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ACRL: Phoenix race results and current standings
Finishing position, start position ( ), driver, team, chassis, class, laps complete, qualifying time, best race lap, reason out (if any). <pre> 1 (1) Peter Zarcades, Las Vegas, Swift, SS2, 28, 59.981, 59.815 2 (*) Fiorenzo Tirinnanzi, ...
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Finishing position, start position ( ), driver, team, chassis, class, laps complete, qualifying time, best race lap, reason out (if any). <pre> 1 (1) Peter Zarcades, Las Vegas, Swift, SS2, 28, 59.981, 59.815 2 (*) Fiorenzo Tirinnanzi, Hollywood, Carbir, SS2, 28, NT, 1:00.678 3 (2) Marvin Jones, Denver, Carbir, SS2, 28, 1:01.186, 1:01.742 4 (3) Dan Dubrovich, San Diego, Doran, S2, 28, 1:01.921, 1:02.218 5 (5) David Ferguson, Salinas, Swift, S2, 27, 1:02.618, 1:02.649 6 (7) John Fujii, Las Vegas, Swift, S2, 27, 1:03.251, 1:03.294 7 (6) Jeff Littrell, Denver, Swift, S2, 27, 1:02.764, 1:02.983 8 (8) Jay Messenger, San Diego, Swift, S2, 27 1:03.342, 1:03.320 9 (9) Doug Ota, Denver, Swift, S2, 27, 1:03.410, 1:03.710 10 (10) Gary Holcomb, Hollywood, Swift, S2, 26, 1:05.642, 1:05.600 11 (*) Brad Pierce, Las Vegas, Carbir, SS2, 24, NT, 59.971 (NR, Electrical) 12 (4) Margie Smith-Haas, San Diego, Falcon, SS2, 10, 1:02.406, 1:02.682 (NR, Mech.) 13 (*) John Lombardo Jr., Hollywood, Carbir, SS2, 9, NT, 1:00.249 (NR, Mech.) 14 (12) Paul Schroeder, Las Vegas, SVC, S16, 2, 1:07.661, 1:11.757 (NR, Mech.) 15 (11) David Jansen, Salinas, Lola, SS2, 0, 1:07.074, DNS
* Times disallowed by Chief Steward for mechanical irregularities.
Race Time: 28:27.156 Race Length: 42.28 MilesTrack Length: 1.51 miles
SS2 Fastest Race Lap: 59.815 (Zarcades) SS2 Winner's Margin of Victory: 52.828 seconds S2 Fastest Race Lap: 1:02.218 (Dubrovich) S2 Winner's Margin of Victory: 1 lap S16 Fastest Race Lap: 1:11.757 (Schroeder) S16 S2 Winner's Margin of Victory: N/A
Phoenix Team Points: Las Vegas 239 Denver 228 San Diego 214 Hollywood 212 Salinas 80
2001 SS2 DRIVER POINTS 2001 S2 DRIVER POINTS AFTER 2 RACES: AFTER 2 RACES: 1 Peter Zarcades 204 1 Dan Dubrovich 204 2 Fiorenzo Tirinnanzi 177 2 David Ferguson 186 3 Brad Pierce 172 3 Doug Ota 164 4 Marvin Jones 161 Jay Messenger 164 5 John Ostlund 93 Jeff Littrell 164 6 Brad Krause 80 6 Gary Holcomb 149 Margie Smith-Haas 80 7 John Fujii 88 8 David Jansen 76 John Lombardo Jr. 76 10 Chad McQueen 0
2001 S1600 DRIVER POINTS AFTER 2 RACES: 1 Paul Schroeder 202
2001 TEAM POINT STANDINGS AFTER 2 RACES:
1 Las Vegas 484 2 Denver 408 3 San Diego 356 4 Hollywood 354 5 Salinas 223 6 Fresno 173
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