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Rockingham II: World Pit Crew Competition results

<pre> Union 76/Rockingham World Pit Crew Competition Saturday, November 2, 2002 Results Pos Car ...

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<pre> Union 76/Rockingham World Pit Crew Competition Saturday, November 2, 2002 Results

Pos   Car #   Driver            Crew Chief      Sponsor                         Time    Penalty         Money Won
1     17      Matt Kenseth      Robbie Reiser   DEWALT Ford                     16.823  None            $40,000
2     6       Mark Martin       Ben Leslie      Viagra Ford                     17.005  None            $15,000
3     97      Kurt Busch        Jimmy Fennig    Rubbermaid Ford                 17.566  None            $12,000
4     20      Tony Stewart      Greg Zipadelli  Home Depot Pontiac              18.208  None            $9,000
5     8       Dale Earnhardt Jr Tony Eury, Sr.  Budweiser Chevrolet             19.265  None            $6,000
6     99      Jeff Burton       Paul Andrews    Citgo Ford                      19.292  None            $5,000
7     9       Bill Elliott      Mike Ford       Dodge Dealers Dodge             19.457  None            $4,000
8     28      Ricky Rudd        Raymond Fox     Havoline Ford                   19.500  None            $3,500
9     30      Jeff Green        Todd Berrier    America Online Chevrolet        21.371  None            $3,000
10    29      Kevin Harvick     Gil Martin      GM Goodwrench Chevrolet         21.474  1 Lug Nut       $2,500
11    40      Jamie McMurray    Lee McCall      Coors Light Dodge               21.541  1 Lug Nut
12    77      Dave Blaney       Ryan Pemberton  Jasper Engine's Ford            22.352  1 Lug Nut
13    2       Rusty Wallace     Bill Wilburn    Miller Lite Ford                22.484  1 Lug Nut
14    15      Michael Waltrip   Richard Labbe   NAPA Chevrolet                  22.486  1 Lug Nut
15    48      Jimmie Johnson    Chad Knaus      Lowe's Chevrolet                24.175  Fuel Spill
16    31      Robby Gordon      Kevin Hamlin    Cingular Wireless Chevrolet     25.281  2 Lug Nuts
17    24      Jeff Gordon       Robbie Loomis   DuPont Chevrolet                25.325  2 Lug Nuts
18    10      Johnny Benson     James Ince      Valvoline Pontiac               25.418  2 Lug Nuts
19    45      Kyle Petty        Steve Lane      Sprint Dodge                    26.462  2 Lug Nuts
20    32      Ricky Craven      Mike Beam       Tide Ford                       26.661  1 Lug Nut; Fuel Spill
21    5       Terry Labonte     Jim Long        Kellogg's Chevrolet             26.944  1 Lug Nut; Fuel Spill
22    41      Jimmy Spencer     Doug Randolph   Target Dodge                    28.599  2 Lug Nuts
23    12      Ryan Newman       Matt Borland    Alltel Ford                     29.556  3 Lug Nuts
24    18      Bobby Labonte     Jimmy Makar     Interstate Batteries Pontiac    30.048  4 Lug Nuts
25    88      Dale Jarrett      Todd Parrott    UPS Ford                        37.858  6 Lug Nuts

* indicates new world record

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