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Southampton race results, points 2003-07-11

NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series at Southampton Motor Speedway Race Results - Dodge Power Super Series Friday, July 11, 2003 <pre> LATE MODEL STOCK CARS - 200 laps 1. Denny Hamlin Chesterfield, Va 200 2. Frank Deiny Jr.

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NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series at Southampton Motor Speedway
Race Results - Dodge Power Super Series
Friday, July 11, 2003

<pre> LATE MODEL STOCK CARS - 200 laps 1. Denny Hamlin Chesterfield, Va 200 2. Frank Deiny Jr. Mechanicsville, Va 200 3. Mark McFarland Winchester, Va 200 4. Phil Warren Norfolk, Va 200 5. David Blankenship Moseley, Va 200 6. John Staton Chesapeake, Va 200 7. Brandon Butler Petersburg, Va 200 8. Bubba Johnston Chesapeake, Va 200 9. Elton Sawyer Chesapeake, Va 200 10. Mike Buffkin Yorktown, Va 199 11. Mike Conner Gloucester, Va 199 12. Bob Shreeves Chesapeake, Va 199 13. Terry Allison Chesapeake, Va 198 14. Brian Carter Poquoson, Va 197 15. Tommy Cherry South Mills, N.C 184 16. Tony Culley Richmond, Va 155 17. Jamey Caudill Four Oaks, N.C 91 18. Steve Owens Barco, N.C 56 Pole: McFarland - 96.722 mph.

(Races for the Limited Late Model, Pure Stock, Legends and VMCRA Mini-Cup divisions were RAINED OUT.)

Current Point Standings

RaceWorld.com LATE MODEL STOCK CARS (11 races) Driver, Hometown (Wins) Points 1. Mark McFarland, Winchester, Va. (5) 526 2. Phil Warren, Norfolk, Va. 486 3. Tommy Cherry, South Mills, N.C. 394 4. John Staton, Chesapeake, Va. 392 5. Terry Allison, Chesapeake, Va. 386 6. Brandon Butler, Petersburg, Va. (3) 384 7. David Blankenship, Moseley, Va. 356 8. Mike Conner, Gloucester, Va. 328 9. Chris Perry, Elizabeth City, N.C. 290 10. Bubba Johnston, Chesapeake, Va. 264 Other Race Winner: Denny Hamlin, Chesterfield, Va. 3 wins

DODGE POWER SUPER SERIES for Late Model Stock Cars (3 races) Driver, Hometown (Wins) Points 1. Denny Hamlin, Chesterfield, Va. (3) 150 2. Phil Warren, Norfolk, Va. 134 3. Mark McFarland, Winchester, Va. 132 4. Brandon Butler, Petersburg, Va. 118 5. Mike Buffkin, Yorktown, Va. 114 6. Nick Woodward, High Point, N.C. 88 7. John Staton, Chesapeake, Va. 84 8. Terry Allison, Chesapeake, Va. 84 9. Jamey Caudill, Four Oaks, N.C. 82 10. David Blankenship, Moseley, Va. 80

Mike Duman Auto Sales LIMITED LATE MODELS (8 races) Driver, Hometown (Wins) Points 1. Steve Zuskin, Disputanta, Va. (2) 354 2. Gary Weeks, Newport News, Va. (2) 342 3. Michael Perkins, Petersburg, Va. 340 4. Ray Ashworth, Mechanicsville, Va. (1) 334 5. David Wheeler, Prince George, Va. (1) 334 6. Anthony Warren, Norfolk, Va. (1) 304 7. Dalford Briley, Camden, N.C. 290 8. Scott Turlington, Richmond, Va. 278 9. Keith Edwards, Pendleton, N.C. 256 10. Joey Cohen, Chesapeake, Va. 220 Other Race Winner: Ken Rountree, Gates, N.C. 1 win

Rick's Rock Cafe PURE STOCKS (7 races) Driver, Hometown (Wins) Points 1. Preston Wheeler, Prince George, Va. (5) 342 2. Rodney Taylor, Matoaca, Va. 324 3. Robbie Parker, Chesapeake, Va. (1) 320 4. Gary Swindell, Suffolk, Va. 266 5. David Allison, Chesapeake, Va. (1) 258 6. Ray Paul, Virginia Beach, Va. 258 7. Gary Barrows, Williamsburg, Va. 254 8. David Seed, Chesapeake, Va. 162 9. Tommy Pittman, Ivor, Va. 158 10. Rob Hughes, Hampton, Va. 92

INEX Little Race Cars LEGENDS (4 races) Driver, Hometown (Wins) Points 1. Ryan Crites, Newport News, Va. (1) 188 2. Don McLaughlin, Chesapeake, Va. (1) 174 3. David Powell, Yorktown, Va. 166 4. Cliff Daniels, Smithfield, Va. 162 5. Kerry Gilbert, Chesapeake, Va. (1) 150 6. Pete Fowler, Newsoms, Va. 150 7. Jason Miller, Berryville, Va. 128 8. C.E. Falk, Virginia Beach, Va. 118 9. Jamie Phipps, Suffolk, Va. 112 10. Brad Arthur, Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 110 Other Race Winner: Craig Goess Jr., Greenville, N.C. 1 win

Note: For drivers with an equal number of points, the tiebreaker procedure has been applied to determine their position. Unless explicitly noted, no ties exist.

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