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PHOENIX, Ariz. - Defending champion Scott Lynch will lead a 30-car field to the green flag Sunday in the United Rentals 150 NASCAR Grand National Division, West Series race at Phoenix International Raceway. The lineup for the season-opening event ...
Published: Jan 25, 2004, 8:23 PM
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PHOENIX, Ariz. - Defending champion Scott Lynch will lead a 30-car field to the green flag Sunday in the United Rentals 150 NASCAR Grand National Division, West Series race at Phoenix International Raceway.
The lineup for the season-opening event was determined according to the NASCAR rulebook, after NASCAR officials cancelled qualifying due to inclement weather on Saturday morning.
It marks the third consecutive pole at Phoenix for Lynch, who set the fastest time in qualifying for both series races on the one-mile track last year. He finished second to Ken Schrader in the 2003 season-opener and scored a victory when the series returned to Phoenix in October.
Mike Duncan will start on the outside of the front row for Sunday's race, with Nick DeFazio and Tavo (C.T.) Hellmund lining up on the second row. The third row will be comprised of Austin Cameron and Scott Gaylord.
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PHOENIX, Ariz. - Starting lineup for Sunday's $146,650 NASCAR Grand National Division, West Series stock car race with car number, driver's name, hometown, make and model of car and speed in mph.
1. 08 Scott Lynch Burley, Idaho Dodge Intrepid
2. 9 Mike Duncan Lamont, Calif. Chevrolet Monte Carlo
3. 77 Nick DeFazio Newport Beach, Calif. Ford Taurus
4. 3 Tavo Hellmund Mexico City, Mexico Pontiac Grand Prix
5. 16 Austin Cameron El Cajon, Calif. Chevrolet Monte Carlo
6. 00 Scott Gaylord Lakewood, Colo. Chevrolet Monte Carlo
7. 20 Clint Bowyer Emporia, Kan. Chevrolet Monte Carlo
8. 8 Johnny Borneman Ramona, Calif. Ford Taurus
9. 61 Brett Thompson Jerome, Idaho Chevrolet Monte Carlo
10. 7 Gene Woods Ontario, Calif. Dodge Intrepid
11. 15 Jack Sellers Sacramento, Calif. Chevrolet Monte Carlo
12. 27 Bobby Hillis Phoenix, Ariz. Chevrolet Monte Carlo
13. 1 Jeff Davis Anaheim, Calif. Chevrolet Monte Carlo
14. 11 David Eshleman Fontana, Calif. Chevrolet Monte Carlo
15. 54 Tim Woods III Chino Hills, Calif. Ford Taurus
16. 2 Mike David Modesto, Calif. Ford Taurus
17. 71 Daryl Harr St Canada Chevrolet Monte Carlo
18. 02 Carl Harr Canada Chevrolet Monte Carlo
19. 99 Ken Schrader Fenton, Mo. Pontiac Grand Prix
20. 25 Jim Inglebright Fairfield, Calif. Ford Taurus
21. 09 Takuma Koga Nagoya, Japan Chevrolet Monte Carlo
22. 33 Steve Schaefer Granite Bay, Calif. Chevrolet Monte Carlo
23. 88 David Gilliland Riverside, Calif. Chevrolet Monte Carlo
24. 40 Matt Kobyluck Uncasville, Conn. Chevrolet Monte Carlo
25. 4 Brian Richardson Bakersfield, Calif. Chevrolet Monte Carlo
26. 17 Jose Luis Ramirez Mexico City, Mexico Ford Taurus
27. 42 Alfredo Tame Mexico City, Mexico Ford Taurus
28. 23 Brandon Ash Umpqua, Ore. Ford Taurus
29. 32 Dale Quarterley Westfield, Mass. Chevrolet Monte Carlo
30. 21 Doug Ingraham Canada Chevrolet Monte Carlo
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