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How Dale Earnhardt Helped Brett Bodine Capture His Only NASCAR Cup Victory Bodine s 1990 victory at North Wilkesboro not without a little controversy. By Al Pearce RacingOneGetty Images Brett Bodine’s only NASCAR Cup Series victory came in large part thanks to help from Dale Earnhardt during the April 1990 First Union 400 at North Wilkesboro Speedway. Granted, it’s possible the middle of the racing Bodine brothers might have won, anyway, but Earnhardt’s unwitting help shouldn’t be dismissed. It happened like this: Earnhardt passed Bodine for the lead with about 150 laps remaining in the 400-lapper. From that position, Bodine watched as Earnhardt took an unorthodox line into Turn 1 at the 5/8th-mile track. (The long-closed facility went dramatically downhill into Turns 1-2, then uphill into Turns 3-4). Bodine was better than Earnhardt in 3-4, but significantly worse in 1-2. Overall, their cars were close to even; Earnhardt’s u ....
How SAFER Barriers Came To Help NASCAR Drivers Survive The Big One So-called soft walls have been absorbing energy in NASCAR, IndyCar crashes for nearly two decades. By Al Pearce Icon SportswireGetty Images For decades, the main consideration when it came to walls and fencing at NASCAR tracks was fan, and not driver, safety. Perhaps inexplicably, NASCAR and its member tracks seemed satisfied with concrete walls until the death of Dale Earnhardt in the 2001 Daytona 500. IndyCar led the march toward the creation of life-saving “soft walls.” In May of 1998, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway experimented with PEDS (Polyethylene Energy Dissipation System) ....