The original name was “Albany-Troy Speedway”, but before the first-ever race on July 16th, 1965, the Malta track’s name was changed to “Albany-Saratoga”.
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Trenton.
Other – 33
1954 – An early Dave McCredy car. George Gallup was the driver.
Other – 500
Junie Donlavey
1954.
Other – 33
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This Chevy of Herman Blevins was the last Modified coupe to race at Martinsville. Behind it is the #14 Capri of Art Barry.
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Herman Blevins and the last Modified coupe to race at Martinsville.
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William Mason owned the series of #45 and #46 cars driven by, among others, Paul Radford, Bobby Allison, and Perk Brown.
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Bobby Turner.
Other – 500
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Shorty York’s car.
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John Grady with his son John.
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Ronnie Rocco with one of Billy Corazzo’s Sheri-Cup cars.
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1983-08-06 – Stafford. This was Corky Cookman’s car. No one was killed in this incident.
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Bentley Warren.
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Other – 90/91
Buddy Baker.
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Although Jean-Guy Chartrand was the driver of Ed Cloce’s Hemi-Cuda originally and for several years, Jim Shampine became its regular driver for a period in the mid-1970s.
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1958 – Old Bridge.
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Lloyd Ashby
Other – 45
On this occasion the driver was Paul Radford.
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1960 – Daytona.
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1972 – Stafford Springs Sizzler. Bob Melnick.
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Bob Melnick drove this car before Pete Hamilton did.
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1969 – Malta. Bob Melnick was a fixture of New England racing for many years.