All-Time Sharon Speedway Super Late Model Win List (Through 2017)

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(Through 2017)
1 Jim Bickerstaff, Sr. 2 Davey Johnson 3 Mark Malcuit 4 Glenn Gault
Tony Diano
6 Joe Mihalic 7 Mark Banal
Tom Colella
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9 Bob Blaney

Jim Irvine
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Lars Huling
9

Tony Delillo
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13 Dave Hoffman
Donnie Moran
15 Dick Barton 16 Bud Middaugh
Junior Hanley Tom Jarrett
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Tom Wimer
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20 Bob Wearing, Sr.
Bud Wilhelm Butch Miller
555
Dave Hess, Sr. Emmitt Reihard Jim Gillespie
555
26 Bob Buriss
Bob Senneker Bob Sibila
444
Chuck Dorsey Kenny Hemphill
31 Bob James
Bruce Hordusky, Sr. Chub Frank
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Dave Benner Ed Mitchell
33
Jack Chambers Jerry Makara Jody Ridley
333
John Anderson Kenny Adams Ray Thomas
333
Skip Evans Skip Furlow
44 Art Simcox
Bill Watson Bob Tinkman Charlie Swartz Ed Howe
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Gary Blaney George Hegedus Jeff Watson Jim Becker Mason Heister Mike Balzano Robbie Blair Ron Anderson Ron Davies Ron Hegedus Scott Haus Todd Andrews
61 B.A. Malcuit
Bill Konczos Billy Moyer, Jr. Bob Boyles Bob DeJulio Bob Kent Butch Buccella Chuck Jones Clate Husted Darrell Lanigan Dave Gardiner Dave Yobe Dick Lantz Dick Litz Don Gregory Don Gross Ed Ferree Freddy Smith Gary Miday George Shimley Jack Boggs Jeff Purvis Jerry Postlethwait Jim Case Joe Ruttman

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John Mason Kent Stauffer Lou Gentile Nook Walters Paul Miller Phil Wertz Ray Moore Rick "Boom" Briggs Rick Eckert Rodney Combs Ron Fike Scott Gurdak Steve Francis Steve Shaver Tim Fuller Tim McCreadie Tom Maier Tony Sibila Keith Barbara Mike Knight Max Blair Josh Richards

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