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INCLEMENT WEATHER CANCELS BUSCH POLE QUALIFYINGT AT NHIS; SYLVANIA 125 PRESENTED BY LOWE'S BUSCH NORTH SERIES FIELD SET BY RULE BOOK CRITERIA LOUDON, N.H. -- For the second straight time in 2005, inclement weather forced cancellation of Busch ...

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INCLEMENT WEATHER CANCELS BUSCH POLE QUALIFYINGT AT NHIS; SYLVANIA 125 PRESENTED BY LOWE'S BUSCH NORTH SERIES FIELD SET BY RULE BOOK CRITERIA

LOUDON, N.H. -- For the second straight time in 2005, inclement weather forced cancellation of Busch Pole Qualifying for the NASCAR Grand National Division, Busch North Series at New Hampshire International Speedway. As a result, the starting lineup for Friday's Sylvania 125 presented by Lowe's was set by the criteria in the NASCAR rule book. Point leaders and teammates Andy Santerre and Mike Stefanik will lead the field to the green flag, followed by Matt Kobyluck and Ryan Moore. That quartet is separated by only 68 points as the season enters its final four races. Stefanik won the New England 125 at NHIS in July, while Santerre is the defending winner of the Sylvania 125 presented by Lowe's. HDNet will telecast Friday's race live beginning at 1:00 p.m.

<pre> STARTING LINEUP Pos. Car# Driver Hometown Car 1. (44) Andy Santerre Cherryfield Maine Chevrolet 2. (55) Mike Stefanik Coventry R.I. Chevrolet 3. (40) Matt Kobyluck Uncasville Conn. Chevrolet 4. (74) Ryan Moore Scarborough ME. Chevrolet 5. (61) Mike Olsen North Haverhill N.H. Chevrolet 6. (45) Brian Hoar Williston Vt. Intrepid 7. (96) Mike Johnson Salisbury Mass. Ford 8. (99) Bryon Chew Mattituck N.Y. Chevrolet 9. (77) Eddie MacDonald Rowley Mass. Chevrolet 10. (5) Sean Caisse Pelham N.H. Chevrolet 11. (29) Dave Dion Hudson N.H. Ford 12. (06) Ryan Seaman Toms River N.J. Chevrolet 13. (16) Kip Stockwell Braintree Vt. Chevrolet 14. (15) Dale Shaw Center Conway N.H. Chevrolet 15. (63) John Salemi Nashua N.H. Pontiac 16. (8) Joey McCarthy Randolph N.J. Chevrolet 17. (26) Scott Bouley Thomaston Conn. Chevrolet 18. (30) Jeff Anton Russell Mass. Chevrolet 19. (09) Joe Masessa Franklin Lakes N.J. Chevrolet 20. (2) Laine Chase Beverly Mass. Chevrolet 21. (35) Ted Christopher Plainville Conn. Ford 22. (47) Kelly Moore Scarborough ME. Chevrolet 23. (25) Brad Leighton Center Harbor N.H. Chevrolet 24. (97) Clair Zimmermann De3nver Pa. Chevrolet 25. (21) Rogelio Lopez Mexico Chevrolet 26. (52) Jerry Marquis Broad Brook Conn. Chevrolet 27. (41) Don Wagner Wharton N.J. Chevrolet 28. (19) Kenny Horton Guilford Conn. Chevrolet 29. (38) Anthony Demonte Commack N.Y. Chevrolet 30. (34) Mike Molleur Shelton Conn. Chevrolet 31. (88) Mike Gallo Sanford Maine Ford 32. (84) Dion Ciccarelli Severn Md. Ford 33. (00) Donny Lia Huntington N.Y. Chevrolet 34. (33) Tracy Gordon Strong Maine Ford 35. (65) Robby Benton Charlotte N.C. Ford 36. (92) Doug Krpata Bethpage N.Y. Chevrolet 37. (60) Bill Duggan Belmont N.H. Chevrolet

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