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OFFICIAL FINISH AND LAPS COMPLETED: 1. Kenny Wallace, 250 2. Shane Sieg, 250 3. Jeff Fultz, 250 4. Benny Gordon, 250 5. Greg Pope, 250 6. David Reutimann, 249 7. Wayne Anderson, 249 8. Chris Davidson, 248 9. Billy Bigley Jr., 246 10. Erik Darnell, ...

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OFFICIAL FINISH AND LAPS COMPLETED:
1. Kenny Wallace, 250
2. Shane Sieg, 250
3. Jeff Fultz, 250
4. Benny Gordon, 250
5. Greg Pope, 250
6. David Reutimann, 249
7. Wayne Anderson, 249
8. Chris Davidson, 248
9. Billy Bigley Jr., 246
10. Erik Darnell, 246
11. Randy Gentry, 159, Steering
12. A. J. Frank, 155, Suspension
13. Jason Hogan, 146
14. Scott Carlson, 140, Handling
15. Jody Lavender, 137, Accident
16. Roger Parker, 125, Engine
17. Toby Porter, 118, Suspension
18. Zach Niessner, 99, Accident
19. Lee Tissot, 82, Suspension
20. Wayne Bowen, 81, Hub
21. Terry Mason Jr., 69, Accident
22. Stanley Smith, 61, Accident
23. Joe Aramendia, 59, Accident
24. Michael Britt, 45, Accident
25. Ken Weaver, 38, Accident
26. Kevin Prince, 38, Accident
27. Dale Nottestad, 38, Accident
28. Steven Howard, 37, Accident
29. Dusty Williams, 37, Accident
30. Charlie Bradberry, 26, Accident
31. Jarod Robie, 20, Engine
32. Chad Bland, 5, Accident.

TIME OF RACE: 1 Hr. 34 Mins. 09 Secs.;
AVERAGE SPEED: 84.918 mph;
MARGIN OF VICTORY: .974 Secs.
CAUTION PERIODS: 8 Cautions for 47 Laps;
LEAD CHANGES: Three Lead Changes Among Four Drivers
LAP LEADERS: Shane Sieg, Pole - 106; Chris Davidson, 107-160; Benny Gordon, 161-230; Kenny Wallace, 231-250.

HILLS BROS. ALL PRO SERIES, NASCAR TOURING TOP TEN IN POINTS: ( As Of August 21 - Unofficial)

1. Jeff Fultz, 1609
2. David Reutimann, 1508
3. Charlie Bradberry, 1475
4. Billy Bigley Jr., 1384
5. Shane Sieg, 1366
6. Jason Hogan, 1287
7. Benny Gordon, 1281
8. Joe Aramendia, 1236
9. Toby Porter, 1231
10. Greg Pope, 1226.

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