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BMS Angell Park report 2001-08-19

SUN PRAIRIE, WI, August 19----For the second time in three weeks, Tracy Hines won the 25-lap Badger Midget Series feature at Angell Park Speedway, Sunday Night. Polesitter Scott Hatton jumped into the lead at the start of the event closely ...

Edited: Apr 15, 2002, 11:45 PM

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SUN PRAIRIE, WI, August 19----For the second time in three weeks, Tracy Hines won the 25-lap Badger Midget Series feature at Angell Park Speedway, Sunday Night.

Polesitter Scott Hatton jumped into the lead at the start of the event closely followed by Dan Boorse. Hines quickly moved from eight to third place by the fourth circuit. Hatton began lapping the tail of the field on the 12th lap, and Hines moved past Boorse for second two laps later. Hines pulled up on Hatton, and assumed the lead when the pair exited the second turn on the 16th circuit. Bud Kaeding stalled on the 18th lap, bring out the events only caution.

On the restart Hines easily pulled away from the field and ran unchallenged for the remainder of the event, driving the Wilke-PAK/Stealth-Gaerte#11. Hatton, Boorse, Davey Ray, and trophy dash winner Aaron Fike rounded out the top five finishers. As nineteen of the starting field of twenty two cars finished the event.

Boorse now holds an 82 point lead over Ray, heading into the August 26 event at the facility,as only two race remain. <pre>

RACE RESULTS:

25-lap Feature: 1. Tracy Hines 2. Scott Hatton 3. Dan Boorse 4. Davey Ray 5. Aaron Fike 6. Randy Koch 7. Brandon Waelti 8. Alex Crimmings 9. Mike Hess 10. Chad DeSelle 11. Kevin Eggert 12. Bud Kaeding 13. Roger Miller 14. Aaron Fiscus 15. Rick Mueller 16. Michael Kendall 17. John Jones 18. Boyd Calvert 19. Al Cole 20. A.J. Fike 21. Johnny Komppa 22. Kevin Olson

15-lap B-Main: Waelti 10-lap Heat Race Winners: Fiscus, Hines, Kaeding, Olson

6-lap Trophy Dash: A. Fike Fast Time: Waelti, 14.673 seconds

CARS PRESENT: 34 FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Hatton 1-15, Hines 16-25 VCITORY MARGAIN: 3.76 seconds

CURRENT BADGER MIDGET SERIES POINTS 1. Dan Boorse 1369 2. Davey Ray 1287 3. Scott Hatton 1094 4. Mike Hess 1002 5. Brandon Waelti 833 6. Chad Deselle 712 7. Kevin Olson 660 8. Aaron Fiscus 622 9. Randy Fiscus 567 10. A.J. Fike 556

CURRENT NATIONAL MIDGET DRIVER OF THE YEAR POINTS: 1. A.J. Fike 1041 2. Dave Darland 896 3. Jay Drake 893 4. Davey Ray 871 5. Aaron Fike 851 6. Matt Westfall 740 7. Scott Hatton 714 8. Dan Boorse 708 9. Tracy Hines 656 10. Mike Hess 583

-DMS

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