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Allison Duncan became the
first driver involved in the Drive for Diversity
program to win a feature race when she took the
checkered flag in the June 11 NASCAR Havoline
Western Late Model race at Stockton (Calif.) 99
Speedway.
The of San Rafael, Calif.,
native, drives the No. 20 Miller Lite/NAPA Auto
Parts Chevrolet for Bill McAnally Racing
(BMR)/Richard Childress Racing (RCR). She qualified
sixth, took the lead on lap 18 and held down the
top spot for the remainder of the 30-lap race.
Duncan’s victory also made her the first
female driver to win a feature event at Stockton 99
Speedway. More...
“Winning my first
Havoline Western Late Model race at Stockton 99 is
just the best feeling,” said Duncan.
“We’ve been close earlier in the season
but we finally did it. Our success on the track is
due to the great driver development program between
Bill McAnally Racing and Richard Childress Racing
and their joint commitment to the Drive for
Diversity initiative. This is great and we
can’t wait to do it again.”
Duncan is tied for the
lead in the track point standings on the strength
of the victory and four second-place finishes in
the season’s first eight races. She and Sarah
Fisher, who competes in the NASCAR Grand National
Division, West Series, were named on January 26 as
BMR/RCR teammates in the Drive for Diversity
program.
See the January, 2004 issue of Car
and Driver, page 122.
Richard Childress
Racing (RCR):
Richard Childress Racing
(RCR) set the standard for modern-era stock car
racing teams. Based just south of Winston-Salem in
Welcome, N.C., RCR (www.rcrn.com) has earned nine
championships and more than 125 victories and was
the first NASCAR organization to win championships
in the NEXTEL Cup Series, Busch Series and Truck
Series. RCR fields the NEXTEL Cup series teams of
Kevin Harvick, Jeff Burton and Dave Blaney, and the
Busch Series teams of Clint Bowyer and the
two-driver team of Harvick and Brandon Miller. Also
scheduled in 2005 is a four-race Cup program with
Kerry Earnhardt, eldest son of Dale Earnhardt,
legendary driver of RCR’s famed black No. 3 GM
Goodwrench Chevrolets.
Bill McAnally Racing
(BMR):
Bill McAnally Racing (BMR)
was founded in 1986 by former NASCAR Grand National
Division West Series driver Bill McAnally with one
vision; winning championships. Located in Rocklin,
California, BMR won three back to back
championships and recorded 24 victories in the
series. Alumni drivers include Austin Cameron and
Nextel Cup drivers Brendan Gaughan, Jim
Inglebright, Clint Bowyer and Kerry Earnhardt. In
2005, BMR welcomes veteran driver Steve Portenga
and Indy Racing League favorite Sarah Fisher to the
team.
Allison Duncan
Email:
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Autographs Email
Or send a self-addressed
stamped envelope to:
Allison Duncan Autograph
Request, c/o Bill
McAnally Racing, 8636
Antelope North Road,
Antelope, California
95843
Drive for Diversity
Website:
www.drivefordiversity.com
2005
Stockton 99 Speedway Western Late Models Results -
2005
Duncan, Allison
Age: 26 Races: NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series
What’s so special: She recently won her first
NASCAR Late Model race. Duncan, like Sarah Fisher,
is backed by Richard Childress Racing. Allison
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races in the American Women's
Global GT Championship. San Rafael. Racing Busch
Series cars. (who's competing in the NASCAR Dodge
weekly series, is tied for track lead in points and
won her first race last week), Allison
Duncan — Duncan said that during the first
NASCAR race she attended, "I was completely hooked
from the moment the first car rolled onto the
track." The Chevy-driving Duncan (24) won her debut
NASCAR Late Model series race and is in contention
to win the 2005
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