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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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1971 - Southeastern 500 Race Results


Race Name - Southeastern 500
Date - 3/28/1971
Race Track - Bristol International Speedway
Track Length (Miles) - 0.533 miles
Race Length (Miles) - 267 miles
Pole Speed - 105.525 mph
Number of Cautions - 5
Caution Laps - 45
Average Race Speed - 91.704 mph
Lead Changes - 9
Total Race Purse - $27,125
Race Number - 9
 More Races from 1971
Fin St Driver # Sponsor Laps Run Make Laps Led Purse
1 1 David Pearson 17 HolmanMoody 500 71 Ford 133 $6,120
2 2 Richard Petty 43 Petty Enterprises 500 71 Plymout 233 $3,570
3 7 Dick Brooks 22 Mario Rossi 489 70 Dodge 2 $2,245
4 3 Bobby Allison 12 CocaCola (Bobby Allison) 487 71 Dodge 78 $1,320
5 4 Benny Parsons 72 LG DeWitt 485 70 Ford 0 $1,045
6 8 Friday Hassler 39 Friday Hassler 483 69 Chevrol 0 $845
7 5 Elmo Langley 64 Elmo Langley 469 69 Mercury 0 $795
8 18 Jabe Thomas 25 Don Robertson 448 70 Plymout 0 $670
9 16 Henley Gray 19 Henley Gray 443 69 Ford 0 $620
10 30 Neil Castles 6 Neil Castles 439 70 Dodge 0 $595
11 10 Dave Marcis 2 Dave Marcis 413 69 Dodge 0 $580
12 25 Frank Warren 79 Frank Warren 398 69 Plymout 0 $545
13 17 John Sears 4 J Marvin Mills Heating Cooling (John Sears) 367 69 Dodge 0 $535
14 11 Cecil Gordon 24 Cecil Gordon 366 69 Mercury 0 $525
15 24 Wendell Scott 34 Wendell Scott 340 69 Ford 0 $515
16 28 Earl Brooks 26 Earl Brooks 267 69 Ford 0 $505
17 19 Paul Tyler 95 Paul Tyler 248 69 Ford 0 $495
18 26 Robert Brown 58 Allan Brown 228 71 Chevrol 0 $485
19 9 James Hylton 48 Hylton Engineering (James Hylton) 180 70 Ford 54 $500
20 21 Bill Seifert 45 Bill Seifert 152 70 Ford 0 $465
21 29 Dick May 67 Ron Ronacher 130 69 Ford 0 $455
22 15 Bill Champion 10 Bill Champion 111 69 Ford 0 $445
23 14 Ed Negre 7 Dean Dalton 106 69 Ford 0 $435
24 20 Larry Baumel 68 Auto Lad (Allan Schlauer) 92 69 Ford 0 $425
25 22 Walter Ballard 30 Ballard Racing (Vic Ballard) 60 71 Ford 0 $415
26 13 Bill Shirey 74 Bill Shirey 58 69 Plymout 0 $410
27 6 GC Spencer 49 GC Spencer 47 69 Plymout 0 $425
28 12 Ron Keselowski 88 Roger Lubinski 32 70 Dodge 0 $390
29 23 Ken Meisenhelder 41 Ken Meisenhelder 32 69 Chevrol 0 $380
30 27 JD McDuffie 70 JD McDuffie 18 71 Chevrol 0 $370