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Bloominton Speedway Standings 2002-07-26

BLOOMINGTON, IN (July 28, 2002) - The Bloomington Speedway points leaders following the July 26, 2002 races are as follows: Sprints (7/26/2002): 1. Derek Scheffel (489) 2. Justin Marvel (473) 3. Brian Hayden (450) 4. Kevin Briscoe (448) 5.

Published: Aug 1, 2002, 10:40 AM

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BLOOMINGTON, IN (July 28, 2002) - The Bloomington Speedway points leaders following the July 26, 2002 races are as follows:

Sprints (7/26/2002):

1. Derek Scheffel (489) 2. Justin Marvel (473) 3. Brian Hayden (450) 4. Kevin Briscoe (448) 5. Kenny Carmichael (419) 6. Brad Marvel (416) 7. Tim Spindler (405) 8. Danny Holtsclaw (404) 9. Kevin Chambers (401) 10. Bobby Stines (395) 11. Kevin Thomas (390) 12. Jared Fox (383) 13. Eric Roberts (362) 14. Brad Fox (360) 15. Rick Hayden (356) 16. Dave Peperak (328) 17. Mike Hunnicutt (323) 18. Jim Mills (315) 19. Kent Christian (313) 20. Jimmy Laser (290) 21. Steve Rone (286) 22. Donnie Gentry (271) 23. Shawn Krockenberger (246) 24. Wil Newlin (241) 25. Eric Burns (239)

O'Neal Wood Products Open Wheel Modifieds (7/26/2002):

1. Lee Hobbs (629), 2. Matt Boknecht (626), 3. Ray Humphrey (625), 4. John DeMoss (609), 5. Shelby Miles (594), 6. Brandon Short (557), 7. Brady Short (549), 8. Richie Lex (543), 9. Clint DeMoss (507), 10. Rodney Harris, Jr. (507), 11. Roy Bruce, Jr. (483), 12. Jesse Cramer (481), 13. Adam Sasser (463), 14. Matt Tiller (459), 15. Ryan Thomas (450), 16. Carlos Bumgardner (434), 17. Deron Freeman (416) 18. Joey Baker (408), 19. J.P. Karpowicz (381), 20. Greg O'Neill (334), 21. J.P. Hume (333), 22. Jay Scott (309), 23. Jack Taylor (296), 24. Brent Payne (290), 25. Jay Humphrey (277)

Tire & Wheel Center Super Stocks (7/26/2002):

1. Greg Kendall (605) 2. Ralph Groomer (549) 3. Danny Harris (542), 4. Zach Carney (538) 5. Trent Niflis (534), 6. Chris Hilliman (524), 7. Chris Deweese (473) 8. Steve Hollars (472) 9. Ben DuBois (463), 10. Jack Frye (442), 11. Mike Jones (433), 12. Mel Bigham (428), 13. Jeremy Pennington (412), 14. Jeremy Stierwalt (389), 15. Jason Clark (386), 16. Michael Purtlebaugh (355), 17. Travis Todd (340), 18. Kim Blevins (324), 19. Terry Arthur (322), 20. Kyle Edwards (310), 21. David Lawson (308), 22. Lee Hobbs (296), 23. Brian Campbell (294), 24. Deb Friesner (290), 25. Gary Arthur (284)

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