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Third Win For Hill LEXINGTON, Ohio (June 15) - In the Barber Dodge Pro Series race at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, Derek Hill took the lead at the start from his pole position and was never challenged as the 22-year-old son of Phil Hill, America’s ...
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Third Win For Hill LEXINGTON, Ohio (June 15) - In the Barber Dodge Pro Series race at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, Derek Hill took the lead at the start from his pole position and was never challenged as the 22-year-old son of Phil Hill, America’s first Formula 1 world champion, won his third race in his past four starts. Tony Renna was second and Chris Menninga third, his best career finish. Hill had a six second lead over Renna when a full-course caution was called due to an accident involving Bill Tichhenor and Jamie Menninga. The race ended under yellow. -Rick Roso
Results from Sunday’s SCCA Pro Racing Barber Dodge Pro Series race at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, 2.25-mile, 14-turn road course, with finishing position (starting position), driver, hometown or country, winner’s average speed, laps completed (reason out, if any), and prize money. All cars identical Mondiale Barber Dodge V6 open-wheel, single-seat race cars.
1. (1) Derek Hill, Santa Monica, Calif., 84.168 mph, 20 laps, $10,000
2. (2) Tony Renna, Deland, Fla., 20, $6,000
3. (4) Chris Menninga, Pella, Iowa, 20, $4,000
4. (6) Rino Mastronardi, Italy, 20, $2,500
5. (9) Andy Boss, Narragansett, R.I., 20, $1,800
6. (10) Jarle Gasland, Norway, 20, $1,500
7. (5) Rocky Moran, Jr., Coto de Caza, Calif., 20, $1,300
8. (11) Nick Rondet, San Diego, 20, $1,200
9. (12) Steven Rikert, Rhinebeck, N.Y., 20, $1,000
10. (7) Mattias Andersson, Sweden, 20, $1,000
11. (16) John McCaig, Canada, 20, $800
12. (18) Giovanni Gulinneli, Italy, 20, $700
13. (17) Jarrett Boon, Phoenix, 20, $600
14. (23) Samer Hindi, Los Angeles, 20, $1,000
15. (15) Victor Gonzalez, Puerto Rico, 20, $500
16. (24) Jamie Menninga, Pella, Iowa, 20, $500
17. (13) Scott Brunk, Frederick, Md., 20, $500
18. (19) Alfonso Ribiero, Hollywood, Calif., 20, $500
19. (22) Eric Tresslar, Denver, 20, $500
20. (25) Charles Willis, Germantown, Tenn., 20, $500
21. (14) G.J. Mennen, Jr., Austin, Texas, 20, $500
22. (26) Sebastien Carcone, France, 20, $500
23. (27) Patsy DiFilippo, Apollo, Pa., 20, $500
24. (28) Barry Atkins, W. Palm Beach, Fla., 19, $500
25. (20) Bill Tichenor, Dallas, 16 (accident), $500
26. (21) Joshua Rehm, Plymouth, Mass., 16 (accident), $500
27. (8) Will Langhorne, Washington, D.C., 15 (accident), $500
28. (3) Martin Stenshorne, Norway., 13 (gearbox), $500
Time of race: 31 minutes, 24.090 seconds (20 laps) Winning speed: 84.168 mph Distance: 44.05 miles Margin of Victory: Finished Under Yellow Fastest Race Lap: Derek Hill, lap 14, 1:25.424 (94.821mph) Most Progressive Driver ($500): Samer Hindi, 23rd to 14th Lap leaders: Hill, 1 - 20 Caution periods: one, for three laps
Points following round 5: 1. Rino Mastronard i 83 2. Derek Hill 79 3. Andy Boss 46 4. Chris Menninga 44 5. Rocky Moran, Jr. 43
Next race: Watkins Glen International, Watkins Glen, N.Y., June 29 /EX $$$
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