- Nominees Announced For Inaugural
NASCAR Hall of Fame Induction: NASCAR
announced a history-rich list of 25 nominees
for the inaugural NASCAR Hall of Fame
induction class. From that list, five
inductees will be chosen via a process that
includes a nationwide fan vote on NASCAR.COM;
the inductees will be announced in October
and honored next May at the new Hall of Fame
facility in Charlotte, N.C. The nominees,
which include many of the sport's legendary
names, were selected by a 21-person
nominating committee consisting of
representatives from NASCAR, the NASCAR Hall
of Fame and track owners from both major
facilities and historic short tracks. The
HOF's first inductees will be determined by
the Voting Panel, which has 50 members --
the entire Nominating Committee, 14 media
members, four manufacturer representatives
and nine retired competitors (drivers,
owners, crew chiefs -- three each) and two
recognized industry leaders. In addition,
the fan vote will result in the Voting
Panel's 51st and final ballot. Following are
the 25 individuals who have been nominated:
- Bobby Allison, 1983 NASCAR
Sprint Cup Series champion and winner of
84 races
- Buck Baker, the first driver to
win consecutive NASCAR Sprint Cup
championships
- Red Byron, first NASCAR Sprint
Cup champion, in 1949
- Richard Childress, 11-time car
owner champion in NASCAR's three national
series
- Dale Earnhardt, won record
seven NASCAR Sprint Cup championships
- Richie Evans, nine-time NASCAR
Modified champion
- Tim Flock, two-time NASCAR
Sprint Cup champion
- Bill France Jr., NASCAR
president, chairman and CEO (1972-2003)
- Bill France Sr., NASCAR founder
and first president (1948-1972)
- Rick Hendrick, 11-time car
owner champion in NASCAR's three national
series
- Ned Jarrett, two-time NASCAR
Sprint Cup champion
- Junior Johnson, 50 wins as a
driver, 132 wins and six championships as
an owner
- Bud Moore, 63 wins and two
NASCAR Sprint Cup titles as a car owner
- Raymond Parks, NASCAR's first
champion car owner
- Benny Parsons, 1973 NASCAR
Sprint Cup champion
- David Pearson, 105 victories
and three NASCAR Sprint Cup championships
- Lee Petty, winner of the first
Daytona 500 and first three-time series
champion
- Richard Petty, 200 wins and
seven NASCAR Sprint Cup titles -- both
records
- Fireball Roberts, won 33 NASCAR
Sprint Cup races, including the 1962
Daytona 500
- Herb Thomas, first two-time
NASCAR Sprint Cup champion, 1951 and '53
- Curtis Turner, first to win
Daytona 500, Southern 500, Coca-Cola 600
in same year
- Darrell Waltrip, winner of 84
races and three NASCAR Sprint Cup
championships
- Joe Weatherly, two-time NASCAR
Sprint Cup champion
- Glen Wood, as driver, laid
foundation for Wood Brothers' future team
success
- Cale Yarborough, winner of
three consecutive NASCAR Sprint Cup
titles, 1976-78
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2010
Truck Schedule
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02/12 |
Daytona - #95
S - 9th F - 8th
Led 8 laps |
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03/06 |
Atlanta |
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03/27 |
Martinsville - #15
S - 9th F - 5th |
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04/02 |
Nashville |
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05/02 |
Kansas - #15
S - 13th F - 5th
Led 7 Laps |
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05/14 |
Dover - #15
S - 4th F - 10th |
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05/21 |
Lowes |
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06/04 |
Texas - #18
S - 13th F - 10th |
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06/12 |
MIS |
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07/11 |
Iowa |
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07/16 |
Gateway |
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07/23 |
Indy |
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07/31 |
Pocono |
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08/07 |
Nashville |
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08/14 |
Darlington |
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08/18 |
Bristol |
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08/27 |
Chicagoland |
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09/03 |
Kentucky |
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09/18 |
Loudon |
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09/25 |
Las Vegas |
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10/23 |
Martinsville |
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10/30 |
Talladega |
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11/05 |
Texas |
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11/12 |
Phoenix |
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11/19 |
Homestead |
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2010
Nationwide
Schedule |
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02/13 |
Daytona |
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02/20 |
California |
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02/27 |
Las Vegas |
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03/20 |
Bristol |
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04/03 |
Nashville |
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04/09 |
Phoenix |
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04/17 |
Texas |
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04/24 |
Talladega |
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04/30 |
Richmond |
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05/07 |
Darlington |
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05/15 |
Dover |
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05/29 |
Lowes |
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06/05 |
Nashville |
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06/12 |
Kentucky |
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06/26 |
Loudon |
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07/02 |
Daytona |
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07/09 |
Chicago |
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07/17 |
Gateway |
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07/24 |
Indy |
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07/31 |
Iowa |
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08/07 |
Watkins Glen |
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08/14 |
MIS |
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08/20 |
Bristol |
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08/29 |
Montreal |
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09/04 |
Atlanta |
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09/10 |
Richmond |
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09/25 |
Dover |
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10/02 |
Kansas |
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10/09 |
California |
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10/15 |
Lowes |
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10/23 |
Gateway |
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11/06 |
Texas |
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11/13 |
Phoenix |
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11/20 |
Miami |
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2010
Sprint Cup
Schedule |
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02/14 |
Daytona |
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02/21 |
California |
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02/28 |
Las Vegas |
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03/07 |
Atlanta |
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03/21 |
Bristol |
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03/28 |
Martinsville |
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04/10 |
Phoenix |
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04/18 |
Texas |
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04/25 |
Talladega |
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05/01 |
Richmond |
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05/08 |
Darlington |
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05/16 |
Dover |
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05/30 |
Lowes |
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06/06 |
Pocono |
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06/13 |
MIS |
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06/20 |
Sonoma |
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06/27 |
New Hampshire |
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07/03 |
Daytona |
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07/10 |
Chicago |
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07/25 |
Indy |
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08/01 |
Pocono |
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08/08 |
Watkins Glen |
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08/15 |
MIS |
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08/21 |
Bristol |
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09/05 |
Atlanta |
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09/11 |
Richmond |
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09/19 |
Loudon |
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09/26 |
Dover |
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10/03 |
Kansas |
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10/10 |
California |
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10/16 |
Lowes |
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10/24 |
Martinsville |
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10/31 |
Talladega |
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11/07 |
Texas |
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11/14 |
Phoenix |
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11/21 |
Miami |
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