Volunteer 500

Bristol Motor Speedway — July 24, 1966

Paul Goldsmith
Winner
500
Laps
36
Entries
3
Leaders

Paul Goldsmith won the 1966 Volunteer 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway on July 24, 1966, leading 84 of 500 laps. Richard Petty finished second; David Pearson rounded out the podium. The race featured 3 different leaders.

Race Details
Date
Sunday, July 24, 1966
Season
1966
Leaders
3 drivers
Pos Start +/- Driver
1 4 +3 Paul Goldsmith
2 3 +1 Richard Petty
3 2 -1 David Pearson
4 8 +4 Paul Lewis
5 13 +8 Bobby Allison
6 14 +8 Elmo Langley
7 11 +4 John Sears
8 17 +9 Stick Elliott
9 23 +14 Henley Gray
10 21 +11 Blackie Watt
11 22 +11 Hank Thomas
12 26 +14 Neil Castles
13 29 +16 Earl Brooks
14 36 +22 J.D. McDuffie
15 27 +12 J.T. Putney
16 34 +18 Clyde Lynn
17 25 +8 Tom Pistone
18 28 +10 Buzz Gregory
19 20 +1 Johnny Wynn
20 35 +15 Bill Seifert
21 15 -6 Ned Jarrett
22 10 -12 G.C. Spencer
23 12 -11 Doug Cooper
24 9 -15 James Hylton
25 30 +5 Larry Manning
26 5 -21 Jim Paschal
27 32 +5 Wendell Scott
28 33 +5 Wayne Smith
29 18 -11 Roy Mayne
30 1 -29 Curtis Turner
31 24 -7 Buddy Baker
32 19 -13 Buck Baker
33 16 -17 Bill Champion
34 6 -28 Sam McQuagg
35 7 -28 Darel Dieringer
36 31 -5 Frank Warren

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the 1966 Volunteer 500?
Paul Goldsmith won the 1966 Volunteer 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway driving for Nichels Engineering.
Where was the 1966 Volunteer 500 held?
The 1966 Volunteer 500 was held at Bristol Motor Speedway on July 24, 1966.