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1982 - NASCAR Busch Grand National Series - Sportsman 200 Race


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1982 - NASCAR Busch Grand National Series - Sportsman 200 Race Results


Race Name - Sportsman 200
Date - 5/15/1982
Race Track - Dover Downs International Speedway
Track Length (Miles) - 1 miles
Race Length (Miles) - 200 miles
Pole Speed - 138.021 mph
Number of Cautions -
Caution Laps -
Average Race Speed - 111.67 mph
Lead Changes -
Total Race Purse - $34,325
Race Number - 11

 More Races from 1982
Finish Start Driver Car # Sponsor(Owner) Laps Run Make Laps Led Purse
1 4 Joe Ruttman 75 Rahilly Grady Engineering (Butch Mock) 200 Pontiac $6,000
2 3 Jack Ingram 11 Wheelers Grocery (Jack Ingram) 199 Pontiac $4,800
3 8 Butch Lindley 1 Emanuel Zervakis Inc (Emanuel Zervakis) 199 Pontiac $3,000
4 7 Tommy Ellis 12 Industrial Boiler 198 Pontiac $3,100
5 2 David Pearson 21 Chattanooga Chew (David Pearson) 196 Pontiac $1,750
6 20 Tommy Houston 6 Mason Day (Mike Day) 196 Chevrolet $2,000
7 5 Phil Parsons 28 Skoal (Johnny Hayes) 195 Pontiac $1,800
8 6 Geoffrey Bodine 99 Washington Freight Liner (Frank Plessinger) 190 Pontiac $1,200
9 11 Bobby Allison 25 Perdue 186 $1,100
10 15 George Dalton 33 186 Pontiac $1,000
11 12 Dale Jarrett 32 Budweiser (Horace Isenhower) 181 Ford $950
12 21 Bob Park 19 Walthers Auto Wrecking 166 Pontiac $925
13 16 Wayne Patterson 1 BrownFerris Industries 160 Pontiac $900
14 14 Joey Michaels 48 127 Pontiac $875
15 1 Harry Gant 77 Skoal (Harry Gant) 122 Pontiac $850
16 18 JD McDuffie 70 113 Pontiac $825
17 9 Sam Ard 0 Thomas Brothers Country Ham (Howard Thomas) 54 Oldsmobile $300
18 10 Dale Earnhardt 15 Wrangler (Robert Gee) 50 Pontiac $775
19 17 Danny Weese 9 12 Pontiac $750
20 13 Frank Kelly 34 Kelly Builders (Frank Kelly) 6 Pontiac $725
21 19 Billy Myers 5 Wheelers Grocery 5 Chevrolet $700