300 Miles at Langhorne Speedway

Langhorne Speedway — September 15, 1957

Gwyn Staley
Winner
300
Laps
48
Entries
5
Leaders

Gwyn Staley won the 1957 300 Miles at Langhorne Speedway at Langhorne Speedway on September 15, 1957, leading 85 of 300 laps. Whitey Norman finished second; Johnny Allen rounded out the podium. The race featured 5 different leaders.

Race Details
Date
Sunday, September 15, 1957
Season
1957
Winner
Gwyn Staley
Leaders
5 drivers
Pos Start +/- Driver
1 25 +24 Gwyn Staley
2 24 +22 Whitey Norman
3 22 +19 Johnny Allen
4 16 +12 Rex White
5 12 +7 Buck Baker
6 23 +17 Dave Terrell
7 7 — Joe Weatherly
8 27 +19 Ken Marriott
9 41 +32 Tommie Elliott
10 19 +9 Darel Dieringer
11 20 +9 Frankie Schneider
12 5 -7 Bob Welborn
13 29 +16 Larry Frank
14 4 -10 Lee Petty
15 13 -2 Pee Wee Jones
16 31 +15 Roger Baldwin
17 2 -15 Fireball Roberts
18 42 +24 Ted Chamberlain
19 37 +18 Don Gray
20 36 +16 Bill Benson
21 38 +17 Art Binkley
22 21 -1 Bill Champion
23 9 -14 Possum Jones
24 6 -18 Jim Reed
25 40 +15 L.D. Austin
26 15 -11 Emanuel Zervakis
27 28 +1 Huck Spaulding
28 45 +17 Harvey Eakin
29 14 -15 Bill Amick
30 17 -13 Neil Castles
31 10 -21 Speedy Thompson
32 8 -24 Tiny Lund
33 1 -32 Paul Goldsmith
34 18 -16 Marvin Panch
35 46 +11 Elton Hildreth
36 3 -33 Glen Wood
37 47 +10 Dick Klank
38 26 -12 Jack Smith
39 48 +9 Jerry Benjamin
40 33 -7 George Bumgardner
41 11 -30 Ken Rush
42 39 -3 Al White
43 32 -11 Chuck Hansen
44 44 — Jim Paschal
45 34 -11 Dutch Hoag
46 30 -16 Bobby Abel
47 35 -12 Shep Langdon
48 43 -5 Brownie King

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Track
Langhorne Speedway
Winner
Gwyn Staley
Previous Race
58 Miles at Santa Clara Fairgrounds
Next Race
100 Miles at Columbia Speedway
Season
All 1957 Results
Champions
All Champions

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the 1957 300 Miles at Langhorne Speedway?
Gwyn Staley won the 1957 300 Miles at Langhorne Speedway at Langhorne Speedway driving for Julian Petty (Owner).
Where was the 1957 300 Miles at Langhorne Speedway held?
The 1957 300 Miles at Langhorne Speedway was held at Langhorne Speedway on September 15, 1957.