WS: Mesa Marin II: Race results (revised)
Pos Str Driver Car Laps Reason Purse --- --- ------------------ --------------------- ------ --------------- -------- 1. 6 Mike David Ford 159 54.318 mph $7,763 2.
Pos Str Driver Car Laps Reason Purse --- --- ------------------ --------------------- ------ --------------- -------- 1. 6 Mike David Ford 159 54.318 mph $7,763 2. 1 Mike Duncan Chevrolet 159 Running $5,363 3. 7 Andrew Myers Chevrolet 159 Running $2,563 4. 2 David Gilliland Chevrolet 159 Running $2,463 5. 5 Scott Gaylord Chevrolet 159 Running $2,363 6. 4 Steve Portenga Chevrolet 159 Running $2,263 7. 17 Sarah Fisher Chevrolet 159 Running $2,163 8. 24 Rick Ruzbarsky Chevrolet 159 Running $2,563 9. 18 Tim Woods III Ford 159 Running $1,963 10. 10 Burney Lamar Chevrolet 159 Running $1,438 11. 16 Eric Humphries Ford 159 Running $1,150 12. 15 Jason Small Chevrolet 159 Running $1,125 13. 13 Brett Thompson Chevrolet 159 Running $1,863 14. 19 Nick DeFazio Ford 159 Running $1,075 15. 9 Andrew Lewis Chevrolet 159 Running $1,313 16. 12 Justin Lofton Chevrolet 159 Running $1,025 17. 3 Scott Lynch Dodge 159 Running $1,763 18. 20 Eric Hardin Chevrolet 158 Running $1,000 19. 25 Daryl Harr Chevrolet 157 Running $1,763 20. 28 Charles Price Chevrolet 156 Running $1,000 21. 11 Tim Smith Chevrolet 152 Accident $1,263 22. 22 Ed Watson Ford 124 Steering $1,263 23. 14 Nick Joanides Pontiac 101 Accident $1,000 24. 27 Jack Sellers Pontiac 40 Transmission $1,263 25. 8 David Cardey Pontiac 22 Accident $1,263 26. 26 Takuma Koga Chevrolet 13 Too Slow $1,263 27. 23 Jim Inglebright Chevrolet 1 Accident $1,000 28. 21 Mike Mulhall Chevrolet 0 Accident $1,000
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