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1973 Rebel 500

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Auto race held at Darlington Raceway in 1973

1973 Rebel 500
Race details[1][2][3][4]
Race 8 of 28 in the1973 NASCAR Winston Cup Series
1973 Rebel 500 program cover
1973 Rebel 500 program cover
DateApril 15, 1973 (1973-04-15)
Official nameRebel 500
LocationDarlington Raceway(Darlington,South Carolina)
Course length1.366 miles (2.198 km)
Distance367 laps, 501.3 mi (806.7 km)
WeatherTemperatures of 68.9 °F (20.5 °C); wind speeds up to 10.9 miles per hour (17.5 km/h)
Average speed122.655 mph (197.394 km/h)
Attendance48,000[2]
Pole position
DriverWood Brothers
Most laps led
DriverDavid PearsonWood Brothers
Laps246
Winner
No. 21David PearsonWood Brothers
Motor car race

The1973Rebel 500 was aNASCARWinston Cup Series race that took place on April 15, 1973, atDarlington Raceway inDarlington,South Carolina.

Race report

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Three hundred and sixty seven laps took place on the pavedoval track spanning 1.366 miles (2.198 km) for a total of 501.3 miles (806.8 km).[2][3][4] The total time of the race was four hours and four minutes.[2][4] Speeds were: 122.655 miles per hour (197.394 km/h) for the average and 153.463 miles per hour (246.975 km/h) for the pole position.[2] There were eleven cautions for seventy-one laps.[2][3][4]David Pearson defeatedBenny Parsons by thirteen laps in front of forty-eight thousand people.[2][3][4]

Early in the race on lap 2, a 5 car accident happened in Turn 2. Buddy Arrington, Richie Panch, Dave Marcis, Lennie Pond, and Dean Dalton were involved. Marcis and Pond would eventually go on to retire due to crash related problems.[5] Cale Yarborough would suffer a spin also early in the race. Paul Tyler and Bobby Issac would also spin in the race. James Hylton would smash into the wall, causing a caution. Charlie Roberts would also suffer engine failures, causing another caution. The 10th caution would come out with an accident including Cale Yarborough and G.C. Spencer. With Pearson leading the next restart, it only took one turn to turn Turn 1 into a "junkyard", with a 7 car crash, including Parsons, Petty, Arrington, Mayne, Brooks, and more involved, causing the 11th caution. Twelve cars finished this race out of the 40 starters.

This race stands as the second largest margin of victory in Cup history, falling just short of Ned Jarrett and his 14 lap differential in the1965 Southern 500.[2][3][4]

Notable crew chiefs for this race wereTim Brewer,Jake Elder,Travis Carter,Harry Hyde,Dale Inman, andBud Moore.[6]

Qualifying

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Grid[2]No.DriverManufacturer
121David Pearson'71 Mercury
211Cale Yarborough'73 Chevrolet
312Bobby Allison'73 Chevrolet
415Bobby Isaac'72 Ford
571Bobby Baker'73 Dodge
672Benny Parsons'72 Chevrolet
724Cecil Gordon'72 Chevrolet
843Richard Petty'73 Dodge
928Charlie Glotzbach'72 Chevrolet
107Dean Dalton'71 Mercury
1148James Hylton'71 Mercury
1218Joe Frasson'73 Dodge
1395Darrell Waltrip'71 Mercury
1454Lennie Pond'73 Chevrolet
152Dave Marcis'71 Dodge
1667Buddy Arrington'72 Dodge
1790Richie Panch'71 Mercury
1861Clarence Lovell'73 Chevrolet
1925Roy Mayne'73 Dodge
2083Paul Tyler'71 Mercury
2196Richard Childress'73 Chevrolet
2201Earle Canavan'72 Plymouth
2345Vic Parsons'71 Ford
2492Larry Smith'71 Mercury
2598Dick Brooks'71 Ford
2670J.D. McDuffie'72 Chevrolet
2730Walter Ballard'71 Mercury
2849G.C. Spencer'72 Dodge
2979David Ray Boggs'73 Dodge
3019Jabe Thomas'71 Mercury

Finishing order

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Section reference:[2]

FinSt#DriverSponsorMakeLapsLedStatus
1121David PearsonPurolator Special'71 Mercury367246running
2672Benny ParsonsDeWitt Racing'72 Chevrolet35412running
3312Bobby AllisonCoca-Cola'73 Chevrolet34996engine
42196Richard ChildressL.C. Newton Trucking'73 Chevrolet3460running
52670J.D. McDuffieMcDuffie Racing'72 Chevrolet3440running
6107Dean DaltonBelden Asphalt'71 Mercury3410running
7843Richard PettySTP'73 Dodge3404crash
8571Buddy BakerK & K Insurance'73 Dodge3320running
91925Roy MayneClyde Lynn Inc.'73 Dodge3310running
103347Raymond WilliamsJet Way Wax'72 Ford3300running
112598Dick BrooksTruxmore Industries'71 Ford3280crash
122201Earle CanavanKosin's Auto Parts'72 Plymouth3260running
131667Buddy ArringtonKFC Bacon Center Fries Special'72 Dodge3240crash
143934Wendell ScottScott Racing'71 Ford3190running
152849G.C. SpencerSheffield Auto Mart'72 Dodge3170crash
163019Jabe ThomasGray Racing'71 Mercury3150running
171790Richie PanchTruxmore Industries'71 Mercury3090running
183889Johnny BarnesHopper-Crews'71 Mercury2910running
19211Cale YarboroughKar-Kare'73 Chevrolet2750engine
20318Ed NegreClyde Lynn's Inc.'71 Mercury2560oil line
21724Cecil GordonCecil Gordon Racing'72 Chevrolet2510engine
22354John SearsJ. Marvin Mills Heating & Air'71 Dodge2500engine
231148James HyltonHylton Engineering'71 Mercury2500running
241395Darrell WaltripTerminal Transport'71 Mercury1999engine
252730Walter BallardBallard Racing'71 Mercury1780engine
263477Charlie RobertsSunny King Ford'71 Ford1700engine
272083Paul TylerSmithville Farms'71 Mercury1590overheating
282345Vic ParsonsSeifert Rent-A-Racer'71 Ford1500overheating
292979David Ray BoggsWinston 500'73 Dodge1160engine
301861Clarence LovellB & B Racing'73 Chevrolet950engine
31928Charlie GlotzbachEllington Racing'72 Chevrolet860engine
324084Frank WarrenDavis Racing'71 Dodge780brakes
33415Bobby IsaacSta-Power Industries'72 Ford770engine
341218Joe FrassonFrasson Cement'73 Dodge670engine
353264Elmo LangleyLangley Racing'72 Ford540oil pan
361454Lennie PondMaster Chevy Sales'73 Chevrolet390crash
372492Larry SmithCarling Black Label'71 Mercury230overheating
383626Earl BrooksBrooks Racing'71 Ford200oil leak
393710Bill ChampionChampion Racing'71 Mercury180engine
40152Dave MarcisMarcis Racing'71 Dodge20crash

References

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  1. ^"1973 Rebel 500 weather information". The Old Farmers' Almanac. RetrievedSeptember 3, 2012.
  2. ^abcdefghij"1973 Rebel 500 racing results". Racing Reference. RetrievedNovember 21, 2010.
  3. ^abcde"1973 Rebel 500 racing results (third reference)". Database Racing. RetrievedNovember 21, 2010.
  4. ^abcdef"1973 Rebel 500 racing results (fourth reference)". Ultimate Racing History. RetrievedNovember 27, 2010.
  5. ^1973 Rebel 500, retrievedMay 5, 2021
  6. ^"1973 Rebel 500 crew chiefs information". Racing Reference. RetrievedAugust 23, 2018.
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