by custom built V8 engines.

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The NASCAR Cup Series is a stock car racing series owned and operated by NASCAR (the National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing). NASCAR’s premier series had been known as the NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series since Jan. 1, 2017, rebranded in 2020. It holds races over the season at tracks located in the United States both road courses and ovals. Although the roots of the series was in the use of "stock" manufacturers vehicles, todays cars are custom built automobiles powered by custom built V8 engines.

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1969 - Mason-Dixon 300 Race Results


Race Name - Mason-Dixon 300
Date - 7/6/1969
Race Track - Dover Downs International Speedway
Track Length (Miles) - 1 miles
Race Length (Miles) - 300 miles
Pole Speed - 130.43 mph
Number of Cautions - 4
Caution Laps - 27
Average Race Speed - 115.77 mph
Lead Changes - 7
Total Race Purse - $23,605
Race Number - 29
 More Races from 1969
Fin St Driver # Sponsor Laps Run Make Laps Led Purse
1 3 Richard Petty 43 East Tenn Motors (Petty Enterprises) 300 69 Ford 150 $4,725
2 4 Sonny Hutchins 90 Junie Donlavey 294 67 Ford 0 $2,050
3 9 James Hylton 48 Hylton Engineering (James Hylton) 294 69 Dodge 0 $1,275
4 8 John Sears 4 LG DeWitt 293 69 Ford 0 $825
5 25 Elmo Langley 84 Elmo Langley 287 68 Ford 0 $725
6 7 Ed Hessert 15 Ed Hessert 281 69 Plymout 0 $675
7 17 Wendell Scott 34 Wendell Scott 277 67 Ford 0 $650
8 10 Bill Champion 25 Bill Champion 275 68 Ford 0 $600
9 28 Bill Seifert 45 Bill Seifert 273 68 Ford 0 $585
10 13 Cecil Gordon 47 Bill Seifert 273 68 Ford 0 $595
11 27 Henley Gray 19 Harry Melton 267 68 Ford 0 $560
12 16 JD McDuffie 70 JD McDuffie 265 67 Buick 0 $575
13 29 George Ashbrook 44 Giachetti Brothers (Richard Giachetti) 262 67 Chevrol 0 $540
14 32 Neil Castles 6 Neil Castles 261 69 Dodge 0 $530
15 2 LeeRoy Yarbrough 98 Junior Johnson 223 69 Ford 124 $620
16 5 GC Spencer 49 GC Spencer 210 68 Plymout 0 $560
17 23 Ken Meisenhelder 4 Ken Meisenhelder 183 67 Oldsmob 0 $500
18 12 Ben Arnold 76 Don Culpepper 155 68 Ford 0 $515
19 18 Frank Warren 0 Don Tarr 128 67 Chevrol 0 $505
20 20 Roy Hallquist 11 Roy Hallquist 93 68 Chevrol 0 $495
21 30 Bobby Mausgrover 57 Ervin Pruitt 82 67 Dodge 0 $460
22 19 Earl Brooks 26 Earl Brooks 71 67 Ford 0 $475
23 1 David Pearson 17 HolmanMoody 65 69 Ford 26 $890
24 6 Buddy Young 31 Fred Bear 65 67 Chevrol 0 $455
25 31 Roy Tyner 9 Roy Tyner 65 69 Pontiac 0 $420
26 14 Dub Simpson 64 Woodfield Ford (Elmo Langley) 62 68 Ford 0 $440
27 22 Jabe Thomas 40 Bill Champion 56 67 Ford 0 $410
28 24 George Davis 82 Mack Sellers 24 67 Chevrol 0 $400
29 11 Richard Brickhouse 3 Dub Clewis 19 67 Plymout 0 $415
30 21 Paul Dean Holt 23 Don Robertson 7 67 Ford 0 $380
31 26 Ed Negre 86 Neil Castles 2 67 Plymout 0 $370
32 15 James Cox 25 Don Robertson 1 67 Plymout 0 $385