Bodine wins Daytona 500 DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. (AP) - Geoff Bodine outdueled Dale Earnhardt Sunday to win th«t crash-marred Daytona 500 NASCAR stock'bar race. Bodine took the lead for the final iitfMr .33 taps \ from the end and was holding off Jfhe determined Earnhardt when the latter suddenly slowed and drove into the pits for gas on lap 107 of the 200-lap race. • • .■•.•/' _ . ■ X-X:’, ‘ When Earnhardt roared back onto the track, his engine blew. .alld.wirigMladine^o;cruise'jo hlf first victory at Daytona International Speedway and the fourth of-his career !X Bodine won a stock-car record $1*12.715. • V That broke the recorded ■$ 1H5';iwttV.in^this rat e last year-by Bill.Klliott’X : . .• Terry lXalHint«; .whdnil iip;fihishin|i a distant second. 11,21) sec onds liehind Undine's (Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS. folidwed-hy defending Winston ( up champion DacrelhWaltrip. labonte drove a new Oldsmobile Delta Htt. while Waftrip and Ear : nhardt'also were inChevroli K Rusty Wallace wks fourth and Bobby Iliilirt )r. fifth ; „ The. late battle between Bodine and Ear nhardt lent drama to what had been until that poin! a fat'.e.highlighted by attrition. : 1 The- heavily favored EJliott. the defending • champion who started from the pole after a quali fying lap.of 205.030 mph. led only the second lap. lie appeared to be running a very controlled race when his Ford Thunderbird was damaged in a wild fourth turn melee that damaged dr took out ■ nine cars. ... Neil Bonnet! spun coining off the turn . because of a.brokeh right-roar wheel, setting off the chain reaction crash that Involved Elliott. Cale YarlKirough. Harrv Gant. |oe Ruttman. Dike Speed. Kyie.l*etty . Tonjrm El I is and Phil (’arsons. None of th<; drivers was injured, but the cars driven by four-time Daytona 500 winner dale Yar borough. Gant and Rultman all were too badly damaged to continue,. The :tO-year-dld Bodine.. from Chemung. N.Y:.. gveraged 14ff. f24 mpb An.the race, slowed by eight caution flags for 40 laps, all of them in the first P2t> laps.- ' c-.-v' ■ ■ -• \- • • -. . Several of::jhe'other bitl-name drivers had . problems early iri the fSee. ' ' ■/'. ' • . The first. driver butfdf the race was two-time Daytona 5()0'winper Bbhby^AllisOrti who. started . from the s«Hfbiuf..roWcof/tHtr ^2^:ar fiel8. He was running ..serTpiitjtharciiiwhejn- Jij*. had .to’ ■ retire his Buick ;w.it|i.a burned engine hearing on • Iap22. , Richard Petty, the only seven-time winner.of this event, tapped the fourth-turn wall on the fourth lap. then crashed hard on the backslretch on lap 04. ending his race day and bringing oUt.a caution flag The first accident apparently knock ed the front end out of line and worn tire was blamed for the second crash. ' •• The 47>year-i»IH" Petiy/;* the "all-time, leading •* NASCAR winner with;2(Mi victories. suffered.a dislocated left shoulder? He';Was°trtfated a| nearby ° Halifax GeneralHaspital arid-released" ; , : Rookie Kirk Bryant, one of a stock-car record • 20 drivers who had qualifying |aps over*20() niph. brought out the fifst caution flag when he crashed in turn two on Itf0\2)jiy ;Bryant. who was;n«)t. in jured. slid into the concrete outer wall and skidd ed into the infield grass. 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