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<pre> Greenville Pickens Speedway Official Results/Current Point Standings March 17, 2001 LATE MODEL POINTS 1. Pete Silva 50 2. Donnie Bishop 48 3. Jay White 46 4.
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<pre> Greenville Pickens Speedway Official Results/Current Point Standings March 17, 2001
LATE MODEL POINTS
1. Pete Silva 50
2. Donnie Bishop 48
3. Jay White 46
4. Stephen Gahagan 44
5. Kenneth Headen 42
6. David Roberts 40
7. Greg Nix 38
8. Fred Phillips 36
9. Jimmy Driver 34
10. Dickie Layton 32
11. John McAbee 30
12. Blair Addis 28
13. Brandon McCarson 26
14. T. Bob Mangum 24
15. Kevin Bishop 22
16. Gene Morgan 20
17. Gray Greenwood, Jr. 18
18. Dan Shumaker 16
19. James Young 14
20. Gordon Stanley 12
21. Jerry Willingham 10
SUPER STOCK 1. Robby Robbins 50 2. Phillip Lynch 48 3. Randy Ballew 46 4. Jon Martin 44 5. Jayson Brown 42 6. Chris Headen 40 7. David Blakenship 38 8. Greg Dodgens 36 9. Steve Hollingsworth 34 10. Jackie Williams 32 11. Robin Darnell 30 12. C.M. Knight 28 13. Scott Mote 26 14. Michael Cain 24 15. Tommy Smith 22
STREET STOCK 1. Daryl Culbertson 50 2. Chris Meinders 48 3. Michael Bruton 46 4. Kevin Fuller 44 5. Travis Allen 42 6. Tim Sams 40 7. Stanley Pressley 38 8. Billy Lusk 36 9. Woody Rowland 34 10. Mike Hughes 32
CHARGER I 1. Lee Bright 50 2. Joel Cox 48 3. Michael Pittman 46 4. Kennith Powell 44 5. Jimmy Henson 42 6. Pete Porter 40 7. James Madden 38 8. Rena Tate 36 9. Sammy Burgess 34 10. Steve Brown 32 11. Mark Brockman 30 12. Chuck Kellner 28 13. Debbie Brannon 26 14. Tommy Evett 24 15. Donnie Henry 22 16. David Hughes 20
CHARGER II
1. Ted Somero 50
2. Travis Hardin 48
3. Robert McCall 46
4. Stephen Horton 44
5. Bryan Davis 42
6. P.J. Sparks 40
7. Donnie Leonard 38
8. Ryan Dombrosky 36
9. Terry King 34
10. Shane Gentry 32
11. Christie Kelley 30
12. Tommy George 28
13. Chris Black 26
14. Scott Mann 24
15. Frank Dean 22
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