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The first NASCAR-sanctioned stock car race is staged on the Daytona Beach, Fla., road course on Feb. 15.
Marshall Teague leads the first competitive lap in NASCAR history and Red Byron wins the 149.6-mile contest in a Raymond Parks-owned 1939 Ford.
Fifty-two championship events comprise NASCAR's inaugural Modified season.
Red Byron, winner of 11 races, captures the title by a mere 32.75 points over runner-up Fonty Flock, who wins 15 times.
Byron collects $1,250 in post-season awards for winning the championship.
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