Bill Hollar
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Bill Hollar is a retired NASCAR
Winston Cup Series driver who participated in 29 races out of his nine-year career in NASCAR.
While he started his races on an average of 27th place, Hollar has managed to improve his finishing position to an average of 23rd place. After racing for 5402 laps and 3939.6 miles (6,340.2 km), Hollar has managed to earn a grand total of $13,920 ($ in today's money). Two top-ten finishes were earned at the 1970 Home State 200 and the 1971 Nashville 200. After retiring, Hollar attempted to qualify for the 1987 Holly Farms 400 race but failed to do so.
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Winston Cup Series driver who participated in 29 races out of his nine-year career in NASCAR.
While he started his races on an average of 27th place, Hollar has managed to improve his finishing position to an average of 23rd place. After racing for 5402 laps and 3939.6 miles (6,340.2 km), Hollar has managed to earn a grand total of $13,920 ($ in today's money). Two top-ten finishes were earned at the 1970 Home State 200 and the 1971 Nashville 200. After retiring, Hollar attempted to qualify for the 1987 Holly Farms 400 race but failed to do so.