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8from the racing sport here.” 23Entries came for the June 29 th event from all areas of theeastern coast of the United States, however, one particular entry stuck out as notable.Local driver Bill Blair from High Point competed in the 150-mile event. Lloyd Seay wonthe event, while Blair finished third in the featured race. Bill France, the founder ofNASCAR, was involved in a serious wreck during the first segment of the race, rollingthree times down the front-stretch. He escaped the wreck without serious injury. 24The fourth race at the High Point Speedway was only the third and final stockcarrace ever held at the track. Slated as the National Championship Stockcar Race, theevent was scheduled to run on August 31, 1941. The High Point Enterprise noted thatthe race was sure to bring action.With the day of the race not far away, around a score of well-known racingdrivers from all sections of the country have been listed for the championship raceon the one-mile racing course, and the sharply banked track, largest of its kindbetween Pennsylvania and Georgia, is designed to see plenty of action when thefield sweeps by the starter’s flag Sunday. 25Local drivers Jimmie Lewallen, Bill Blair and Joe Blair were all entered to race. TheHigh Point Enterprise commented that a variety of racing experience would exist in therace stating that, “A strange dissimilarity was struck between two drivers - Joe Blair fromHigh Point, who drives for the first time in a race Sunday, and Harley Taylor of Atlanta,Ga., who enters upon his 13 th year of racing.” 26Lloyd Seay, winner of the previous raceat High Point, won again driving his Ford. Second place went to Bill France. The raceexperienced one major wreck in which Fort Mill, South Carolina driver Harold Mullinsoverturned his car several times. His injuries include severe eye damage resulting in the23 “Stock Car Race Promises Thrills,” High Point Enterprise, 27 June 1941.24 Bill Currie, Jr., “Snowden Takes Second; Mathis Takes Third,” High Point Enterprise, 30 June 1941.25 “Stock Car Race Entries Mounting,” High Point Enterprise, 28 August 1941.26 “Five Races for Sunday Schedule,” High Point Enterprise, 30 August 1941.
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