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Indianapolis AMA/Prostar Results

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., 08/17/98 -- Final round results from the 9th annual AMA/Prostar Pingel Thundernationals, held at Indianapolis Raceway Park, shown with position, name, hometown, make, reaction time, elapsed time and speed in mph: TOP FUEL ...

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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., 08/17/98 -- Final round results from the 9th annual AMA/Prostar Pingel Thundernationals, held at Indianapolis Raceway Park, shown with position, name, hometown, make, reaction time, elapsed time and speed in mph:

TOP FUEL                      
W: Peter Svensson, Sollebrunn, Sweden, Billet, .566,  6.280, 212.26 
L: Tony Lang, Cocoa, FL, Puma/Suzuki, .490,  6.426, 219.03 
FUNNY BIKE                    
W: Gary Clark, Des Moines, IA, Kawasaki, .455,  6.721, 198.76 
L: Bryan Bennett, Herrin, IL, Kawasaki, .495,  6.967, 193.59 
PRO MODIFIED                  
W: Tony Sabino, Washingtonville, NY, Suzuki, .446,  6.963, 187.69 
L: Dave Lombardi, Bradenton, FL, Suzuki, .475,  6.992,  188.71 
PRO STOCK                     
W: Paul Gast, Grand Island, NY, Suzuki, .431,  7.389, 179.89 
L: Antron Brown, Trenton, NJ, Suzuki, .439,  7.444, 178.85 

750 SUPERBIKE W: Keith Dennis, Memphis, TN, Kawasaki, .532, 10.346, 130.81 L: Rickey Gadson, Sicklerville, NJ, Kawasaki, .543, 10.375, 129.42

TOP GAS                       
W: Javonzio Coffey, Mineral Springs, NC, Suzuki, .404,  8.288 
L: Scott Wall, Antidan, TN, Suzuki, .445,  8.391 
SUPER COMP                    
W: Juan Cintron, Pinellas Park, FL, Kawasaki, .408,  8.937 
L: Dean Frantz, Medina, OH, Kawasaki, .434,  8.892 
SUPER GAS                     
W: Bruce Sauer, Reynoldsburg, OH, Kawasaki, .440,  9.882 
L: Doug Emge, Guntersville, AL, Suzuki, .442,  9.841 

STREETBIKE SHOOTOUT/STOCK W: Phil Stoll, Chicago, IL, Suzuki, .589, 9.405, 147.27 L: Mark Gardner, Hilliard, OH, Suzuki, .585, 10.279, 122.26

STREETBIKE SHOOTOUT/MODIFIED  
W: Chris Williams, Ocoee, FL, Suzuki, .598,  9.223, 151.46 
L: James Lauer, Chicago, IL, Suzuki, .500,  9.946, 130.05 

STREETBIKE SHOOTOUT/UNLIMITED W: Keith Dennis, Memphis, TN, Suzuki, .457, 8.221, 174.55 L: Kent Stotz, Hanover Park, IL, Suzuki, .558, 8.222, 179.71

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