Waid’s World: Richmond 1986: Wild Finish Leads to Separate Paths for 2 Drivers
The 1986 Miller High Life 400 is considered one of the most memorable Cup races ever held at Richmond Raceway.
The 1986 Miller High Life 400 is considered one of the most memorable Cup races ever held at Richmond Raceway.
Steve Waid ventured into the grandstands to experience a Cup race like the average fan. Would he do it again? “Hell, no!”
Steve Waid recalls when the Cup schedule was different in 1980 and Mother Nature still did not play nice.
Johnson won the 1960 Daytona 500 in his first race driving for team owner John Masoni.
Kulwicki captured his first career Cup victory at Phoenix in 1988, putting wheels in motion to win the 1992 championship.
Darrell and Stevie Waltrip and Steve Waid all came together in a photo shoot for a Martinsville race program cover.
Steve Waid regales us with a tale about father and son Jabe and Ronnie Thomas, both who competed in the Cup Series.
Before James Hylton became an agitator, he was considered one of the most dependable competitors in NASCAR.
Elliott’s mediocre performances in the final eight races coupled with Darrell Waltrip’s success cost Elliott the 1985 Cup title.
Bill Elliott’s Winston Million win in 1985 featured controversy.
Bobby Allison and Neil Bonnett were successful in Australia, but both suffered unfortunate endings to their careers.
Steve Waid recaps NASCAR venture into Australia in 1988.
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