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Before the roar of Daytona and the fame of NASCAR, there was Dawson County, Georgia — where moonshiners turned dirt roads into racetracks and lawmen into spectators. In the late 1940s, bootleggers timed their moonshine runs through the Georgia pines, chasing bragging rights, not trophies.
These “ridge runner rallies” birthed racing legends like Junior Johnson and Lloyd Seay, men who could outdrive any lawman alive. This is the true story of how stock car racing was born in the Appalachian hills — forged in red clay, danger, and pure rebellion.
Welcome to Holler Tales — where the old mountains still whisper if you know how to listen.
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