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1987 Daytona 500

P1: 9 | P2: 5

February 15, 1987 · Replayed in 60 seconds

Stage 1 · Lap 1 / 200
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Winner Digit
9
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Runner-Up Digit
5
P1Bill Elliott
#9
P2Benny Parsons
#35
P3Richard Petty
#43
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Bill Elliott wins with the fastest Daytona 500 winning speed ever at 176.3 mph in the No. 9 Ford. Benny Parsons finishes second.

Lead Changes

Stage 1Stage 2
Bill Elliott #9
Richard Petty #43

Score Pathway

The winning square's journey across the grid as P1/P2 digits change

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Start Lead change Winner

Square Heatmap

Brighter squares were the winning position longer

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Low Medium High Winner

Race Story

Every lead change and key moment

Bill Elliott takes the leadLap 1

#9 moves to P1 ahead of Benny Parsons

Bill Elliott (#9) leads from the startLap 50

Car #9 leads

End of Stage 1Lap 67

P1: 9 | P2: 5

Richard Petty takes the leadLap 93

#43 moves to P1 ahead of Bill Elliott

Richard Petty (#43) challenges mid-raceLap 117

Car #43 leads

End of Stage 2Lap 133

P1: 3 | P2: 5

Bill Elliott takes the leadLap 160

#9 moves to P1 ahead of Benny Parsons

Elliott (#9) pulls away for the record-setting winLap 183

Car #9 wins

176.3 mph average speed stood as the record for years.

Race FinishLap 200

P1: 9 | P2: 5

Key Moments

Bill Elliott, No. 9, Melling Racing
Stage 1
  • Bill Elliott (#9) leads from the startCar #9 leads
Stage 2
  • Richard Petty (#43) challenges mid-raceCar #43 leads
Final
  • Elliott (#9) pulls away for the record-setting winCar #9 wins

    176.3 mph average speed stood as the record for years.

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