Vallco Professional Drag Racing
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Vallco Professional Drag Racing is a card-based drag racing game invented by Greg Zyla originally in 1963. The game was inspired in part by Strat-O-Matic baseball and LeMans racing board games. It combined cards (containing driver statistics, including averaged e.t.s, wins, losses, holeshot wins and losses, and breakage rates) with die rolls (four per race). Zyla's prototype game used statistics for "Dyno Don" Nicholson, Ronnie Sox, Gas Ronda, Hayden Proffitt, Dick Brannan, Dave Strickler, and some other Pro Stock and A/FX (pre-Funny Car) racers. Burnouts were governed by die rolls, also.
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