Haile referred to the ninth-place finish as "the worst race of my career".

His ninth-place finish was his lowest since the 1976 Olympics, when he finished 18th.

He slipped to a ninth-place finish as racecars with new tires left him behind.

He had exhausted himself on First Avenue in 2002 and dropped from the lead to a ninth-place finish.

He ran five races and had a ninth-place finish in his first series race at Talladega.

Westrum managed them to a ninth-place finish in 1966 and to 10th place again in 1967.

He had a single start in 2000 and recorded a ninth-place finish at Loudon.

A pair of ninth-place finishes were the team's best results.

The Mets won their division, coming from both a ninth-place finish in 1968 and 9-1/2 games back.

He never returned to the table during the tournament, but his early success earned him a ninth-place finish and a prize of $20,050.