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| - Ray Hill (September 20, 1931 - ) is a former NASCAR driver from Concord, NC. He competed in eight Sprint Cup Series events in his career, earning three top-tens. Most of Hill's starts came during the 1966 season, when the driver garnered a solid 73rd place finish in the year-end point standings. Hill ran exceptionally well right out of the gate, earning a 10th place finish in his debut at Moyock and quickly following that up with an 8th place run at Manassas. In fact, in six starts during the season, Hill finished no worse than 13th, including a career-best 7th place finish at Islip and an 11th place run at Bridgehampton in Hill's first start on a road course.
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| - Ray Hill (September 20, 1931 - ) is a former NASCAR driver from Concord, NC. He competed in eight Sprint Cup Series events in his career, earning three top-tens. Most of Hill's starts came during the 1966 season, when the driver garnered a solid 73rd place finish in the year-end point standings. Hill ran exceptionally well right out of the gate, earning a 10th place finish in his debut at Moyock and quickly following that up with an 8th place run at Manassas. In fact, in six starts during the season, Hill finished no worse than 13th, including a career-best 7th place finish at Islip and an 11th place run at Bridgehampton in Hill's first start on a road course. Despite his successes, Hill only competed in one race during the 1967 season, making laps at Martinsville. But the race was a tough one for the driver, only completing ninety-one laps before a broken differential left the driver in 28th position. Hill's final career race came during the 1968 season, when he made an one-off appearance at Hillsboro. Unfortunately, his promising career ended quite poorly. Hill only made one lap during the race before problems with the oil pressure knocked him out of the race and to last (24th) position.
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