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MWS: I-94: Race results
Sauk Centre, MN - Unofficial race results for the NASCAR Elite Division, Int'l Truck and Engine Midwest Series Saturday night, July 5, at I-94 Raceway with start position in parentheses, driver, hometown, car make, laps completed, money won and ...
Edited: Dec 21, 2003, 10:29 PM
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Sauk Centre, MN - Unofficial race results for the NASCAR Elite Division, Int'l Truck and Engine Midwest Series Saturday night, July 5, at I-94 Raceway with start position in parentheses, driver, hometown, car make, laps completed, money won and status: <pre> 1 (12) Eddie Hoffman Wheaton, IL Chevrolet 150 $3,950 running 2 (5) Brian Hoppe Madison, WI Chevrolet 150 $2,550 running 3 (10) Jon Lemke Greenfield, MN Chevrolet 150 $2,175 running 4 (18) Tim Schendel Sparta, WI Chevrolet 150 $2,550 running 5 (6) Jeremy Lepak* Wausau, WI Chevrolet 150 $1,650 running 6 (3) Justin Diercks Davenport, IA Chevrolet 150 $1,550 running 7 (15) Steve Carlson West Salem, WI Chevrolet 150 $1,850 running 8 (14) Nathan Haseleu Marshall, WI Ford 150 $1,275 running 9 (11) Ryan Hanson Beloit, WI Ford 150 $1,300 running 10 (9) Josh Vadnais White Bear Lake, MN Chevrolet 150 $1,000 running 11 (8) Dave Finney Sycamore, IL Chevrolet 149 $1,125 running 12 (1) Ron Breese, Jr Dekalb, IL Chevrolet 149 $1,450 running 13 (2) Bryan Roach Becker, MN Chevrolet 148 $1,025 running 14 (17) Pete Moore McFarland, WI Chevrolet 148 $1,000 running 15 (7) Eric Fransen* West Bend, WI Chevrolet 148 $1,025 running 16 (13) Jeff Way Burlington, WI Chevrolet 148 $900 running 17 (22) A.J. Rhoads* Hastings, MN Chevrolet 146 $850 running 18 (20) Dan Bedard* Prior Lake, MN Chevrolet 146 $850 running 19 (24) Todd Hansen Minneapolis, MN Chevrolet 145 $650 running 20 (16) Mark Voigt* Marine, IL Chevrolet 145 $850 running 21 (21) Dave Bean* Westby, WI Chevrolet 140 $650 running 22 (19) Les Ferris Northfield, MN Chevrolet 107 $850 vibration 23 (4) Clint Bowyer* Emporia, KS Chevrolet 84 $850 accident 24 (23) Tim Rothe Appleton, WI Chevrolet 79 $650 handling
* Series rookie
Race Stats:
1 Cautions for 10 Laps: (84-94)
5 Lead Changes Among 5 Drivers: Ron Breese, Jr (grid), Bryan Roach 1, Breese 2-54, Justin Diercks 55-88, Breese 89-93, Steve Carlson 94-104, Eddie Hoffman 105-150
Time of Race: 48 minutes, 43 seconds Average Speed: 69.278 mph. Margin of Victory: .210 seconds
Bud Pole Winner: Jon Lemke, K.C. Colors/Certified First Chevrolet, 16.899 seconds (79.886 mph) POWERade Power Move of the Race Award: Tim Schendel, Mathews Archery Chevrolet 25-Lap Last Chance Qualifier: 1) Pete Moore; 2) Tim Schendel; 3) Les Ferris; 4) Dan Bedard Failed to Qualify: (1) Tim Olson
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