The article is about the 1979 race, but the picture (oh, that picture!!) IN the article shows her and her team in the 1972 race.  I don’t think there is any mention of them in the 1979 account. 

Because I’m guessing wikipedia won’t be good enough for you, this is from an article about a book (2002) on the 1979 race.

It’s still for sale in the links provided. So, no, I did not. 

How convinced are you that we aren’t already dealing with a digital version of Torchinsky’s consciousness? Because I’m not convinced at all.

What’s even weirder is they probably won’t have redesigned the Charger

Just like people said in 2000 about 90s cars, I’m going to say it:

2000s CARS WILL NEVER BE COOL!

The vicious cycle continues. 

I think I still hold the unofficial Bonneville record in the class of “Entirely stock Nissan Cube with two grown men and all my worldly possessions inside.”

Mack,

The only Mazda I would spend money on.

But, it’s made in the U.S.A. Why is the man trying to kill American jobs?!?!

Audi already has a Focus sized “RS killer”.

At first I was lamenting the fact that we won’t be able to buy these here in The States, but then I realized that I couldn’t afford one new, and I probably wouldn’t even be able to afford one CPO.

But will there be a new clubsport quattro edition?

Yup they’re both hatchback. Same thing, case closed.

And the authorities aren’t even that wound up about it.

Nah, the demand is for clocks. They should sell clocks.

Jeff Green is welcomed in Valhalla. He shall ride eternal, shiny and chrome.

Lancia Scorpion. Nonexistent brakes in stock form, so bad they had to stop production for an extended period and even then failed to fix it. Vastly underpowered, and less good looking and planted than the Monte Carlo it’s based on due to US regs, and they rust to pieces, but I still want one. It’s like a stray cat or…