1991 NASCAR Winston Cup Series - Miller Genuine Draft 500

Miller Genuine Draft 500

The Miller Genuine Draft 500 was held July 21 at Pocono Raceway. The #7 of Alan Kulwicki won the pole. The race was shortened to 179 laps due to rain.

Top Ten Results

  1. 2-Rusty Wallace*
  2. 6-Mark Martin
  3. 11-Geoff Bodine
  4. 12-Hut Stricklin
  5. 22-Sterling Marlin
  6. 21-Dale Jarrett
  7. 4-Ernie Irvan
  8. 26-Brett Bodine
  9. 9-Bill Elliott -1
  10. 75-Joe Ruttman -1

Failed to Qualify: 85-Bobby Gerhart, Walter Surma, Norm Benning

  • When the red flag was thrown for rain, Rusty Wallace's car was nearly out of gas. The red flag was out for over two hours before the track dried and the cars were started again under a yellow condition. However after just running 1 lap under yellow the rain started falling again. Rusty Wallace was VERY close to running out of gas so he was pushed around by Dale Earnhardt so that he wouldn't run out of gas. Once the field was given the white flag Earnhardt backed off. Under NASCAR rules, this is legal unless it is the final scheduled lap of the race.

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