Episode 418 -- Dennis Roinick FINALY Shares Stories of Exploits with DiGard Racing and Racing Henry Benfield
The Scene Vault PodcastShow Notes
We've heard some pretty wild stories about Henry Benfield over the years on The Scene Vault Podcast. This week, Dennis Roinick joins us with a few more of his own.
Dennis looks back on his exploits with DiGard Racing, the personalities he encountered along the way, and his adventures racing Henry Benfield. It's another trip into the side of NASCAR history that rarely made the headlines, but left the people who were there with stories they'll never forget.
Join host Rick Houston for a conversation about life in the garage, old friendships, and the kind of memories that only get better with time.
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