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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE at The Crittenden Automotive Library Photographs from the 1986 Fall Martinsville NASCAR Events Now Online Woodstock, Illinois (August 22, 2010) - The John Walczak Collection has added an- other set of NASCAR racing photographs to The Crittenden Automotive Library. This set is about 200 pictures from the 1989 Goody’s 500 and 1989 Nationwise 150. The Goody’s 500 was a NASCAR Winston Cup race held on September 21, 1989 at Martinsville Speedway in Virginia. The Winston Cup would eventually become today’s NAS- CAR Sprint Cup. The Nationwise 150 was a NASCAR Busch Late Model Sportsman Series race held ear- lier in the same day at the same track. The Busch Late Model Sportsman Series would eventually become today’s Nationwide Series. The Nationwise 150 was won by Tommy Houston and the Goody’s 500 was won by Rusty Wallace. In addition to NASCAR legends Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt, and Bill Elli- ott, as well as fan favorites Tim Richmond, Dave Marcis, Harry Gant, and Alan Kulwicki. In addition to the track action, this set includes pictures from the pits. The Nationwise 150 photographs include pictures of Davey Allison racing before he became a full-time Winston Cup driver. The pictures from Martinsville are in addition to over 150 pictures of 1986 NASCAR action already in The Crittenden Automotive Library from the Champion Spark Plug 400 ear- lier in the season. Results from the race is online now in the Goody’s 500 section of The Crit- tenden Automotive Library at: http://www.carsandracingstuff.com/library/g/goodys500.php The photographs of the race weekend start at: http://www.carsandracingstuff.com/library/g/goodys500_1986photos01.php The John Walczak Collection is a series of photographs from 1985-2009. The Collec- tion includes numerous stock car racing events from the area surrounding Lake Michigan. The John Walczak Collection is at http://johnwalczak.carsandracingstuff.com The Crittenden Automotive Library is an online resource for free automotive information. The Library currently includes more than 40 books, 6,500 news articles, 9,200 images, 350 newsletters, 250 research reports, as well as videos, lists, charts, tables, recalls, computer software, race results and other information on thousands of topics. The Crittenden Automotive Library is at http://www.CarsAndRacingStuff.com Find us on Facebook® at http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Crittenden-Automotive-Library/63748958522 Contact Bill Crittenden Owner, The Crittenden Automotive Library [email protected] ### Facebook is a registered trademark of Facebook, Inc. .

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