Martinsville Was A Great Place For The Georgia Gang

1960 Sprint Cup Champ and GRHOF member Rex White was the last Georgia racer to win at Martinsville Speedway. Photo courtesy GRHOF

With the NASCAR Sprint Cup and Camping World Truck series heading into the legendary Martinsville Speedway in Virginia this weekend, it makes one think about the history of such a famed place.

Of course, when I think of racing history, my mind always turns to the Georgia Gang, and the impact that drivers from the Peach State have had on certain venues.

The half-mile, paper clip shaped Virginia track is no different.  And from the beginning, the Georgia Gang has written a lot history at the speedway.

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Georgia Racing Hall of Famer Fonty Flock scored the win on that day, besting Pee Wee Martin and Buck Baker.  The event featured NASCAR’s modifieds, as the Strictly Stock (now Sprint Cup) was still a year away from coming into being.

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