250 Miles at Michigan State Fairgrounds

Michigan State Fairgrounds — June 29, 1952

Tim Flock
Winner
250
Laps
47
Entries
4
Leaders

Tim Flock won the 1952 250 Miles at Michigan State Fairgrounds at Michigan State Fairgrounds on June 29, 1952, leading 162 of 250 laps. Buddy Shuman finished second; Herb Thomas rounded out the podium. The race featured 4 different leaders.

Race Details
Date
Sunday, June 29, 1952
Season
1952
Winner
Tim Flock
Leaders
4 drivers
Pos Start +/- Driver
1 16 +15 Tim Flock
2 34 +32 Buddy Shuman
3 17 +14 Herb Thomas
4 25 +21 Bill Blair
5 37 +32 Pat Kirkwood
6 31 +25 Dick Passwater
7 46 +39 Hershel McGriff
8 26 +18 Stewart Joyce
9 41 +32 Otis Martin
10 8 -2 Ted Chamberlain
11 18 +7 Frank Mundy
12 28 +16 Gene Comstock
13 25 +12 Perk Brown
14 33 +19 Billy Myers
15 7 -8 Charlie Hill
16 21 +5 Bub King
17 44 +27 Bucky Sager
18 6 -12 Fred Bethune
19 11 -8 Red Duvall
20 45 +25 Jimmie Lewallen
21 19 -2 Tommy Thompson
22 43 +21 Dick Stacey
23 5 -18 Ray Chase
24 14 -10 Bill Pruitt
25 15 -10 Joe Eubanks
26 38 +12 Bud Koehler
27 3 -24 Lloyd Moore
28 12 -16 John Scarfo
29 10 -19 Norman Lynch
30 36 +6 Bill Holland
31 20 -11 Ray Duhigg
32 30 -2 Lee Petty
33 39 +6 Jack Fisher
34 40 +6 Jack Reynolds
35 47 +12 Don Rudolph
36 46 +10 Bill Rexford
37 32 -5 Leon Meadows
38 1 -37 Dick Rathman
39 4 -35 Bob Pronger
40 9 -31 Ed Westveer
41 45 +4 Gib Orr
42 23 -19 Jim Fiebelkorn
43 27 -16 Paul Newkirk
44 22 -22 Roger Attard
45 29 -16 Robbie Robinson
46 44 -2 Bob Moore
47 2 -45 Fonty Flock

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Track
Michigan State Fairgrounds
Winner
Tim Flock
Previous Race
113 Miles at Charlotte Speedway
Next Race
100 Miles at Stamford Park
Season
All 1952 Results
Champions
All Champions

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the 1952 250 Miles at Michigan State Fairgrounds?
Tim Flock won the 1952 250 Miles at Michigan State Fairgrounds at Michigan State Fairgrounds driving for Ted Chester (Owner).
Where was the 1952 250 Miles at Michigan State Fairgrounds held?
The 1952 250 Miles at Michigan State Fairgrounds was held at Michigan State Fairgrounds on June 29, 1952.