Daytona GM test notes 96-01-05
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.
Ten Chevrolet NASCAR Winston Cup teams concluded the first of two multi-day tests at Daytona International Speedway Friday in preparation for the February 18 Daytona 500. Terry Labonte remained atop the timing sheets with a lap of 47.949 seconds, an average speed of 187.699 mph. It was the best lap of the three-day test. Ford NASCAR Winston Cup Series teams open a three-day test session on Tuesday, Jan. 9. Meanwhile, at Talladega Superspeedway defending NASCAR Busch Series champion Johnny Benson continued to shake down the Bahari Racing Pontiac. Ward Burton and Bobby Hamilton reportedly tested from Tuesday through Thursday, then departed.
Visit the RaceWeb's Daytona section to keep track of all of the news out of Daytona as the GM teams conclude the first of their test sessions.
Included in the section is a 1996 cumulative tally of all the test speeds.
>From now until Speedweeks '96 and the running of the 38th Daytona 500 in February, follow all the events, testing and news from Daytona International Speedway.
GM DAYTONA TEST SPEED - January 5, 1996
NO DRIVER TIME SPEED
5 Terry Labonte/Chevrolet 47.949 187.699 4 Sterling Marlin/Chevrolet 48.135 186.974 3 Dale Earnhardt/Chevrolet 48.159 186.881 24 Jeff Gordon/Chevrolet 48.169 186.842 44 Jeff Purvis/Chevrolet 48.193 186.749 87 Joe Nemechek/Chevrolet 48.337 186.193 71 Dave Marcis/Chevrolet 48.425 185.854 17 Darrell Waltrip/Chevrolet 48.555 185.357 33 Robert Pressley/Chevrolet 48.556 185.353 29 Steve Grissom/Chevrolet 48.992 183.703 24j Jack Sprague/Chevrolet 49.166 183.053
* Electronic times taken randomly throughout the day.
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