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Hill was born on July 9, 1949 in Topeka, Kansas, and graduated from Shawnee Heights High School.
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He also competed in Late model races in 2002. He is currently residing in his hometown, and is the owner of a Great Bend hotel. He only competed in one race in both series the same year.
During the season, he recorded three top-five finishes, as well as 11 top-tens with a points finish of sixteenth.
He returned to the series again in 1976 by competing in 22 events, which he recorded only four top-ten finishes and finished 23rd in the standings. In 1977, Hill was able to record four top-tens and a 29th-place finish in points after participating in 16 events.
During the following year, he only participated in 14 events, and recorded two top-tens with a 32nd-place finish in the point standings. He only competed in seven races in 1979, and managed to finish 34th in points.
In 1980, he finished 50th in points, and only competed in six races.
In his final year in the Winston Cup Series, he competed in eight races and finished 43rd in points. Also in 1981, he participated in a National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing Late Model Sportsman race at Darlington Raceway. While competing in the Winston Cup Series, he also participated in the Associate of the Royal College of Art Racing Series as well as in the Universal Service Administrative Company. In 2002, Hill participated in a Late model race at Thunderhill Speedway in Mayetta, Kansas.
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He competed in the Winston Cup Series (now Sprint Cup Series), Associate of the Royal College of Art racing series, and in the National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing West Series. In 1974, Bruce Hill began racing in National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing in the Winston Cup Series (now Sprint Cup Series) and the National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing West Series. One year later, Hill won the Rookie of the Year award in the Winston Cup Series, after competing in 26 events.
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