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1982 Busch 500

Coordinates:36°30′58″N82°15′25″W / 36.516172°N 82.256945°W /36.516172; -82.256945
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Auto race held at Bristol International Raceway in 1982

36°30′58″N82°15′25″W / 36.516172°N 82.256945°W /36.516172; -82.256945

1982 Busch 500
Race details[1]
Race 21 of 30 in the1982 NASCAR Winston Cup Series season
Map of the Bristol Motor Speedway
Map of the Bristol Motor Speedway
DateAugust 28, 1982 (1982-08-28)
Official nameBusch 500
LocationBristol International Raceway,Bristol, Tennessee
CoursePermanent racing facility
Course length0.857 km (0.533 miles)
Distance500 laps, 266.5 mi (428.8 km)
WeatherTemperatures of 80.1 °F (26.7 °C); wind speeds of 8 miles per hour (13 km/h)
Average speed94.318 miles per hour (151.790 km/h)
Attendance30,000[2]
Pole position
DriverJim Stacy Racing
Most laps led
DriverBobby AllisonDiGard Motorsports
Laps169
Winner
No. 11Darrell WaltripJunior Johnson & Associates
Television in the United States
Networkuntelevised
Announcersnone
Motor car race

The1982 Busch 500 was aNASCARWinston Cup Series racing event that took place on August 28, 1982, atBristol International Speedway inBristol, Tennessee.

Background

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Bristol International Speedway is aNASCARshort track venue located inBristol,Tennessee. Constructed in 1960, it held its first NASCAR race on July 30, 1961. Despite its short length, Bristol is among the most popular tracks on the NASCAR schedule because of its distinct features, which include extraordinarily steep banking, an all concrete surface, twopit roads, andstadium-like seating. It has also been named one of the loudest NASCAR tracks.[3]

Race report

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It took almost two hours and fifty minutes forDarrell Waltrip to defeatBobby Allison and 29 otherAmerican-born drivers in front of an audience of 30,000 spectators.[2] This would make him equal toCale Yarborough in the number of wins at Bristol Speedway up to this point.[4] Notable crew chiefs attending this race includedLarry McReynolds,Dale Inman,Kirk Shelmerdine,Jeff Hammond,Jabe Thomas,Waddell Wilson,Jake Elder andJunie Donlavey.[5]

Kyle Petty scored a last-place finish due to an engine problem on the second lap of this 500-lap race.[2]Tim Richmond earned the pole position with a speed of 112.507 miles per hour (181.062 km/h).[2] Almost ¾ of a second would separate Allison from Waltrip at the finish. Three cautions occurred for 15 laps.[2] Only seven vehicles would fail to finish the race.[2] Other notable drivers in this race includedJ.D. McDuffie,Dale Earnhardt, andD.K. Ulrich.[2]

The first pole of Tim Richmond's career would occur at this race whileAl Loquasto would end his NASCAR racing career after this race.[6] After the end of this race, Bobby Allison would take a slim lead overTerry Labonte for championship points.[7]

Qualifying

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Grid[2]No.DriverManufacturerOwner
12Tim RichmondBuickJim Stacy
244Terry LabonteBuickBilly Hagan
398Morgan ShepherdBuickRon Benfield
475Joe RuttmanBuickRahMoc Enterprises
528Buddy BakerPontiacHarry Ranier
63Ricky RuddPontiacRichard Childress
733Harry GantBuickHal Needham
811Darrell WaltripBuickJunior Johnson
988Bobby AllisonChevroletDiGard Racing
1071Dave MarcisBuickDave Marcis
1150Geoffrey BodinePontiacCliff Stewart
1215Dale EarnhardtFordBud Moore
1302Mark MartinPontiacBud Reeder
1443Richard PettyPontiacPetty Enterprises
1526Brad TeagueChevroletCharlie Henderson
1640D.K. UlrichBuickD.K. Ulrich
1717Lake SpeedBuickRoger Hamby
1886Darryl SageChevroletLee Sage
1952Jimmy MeansChevroletJimmy Means
204Connie SaylorBuickG.C. Spencer

Top 10 finishers

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Pos[2]GridNo.DriverManufacturerLapsLaps ledPointsTime/Status
1811Darrell WaltripBuick500381802:49:32
2988Bobby AllisonChevrolet500169180+0.70 seconds
3733Harry GantBuick50047170Lead lap under green flag
4244Terry LabonteBuick4994165+1 lap
5398Morgan ShepherdBuick49985160+1 lap
61215Dale EarnhardtFord49974155+1 lap
763Ricky RuddPontiac4980146+2 laps
82490Jody RidleyFord4950142+5 laps
9528Buddy BakerPontiac4940138+6 laps
101150Geoffrey BodinePontiac4940134+6 laps

Timeline

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Section reference:[2]

  • Start of race: Tim Richmond started out as the first-place driver, holding it for 81 laps.
  • Lap 2: Kyle Petty had engine problems; making him the last-place finisher.
  • Lap 28: Rick Newsom's oil pump stopped working properly.
  • Lap 30: Ronnie Thomas overheated his vehicle, ending his day on the track.
  • Lap 45: Al Loquasto developed major engine problems, forcing him off the track.
  • Lap 50: Richard Petty's issues with his steering forced him out of the race.
  • Lap 82: Morgan Shepherd took over the lead from Tim Richmond.
  • Lap 83: Tim Richmond's engine acted up, bringing his race weekend to a premature end.
  • Lap 166: Joe Ruttman took over the lead from Morgan Shepherd.
  • Lap 168: Dale Earnhardt took over the lead from Joe Ruttman.
  • Lap 169: Darrell Waltrip took over the lead from Dale Earnhardt.
  • Lap 171: Terry Labonte took over the lead from Darrell Waltrip.
  • Lap 173: Dale Earnhardt took over the lead from Terry Labonte, eventually losing it to Harry Gant on lap 246.
  • Lap 246: Harry Gant took over the lead from Dale Earnhardt, eventually losing to Darrell Waltrip on lap 293.
  • Lap 259: Joe Ruttmann had to end the day because his vehicle's rear end came off in an unsafe manner.
  • Lap 293: Darrell Waltrip took over the lead from Harry Gant.
  • Lap 303: Morgan Shepherd took over the lead from Darrell Waltrip.
  • Lap 304: Bobby Allison took over the lead from Morgan Shepherd.
  • Lap 472: Darrell Waltrip took over the lead from Bobby Allison.
  • Lap 476: Terry Labonte took over the lead from Darrell Waltrip.
  • Lap 478: Darrell Waltrip took over the lead from Terry Labonte.
  • Lap 480: Bobby Allison took over the lead from Darrell Waltrip.
  • Lap 481: Darrell Waltrip took over the lead from Bobby Allison.
  • Finish: Darrell Waltrip was officially declared the winner of the event.

Standings after the race

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PosDriverPoints[2]Differential
1Bobby Allison31420
2Terry Labonte3077-65
3Darrell Waltrip3022-120
4IncreaseBuddy Arrington2639-503
5IncreaseHarry Gant2630-512
6DecreaseRichard Petty2622-520
7DecreaseDave Marcis2539-549
8IncreaseDale Earnhardt2540-602
9DecreaseRon Bouchard2516-626
10Morgan Shepherd2472-670

References

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  1. ^Weather information for the1982 Busch 500 at the Old Farmers' Almanac
  2. ^abcdefghijk1982 Busch 500 racing information at Racing Reference
  3. ^Gragg, Joe (August 25, 2011)."It's Official: Bristol Is The Loudest NASCAR Track". WCYB.com. RetrievedJune 3, 2012.[dead link]
  4. ^Memorable Moments at BMS at Google News Archive Search
  5. ^1982 Busch 500 crew chiefs at Racing Reference
  6. ^1982 Busch 500 results at Race-Database
  7. ^NASCAR Race Results at Bristol - August 28, 1982Archived 2015-12-26 at theWayback Machine at Driver Averages
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