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SWS: Tucson: Race summary, standings

The John Baker "150" Tucson Raceway Park, Tucson,Ariz, September 20, 2003 Race Stats: TIME OF RACE: 47 minutes, 7 seconds AVERAGE SPEED: 71.630 mph MARGIN OF VICTORY: 1.59 seconds BUD POLE AWARD: Thomas Martin, Siera Mist Chevrolet, 15.359 ...

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The John Baker "150"
Tucson Raceway Park, Tucson,Ariz, September 20, 2003

Race Stats:

TIME OF RACE: 47 minutes, 7 seconds
AVERAGE SPEED: 71.630 mph
MARGIN OF VICTORY: 1.59 seconds

BUD POLE AWARD: Thomas Martin, Siera Mist Chevrolet, 15.359 seconds/87.896 mph
POWERADE POWER MOVE OF THE RACE AWARD: Mike Ledbetter, Pabco Gypsum Chevrolet
VICTORY CIRCLE CHASSIS ROOKIE-OF-THE-RACE AWARD: Danny Burson, Great Western Electric Chevrolet

CAUTION FLAGS: Three cautions for 16 laps (36-41, 115-118, 127-132)
LAP LEADERS: One lead change between two drivers. Steve Belletto 1-43, Eddy McKean 44-150

<pre> FEATHERLITE SOUTHWEST SERIES TOP 20 POINTS (WINS) 1. Auggie Vidovich Jr. 1691 - 2. Jim Pettit II 1591 (1) 3. Eric Holmes 1545 (1) 4. Dan Holtz 1481 (1) 5. David Gilliland 1463 (4) 6. Eddy McKean 1453 (1) 7. Steve Belletto 1404 - 8. JR Patton 1372 - 9. Craig Raudman 1323 - 10. Burney Lamar 1293 - 11. Doug McCoun 1239 - 12. Mike Ledbetter 1234 - 13. Danny Burson 1226 - 14. Thomas Martin 1120 - 15. Joe Herold 1113 - 16. Todd Souza 1064 - 17. Darrell LaMoure 1056 - 18. Bryan Germone 1009 (1) 19. Kevin Vernon 982 - 20. Greg Voigt 921 -

BUD POLE AWARD STANDINGS Name Pts Craig Raudman 3 Ken Schrader 1 Dan Holtz 1 Mike Ledbetter 1 JR Patton 1 Burney Lamar 1 Todd Souza 1 Kevin Vernon 1 Thomas Martin 1

POWERADE MOVE OF THE RACE Name Pts Jim Pettit II 2 Craig Smith 1 Greg Voigt 1 Bryan Germone 1 Todd Souza 1 Thomas Martin 1 Jeff Bailey 1 Joe Herold 1 Eddy McKean 1 Mike Ledbetter 1

VICTORY CIRCLE CHASSIS ROOKIE-OF-THE-YEAR STANDINGS Name Pts JR Patton 92 Danny Burson 76 Thomas Martin 67 Greg Voigt 56 Frank Deiny Jr. 56 Kevin Vernon 48 Michael Price 12

MANUFACTURE' STANDINGS MFG Pts Chevrolet (8 Wins) 89 Ford (2 Wins) 62 Pontiac (1 Win) 57 Dodge 3

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