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LONGHORN 500K Fort Worth, Texas Qualifying Day Report -- Thursday, June 10, 1999 DISMORE CAPTURES FIRST CAREER IRL POLE AT TEXAS Fort Worth, Texas (June 10, 1999) - Kelley Racing achieved its second pole of the 1999 Pep Boys Indy Racing League ...

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LONGHORN 500K Fort Worth, Texas Qualifying Day Report -- Thursday, June 10, 1999

DISMORE CAPTURES FIRST CAREER IRL POLE AT TEXAS

Fort Worth, Texas (June 10, 1999) - Kelley Racing achieved its second pole of the 1999 Pep Boys Indy Racing League season in tonight's qualifying for the Longhorn 500K. Driver Mark Dismore, piloting the #28 MCIWorldCom car, captured the pole in a dramatic fashion from his teammate Scott Sharp. Dismore, who had problems earlier in the day with his car's cooling system, had a top speed of 215.272 mph and a lap time of 24.332 seconds. The lap was the quickest of the day. Scott Sharp, who grabbed second position ran a top speed of 214.839 mph and a lap time of 24.381 seconds.

The Kelley Racing duo will start on the front row in the upcoming Longhorn 500K scheduled for Saturday night, June 12. This will mark the first time the Kelley cars will start side-by-side on the front row. Race time is 7:30 p.m. (EDT) and will be televised LIVE on FOX Sports Net.

#8 Scott Sharp, Delphi Automotive Systems car:

"First of all, I'd like to congratulate my teammate Mark Dismore. It's very exciting for our entire team here at Kelley Racing. The #8 Delphi car was running great all day long. Not only did we have some great speed, but we're trying to develop the best race set-up possible. I'm looking forward to the race on Saturday."

#28 Mark Dismore, MCI WorldCom car:

"I'd like to thank the guys on my team for everything. We've had a great car all year long, and I finally feel that the monkey is off my back. I ran the car flat the entire time during qualifying. We had a little bad luck this afternoon, but we made some changes just before qualifying, and they really helped us."

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