Fin	St	Driver	#	Owner	Car	Laps	Money	Status	Laps Led
1   4   Bobby Isaac   71     1972 Dodge  250   1,300   running    2     Neil Castles   06     1971 Dodge  249   800   running    3     James Hylton   48    1970 Ford     500       4     Elmo Langley   64     1971 Ford     350       5     Tiny Lund   55     1972 Chevrolet     525       6     Jim Vaughan       1969 Chevrolet Camaro     300       7     Phil Spiak   99     1969 Chevrolet Camaro     275       8     Baxter Price       1969 Chevrolet Camaro     270       9     E.J. Trivette       1972 Chevrolet Camaro     265       10     Roy Hallquist       1971 Chevrolet Camaro     260       11     Ernie Shaw       1970 Ford Mustang     255       12     Richard Childress       1972 Chevrolet     250       13     Tommy Lechlider    96    1969 Chevrolet Camaro     245       14   1   Bobby Allison       1970 Ford Mustang  147   240   engine    15     Ed Negre       1970 Dodge     235       16     Jerry Hufflin       1969 Chevrolet Camaro     230       17     Wendell Scott  34    1971 Ford     225       18     Bill Hollar  29    1971 Ford     220       19     Les Covey       1970 Chevrolet     215       20     D.K. Ulrich    40    1971 Ford     210       21     Bill Chevalier       1971 Chevrolet Camaro     205       22     Frank Warren       1971 Dodge     200       23     Rick Newsom       1971 Chevrolet Camaro     200       24     Don Haupt       1970 Dodge     200       25     Jabe Thomas    25    1970 Plymouth     200

 Time of race: 01:24:50
Average Speed: 63.894 MPH
Pole Speed: 17.54 seconds
2 cautions for 20 laps
Race Purse: $ 10,000

SIGN UPS CONTINUE FOR GRAND NATIONAL - Amsterdam (NY) Recorder (July 6, 1972)

MALTA — Veteran stock ca racer Neil Castles and popular young Chevrolet driver Richard Brown have become the latest two drivers to sign up for the July 11 Albany-Saratoga "250"MASCAR Grand National East race at Albany-Saratoga Speed-way Castles has one of the longest track records of any Grand National driver, covering some 20years, but it wasn't until April that he finally won his first race, this coming at Greenville.S.C. Since then, the Dodge driver from Charlotte. N.C.. has gone simply wild, winning yet an-other race and aiming for the driving championship of the Grand National East division Castles is currently in third position behind Elmo Langley and the leading Jimmy Vaughn Brown, who earned the Rookie of the Race honors in the prestigious Daytona "500" last February, will be driving a car prepared by Ralph McNabb. Brown has evolved into one of the most promising young drivers in the Winston Series this year In 11 starts he has won more than $12,000.And when he's-not racing on a track, he's working on one. Brown. 29. is the assistant general manager of the Hickory Speedway in North Carolina and he spends much of his time involved in the promotion of the events at that track. By the way. his boss at Hickory is two-time Grand National champion Ned Jarrett, and he's not a bad man to have around when ad-vice is needed on racing. The Albany-Saratoga "250"will get underway promptly at8:30 p.m following time trials which begin at 7:30 p.m. Practice for the Grand National cars will start at 5 p.m.