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Sprint Cup

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.

Nascar Cup Series

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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1967 - Nashville 400 Race Results


Race Name - Nashville 400
Date - 7/29/1967
Race Track - Nashville Speedway
Track Length (Miles) - 0.5 miles
Race Length (Miles) - 200 miles
Pole Speed - 84.26 mph
Number of Cautions - 8
Caution Laps - 50
Average Race Speed - 70.866 mph
Lead Changes -
Total Race Purse - $10,200
Race Number - 35
 More Races from 1967
Fin St Driver # Sponsor Laps Run Make Laps Led Purse
1 2 Richard Petty 43 Petty Enterprises 400 67 Plymout 131 $2,050
2 8 James Hylton 48 Econo Wash (Bud Hartje) 395 65 Dodge $1,500
3 11 John Sears 4 LG DeWitt 390 66 Ford $900
4 6 Sam McQuagg 6 Cotton Owens 390 67 Dodge $500
5 14 Clyde Lynn 20 Clyde Lynn 375 66 Ford $475
6 24 George England 51 Tom Hixon 369 66 Chevrol $450
7 20 Don Biederman 94 Ron Stotten 364 66 Chevrol $425
8 9 Friday Hassler 39 Red Sharp 363 66 Chevrol 12 $375
9 26 Bill Seifert 45 Bill Seifert 345 66 Ford $325
10 21 Max Ledbetter 35 Ken Carpenter 322 66 Oldsmob $300
11 1 Dick Hutcherson 29 Bondy Long 305 67 Ford 22 $270
12 29 Wendell Scott 34 Wendell Scott 300 65 Ford $240
13 15 Henley Gray 97 Henley Gray 269 66 Ford $220
14 5 Bobby Allison 2 JD Bracken 260 65 Chevrol 1 $200
15 19 Wayne Smith 38 Archie Smith 235 66 Chevrol $170
16 22 Buck Baker 88 Buck Baker 139 67 Oldsmob $150
17 13 Coo Coo Marlin 4 HB Cunningham 120 66 Chevrol $130
18 18 George Davis 7 George Davis 118 66 Chevrol $120
19 23 Roy Tyner 9 Truett Rodgers 104 66 Chevrol $100
20 27 Bill Ervin 31 Ralph Murphy 69 65 Ford $100
21 31 Bobby Wawak 92 Bobby Wawak 58 65 Dodge $100
22 17 Earl Brooks 76 Don Culpepper 52 66 Ford $100
23 28 Ed Negre 8 Ed Negre 46 67 Ford $100
24 12 Neil Castles 6 Neil Castles 45 66 Dodge $100
25 3 Jim Paschal 14 Friedkin Enterprises (Tom Friedkin) 44 67 Plymout 15 $100
26 4 GC Spencer 49 GC Spencer 36 67 Plymout $100
27 25 Dick Johnson 18 Dick Johnson 36 66 Ford $100
28 32 Jack Harden 24 Betty Lilly 34 67 Ford $100
29 30 Paul Dean Holt 1 Dennis Holt 24 67 Ford $100
30 7 Tom Pistone 74 Turkey Minton 21 67 Chevrol $100
31 10 Elmo Langley 64 Elmo Langley Henry Woodfield 21 66 Ford $100
32 16 Walter Wallace 91 Neil Castles 11 65 Plymout $100