The three time NASCAR Cup champion (back to back) and four time Daytona 500 winner passed away today.
Cale Yarborough
The three time NASCAR Cup champion (back to back) and four time Daytona 500 winner passed away today.
Oh… Man…
Once we think we’ve mastered something, it’s over
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Cale Yarborough
I used to actually watch NASCAR back then...
https://www.aol.com/sports/3-time-na...152511381.html
We're getting old if we remember that era.
Dave Weitzenhof
The Cale And Donnie Allison fight after the Daytona 500 live on TV put NASCAR on the map.
Godspeed Cale
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A true loss and the previously mentioned fisticuffs helped put NASCAR on the map whether one likes to watch or not!!
And he was a true gentleman
Until you punted him.Originally Posted by Steve Demeter
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BLS, DanW, DaveW, Steve Demeter, TimH
Very few articles mentioned he drove at Indy and even ran the full series one year
https://www.indycar.com/news/2023/12...orough-obit-ic
ChrisZ
I had the worst food in my life when I stopped at a Yarlborough owned Hardees restaurant in the 80s.
Very impressive combover too!
No question though that he was a real "race driver".
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not to forget there was also Lee Roy Yarbrough....not sure of the spelling...?
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