Both drivers, Bentley Warren and Darrell Waltrip strapped in and waiting to be pushed off.
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At the time Bentley Warren was driving the Ed Bowley Flyin 5. The Bowley team had two supers, and what the track arranged was a little "Match Race' between Waltrip and Bentley. Here Bentley is "cluing in" DW about the car and the Oswego track.
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After the race Darrell and Bentley are still talking over the race while the photographers snap pictures of the Ed Bowley Team with DW.
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Darrell took time out of his busy schedule to pose with the Oswego Speedway Track Safety Crew and Pace Car Driver Floyd Wallace. "Ya all come back now, Ya hear..."
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The smile on his face says it all, Darrell was like a kid in a candy store about the supermodifieds at Oswego, as was Joe Ruttman they both wanted to "have at it!"
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Darrell Waltrip just before he is to climb in for some practice laps.
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Darrell picked up the wrenches on more than one occasion that weekend to pitch in and work right along with his crew on the car.
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Waltrip in a moment of thought about his car and the race.
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Here is Bobby Allison and Darrell talking over Oswego race strategy.
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This is Darrell's car at the P&C store in Pulaski, NY
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This another shot of DW's car in Pulaski, NY
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If you look close on the back center of the sheet metal is DW's logo of his DARWAL, INC. race chassis.
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Here is Darrell Waltrip taking a short break at the finish line steps.
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Here is Oswego Infield Announcer, Rich Goldstein, interviewing Waltrip at the Start/Finish line.
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This is Darrell Waltrip at the P&C Supermarket Store in Pulaski, NY, talking to my friends Judy Smith and Wendell Howard, both of Fulton, NY. Darrell was most gracious and personable to all of the fans. In less than 3 days he had been back and forth to Pocono twice, and did appearances at 2 local P&C stores, besides raced at Oswego's ASA show.
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