Volunteer 500

Bristol Motor Speedway — January 1, 1969

David Pearson
Winner
500
Laps
32
Entries
7
Leaders

David Pearson won the 1969 Volunteer 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway on January 1, 1969, leading 316 of 500 laps. Bobby Isaac finished second; Donnie Allison rounded out the podium. The race featured 7 different leaders.

Race Details
Date
Wednesday, January 1, 1969
Season
1969
Winner
Leaders
7 drivers
Pos Start +/- Driver
1 3 +2 David Pearson
2 7 +5 Bobby Isaac
3 32 +29 Donnie Allison
4 9 +5 James Hylton
5 24 +19 Cecil Gordon
6 14 +8 Ben Arnold
7 25 +18 Bill Seifert
8 19 +11 Bill Champion
9 31 +22 J.D. McDuffie
10 30 +20 Roy Tyner
11 6 -5 LeeRoy Yarbrough
12 28 +16 Walson Gardner
13 18 +5 Ed Hessert
14 17 +3 Elmo Langley
15 26 +11 Henley Gray
16 10 -6 John Sears
17 15 -2 Neil Castles
18 12 -6 G.C. Spencer
19 21 +2 Wendell Scott
20 8 -12 Dave Marcis
21 22 +1 E.J. Trivette
22 11 -11 Buddy Young
23 2 -21 Richard Petty
24 1 -23 Cale Yarborough
25 13 -12 Dick Brooks
26 4 -22 Bobby Allison
27 5 -22 Buddy Baker
28 23 -5 Jabe Thomas
29 16 -13 Wayne Gillette
30 20 -10 Coo Coo Marlin
31 27 -4 Earl Brooks
32 29 -3 Bobby Mausgrover

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the 1969 Volunteer 500?
David Pearson won the 1969 Volunteer 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway driving for Holman Moody.
Where was the 1969 Volunteer 500 held?
The 1969 Volunteer 500 was held at Bristol Motor Speedway on January 1, 1969.