Word: tracked
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Granatelli thought the USAC was unfair and went to court in an effort to have the restrictions lifted. He lost the suit, but arrived at Indianapolis in May with new turbine cars fast enough to give him a victory on the track despite the power restrictions...
Granatelli towed five cars through the gates when practice started May 1. Within a week the STP cars were well established as the fastest cars at the track...
Harvard's track team has qualified nine men to participate in the outdoor National Collegiate Track Championships next month at Berkeley...
...administering a stimulant to a horse that subsequently won a $25,000 stakes race. In 1956, he was acquitted by a New Orleans court of charges that he bribed a testing-laboratory official to destroy urine and saliva specimens taken from a horse at the Fair Grounds race track...
Calling the track stewards' decision "completely unsatisfactory," Fuller's attorney filed an appeal last week with the racing commission-a move that at least will assure publication of all the facts: unlike the stewards, the commission must hold an open hearing. And if that appeal fails, Fuller & Co. can then take their case to the courts (possibly all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court), where anything could happen. Dancer's Image could even win the Kentucky Derby after all. Last October, an appellate court in Ohio ruled that Butazolidin could not be regarded as an illegal...