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MONROE, Wash.-- Eric Norris collected his second NASCAR Winston West Series win of the year with a victory in the Coors Light 200 at Evergreen Speedway on Saturday night, roaring into the lead on the final lap as Austin Cameron ran out of ...

Edited: Dec 22, 2003, 6:00 AM

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MONROE, Wash.-- Eric Norris collected his second NASCAR Winston West Series win of the year with a victory in the Coors Light 200 at Evergreen Speedway on Saturday night, roaring into the lead on the final lap as Austin Cameron ran out of fuel.

Norris, who led Cameron by 12 points in the championship standings leading into the event, had shadowed Cameron through the final stages of the race.

As the pair charged into the final lap, Cameron's car sputtered and slowed. Norris moved by on the outside and crossed the finish line with a margin of victory of 1.84 seconds over Johnny Borneman and Mike Duncan. Cameron's car coasted into the pits, leaving him with an 11th-place finish.

Ed Watson finished fourth, with Mike David in fifth.

With the victory, Norris extended his lead in the point standings to 834 to 782. (unofficial) <pre> COORS LIGHT 200 NASCAR Winston West Series Monroe, Wash. June 29, 2002

MONROE, Wash. - Final leaders of Saturday's $129,551 NASCAR Winston West Series stock car race with driver's starting position, hometown, make and model of car, laps completed, winner's average speed, reason out if any and prize money.

 1.   9  Eric Norris            Dana Point, Calif.      Ford Taurus             200     69.869 mph $14,235
 2.   4  Johnny Borneman        Ramona, Calif.          Ford Taurus             200     $8,025
 3.   6  Mike Duncan            Lamont, Calif.          Chevrolet Monte Carlo   200     $4,940
 4.  12  Ed Watson              Mt. Vernon, Wash.       Ford Taurus             200     $3,350
 5.  11  Mike David             Modesto, Calif.         Ford Taurus             200     $3,983
 6.  10  Scott Gaylord          Lakewood, Colo.         Chevrolet Monte Carlo   200     $3,650
 7.   2  Brandon Ash            Umpqua, Ore.            Ford Taurus             200     $3,250
 8.   3  Kevin Richards         Spokane, Wash.          Chevrolet Monte Carlo   200     $3,150
 9.  14  Dan Obrist             Portland, Ore.          Chevrolet Monte Carlo   200     $2,300
10.   7  Brett Thompson         Jerome, Idaho           Chevrolet Monte Carlo   200     $3,150
11.   1  Austin Cameron         El Cajon, Calif.        Chevrolet Monte Carlo   199     Fuel     $4,100
12.  17  Tim Woods III          Chino Hills, Calif.     Ford Taurus             197     $2,700
13.  18  Bobby Hillis           Phoenix, Ariz.          Chevrolet Monte Carlo   192     $1,900
14.  15  Takuma Koga            Japan                   Pontiac Grand Prix      190     $1,350
15.   8  Greg Pursley           Newhall, Calif.         Ford Taurus             135     $2,675
16.   5  Jeff Jefferson         Naches, Wash.           Ford Taurus             102     Accident $1,750
17.  13  Jeff Davis             Anaheim Hills, Calif.   Pontiac Grand Prix      71      Accident $1,200
18.  16  Jack Sellers           Sacramento, Calif.      Chevrolet Monte Carlo   45      Engine   $2,400

Did not qualify: (1) Sammy Potashnick Time of race: 1 hour 50 minutes 57 seconds Margin of victory: 1.84 seconds Caution flags: Six for 32 (56-60, 73-78, 101-106, 110-115, 179-183) Lap leaders: Austin Cameron 1-61, Kevin Richards 62-74, Dan Obrist 75-80, Eric Norris 81-102, Mike David 103-151, Cameron 152-199, Norris 200. Six lead changes among five drivers.

NASCAR Winston West Series Championship Standings: 1. Eric Norris 834, 2. Austin Cameron 782, 3. Kevin Richards 761, 4. Mike Duncan 745, 5. Mike David 708, 6. Brandon Ash 693, 7. Greg Pursley 690, 8. Johnny Borneman 674, 9. Brett Thompson 658, 10. Scott Gaylord 657.

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