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SBRS: Hallett National preview

LAKEVILLE, Conn. (June 2) - With just a 17-point spread between championship leader Marco Andretti and fourth-place Chris Prey -- Benny Moon and Victor Ramos are second and third, respectively -- rounds seven and eight of the Skip Barber National ...

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LAKEVILLE, Conn. (June 2) - With just a 17-point spread between championship leader Marco Andretti and fourth-place Chris Prey -- Benny Moon and Victor Ramos are second and third, respectively -- rounds seven and eight of the Skip Barber National Championship Presented by RACER are at Hallett Motor Racing Circuit, 35 miles west of Tulsa, Okla., this weekend, June 4-6.

Through the first six of the year's 14 races, each of these guys has won a race Moon twice. Rounds five and six were at Road America May 21-23, where Andretti and Lorenzo Mandarino (seventh in points despite missing rounds one and two at Sebring in March) each took his maiden Skip Barber National victory.

Andretti's Sunday win, combined with a second place on Saturday, shot Andretti over Moon in the points chase. Gerardo Bonilla has also shown the speed to win before the season is over, as has Robbie Pecorari and Sergio Perez.

When a win will get you 20 points, everybody's still in the game.

Hallett is a 1.8-mile, 10-turn road course with more than 80 feet of elevation change, and is designed to be run in either direction.

2004 POINT STANDINGS Race-by-race results, top 15 drivers <pre> Venue & Finishing Positions Points March April May June July July August SEB VIR RAM HLT MSPT MTTB RAM Driver/Home R1-R2 R1-R2 R1-R2 R1-R2 R1-R2 R1-R2 R1-R2 1. Marco Andretti, Nazareth, Pa. 7-3 3-2 2-1 90 2. Benny Moon, Shingle Springs, Calif. 1-5 1-5 7-6 82 3. Victor Ramos, Brazil 3-1 4-11 4-2 80 4. Chris Prey, Oshkosh, Wis. 2-8 5-1 5-9 73 5. Gerardo Bonilla, Orlando, Fla. 29-6 6-3 3-3 64 6. Robbie Pecorari, Aston, Pa. 4-2 13-7 6-16 50 7. Lorenzo Mandarino, B.C., Canada * 2-16 1-12 41 8. Jeff Relic, Flagler Beach, Fla. 23-15 8-6 10-7 34 9. John Edwards, Little Rock, Ark. 16-26 10-8 9-5 32 10. Jason Bowles, Ontario, Calif. 5-4 * * 23 11. Sergio Perez, Mexico 13-17 7-17 20-8 20 12. Chris Pither, New Zealand * 9-4 * 19 13. Marc Burt, Debary, Fla. 19-13 11-19 8-14 18 14. Robin Warner, Ann Arbor, Mich. 17-16 19-15 12-4 17 15. Ron White, San Jose, Calif. 10-7 * * 15

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