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SWS: Irwindale: Race results

<pre> Featherlite Southwest Series, NASCAR Touring K & N Performance Filters "150" Irwindale Speedway, Irwindale, Calif., June 8, 2002 150 Laps/75 Miles on Half-Mile Paved Oval, Purse: $44,700 Finishing position, starting position, driver, ...

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<pre> Featherlite Southwest Series, NASCAR Touring K & N Performance Filters "150" Irwindale Speedway, Irwindale, Calif., June 8, 2002 150 Laps/75 Miles on Half-Mile Paved Oval, Purse: $44,700 Finishing position, starting position, driver, car, laps completed, reason out, money won.

   1. (7)   David Gilliland     Chevrolet       150     Running         $5,425
   2. (14)  M.K. Kanke          Chevrolet       150     Running         $3,550
   3. (4)   Zach Niessner       Chevrolet       150     Running         $2,075
   4. (20)  Greg Voigt          Chevrolet       150     Running         $1,500
   5. (15)  Doug McCoun         Chevrolet       150     Running         $1,550
   6. (5)   Craig Raudman       Chevrolet       150     Running         $1,600
   7. (10)  Auggie Vidovich Jr. Chevrolet       150     Running         $1,000
   8. (3)   Eddy McKean         Pontiac         150     Running         $1,525
   9. (27)  Rod Johnson         Chevrolet       150     Running         $900
   10. (19) Keith Spangler      Chevrolet       149     Running         $850
   11. (21) Brandon Whitt       Chevrolet       149     Running         $1,050
   12. (26) Scott Busby         Chevrolet       149     Running         $775
   13. (8)  Jason Allen         Pontiac         149     Running         $750
   14. (17) Jimmy White         Chevrolet       149     Running         $725
   15. (9)  Steve Belletto      Chevrolet       149     Running         $1,025
   16. (10) Frank Maronski Jr.  Chevrolet       148     Running         $940
   17. (18) Jim Pettit II       Ford            147     Running         $920
   18. (12) Tony Toste          Chevrolet       147     Running         $650
   19. (16) Greg Potts          Chevrolet       146     Running         $630
   20. (28) Greg Fowler         Chevrolet       145     Running         $610
   21. (6)  Todd Souza          Ford            145     Running         $850
   22. (13) Bob Lyon            Chevrolet       144     Running         $840
   23. (11) Joe Herold          Chevrolet       142     Fuel Leak       $830
   24. (23) Nick Joanides       Chevrolet       140     Accident        $820
   25. (29) Chris Hines         Chevrolet       135     Handling        $560
   26. (25) Sean Woodside       Chevrolet       134     Running         $800
   27. (30) Clint Curry         Chevrolet       104     Brakes          $540
   28. (2)  Burney Lamar        Chevrolet       75      Running         $880
   29. (1)  John Baker          Chevrolet       36      Accident        $1,120
   30. (24) Rocky Nash          Pontiac         0       Rearend         $510

# Rookie-of-the-Year Contenders Failed to Qualify: Danny Burson, JR Patton, Bob McCoun, Scott Calvin, Tony Gomez, Scott Schmidt, Todd McLauchlan, Mike Ledbetter

TIME OF RACE: 1 hour, 3 minutes, 30 seconds AVERAGE SPEED: 70.866 mph MARGIN OF VICTORY: .480 seconds GATORADE FRONT RUNNER AWARD: Craig Raudman, Ted Davidson Equipment Chevrolet ROOKIE-OF-THE-RACE AWARD: David Gilliland, Lukes Transmission Chevrolet CAUTION FLAGS: Five for 31 laps (14-17, 29-32, 38-47, 129-136, 143-147) LAP LEADERS: Burney Lamar (1-9), Craig Raudman (10-137), David Gilliland (138-150)

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