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<pre> USAC F2000 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP (Presented by Speedvision) RACE RESULTS: September 23, 2000 - Indianapolis, Indiana - Indianapolis Raceway Park QUALIFYING: 1. Aaron Justus, ...

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<pre> USAC F2000 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP (Presented by Speedvision) RACE RESULTS: September 23, 2000 - Indianapolis, Indiana - Indianapolis Raceway Park

QUALIFYING: 1. Aaron Justus, #32, 20.930; 2. Piero Rodarte, #55, 21.185; 3. Marc-Antoine Camirand, #96, 21.191; 4. Arie Luyendyk, Jr., #4, 21.237; 5. Billy Asaro, #33, 21.287; 6. Memo Rojas, Jr., #15, 21.352; 7. Ian Lacy, #6, 21.489; 8. James Hanson, #21, 21.511; 9. Jeff Harrison, #82, 21.585; 10. Peter Walsh, #44, 21.585; 11. Joey Scarallo, #18, 21.633; 12. James Eaton, #13, 21.636; 13. J.W. Urlin, #19, 21.642; 14. Harold Primat, #77, 21.644; 15. Tommy Constantine, #5, 21.669; 16. Daniel Muniz, #7, 21.747; 17. Tom Wood, #8, 21.756; 18. Tony Buffomante, #17, 21.891; 19. Aaron Ellis, #43, 22.246; 20. Carl Russo, #89, 22.246; 21. Kyle Burts, #29, 22.550; 22. Larry Vatri, #22, 22.655; 23. Michael Simpson, #59, NT. FEATURE: (50 laps) 1. Aaron Justus, 2. Marc-Antoine Camirand, 3. Piero Rodarte, 4. Peter Walsh, 5. James Eaton, 6. J.W. Urlin, 7. Memo Rojas, Jr., 8. James Hanson, 9. Daniel Muniz, 10. Tommy Constantine, 11. Jeff Harrison, 12. Harold Primat, 13. Tony Buffomante, 14. Joey Scarallo, 15. Tom Wood, 16. Michael Simpson, 17. Kyle Burts, 18. Aaron Ellis, 19. Larry Vatri, 20. Billy Asaro, 21. Arie Luyendyk, Jr., 22. Carl Russo, 23. Ian Lacy. 27:14.168

--------------------- FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-50 Justus. NEW NATIONAL F2000 POINT STANDINGS: 1-Justus-267; 2-Camirand-210; 3-Lacy-203; 4-Walsh-190; 5-Hanson-173; 6-Rojas-126; 7-Hanson-119; 8-Muniz-116; 9-Eaton-97; 10-Asaro-94. FINAL F2000 OVAL CROWN POINT STANDINGS: 1-Justus-96; 2-Camirand-69; 3-Buffomante-52; 4-Walsh-43; 5-Asaro-41; 6-Eaton-39; 7-Rojas-35; 8-Lacy-34; 9-Rodarte-33, 10-Hanson-32.

NEXT F2000 RACES: September 29-30 - Gainesville, GA - Road Atlanta Motor Sports Center

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