Now that I’ve gone through the entire starting lineup, let’s take a look at each driver who failed to make the field.
(listed in order of second round qualifying speed)
Jerry O’Neil #65 Aroneck Racing Chevy—Jerry made 16 Cup races from 1989-1994.
Ken Bouchard #67 Cunningham Racing Ford—Ken was the 1988 Nascar Cup Series Rookie of the Year in his lone full season.
Billy Standridge #47 Johnson Standridge Racing Ford—best finish came in the 1995 spring Darlington race, coming home 14th.
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| A restart from the stands |
Tim Steele #12 Bobby Allison Racing Ford—last race attempt for Tim in the Allison car before being replaced by Derrike Cope.
Jerry Hill #56 Hill Motorsports Chevy—Jerry is arguably better known today as the father of Timmy and Tyler Hill.
Andy Belmont #59 Andy Belmont Racing Ford—Andy failed to qualify for all five of his 1994 race attempts.
H.B. Bailey #36 Bailey Racing Pontiac—first car to attempt a qualifying lap at the 1994 Brickyard 400.
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| The track layout |
Norm Benning #84 Norm Benning Racing Oldsmobile—lone Olds Cup car to attempt the 1994 Brickyard 400.
Doug French #79 Ted Walters Chevy—one of two Cup race attempts in 1994 for the New Jersey driver.
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| The 1994 Brickyard 400 pace car |
James Hylton #48 Hylton Motorsports Pontiac—James attempted top-level Nascar races from 1964-2007.
Stan Fox #09 Roulo Brothers Chevy (CRASH)—finished seventh in the 1987 Indy 500.
Loy Allen Jr. #19 Tri-Star Motorsports Ford (CRASH)—first-ever rookie pole winner for the Daytona 500 in 1994.
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