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<pre> 2003 ARCA Re/Max Series event three Nashville Superspeedway, Nashville TN, 4-11-03 Official Results, PFG Lester 150 FIN STR NO DRIVER RESIDENCE CAR LAPS STATUS 1 1 87 Kyle Busch ...
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<pre> 2003 ARCA Re/Max Series event three Nashville Superspeedway, Nashville TN, 4-11-03 Official Results, PFG Lester 150
FIN STR NO DRIVER RESIDENCE CAR LAPS STATUS
1 1 87 Kyle Busch Las Vegas NV Chevrolet 113 Running
2 5 46 Frank Kimmel Jeffersonville IN Ford 113 Running
3 4 44 Brent Sherman N Barrington IL Ford 113 Running
4 2 55 Jeff Fultz Cincinnati OH Ford 113 Running
5 3 29 Darryl Sage Nashville TN Chevrolet 113 Running
6 23 81 Jerry Glanville Perrysburg OH Dodge 113 Running
7 15 59 Mark Gibson Winder GA Chevrolet 113 Running
8 11 7 Clint Vahsholtz Woodland Park CO Ford 113 Running
9 25 91 Christi Passmore Pryor OK Ford 113 Running
10 13 05 Rick Carelli Arvada CO Chevrolet 113 Running
11 21 67 Jason Jarrett Hickory NC Chevrolet 113 Running
12 18 23 Ron Cox Soddy Daisy TN Chevrolet 113 Running
13 19 63 Jimmy Henderson Conyers GA Chevrolet 113 Running
14 10 77 Tandy Marlin Franklin TN Dodge 112 Running
15 22 39 Jimmy Thiel Woodhaven MI Pontiac 112 Running
16 20 25 Billy Venturini Chicago IL Chevrolet 112 Running
17 31 38 Greg Sarff Columbus OH Ford 112 Running
18 24 71 Caleb Holman Abingdon VA Chevrolet 112 Running
19 30 2 Jerry Middleton Richmond IN Chevrolet 112 Running
20 26 08 Bill Eversole Chelsea MI Chevrolet 111 Running
21 37 28 Mike Buckley Ann Arbor MI Chevrolet 111 Running
22 35 84 Norm Benning Pittsburgh PA Chevrolet 111 Running
23 32 8 Jamie Mosley London KY Chevrolet 111 Running
24 38 24 Chuck Weber Mesquite TX Chevrolet 111 Running
25 8 27 Chase Montgomery Lebanon TN Chevrolet 110 Running
26 39 34 Darrell Basham Henryville IN Chevrolet 110 Running
27 29 21 Todd Bowsher Springfield OH Ford 110 Running
28 34 5 Frog Hall Blue Springs MO Pontiac 110 Running
29 40 26 Brad Smith Dearborn MI Ford 110 Running
30 12 58 Justin Ashburn Joelton TN Pontiac 109 Running
31 33 56 Allen Patterson Abbeville SC Chevrolet 89 Accident
32 28 1 Andy Belmont Penndel PA Ford 86 Running
33 27 19 Keith Murt Paducah KY Chevrolet 83 Accident
34 6 9 Hideo Fukuyama Suzuka Japan Ford 83 Accident
35 9 3 Jeremy Clements Spartanburg SC Chevrolet 67 Accident
36 7 64 Shelby Howard Greenwood IN Dodge 66 Accident
37 36 48 Aaron Call Lyons OH Ford 63 Accident
38 16 75 Deborah Renshaw Bowling Green KY Ford 56 Accident
39 14 16 Tim Steele Coopersville MI Dodge 41 Accident
40 17 06 Mike Harmon Birmingport AL Ford 16 Engine
OLD MILWAUKEE POLE AWARD: Kyle Busch 30.094 (159.460 mph) *NTR MRGN OF VICT: 2.406 seconds CAUTIONS: 7 for 51 laps TIME OF RACE: 1:45:33 AVG SPEED: 85.625 mph LAP LEADERS: Busch 1-23, 27, 33-59, 81-113 (84); Kimmel 24-26 (3); Passmore 28-32 (5); Cox 60-73 (14); Murt 74-80 (7)
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