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1952 Southern 500
The 1952 Southern 500, the third running of the event, was a NASCAR Grand National Series event that was held on September 1, 1952 at Darlington Raceway in Darlington, South Carolina.
==Summary==
Seven cautions were waved for forty laps in front of 32,400 audience members.〔 The notable speeds were: as the average speed and as the pole position speed.〔 This race was constantly threatened to be postponed because of rain and was red flagged once because of actual rainfall. It took six hours, forty-two minutes, and thirty-seven seconds for the race to reach its conclusion, making it the slowest Southern 500 ever; Fonty Flock was the winner.〔 He would stop on the front straight, climb up on his hood and lead the entire crowd in singing his own version of the classic Southern American song ''Dixie''.〔 Flock's uniform would consist of Bermuda shorts and argyle socks in addition to a pencil-thin moustache reminiscent of Clark Gable.
Total winnings for this race were $23,855 ($ when adjusted for inflation). Sixty-six divers competed; all of them were born in the United States of America.〔 Jim Paschal was the last place driver of the race; finishing in 66th with an engine problem on lap 18.〔
Ranier-Lundy Racing and Petty Enterprises were the only non-independent racing teams to show up for this racing event.
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