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1979 - PPG Indy Car World Series - Gould Twin Dixie 125 2 Race Results

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1979 - Gould Twin Dixie 125 2 Race Results

Race Name - Gould Twin Dixie 125 2
Date - 4/22/1979
Race Track - Atlanta Motor Speedway
Number of Starting Cars - 18
Laps Run - 82
Pole Winner / Pole Speed - Johnny Rutherford / mph
Cautions - 2 cautions for 10 laps
Average Race Speed - 166.159 mph
Lead Changes - 4 Leader(s) with 6 Lead Changes
Lap Leader - Johnny Rutherford
Race Number - 3


Finish Start Driver Sponsor (Owner) Chassis Engine Qualify Speed
1 1 Johnny Rutherford Budweiser McLaren Cosworth
2 5 Rick Mears Gould Charge Penske Cosworth
3 6 Al Unser Pennzoil Chaparral Cosworth
4 7 Bobby Unser Norton Spirit Penske Cosworth
5 3 Tom Sneva Sugaripe Prune McLaren Cosworth
6 14 Danny Ongais Interscope Racing Parnelli Cosworth
7 8 Tom Bagley Kent Oil Penske Cosworth
8 11 Wally Dallenbach Patrick Racing Lightning Cosworth
9 4 Gordon Johncock North American Van Lines Penske Cosworth
10 10 Salt Walther DaytonWalther Penske Cosworth
11 9 Pancho Carter Alex XLNT Foods Lightning Cosworth
12 12 Vern Schuppan Wysard Motors Wildcat Offenhauser
13 13 Joe Saldana Snyder Industries Lightning Offenhauser
14 18 Larry Rice SM Electric Lightning Offenhauser
15 15 Bill Alsup WASP Racing McLaren Offenhauser
16 17 Spike Gehlhausen StaOn Car Glaze Eagle Offenhauser
17 16 Mike Mosley Theodore Racing Eagle Cosworth
18 2 Lee Kunzman Conqueste Parnelli Cosworth