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Bloomington Speeday standings 2002-07-07
Bloomington Speedway Points After July 5 Racing Bloomington, IN (July 7, 2002) - The Bloomington Speedway points standings following the July 5, 2002 races are as follows: Sprints (7/7/2002): 1. Justin Marvel (401) 2. Brad Marvel (368) 3.
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Bloomington Speedway Points After July 5 Racing
Bloomington, IN (July 7, 2002) - The Bloomington Speedway points standings following the July 5, 2002 races are as follows:
Sprints (7/7/2002):
1. Justin Marvel (401) 2. Brad Marvel (368) 3. Derek Scheffel (368) 4. Brian Hayden (362) 5. Kenny Carmichael (352) 6. Danny Holtsclaw (332) 7. Kevin Thomas (332) 8. Kevin Briscoe (327) 9. Kevin Chambers (323) 10. Tim Spindler (322) 11. Bobby Stines (318) 12. Jared Fox (289) 13. Kent Christian (277) 14. Eric Roberts (275) 15. Rick Hayden (273) 16. Donnie Gentry (271) 17. Brad Fox (268) 18. Dave Peperak (258) 19. Steve Rone (252) 20. Jimmy Laser (251) 21. Jim Mills (251) 22. Wil Newlin (241) 23. Mike Hunnicutt (237) 24. Kenny Lacey (235) 25. Troy Link (220) 26. Shawn Krockenberger (215) 27. Stevie Christian (200) 28. Rick Waltman (189) 29. Jeff Hartjoy (186) 30. Hud Cone (178) 31. Jason Knoke (177) 32. Kurt Gross (174) 33. Dick Gaines II (162) 34. Travis Thompson (162) 35. Chris Coers (161) 36. Jason Robbins (160) 37. Craig Smith (158) 38. Jon Stanbrough (157) 39. Eric Burns (151) 40. Kevin Miller (147) 41. Todd Chandler (131) 42. John Dick (130) 43. Lance Hayden (129) 44. Eric Shively (125) 45. Kenny Carmichael, Jr. (124) 46. Brent Fordyce (124) 47. Butch Winings (104) 48. Rick Vaughn (100) 49. Lennie Waltz (99) 50. Austin King (97) 51. Rodney Stone (96) 52. Glen Scott (95) 53. Joe Roush (94) 54. Scott Townsend (94) 55. Ryan Wunderlich (94) 56. Josh Slone (93) 57. Kyle Thomas (93) 58. A.J. Anderson (91), 59. Levi Jones (89), 60. Tony Elliott (87), 61. Cory Kruseman (87), 62. Ryan Scott (65), 63. Craig Dori (64), 64. Jerry Coons, Jr. (63), 65. Dusty Wright (62), 66. Zac Osborn (61), 67. Bobby Smith (61), 68. John Souder (61), 69. Blake Feese (49), 70. Mike Gibbs (41), 71. Jonathan Godfrey (40), 72. J.T. Stapp (40), 73. Travis Welpott (39), 74. Bobby Barger (32), 75. Alvin Brantley (32), 76. Dan Clodfelter (32), 77. Jerry Crooks (32), 78. Marc Dailey (32), 79. Terry Eup (32), 80. A.J. Felker (32), 81. Russell McCown (32), 82. Dean Ryan (32), 83. Greggie Vogel (32), 84. Kyle Wissmiller (32), 85. Mitch Wissmiller (32), 86. Troy Lowery (31), 87. Bill Baker (30), 88. Dave Darland (30), 89. Hagemier (30), 90. Mark Jessup (30), 91. Terry Pletch (30), 92. Dustin Smith (30)
O'Neal Wood Products Open Wheel Modifieds
1. Lee Hobbs (480), 2. Ray Humphrey (475), 3. Adam Sasser (463), 4. Shelby Miles (458), 5. John DeMoss (450), 6. Brady Short (428), 7. Brandon Short (428), 8. Richie Lex (426), 9. Matt Boknecht (403), 10. Clint DeMoss (403), 11. Jesse Cramer (399), 12. Rodney Harris, Jr. (386), 13. Roy Bruce, Jr. (380), 14. Matt Tiller (342), 15. Deron Freeman (313), 16. Ryan Thomas (313), 17. Joey Baker (311) 18. Jay Scott (309), 19. J.P. Hume (303), 20. Carlos Bumgardner (300), 21. Greg O'Neill (282), 22. Jay Humphrey (277), 23. Daren George (267), 24. Brent Payne (259), 25. J.P. Karpowicz (255), 26. Warren Hopkins (253), 27. Jack Taylor (217), 28. Randy Howe (215), 29. Tommy Welin (190), 30. Tom Ault (188), 31. Dan Lewellen (188), 32. Mike Phillips (188), 33. Perry Bruce (187), 34. Steve Carpenter (184), 35. Gary Hayden (161), 36. Jeremy Hines (161), 37. Andrew Davis (153), 38. Robert Smith (128), 39. Justin Hillenburg (126), 40. Greg Deckard (125), 41. Travis Fleetwood (123), 42. Don Grant (123), 43. Jason Sims (122), 44. Jim Reynolds (103), 45. Karl Rothemeier (103), 46. Brad Fleetwood (98), 47. Brian Yeatman (98), 48. Bubba Woods (97), 49. Larry Raines (95), 50. Darin Beaner (92), 51. Jamie Mann (91), 52. Gary Burton (86), 53. Dan Hamstra (82), 54. Paul Bumgardner (80), 55. Tony Roland (79). 56. Billy Peeden (75), 57. Dale Hayes (73), 58. Tim Wright (69), 59. Joe Gilbert (64), 60. Wayne Hodge (64), 61. Anthony Dayhuff (62), 62. Steve Ferguson (62), 63. Winston Howe (62), 64. Jason Mann (62), 65. Lonnie Cassity (61), 66. Joey Barrow (60), 67. Travis Gault (60), 68. Billy Reeden (60), 69. Elvin Herschberger (48), 70. Mike Bowersox (47), 71. Curtis Kniener (47), 72. Steve Ott (44), 73. J.D. Francis (42), 74. Robbie Gullin (41), 75. Steve Trabue (39), 76. Al Flick (37), 77. Brent Londeree (36), 78. Phil VanSant (34), 79. Troy Cannon (33), 80. Matt Bex (31), 81. Jeff Bland, Jr. (31), 82. Marlin Burns (31), 83. Zach Carney (31), 84. Curtis DuBois (31), 85. Albert Gardner (31), 86. Bill Gasway (31), 87. Nelson Gingery (31), 88. John Gurley (31), 89. Brad Heady (31), 90. Eddie Lake (31), 91. Wes McClara (31), 92. Greg Pittman (31), 93. Carl Poser (31), 94. Gary Ricketts (31), 95. Brad Robinson (31), 96. Travis Shoulders (31), 97 James Tumey (31), 98. Bobby Davis (30), 99. Stephen Fultz (30), 100. Todd Gilpin (30). 101. David Godsey (30), 102. Troy Jarvis (30), 103. Doug Nelson (30), 104. Billy Pegelin (30), 105. Bob Robinson (30), 106. Chris Smallwood (30)
Tire & Wheel Center Super Stocks (7/7/2002):
1. Greg Kendall (493) 2. Ralph Groomer (451) 3. Zach Carney (444), 4. Danny Harris (442) 5. Trent Niflis (439), 6. Chris Hilliman (432), 7. Chris Deweese (391) 8. Steve Hollars (391) 9. Ben DuBois (376), 10. Mike Jones (358), 11. Jack Frye (341), 12. Jeremy Pennington (338), 13. Mel Bigham (333), 14. Kim Blevins (324), 15. Jason Clark (322), 16. Jeremy Stierwalt (313), 17. Travis Todd (309), 18. Michael Purtlebaugh (275), 19. Terry Arthur (273), 20. Rick Wolsifer (254), 21. Steve Bowlen (253), 22. David Lawson (247), 23. Gerald Todd (243), 24. Buddy Frye (242), 25. Deb Friesner (226), 26. Bill Hobbs (223), 27. Gary Arthur (220), 28. Kyle Edwards (215), 29. Michael Vest (213), 30. Rob Dodd (211), 31. Tom Plotz (211), 32. Marty Cooper (209), 33. Brian Campbelll (205), 34. Lee Hobbs (176), 35. Barry Gerkin (166), 36. John Bartlett (154), 37. Mike Cawood (153), 38. Rick Hines (149), 39. Joe Whisler (127), 40. Jerry Adams (126), 41. Brad Cummings (116), 42. Barry Geokon (90), 43. Greg Miller (74), 44. C.J. Allen (68), 45. Reece Booker (64), 46. Aaron Fellers (64), 47. Austin Bex (62), 48. Jason Combs (62), 49. Tom Tankersley (61), 50. Todd Gilpin (60), 51. Dan McCullough (56), 52. Jason Hehman (45), 53. Kris Starks (45), 54. Joe Jeffries (44), 55. Steve Morre (32), 56. Joey Baker (31), 57. Lenny Fulkerson (31), 58. Tye Raymer (31), 59. Mike Bealty (30), 60. C.J. Bryan (30), 61. Troy Clark (30), 62. Eric Hale (30), 63. Bill Moore (30), 64. Dennis Morgan (30), 65. Matt Ross (30), 66. Harry Shepherd III (30), 67. Doug Stroud (30)
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