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USAC/SCCA FORMULA 2000 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE RESULTS: October 17, 1999 -- Sebring, Florida - Sebring International Raceway QUALIFYING: (Held October 16) 1. Dan Wheldon, ...

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USAC/SCCA FORMULA 2000 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE RESULTS: October 17, 1999 -- Sebring, Florida - Sebring International Raceway

QUALIFYING: (Held October 16) 1. Dan Wheldon, #5, 2:27.917; 2. Andy Lally, #72, 2:31.074; 3. Jeff Wright, #24, 2:31.098; 4. Harold Primat, #77, 2:31.311; 5. Daniel Muniz, #7, 2:31.600; 6. Steve Rikert, #4, 2:31.624; 7. Mark Dismore, Jr., #13, 2:32.020; 8. Bobby Oergel, #19, 2:32.762; 9. Marc-Antoine Camirand, #96, 2:33.161; 10. Nick Grommes, #83, 2:33.302; 11. Jonathan Bottoms, #3, 2:33.491; 12. T.J. Bell, #23, 2:34.709; 13. Dick Fairbanks, #37, 2:35.473; 14. Piero Rodarte, #55, 2:35.978; 15. Daniel Urrutia, Jr., #33, 2:36.471; 16. Georges Forgeois, #22, 2:36.915; 17. Guy Cosmo, #12, 2:37.406; 18. J.W. Urlin, #46, 2:38.007; 19. Rolando Quintanilla, #40, 2:38.048; 20. Larry Oberto, #66, 2:38.454; 21. Mike Durand, #71, 2:39.843; 22. Bryce Miller, #36, 2:40.913; 23. Jeff Butcher, #6, 2:41.320; 24. Jacek Mucha, #17, 2:42.199; 25. David Webb, #15, 2:43.954; 26. Brett Harrison, #34, 2:47.461; 27. Bob Wright, #90, 2:49.279; 28. Steve Butcher, #2, NT; 29. Alejandro Garcia, #8, NT; 30. Paul Kesselring, #74, NT.

FEATURE: (15 laps - Held October 17) 1. Dan Wheldon, 2. Daniel Muniz, 3. Mark Dismore, Jr., 4. T.J. Bell, 5. Rolando Quintanilla, 6. Bobby Oergel, 7. Harold Primat, 8. Larry Oberto, 9. Nick Grommes, 10. Piero Rodarte, 11. J.W. Urlin, 12. Alejandro Garcia, 13. Guy Cosmo, 14. Steve Rikert, 15. Daniel Urrutia, Jr., 16. David Webb, 17. Jeff Wright, 18. Bob Wright, 19. Mike Durand, 20. Dick Fairbanks, 21. Georges Forgeois, 22. Paul Kesselring, 23. Brett Harrison, 24. Jeff Butcher, 25. Bryce Miller, 26. Jacek Mucha, 27. Marc-Antoine Camirand, 28. Andy Lally, 29. Jonathan Bottoms. 40:51.280

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-11 Wheldon, Laps 12-14 Wright, Lap 15 Wheldon.

FINAL F2000 NATIONAL POINTS: 1-Wheldon-315; 2-Camirand-266; 3-Bell-199; 4-Dismore-199; 5-Rikert-198; 6-Oergel-195; 7-Muniz-184; 8-Bottoms-145; 9-Quintanilla-141; 10-Aaron Justus-132.

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