Southeastern 500

Bristol Motor Speedway — January 1, 1970

Donnie Allison
Winner
500
Laps
30
Entries
6
Leaders

Donnie Allison won the 1970 Southeastern 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway on January 1, 1970, leading 269 of 500 laps. Bobby Allison finished second; Cale Yarborough rounded out the podium. The race featured 6 different leaders.

Race Details
Date
Thursday, January 1, 1970
Season
1970
Leaders
6 drivers
Pos Start +/- Driver
1 2 +1 Donnie Allison
2 6 +4 Bobby Allison
3 4 +1 Cale Yarborough
4 9 +5 James Hylton
5 7 +2 Dick Brooks
6 23 +17 J.D. McDuffie
7 27 +20 Henley Gray
8 24 +16 Cecil Gordon
9 13 +4 Coo Coo Marlin
10 26 +16 Ken Meisenhelder
11 11 Dave Marcis
12 19 +7 Jabe Thomas
13 17 +4 Elmo Langley
14 8 -6 G.C. Spencer
15 20 +5 Johnny Halford
16 21 +5 Bill Shirey
17 10 -7 Bobby Isaac
18 1 -17 David Pearson
19 29 +10 Ed Negre
20 15 -5 Neil Castles
21 14 -7 Wendell Scott
22 30 +8 Joe Phipps
23 22 -1 Larry Baumel
24 3 -21 Richard Petty
25 18 -7 Bill Seifert
26 16 -10 Ron Keselowski
27 5 -22 Benny Parsons
28 12 -16 Bobby Watson
29 28 -1 Roy Tyner
30 25 -5 Frank Warren

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Who won the 1970 Southeastern 500?
Donnie Allison won the 1970 Southeastern 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway driving for Matthews Racing.
Where was the 1970 Southeastern 500 held?
The 1970 Southeastern 500 was held at Bristol Motor Speedway on January 1, 1970.