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SBRS: Championship battles 2002-05-01

CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLES Toyota Atlantic Championship (Through Round 2 of 12) 1. Jon Fogarty 35 points 2. Michael Valiante 32 points 3. Rocky Moran, Jr. 21 points 4. Luis Diaz ...

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CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLES

Toyota Atlantic Championship
(Through Round 2 of 12)

1. Jon Fogarty                       35 points

2. Michael Valiante              32 points

3. Rocky Moran, Jr.              21 points

4. Luis Diaz                            19 points

5. Alex Gurney                      17 points

Barber Dodge Pro Series
(Through Round 1 of 10)

1. AJ Allmendinger                              22 points

2. Davy Cook                                        16 points

3. Julio Campos                                    14 points

4. Nilton Rossoni                                 13 points

5. Christian Szymczak                          11 points

Formula Dodge National Championship
(Through Round 4 of 13)

1. Burt Frisselle                     64 points

2. Scott Speed                       46 points

3. Al Unser                            45 points

4. Scott Poirier                      43 points

5. Grant Maiman                   40 points

The CART Toyota Atlantic Championship prepares for its next action May 31-June 2 during the Miller Lite 250 at the historic Milwaukee Mile. American Jon Fogarty won Round 1 in Monterrey, Mexico while Canadian Michael Valiante of Lynx Racing won Round 2 in Long Beach.

The Barber Dodge Pro Series will return to action May 24-27 in the Memorial Day Classic at Lime Rock Park in Connecticut. American AJ Allmendinger won the season opener in Sebring, capturing his first BDPS victory in only his fourth start.

Rounds 5 and 6 of the Formula Dodge National Championship will be contested May 10-12 at the Putnam Park Motorsports Complex, about 25 miles west of Indianapolis. Americans Grant Maiman, Burt Frisselle and Scott Speed won Rounds 1-3, respectively, while Canadian Ward Imrie captured Round 4.

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