Don Waterman is a retired NASCAR Winston Cup Series race car driver whose career spanned from 1980 to 1983. ^[1]

Career [ edit ]

The primary vehicle for Waterman was the self-owned #38 St. John's Auto Parts Buick . ^[2]

Only three races were spent inside an Oldsmobile machine. ^[3] His only "top ten" finish came at the January running of the 1981 Winston Western 500 . ^[1] This driver has led only two laps out of 896 - the equivalent to 2,352.2 miles (3,785.5 km). ^[1] After starting an average of 26th place and finishing an average of 20th, Waterman has earned a total career savings of $19,285 ($58,995.48 when adjusted for inflation). ^[1] DNFs made up about 44% of Waterman's career. ^[3] He raced in eight road courses and only one intermediate oval track. ^[3]

Waterman's ultimate retirement from motorsports came on June 30, 1991, at a NASCAR Winston West Series race at Portland Speedway titled the 1991 Winston 200 . ^[4] He improved on his 11th-place start with a seventh-place finish and received his prize winnings of $1,100 after 198 laps of racing ($2,460.69 when adjusted for inflation). ^[4]

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