1990 Winchester 400

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The twenty-first annual AC-Delco Winchester 400 motor race (yearly since 1970) was held under American Speed Association sanction on September 30, 1990, at the Winchester Speedway, Indiana (USA).

In addition to clinching the 1990 ASA Championship, Bob Senneker added a record seventh "400" win to his resume. In domination fashion, Senneker held off a furious late challenge from Scott Hansen to claim his first "400" victory since 1984.

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Dave Jackson of Loveland, OH grabbed the early lead after starting from the pole. Jackson showed the way until being passed by Hansen on lap 28. Hansen paced the field until making a stop for tires on lap 99, handing the lead back to Jackson. The Ohio driver would lead only a few laps before yielding to Senneker on lap 109. Hansen took the lead from Senneker on lap 184, but Senneker was back in front at the halfway point. The last half of the race saw Hansen and Glenn Allen, Jr. make valiant charges. Hansen moving rapidly from fifth to second just past the 200-lap mark, and Allen charging from sixth to third in the final 56 laps.

Despite leading every one of the last 200 laps, Senneker finished a mere 0.74 seconds ahead of Hansen at the checkers. Allen, Jr. finished third with Jackson and Canadian Junior Hanley rounding out the top-five. Senneker was awarded $12,265 for his seventh-career win in the 400.

[edit] Table of results

Results of the 21st Annual AC-Delco Winchester 400
Pos Start Car # Driver/Hometown Sponsor/Make Laps Winnings
(in US$)
Status
1 2 84 Michigan Bob Senneker / Dorr, MI Lane Automoive/Throop / Chevrolet 400 $12,315 running
2 4 53 Wisconsin Scott Hansen / Green Bay, WI Baker Enterprises of Wisconsin / Chevrolet 400 $7,715 running
3 6 66 Ohio Glenn Allen, Jr. / Cincinnati, OH Baystone Construction / Pontiac 400 $5,460 running
4 1 45 Ohio Dave Jackson / Loveland, OH Redbank/Trauth Dairy/Dapper/Lykins / Chevrolet 400 $5,265 running
5 3 72 Canada Junior Hanley / Campbellville, ONT, CAN Quaker State/Motion Motors / Chevrolet 400 $3,765 running
6 7 98 Wisconsin Ted Musgrave / Grand Marsh, WI Wisconsin Aviation / Chevrolet 400 $3,460 running
7 5 88 Michigan Mike Eddy / Midland, MI Wegner Automotive/Howe Enterprises / Pontiac 398 $3,465 running
8 14 7 Ohio Gary St. Amant / Columbus, OH A-1 Auto Service/Stuphen / Chevrolet 390 $2,350 running
9 19 0 Illinois Tom Jones / Highland Park, IL FelPro/Dillon Enterprises / Chevrolet 395 $2,405 running
10 24 51 Wisconsin Dennis Vogel / Manitowoc, WI Triangle Tool/Pietroske / Buick 389 $2,250 running
11 16 07 Ohio Todd Forbes / Bryan, OH Noah Yoder Ford/Yoder Construction / Ford 383 $1,955 running
12 13 21 Michigan Johnny Benson, Jr. / Grand Rapids, MI Lane Automoive/Throop / Chevrolet 379 $1,905 accident
13 21 2 Wisconsin Tim Kezman / Franklin, WI King Juice/Fastball Freight / Oldsmobile 377 $1,630 running
14 27 67 Indiana Butch Lanum / Indianapolis, IN Suspension Spring/U.B. Machine / Chevrolet 374 $700 running
15 20 71 Ohio John Wilson / Springfield, OH Dotto’s Shell/Baumgardner Engines / Pontiac 307 $1,955 rear end
16 25 18 Ohio Dean South / Dayton, OH C & S Racing / Chevrolet 305 $1,025 dry sump
17 22 86 Ohio Bob Sibila / Massillon, OH Auto Site/K-Tool / Pontiac 267 $1,460 transmission
18 28 49 Indiana Al Grogg / Bluffton, IN Walden Auto Parts / Chevrolet 252 $625 running
19 18 44 Wisconsin John Olson / Stoughton, WI Auto Armor/Thompson Plumbing / Oldsmobile 233 $1,495 rear end
20 23 94 Michigan Mark Johnson / Mt. Clemens, MI Glenn Cappella Racing / Oldsmobile 181 $925 rear end
21 11 16 Ohio Lonnie Rush, Jr. / Pickerington, OH Skillman Oldsmobile/GMC / Oldsmobile 98 $1,425 valve
22 29 31 Indiana Wayne Edwards / Floyd Knobs, IN Travis Kerns Racing Engines / Chevrolet 86 $925 running
23 8 81 Michigan Harold Fair / Detroit, MI Hutter/Huisken / Chevrolet 40 $2,260 accident
24 9 85 Michigan Tim Steele / Marne, MI H.S. Die & Engineering / Chevrolet 19 $1,540 rear end
25 12 40 Michigan Bruce VanderLaan / Grand Rapids, MI Able Grinding/Pacific Pride / Pontiac 8 $1,295 accident
26 10 5 Illinois Jeff Neal / Grayslake, IL Zerex/Victor Ford, Inc. / Ford 8 $1,365 engine
27 17 90 Ohio Kent Stauffer / Elyria, OH Kinetic Racing/Flex Technology / Ford 7 $1,680 accident
28 15 14 Wisconsin Jay Sauter / Necedah, WI TUFCO/St. Clair Racing / Chevrolet 7 $1,450 accident

[edit] Race statistics

  • Average Speed: 79.832 mph (128.477 km/h)
  • Margin of Victory: 0.74 seconds
  • Time of Race: Two hours, 30 minutes and 18.99 seconds
  • Lead Changes: 5 among 3 drivers
  • Lap Leaders: Dave Jackson 1-28; Scott Hansen 29-99; Jackson 100-108; Bob Senneker 109-183; Hansen 184-200; Senneker 201-400.
  • Cautions: 13 for 70 laps
  • Entries: 30   Qualifiers: 29

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Preceded by
1989 Winchester 400
1990 Winchester 400
Winner: Bob Senneker
Succeeded by
1991 Winchester 400

Coordinates: 40°10′31″N 85°1′37″W / 40.17528°N 85.02694°W / 40.17528; -85.02694

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