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CASCAR Castrol Super Series West Race Results CASCAR Castrol Super Series (Western Series) United Concrete & Gravel Gold Pan 150 July 18, 1998 Round 5 (150 laps) Gold Pan Speedway Quesnel, British Columbia Fin. St. Car ...
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CASCAR Castrol Super Series West Race Results
CASCAR Castrol Super Series (Western Series) United Concrete & Gravel Gold Pan 150 July 18, 1998 Round 5 (150 laps) Gold Pan Speedway Quesnel, British Columbia
Fin. St. Car# Driver (Hometown) Sponsor / Make Laps 1. 3 79 Wade Lee (Calgary, AB) GM Goodwrench Service Pontiac Grand Prix 150 2. 10 2 Carl Harr (St. Albert, AB) GM Goodwrench Chevrolet Monte Carlo 150 3. 13 6 Todd Nichol (St. Albert, AB) Rocky Mtn. Sales Chevrolet Monte Carlo 150 4. 6 43 Dallas Mayhert (Prince George, BC) Pontiac Grand Prix 150 5. 2 46 Dan Shirley (Saskatoon, SK) AC Delco Chevrolet Monte Carlo 149 6. 7 18 Gil Gillette (Kelowna, BC) Ford Thunderbird 148 7. 1 20 Kim Richard (Calgary, AB) Chevrolet Monte Carlo 148 8. 5 12 Ron Larson (Prince Geo., BC) Chevrolet Monte Carlo 148 9. 4 33 Don Sales (Quesnel, BC) Skoal Inc. Chevrolet Monte Carlo 147 10. 9 35 Kevin Dowler (Edmonton, AB) Ford of Canada Ford Taurus 146 11. 11 31 Al Gandy (Prince George, BC) Teamsters Local 31 Pontiac Grand Prix 140 12. 8 5 Steve Jefferson (Prince Geo., BC) Mopar Performance Dodge Avenger 140 13. 14 4 Daryl Harr (St. Albert, AB) Westworld Computers Chevrolet Monte Carlo 138 14. 15 44 Fred DelPero (Edmonton, AB) Ital Motors Ford Taurus 130 15. 12 3 Ric Peterson (Grande Prairie, AB) Formula Transport Pontiac Grand Prix 81
Cautions: 4 for a total of 22 laps // Time of Race: 57 minutes, 10 seconds Lap Leaders: Kim Richard (1-5), Wade Lee (6-150)
Lee wins CASCAR race in Quesnel QUESNEL, BC (July 18, 1998) Calgarys Wade Lee won the United Concrete & Gravel Gold Pan 150 at Quesnels Gold Pan Speedway on Saturday night. Driving his GM Goodwrench Pontiac Grand Prix, Lee lined up third in the field of 15 starters and took the lead, for keeps, on lap 5 of the 150 lap race. Carl Harr of St. Albert, AB made a series of five pit stops during the race to repair damage suffered in a crash. To their credit, Harrs crew was able to keep their driver on the lead lap and he went on to finish second. Another St. Albert resident, rookie Todd Nichol, took the third and final podium position.
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