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RESULTS OF BARBER DODGE PRO SERIES 30 MINUTE RACE 1. Jaki Scheckter, S. Africa, 13 laps, 10,000 2. Fredrik Larsson, Sweden, 13, $6,500 3. Geoff Boss, Narragansett, R.I., 13, $4,000 4. Barry Waddell, Evansville, Ind., 13, ...

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RESULTS OF BARBER DODGE PRO SERIES 30 MINUTE RACE

1. Jaki Scheckter,  S. Africa,   13 laps,  10,000
2. Fredrik Larsson,  Sweden,   13,   $6,500
3. Geoff Boss,  Narragansett, R.I.,  13,   $4,000
4. Barry Waddell,  Evansville, Ind.,  13,   $2,500
5. Tim Moser,  Ventura, Calif.,  13,   $1,800
6. Chris Menninga,  Pella, Iowa,   13,   $1,500
7. Diego Dominguez,  Paraguay,   13,   $1,300
8. Leandro Larrosa,  Argentina,   13,  $1,200
9. Edgar Zamora,  El Salvador,   13,   $1,000
10. Jeff Willoughby,  E. Lansing, Mich.,  13,   $1,500
11. Andres Gomez,  Colombia,   13,   $800
12. Will Pace,  Jackson, Miss.,  13,   $700
13. Mark Baker,  Ft. Worth, Texas,  13,   $600
14. Stephen Sardelli,  Jamestown, R.I.,  13,   $500
15. Mike De Jesus,  Portugal,   13,   $500
16. Mattias Andersson, Sweden,   13,   $500
17. Barry Atkins,  Houston,   13,  $500
18. Mike Lee,  Hammondsport, N.Y., 13,   $500
19. Albery Spinola,  Brazil,   11, accident, $500
20. Tony Renna,  Deland, Fla.,    8,  accident, $500
21. Jeff Bucknum,  Novato, Calif.,    8,  accident, $500
22. Thomas Schie,  Norway,     7,  accident, $500
23. Skip Streets, Manhattan Beach, Calif., 7,  accident, $500

Time of race: 31 minutes, 16.695 seconds Winning speed: 84.800 mph Distance: 13 laps, 44.2 miles Margin of Victory: .483 seconds Fastest lap: Larsson, lap seven, 1:55.565 (R) Most Progressive Driver: Jeff Willoughby, 18th to 10th Lap leaders: Scheckter 1-13

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