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<pre> LEXINGTON, Ohio -- Race results for Saturday's 20-lap, 45.60 mile 2000 Valvoline Runoffs DSR Race with finishing position, starting position in parenthesis, driver, hometown, region, class, car, laps completed and reason out. 1. (2), ...

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LEXINGTON, Ohio -- Race results for Saturday's 20-lap, 45.60 mile 2000 Valvoline Runoffs DSR Race with finishing position, starting position in parenthesis, driver, hometown, region, class, car, laps completed and reason out.

1. (2), Al Beasley Jr, Windham, Ohio, NeOh, DSR, BeaseDecker MK1, 20. 2. (5), Bruce Sunseri, Santa Clara, Calif., SanF, DSR, Cheetah SR1, 20. 3. (1), Michael Reupert, Hubertus, Wis., Milw, DSR, Lola AMW, 20. 4. (4), Jason Miller, Elkhart Lake, Wis., Milw, DSR, Wynnfurst, 20. 5. (8), Richard Leslie Jr, Honesdale, Pa., NePa, DSR, Radical 1000, 20. 6. (13), Ben Smith, Thompson, Ohio, NeOh, DSR, Beasley B-2, 19. 7. (12), Bill Maisey, Hampton, Va., ODom, DSR, Cheetah, 19. 8. (16), Charles Smith, Raytown, Mo., KC, DSR, Cheetah SR1, 19. 9. (17), James Kuhns, Encinita, Calif., CSCC, DSR, Zephyrus III, 19. 10. (18), Vic Moore, Alpharetta, Ga., Atl, DSR, Radical Clubspo, 19. 11. (11), Jim Rawson, Houston, Texas, Hous, DSR, ProAm Beasley, 18, n.a. 12. (19), Phil Alspach, Columbus, Ohio, OhV, DSR, TCR Ocelot 596, 18. 13. (20), Jerry Bergman, E Amherst, N.Y., WNY, DSR, Beasley B-2, 18. 14. (15), Craig Mendenhall, Abilene, Texas, WTex, DSR, Cheetah SR1, 18. 15. (3), Marc Hoover, Cameron Park, Calif., SanF, DSR, Mazda Cheetah, 17, n.a. 16. (10), Richard Colburn, Northbrook, Ill., Chi, DSR, Henteck, 16. 17. (6), David Lapham, Bronxville, N.Y., NY, DSR, Kokopelli DSR00, 10, n.a. 18. (21), Barney Powers, Lebanon, Ohio, Cinc, DSR, Bobsy SR7, 10, n.a. 19. (7), Al Beasley Sr, Willoughby, Ohio, NeOh, DSR, Beasley B-2, 9, n.a. 20. (14), James Boehm, Kirkwood, Mo., StL, DSR, BRM/AMAC, 5, n.a. 21. (9), Tom Robertson, Old Greenwich, Conn., Fla, DSR, Prince, 0, n.a.

Time of race: 28 minutes, 46.537 seconds. Average speed: 95.080 miles-per-hour Margin of victory: 13.595 seconds Fastest race lap: Al Beasley Jr, 1:26.753 (94.613 mph)

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