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Bloomingtom Speedway rain out 2001-05-18
BLOOMINGTON, IN (May 18, 2001) - Mike Miles and his Bloomington Speedway staff had the famous red clay oval prepared for the competition for which Bloomington Speedway is famous. However, a heavy rain fell Thursday in Bloomington; but the track ...
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BLOOMINGTON, IN (May 18, 2001) - Mike Miles and his Bloomington Speedway staff had the famous red clay oval prepared for the competition for which Bloomington Speedway is famous. However, a heavy rain fell Thursday in Bloomington; but the track seemed to be taking the rain well. Friday morning the skies threatened from time to time; but only light rain fell - rain that could easily be worked into the racing surface. It began to look as if Bloomington would miss the heavy rain that was falling in surrounding communities. However, at 2:20 in the afternoon, the skies opened up over Bloomington Speedway. In twenty minutes the track had gone from heavy and racy to standing deep in water. It was obvious that there would be no racing at Bloomington Speedway tonight.
Tonight's show was to have been Bloomington Speedway's King of Indiana Sprint Series race. Since there are no open dates between now and the series finale scheduled to be run at the Terre Haute Action Track on July 3, the race will not be rescheduled.
The next racing program at Bloomington Speedway will be held on May 25 (next Friday night) and will feature non winged sprint cars, O'Neal Wood Products Open Wheel Modifieds, and Indiana Super Stocks.
The points going into next week's race are as follows:
NON WINGED SPRINT CARS -
Kevin Thomas 67, Kevin Briscoe 64, Dave Peperak 59, Dickie Gaines 56, Josh Cunningham 55, Danny Holtsclaw 50, Jason Knoke 49, Jason Setser 49, Eric Burns 47, Jimmy Laser 47, Critter Malone 47, Derek Scheffel 47, Kevin Chambers 45, Wil Newlin 45, Joe Roush 44, Eric Roberts 41, Lennie Waltz 40, Jared Fox 39, Robbie Rice 39, Mitch Cunningham 35, James Mills 34, Jimmy Parsons 34, Jeremy Farmer 33, Marc Jessup 32, Glenn Scott 32, Craig Smith 32, J.T. Stapp 32, Tyler Waltz 32, Bill Boggs 31, Jensen Scott 31, and Aaron Mosley 30.
O'NEAL WOOD PRODUCTS OPEN WHEEL MODIFIEDS:
Matt Boknecht 116, John DeMoss 105, Adam Sasser 105, Richie Lex 102, MShelby iles 92, Gary Trammell 91, Ray Humphrey 88, Donnie Parsons 88, MJason Sims 88, Lee Hobbs 86, John Gurley 83, Roy Bruce, Jr. 81, Jesse Cramer 80, Jim Reynolds 80, Rodney Harris, Jr. 77, Brady Shot 77, Joey Baker 70, Brad Brown 70, Clint DeMoss 67, Charles Phillips 66, Warren Hopkins 62, Randy Howe 62, Jay Humphrey 62, Roy Ritter 62, Justin Hillenburg 61, Ryan Thomas 48, Mike Bowersox 45, Charles VanNess 44, Brian Yeatman 44, Carlos Bumgardner 40, Craig Conyer 39, Doug Nelson 36, Brent Payne 35, Deron Freeman 33, Tommy Welin 32, Brian Corbin 31, Dale Hobbs 31, Jack Taylor 31, and Mike Tuell 31.
TIRE & WHEEL CENTER SUPER STOCKS
Greg O'Neill 119, Terry Arthur 102, Jeremy Hines 101, Mel Bigham 100, Brad Cummings 99, Trent Niflis 95, Darin George 94, Steve Hollars 92, Michael Purtlebaugh 91, Steve Bowlen 90, Steven Hunt 83, Rick Wolsifer 81, Gerald Todd 79, Diane Grubb 78, Rick Hines 77, Chris Hillman 75, Danny Harris 62, Perry Bruce 60, Brian Campbell 50, Bob Bex 40, Matt Bex 39, Horace Lake 37, Ralph Grommer 36, Travis Todd 36, Richard Grommer 35, Bill Brown 34, Deb Friesner 34, Buddy Frye 34, Steve Tincher 33, Bubba Woods 33, Chester Bohannon 30, Steve Carpenter 30, Greg Kendall 30, Mike Jones 30, and Matthew Ross 30.
-BS
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