Banquet Frozen Foods 300
The Banquet Frozen Foods 300 was held June 9 at Sears Point International Raceway. Ricky Rudd won the pole. A wild finish ended in controversy. Road course ringer Tommy Kendall (substituting for the injured Kyle Petty) is leading Mark Martin with 4 laps to go. Going into the turn 7 hairpin, Martin slides by on the outside, but the cars make contact, and Martin spins out. Kendall suffers a cut tire, and limps back to the pits. Davey Allison who had been running third, took the lead. Allison led Ricky Rudd into turn 11 as the cars were anticipating seeing the white flag. Rudd's nose got inside, touched Allison's rear bumper, and Allison spun out with the white flag waving. Allison refired, and got back on to the track to hold on to second position. The next time by, Rudd was displayed the black flag and penalized 5 seconds for "dirty driving." Allison, the second car in line, was given the checkered flag and declared the winner. Rudd officially dropped back to 2nd. After the race Dave Marcis, a lapped car who was right behind the incident, and saw it unfold, claimed it that Rudd's tap was not dirty, and in his opinion was simply drivers racing hard on the final lap.
Top Ten Results
- 28-Davey Allison
- 5-Ricky Rudd
- 2-Rusty Wallace
- 4-Ernie Irvan
- 25-Ken Schrader
- 94-Terry Labonte
- 3-Dale Earnhardt
- 97-Geoff Bodine*
- 6-Mark Martin
- 30-Michael Waltrip
- Geoff Bodine returned after missing two races and The Winston because of an injury during a practice crash for The Winston.
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