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(#16) Junior Johnson
- 87
Hall of Fame induction: 2010
Career achievements
1960 Daytona 500 winnerCareer stats
50 wins
148 top 10s
46 poles -
(#33) Wendell Scott
- Dec. at 69 (1921-1990)
Hall of Fame induction: 2015
Career stats
1 win
147 top 10s
1 pole -
(#35) Curtis Turner
- Dec. at 46 (1924-1970)
Hall of Fame induction: 2016
Career achievements
NASCAR record: 38 wins in Convertible DivisionCareer stats
17 wins
73 top 10s
16 poles -
(#8) Darrell Waltrip
- 72
Hall of Fame induction: 2012
Career achievements
3x NASCAR Cup Series champion (1981, 1982, 1985)
1989 Daytona 500 winnerCareer stats
84 wins
390 top 10s
59 poles -
(#31) Joe Weatherly
- Dec. at 42 (1922-1964)
Hall of Fame induction: 2015
Career achievements
2x NASCAR Cup Series champion (1962, 1963)Career stats
25 wins
153 top 10s
18 poles -
(#21) Benny Parsons
- Dec. at 66 (1941-2007)
Hall of Fame induction: 2017
Career achievements
1973 NASCAR Cup Series champion
1975 Daytona 500 winnerCareer stats
21 wins
283 top 10s
20 poles
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The NASCAR Hall of Fame is located in North Carolina, the construction began in 2006 and officially opened to the public in 2010. Only drivers who have been active for more than 10 years in NASCAR events and have retired for more than 3 years are eligible to be elected to the Hall of Fame. The pavilion is divided into four floors. Visitors can not only trace the historical trajectory of NASCAR races but also enjoy precious pictures and information about NASCAR racing and have the opportunity to drive a racing simulator.
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