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Southampton results 2004-04-09
NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series at Southampton Motor Speedway Race Results Friday, April 9, 2004 <pre> LATE MODEL STOCK CARS - 75 laps 1. Denny Hamlin Chesterfield, Va. 75 2. Timothy Peters Providence, N.C. 75 3.
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NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series at Southampton Motor Speedway
Race Results
Friday, April 9, 2004
<pre> LATE MODEL STOCK CARS - 75 laps 1. Denny Hamlin Chesterfield, Va. 75 2. Timothy Peters Providence, N.C. 75 3. Phil Warren Norfolk, Va. 75 4. Mike Shearin Emporia, Va. 75 5. Tommy Cherry South Mills, N.C. 75 6. C.E. Falk Virginia Beach, Va. 75 7. Travis Miller Chesapeake, Va. 75 8. Mike Conner Gloucester, Va. 75 9. Bob Shreeves Chesapeake, Va. 75 10. Junior Hargrave Pendleton, N.C. 74 11. Joel Hackett La Plata, Md. 74 12. Ryan Hackett La Plata, Md. 61 13. Mark Roberts 39 14. Joey Cohen Chesapeake, Va. 20 Pole: Hamlin - 96.709 mph.
LIMITED LATE MODELS - 40 laps 1. Ken Rountree Gates, N.C. 40 2. Anthony Warren Norfolk, Va. 40 3. Shawn Balluzzo Hampton, Va. 40 4. Gary Weeks Newport News, Va. 40 5. Jeff Sampson Hampton, Va. 40 6. Bo Deschamps Suffolk, Va. 39 7. Todd VanGuilder Hampton, Va. 20 8. Gene Brinson Hampton, Va. 2 Pole: Rountree - 92.154 mph.
LEGENDS CARS - 40 laps 1. Jason Miller Berryville, Va. 40 2. Kerry Gilbert Suffolk, Va. 40 3. Don McLaughlin Chesapeake, Va. 40 4. Max Smith Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 40 5. C.E. Falk Virginia Beach, Va. 40 6. Pete Fowler Newsoms, Va. 40 7. David Powell Yorktown, Va. 40 8. Kevin Yeatts Powhatan, Va. 40 9. Ryan Crites Newport News, Va. 40 10. Kevin Wood 40 11. Duncan Molesworth 40 12. Cliff Daniels Smithfield, Va. 40 13. James Phipps Suffolk, Va. 40 14. Brad Arthur Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 40 15. J.D. Trenary 40 16. Mike Cant Moyock, N.C. 40 17. Tiffany Daniels Smithfield, Va. 40 18. Mike May 40 19. Steve Soles Emporia, Va. 40 20. Marty Mattox 40 21. Ron Barfield Virginia Beach, Va. 40 22. Jim Buckenham Jr. 40 23. Patrick Molesworth 40 24. Travis Miller Chesapeake, Va. 39 25. Pat Rountree Suffolk, Va. 39 26. Wes Falk Virginia Beach, Va. 26 27. Van Sykes 10 Pole: J. Miller - 86.561 mph.
SUPER STREETS - 25 laps 1. John Boord Newport News, Va. 25 2. Ritchie German Hampton, Va. 25 3. Dale Parro Virginia Beach, Va. 25 4. Robert Lovell Hampton, Va. 23 Pole: Boord - 77.914 mph.
U-CARS - 15 laps 1. Bill Mullis Gloucester, Va. 15 2. George VanGuilder Yorktown, Va. 15 3. Robert Rusiyan 15 4. Eric Bell 14 5. Harry VanGuilder Apex, N.C. 14 6. Connie Stanley 14 Pole: Mullis - 75.583 mph.
SRL ARENA CUP CARS - 25 laps 1. Matt Midgett Kitty Hawk, N.C. 25 2. Jason Styron 25 3. Jason Stewart 25 4. Ross Clements Moyock, N.C. 25 5. Rob Wells Chesapeake, Va. 25 6. Charles Russell Chesapeake, Va. 25 7. Jamie Sittens 25 8. Jason Dunham 25 Pole: Stewart - 74.319 mph.
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