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Team Penske | About Us | Penske Racing Highlights
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Penske Racing makes its Formula I debut with Donohue in the Canadian Grand Prix. 1972 Penske makes his NASCAR debut at Riverside, Calif., with Mark Donohue driving an AMC Matador. Donohue competed in four races that year, Dave Marcis in seven, and Donnie Allison in one. Allison posted the best finish, which was third on June 18 at Riverside.
AMC Matador - Wikipedia
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Team Penske - Official Web Site
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April 8, 2000 Team Penske teammates Helio Castroneves and Gil de Ferran qualify for the CART/INDYCAR race at Nazareth Speedway before snow arrives to postpone the race. Competing in just their second race together at Team Penske, Castroneves leads the team’s qualifying effort earning a third-place starting spot while de Ferran qualifies fifth.
25 Roger Penske Amc Matador Premium High Res Photos
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May 4, 1975: Bobby Allison’s Roger Penske-owned AMC Matador is pushed back to the pit area at Talladega Superspeedway during the Winston 500 NASCAR... March 26, 1972: Mark Donohue at speed during the Atlanta 500 NASCAR Cup race at Atlanta International Raceway.
Penske Matador | The Mad Modeller
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This is one of my favorite race car models.....The Roger Penske 1974 Matador. Mark Donahue was supposed to be the driver, but was killed before it could be raced. This was one of the first cars in Nascar to use disc brakes. This model represents the "Press Realease" car, that was built for photo shoots....the actual race car that was driven by Bobby Allison had …
AMC Matador - Matador Coupe - NASCAR Racing
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Penske prepared factory-backed Matador hardtops and coupes were used in NASCAR stock car racing by Indy winner Mark Donohue and Bobby Allison, and won a number of races. The company's effort "raised eyebrows" for many NASCAR veterans because AMC was not known for cultivating a racing image. Racing pundits "initially scoffed at the notion of an AMC entry" on …
AMC Matador Racer Rises from the Ashes – RacingJunk …
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Larry Southard of Waupun, Wisc. was in the right place at the right time when he got the No. 11 AMC Matador that Bobby Allison and Davey Allison raced. “They call it a ’75,” Southard told RacingJunk. “But, there’s not doubt it could have been re-bodied from previous years by Penske Racing.”.
Penske Matador Recreation - The AMC Forum
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Quote Reply Topic: Penske Matador Recreation Posted: Sep/23/2015 at 12:35am: ... of building a road racing clone of the early (pre-74) Matador. I have had a hard time finding any listings for a 2 door 71-73 Matador. They seem fairly rare. For a racer build, the car does not need to be complete, or even in good shape.
Watch Out For The Matador - SPEED SPORT
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Generally thought of as an underdog, the Matador frequently found success against its competitors from General Motors, Ford and Chrysler. AMC’s quest to go stock car racing began in the SCCA Trans-Am Series in 1970 with …
What's a Matador? The AMC Matador, Rebel, and Classic …
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The AMC Matador coupe is a Brobdingnagian 209.3 inches (5,316 mm) long on a 114-inch (2,896mm) wheelbase, weighing around two tons. Although it was the shortest of the 1974 intermediates, it was actually 1.3 inches (33 mm) longer than a full-size 1959 Ford Galaxie.
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