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St. Augustine Speedway 1999-09-04

Hobby Stock 1. 53 Rodney Norman 1056 2. 28 Scooter Hicks 920 3. 54 Bart Heck 796 4. 88 Seth Caudill 784 5. 7 Grady Lundquist 736 6. 97 Bucky York 706 7. 11 Jimmie ...

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Hobby Stock

1.    53    Rodney Norman       1056
2.    28    Scooter Hicks       920
3.    54    Bart Heck           796
4.    88    Seth Caudill        784
5.     7    Grady Lundquist     736
6.    97    Bucky York          706
7.    11    Jimmie Bunn         634
8.    21    Chris Manucy        622
9.     6    Randy Moody         564
10.   33    JW Mixon            514

Late Model

1.    22    Larry Osteen        746
2.   21o    Donnie Oden         604
3.    74    Jody Turner         590
4.    07    David Clegg         414
5.    54    Dustin Chambers     404
6.   21h    Chuck Hiers         338
7.    13    Chris Tedder        284
8.    23    Toby Sims           270
9.    86    Leo McCullough      250
10.   17    Scott Cordon        246

Mini Stock

1.    30    Kevin Burkett       944
2.    33    Jay Farris          892
3.    13    Jake Hartley        830
4.     1    Vern Rozier         752
5.    6t    Steve Thompson      702
6.     8    Mickey Leth         668
7.    83    Curt Messina        644
8.    74    Mike Gibbs          630
9.    99    John Hopke          552
10.   5     John Thigpen        522

Rick's Muffler Modifieds

1.    44    George Thrift       974
2.    15    Robert Deal         822
3.   18c    Jamie Carter        736
4.     8    Justin Moore        702
5.     2    Russ Miscally       634
6.    88    Chuck Cumby         582
7.    17    Mark Bergman        572
8.    42    Tuffy Carrigg       508
9.    16    David LeBeau        500
10.  27g    John Galbraith      490

Snap-On Sportsman

1.    3h    Kenneth Hall        912
2.    3c    Tiny Cline          874
3.    60    Bo Allen            798
4.   007    Todd Ponce          776
5.    58    Les Burl            776
6.    17    Ronnie Tillman      732
7.    05    David Hitchcock     670
8.    99    Don Halliday        618
9.    42    Nick Pilinko        446
10.   24    Joey Parks          440

Thunder Trucks

1.     1    Alan Moore          768
2.    21    Ricky Cooper        726
3.    52    Andy Waldron        694
4.     8    Brent Hobbs         626
5.    88    Robert Gorman, Jr.  556
6.    28    Wade Lynn           498
7.    16    Ron Thomas          290
8.    22    Mike Haney          256
9.    23    Toby Sims           230
10.   07    Mark Lento          184

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