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1. Harry Gant was the first driver to post back-to-back weekend sweeps winning at Richmond and Dover in September 1991. (Web site)
2. Harry Gant is the toughest driver I've ever seen.
3. Harry Gant was the fastest qualifier and led the first 22 laps, but fell out of contention and finished 20 th.
4. Harry Gant was the ultimate late bloomer.
5. Harry Gant was also consistent in the early part of the season, as he sat just 53 points behind Allison.

Former

1. Longtime car owner Junie Donlavey was inducted by former NASCAR driver, Harry Gant. (Web site)

Record

1. Harry Gant holds the record as the oldest driver to win a Cup race.

September

1. Harry Gant, born January 10, 1940, was known throughout the NASCAR community as "Handsome Harry" or to some as "Mr. September".

Bristol

1. Harry Gant still holds the track record at Bristol, averaging 92.929 mph during his win at the April 4, 1992 Bristol race.

Weekend

1. He joined Harry Gant (1991) and Kevin Harvick (2005) as those drivers to win both races on the same weekend at the three-quarter- mile track.

Martin

1. Martin followed Darrell Waltrip and Harry Gant across the finish line. (Web site)

Winning Three

1. Harry Gant completed the trifecta after winning three in a row from 1991 to 1992.

Second

1. He finished second by inches to Dale Jarrett at Michigan and second again to Harry Gant at Richmond. (Web site)

Driving

1. We had Harry Gant with Skoal and Darrell was driving with Junior in the Budweiser car, I think. (Web site)

Winning

1. �Harry Gant started about the same time [I did] and we started winning races about the same time. (Web site)

Darlington Raceway

1. Harry Gant slips past a faltering Darrell Waltrip with two laps remaining and wins the TranSouth 500 at Darlington Raceway.

Pole

1. Only Harry Gant, who was 54 when he claimed the pole in August 1994 at Bristol, was older than Martin. (Web site)

Bobby Allison

1. The other two drivers to win at age 50 or older were Bobby Allison and Harry Gant.

Neil Bonnett

1. The film also features appearances by real life racers, such as Rusty Wallace, Neil Bonnett, and Harry Gant.

Darlington

1. News NASCAR Wire Service 1989: Harry Gant, 49, wins the TranSouth 500 at Darlington for his 10th career Cup victory, his final Cup win before the age of 50.
2. In Winston Cup action at Darlington, Harry Gant took the lead after Darrell Waltrip was forced to back off because of ignition problems. (Web site)

David Pearson

1. When it was time for Jarrett to make it around Darlington, he talked to Harry Gant and studied David Pearson and the late Dale Earnhardt. (Web site)

Final Lap

1. Darrell Waltrip jumped out to an early lead and battled Harry Gant the final lap to win by a margin of.31-second.
2. Cale Yarborough passed Harry Gant in the final lap to take the win. (Web site)
3. During the final lap of the 1987 Pepsi Firecracker 400, Ken Schrader got loose and flipped over near the finish line, collecting Harry Gant.

Joe Ruttman

1. Joe Ruttman won from the pole in the inaugural event on July 20, 1980; and Billie Harvey won later that same year while Harry Gant sat on the pole.

Morgan Shepherd

1. Like Bobby Allison, Harry Gant and Morgan Shepherd before him, he's past his prime and unlikely to win the series championship. (Web site)
2. Martin is just the fourth driver to win over the age of 50, joining Harry Gant, Bobby Allison and Morgan Shepherd.

Daytona

1. The only "dead-heat" finish in IROC history occurred at Daytona in 1992, when Ricky Rudd and Harry Gant both reached the finish line at the same time.

Geoffrey Bodine

1. This win tied him with Geoffrey Bodine, Neil Bonnett and Harry Gant for 34th on the list for most wins since 1949.

Hal Needham

1. Reynolds also co-owned a NASCAR Winston Cup team with Hal Needham, which ran the #33 Skoal Bandits car, with driver Harry Gant.

Racing Legends

1. The OSRCT will field cars for such racing legends as Harry Gant, James Hylton, David Pearson, Geoff Bodine and some 30 other racing icons.
2. The OSR will field cars for such racing legends as Harry Gant, James Hylton, David Pearson, Geoff Bodine and some 30 other racing icons. (Web site)

First

1. The #26 driven by Brett Bodine won the pole.Harry Gant couldn't outduel the field, so he outfueled them en route to his first victory of '92.

September 1991

1. He is the first driver to sweep the Nationwide and Cup races at Dover in a weekend since Harry Gant in September 1991.
2. Harry Gant earned the nickname "Mr. September" for winning four consecutive races in September 1991.

Point

1. His point lead shrunk to 29 points over Bill Elliott and 61 over Harry Gant, who finished 29th due to an engine failure after 277 laps.

Season

1. At age 51, Hornaday's fifth win also ties him with Harry Gant and Joe Ruttman for the most wins in the same season by a driver over the age of 50.

Terry Labonte

1. It included three legends: Earnhardt, Harry Gant, and Terry Labonte; all three whom later were named to NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers list.
2. Ottinger finished 3rd in a field of twelve competitors which included Rusty Wallace, Terry Labonte, Harry Gant, and race winner Sterling Marlin. (Web site)
3. On lap 223, the #5 of Terry Labonte breaks loose coming onto the tri-oval and spins right in front of Harry Gant.

Jack Ingram

1. This marks the first time a relief driver won an event since Harry Gant subbed for Jack Ingram at Darlington on April 13, 1985. (Web site)
2. Harry Gant, Junior Johnson and Jack Ingram were among the old-timers entered, as were more recent retirees Rusty Wallace and Jimmy Spencer.
3. Of course it was great seeing the two Skoal Bandit Drivers on the track once again…that is Harry Gant in the #33 and Jack Ingram in the #11.

Dale Earnhardt

1. He finished an impressive fourth that Labor Day weekend and competed for Rookie of the Year in 1979 along with Dale Earnhardt, Harry Gant, and Joe Millikin. (Web site)

Elliott

1. Harry Gant shaved 5 points from his deficit to Elliott (down to 135).

Race

1. Harry Gant won the race with hardly any fuel left, receiving a push from teammate Rick Mast on the final lap. (Web site)
2. Martin also became only the second driver to win more than one race after the age of 50 joining Harry Gant who won an astounding 8 races over said age.

Five Seconds

1. Harry Gant won another fuel mileage war, beating Darrell Waltrip and Elliott to the finish line by nearly five seconds.

Car

1. Hamlin also became the first relief driver to finish first since Jack Ingram handed his car over to Harry Gant at Darlington Raceway and finished first. (Web site)

Kyle Petty

1. Elliott now led Davey Allison by only 39 points, Kulwicki by 47, Martin by 91, Harry Gant by 94, and Kyle Petty by 106 points. (Web site)
2. Coming into the race six drivers had a mathematical chance to win the title: Elliott, Kulwicki, Davey Allison, Kyle Petty, Harry Gant, and Mark Martin. (Web site)
3. Harry Gant placed fourth, Kyle Petty took fifth on the year.

Cale Yarborough

1. Cale Yarborough and Harry Gant are among those who say they'll race in the event again. (Web site)
2. Buddy Baker, Cale Yarborough and Harry Gant all wrecked trying to get through the mess. (Web site)
3. Cale Yarborough passed Harry Gant to take the checkered flag. (Web site)

Darrell Waltrip

1. Stars such as Dale Earnhardt, Harry Gant, Geoffrey Bodine and Darrell Waltrip were synonymous for winning the big races on the big tracks. (Web site)
2. Harry Gant won his 18th and final career race, holding off Darrell Waltrip by five seconds.
3. The last margin of victory at Talladega that exceeded one second was in May 1991 when Harry Gant won by 11.0 seconds over Darrell Waltrip. (Web site)

Drivers

1. Dale Jr's 18 wins have him tied for 37th with three other drivers, Geoff Bodine, Neil Bonnett and one of my all time favorite drivers, Harry Gant.
2. Johnson is part of a field of drivers including Cale Yarborough, Jack Ingram, Harry Gant and others as part of the charity race. (Web site)
3. Marlin took it from there, holding off a field of drivers that included Junior Johnson, Cale Yarborough, Harry Gant and LD Ottinger.

Alan Kulwicki

1. Elliott found himself 70 points in front of Davey Allison, 85 ahead of Alan Kulwicki, 94 in front of race winner Petty, and 113 points ahead of Harry Gant. (Web site)
2. Alan Kulwicki (who finished 3 laps down in 25th) and Harry Gant (2 laps down in 17th) fell to a deficit of 120 and 129 points respectively.
3. Elliott was now 111 points behind, closely followed by Harry Gant, Alan Kulwicki, and Dale Earnhardt. (Web site)

Harry Gant

1. Only three other drivers won a race before the Chase: Dave Marcis, Harry Gant and Dale Earnhardt each won once.
2. He took over the point lead by 9 over Allison, while Alan Kulwicki (47 points behind) and Harry Gant (80 points back) continued to pile up points.
3. Harry Gant won the race on a gas mileage gamble where he out ran Darrell Waltrip and Dale Earnhardt and ran out of gas after taking the checkered flag.

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