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by CHRIS MARQUART Tuesday, November 24, 2009 11:49 AM CST On a warm Sunday in south Florida, Jimmie Johnson completed what some thought was impossible. Johnson nailed down his fourth straight Sprint Cup Series championship. Full Article at Finger Lakes Times
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As was duly wrote, Jimmie Johnson won his fourth straight NASCAR title, the first driver to do so in the sport of stock-car racing. Full Article at Car and Driver
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FILE -- This March 27, 1983 file photo shows Cale Yarborough getting a hug from his wife, Betty Joe, as he holds up the trophy in Victory Lane after winning the Coca-Cola 500 at the Atlanta International Raceway in Hampton, Ga. View Photo »
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If it weren't for Lee Petty, there never would have been a Petty Enterprises or a Richard Petty
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Jimmie Johnson made NASCAR history, winning his fourth consecutive Sprint Cup championship, earning enough points with his fifth-place finish in the Ford 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Sunday, November 22. Full Article at The Epoch Times
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by the numbers NASCAR champions Most career championships by a driver in NASCAR's Cup series: 7 Richard Petty Dale Earnhardt 4 Jeff Gordon Jimmie Johnson 3 Lee Petty David Pearson Cale Yarborough Darrell Waltrip Rusty Jarrett/Associated... Full Article at Jacksonville.com
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Dodge Motorsports NSCS Race Advance Checker O'Reilly Auto Parts 500 Phoenix International Raceway Sunday, Nov. 15, 2009 Additional Statistics Attached HISTORICAL DATA • First Dodge NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Win: Lee Petty, 2/1/53, West Palm, Fla. ,... Full Article at Speedway Media
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FILE -- This is a 1960 file photo showing Lee Petty. Petty and Cale Yarborough are among the 25 nominees for NASCAR's first Hall of Fame class. NASCAR released the two names ahead of the announcement of all nominees on Thursday night, July 2, 2009. View Photo »
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Without Lee Petty, there wouldn’t have been a Richard Petty from that standpoint ... He came in when they first started running. He was his own mechanic, he drove his own car. He owned his own car. He done the whole ball of wax. Without him or the guys who followed suit … none of us would be here. We mi...
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Texas Motor Speedway Sunday, Nov. 8, 2009 Additional Statistics Attached HISTORICAL DATA • First Dodge NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Win: Lee Petty, 2/1/53, West Palm, Fla. , 100 miles, .5-mile track. Full Article at Speedway Media
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Sporting News NASCAR Wire Service 1950: Lee Petty wins the final race of the Cup season for his only victory in 1950. Full Article at Sporting News
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FILE -- This is a 1960 file photo showing Lee Petty. Petty and Cale Yarborough are among the 25 nominees for NASCAR's first Hall of Fame class. NASCAR released the two names ahead of the announcement of all nominees on Thursday night, July 2, 2009.
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If it weren't for Lee Petty, there never would have been a Petty Enterprises or a Richard Petty
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Without Lee Petty, there wouldn’t have been a Richard Petty from that standpoint ... He came in when they first started running. He was his own mechanic, he drove his own car. He owned his own car. He done the whole ball of wax. Without him or the guys who followed suit … none of us would be here. We mi...
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The way I look at it is pretty simple, go back to who started NASCAR, the owners and the drivers. Lee Petty should go in before Richard Petty
– Harry Gant SOURCE: Myrtle Beach Sun News
