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1962 World 600

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Auto race held at Charlotte Motor Speedway in 1962

1962 World 600
Race details
Race 23 of 53 in the1962 NASCAR Grand National Series season
1962 World 600 program cover
1962 World 600 program cover
DateMay 27, 1962 (1962-05-27)
LocationCharlotte Motor Speedway,Concord, North Carolina
CoursePermanent racing facility
Course length1.5 miles (2.4 km)
Distance400 laps, 600 mi (965.606 km)
WeatherExtremely hot with temperatures of 91.9 °F (33.3 °C); wind speeds of 9.2 miles per hour (14.8 km/h)[1]
Average speed125.552 mph (202.056 km/h)
Pole position
Driver
Most laps led
DriverDavid PearsonN/A
Laps208
Winner
No. 29Nelson Stacy
Motor car race

The1962 World 600, the 3rd running of theevent, was aNASCARGrand National Series race held on May 27, 1962 atCharlotte Motor Speedway inCharlotte,North Carolina. Contested over 400 laps on the 1.5 mile (2.4 km) speedway, it was the 23rd race of the1962 NASCAR Grand National Series season.

Background

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Charlotte Motor Speedway is a motorsports complex located in Concord, North Carolina, United States, 13 miles from Charlotte, North Carolina. The complex features a 1.5 miles (2.4 km) quad oval track that hosts NASCAR racing including the prestigiousWorld 600 on Memorial Day weekend and theNational 400. The speedway was built in 1959 by Bruton Smith and is considered the home track for NASCAR with many race teams located in the Charlotte area. The track is owned and operated by Speedway Motorsports Inc. (SMI).

Race report

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Nelson Stacy won the race over the second-placeJoe Weatherly by a time of 32.35 seconds; making his third race victory of out a total of four. The race lasted four hours, forty-six minutes, and forty-four seconds. Average speed during the race was 125.552 miles per hour (202.056 km/h) while the pole position qualifier had a speed of 140.15 miles per hour (225.55 km/h). Two cautions slowed the race for 14 laps. Eighteen lead changes were recorded during the race.[2]

David Pearson was leading with seven laps to go. It was an extremely hot day and Pearson said it was hard to see because he had to wipe the sweat from his head on the straightaway. While leading with seven laps to go, his car just quit on him.[2] He said it was one of the most disappointing losses of his career.

Red Foote would make his NASCAR debut in this race while Gerald Duke and Herb Tillman would retire from professional stock car racing after this event. Joe Weatherly's respectable second-place finish managed to boost him ahead of Jack Smith in the championship standings.[3]

Notable crew chiefs for this race; includedBud Moore,Herman Beam,Glen Wood,Herb Nab andRatus Walters.[4]

Final results

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Source:[5]
FinSt#DriverSponsorMakeLapsLedStatus
11829Nelson StacyRon's Ford Sales'62 Ford40013running
248Joe WeatherlyBud Moore'62 Pontiac4000running
3150Fred LorenzenLaFayette'62 Ford3990running
42143Richard PettyPetty Enterprises'62 Plymouth3975running
51266Larry FrankCafe Burgundy'62 Ford3950running
61411Ned JarrettCity Chevrolet Co.'62 Chevrolet3940running
723David PearsonGerry Earl Pontiac'62 Pontiac393208engine
81121Marvin PanchWood Brothers'62 Ford3930running
9122Fireball RobertsStephens Pontiac'62 Pontiac39327running
102441Bunkie BlackburnPetty Enterprises'62 Plymouth3930running
11104Rex WhiteLouis Clements'62 Chevrolet3920running
123139LeeRoy YarbroughRay Nichels'61 Pontiac3860running
131944Bob WelbornJulian Petty'62 Pontiac3850running
14820Emanuel Zervakis'62 Mercury3830running
15646Johnny AllenHolly Farms'62 Pontiac3804running
162236Larry ThomasWade Younts'62 Dodge3780running
172684Red FooteRocky Hinton'61 Ford3690running
184661Bill Morton'62 Ford3680running
193730Tiny LundFred Clark'62 Chevrolet3650running
20289Jimmy ThompsonWildcat Williams'62 Ford3640running
212779G.C. SpencerRalph Smith'62 Chevrolet3630running
22381George GreenJess Potter'61 Chevrolet3600running
233490Darel DieringerBob Osiecki'62 Dodge3580coil wire
242547Jack Smith'62 Pontiac3550brakes
253919Herman Beam'62 Ford3480running
26475Stick ElliottLeroy Faucett'61 Pontiac3410running
274262Curtis Crider'62 Mercury2840wheel
28572Bobby JohnsShorty Johns'62 Pontiac28424push rod
291777Jim ReedRatus Walters'62 Ford2840engine
304134Wendell Scott'61 Chevrolet2770engine
312087Buck Baker'62 Chrysler2590oil pressure
32322Jim PaschalCliff Stewart'62 Pontiac2270fuel pump
333391Herb TillmanBob Osiecki'62 Dodge1940clutch
34754Jimmy Pardue'62 Pontiac190119crash
351686Buddy BakerBuck Baker'62 Chrysler1760oil pressure
362968Ed LivingstonLivingston's Auto Parts'61 Ford1180engine
372392Gerald DukeDon Harrison'62 Ford960engine
3896Junior JohnsonCotton Owens'62 Pontiac720clutch
394093Lee Reitzel'62 Ford690transmission
403538John Dodd, Jr.Matt DeMatthews'61 Ford680engine
413658Paul Lewis'61 Chevrolet570engine
424460Tom CoxRay Herlocker'60 Plymouth450crankshaft
43394Banjo Matthews'62 Pontiac130crash
441381Roscoe Thompson'62 Mercury120engine
453016Ralph EarnhardtHappy Steigel'61 Pontiac110crash
464880Tubby Gonzales'61 Ford60vibration
474396Johnny Sudderth'61 Chevrolet50engine
484550Bobby Waddell'60 Dodge20freeze pl

References

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  1. ^Weather information at the Old Farmers' Almanac
  2. ^abRace information at Racing Reference
  3. ^1962 World 600 results at Race Database
  4. ^Crew chief information at Racing Reference
  5. ^"1962 World 600 - The Third Turn".www.thethirdturn.com. RetrievedMay 7, 2021.
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