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Eighteen National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductees will be in Knoxville this weekend for the 25th annual National Sprint Car Hall of Fame induction banquet on May 31.
They will honor this year’s inductees, Dave Argabright of Indiana, as well as Dave Blaney of North Carolina, Bobby Davis, Jr. of Tennessee, Mark Kinser of Indiana, William “Windy” McDonald of Arizona, and Chuck Merrill of Illinois.
“We are going to have an incredible turnout of National Sprint Car Hall of Famers here to honor this year’s inductees, which include the late George Nesler and the late Larry Beckett,” said National Sprint Car Museum curator Tom Schmeh.
“Those that have indicated that they will be here are Karl Kinser of Indiana, Larry Dickson of Ohio, Tom Bigelow of Indiana, Lynn Paxton of Pennsylvania, Gordon Woolley of Texas, Jeff Bloom of Michigan, Allan Brown of Michigan, Shane Carson of Oklahoma, Jerry ‘Scratch’ Daniels of Minnesota, Ray Lee Goodwin of Missouri, Casey Luna of New Mexico, Newton ‘Buzz’ Rose of Arizona, Ron Shaver of California, Steve Stapp of Indiana, Bob Trostle of Iowa, Bobby Ward of Arkansas, Kenny Woodruff of Oklahoma and Ralph Capitani of Iowa.”
They will honor this year’s inductees, Dave Argabright of Indiana, as well as Dave Blaney of North Carolina, Bobby Davis, Jr. of Tennessee, Mark Kinser of Indiana, William “Windy” McDonald of Arizona, and Chuck Merrill of Illinois.
“We are going to have an incredible turnout of National Sprint Car Hall of Famers here to honor this year’s inductees, which include the late George Nesler and the late Larry Beckett,” said National Sprint Car Museum curator Tom Schmeh.
“Those that have indicated that they will be here are Karl Kinser of Indiana, Larry Dickson of Ohio, Tom Bigelow of Indiana, Lynn Paxton of Pennsylvania, Gordon Woolley of Texas, Jeff Bloom of Michigan, Allan Brown of Michigan, Shane Carson of Oklahoma, Jerry ‘Scratch’ Daniels of Minnesota, Ray Lee Goodwin of Missouri, Casey Luna of New Mexico, Newton ‘Buzz’ Rose of Arizona, Ron Shaver of California, Steve Stapp of Indiana, Bob Trostle of Iowa, Bobby Ward of Arkansas, Kenny Woodruff of Oklahoma and Ralph Capitani of Iowa.”
