Nine Hundred Crooked Miles: The Epic 1970 Endurance Race at Road Atlanta

The Nine Hundred Crooked Miles was a film produced by Datsun, showcasing and interviewing some of the drivers who competed during the 1970 American Road Racing Championship at Road Atlanta. These drivers share stories from their races as well as some techniques that they've learned. The 1970 American Road Racing Championship was a car race held on a 2.54-mile (4.10 km) road course in Braselton, Georgia. Out of 400 drivers, 21 winners are chosen from two days of blazing competition in a series of 30-minute sprints. Follow some of the most seasoned club racing drivers as they race to become the victor of the Nine Hundred Crooked Miles.
Some of the results for the FB and FC classes were as follows: Evan L. Noyes Jr.,\ entered a yellow Brabham BT29 for a race in December 1969, however it was not ready in time. By 1970 it was ready, and he came in second in 30m 16.6s. But, he was no match for Skip Barber, driving a Tecno, who came in first with the time 30m 02.8s!
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Thank you for watching!!

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