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Vineyards Sprint Car Fall Nationals. RESULTS: Heat 1 -- Ryan Coniam, George Ely, Bill White, Rob Dietrick, Bill Coffey. Heat 2 -- Kyle Drum, Mike Woodring, Steve Dow, Ray Preston, John Karklin Jr. Heat 3 -- Bubby Kerrick, Tom Taber, Lance ...

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Vineyards Sprint Car Fall Nationals.

RESULTS:

Heat 1 -- Ryan Coniam, George Ely, Bill White, Rob Dietrick, Bill Coffey.

Heat 2 -- Kyle Drum, Mike Woodring, Steve Dow, Ray Preston, John Karklin Jr.

Heat 3 -- Bubby Kerrick, Tom Taber, Lance Yonge, Brian Dumigan, Mike Young.

Heat 4 -- Rick Wilson, Don Sharp Jr., Randy Years, Warren Alexson, Russ Bennett.

C-Main -- Tim Zimbardi, Erin Crocker, Gary Troutman, Dick Spadaro.

B-Main -- Doug Emery, Mike Stelter, George Suprick, Dan Kaszubinski.

Lane's Yamaha/Walt's Hobby Dash -- Kerrick.

Provisional Starters -- Alain Bergeron, Jeff VanDusen.

Did Not Qualify -- Bobby Podolak, Leo Yeager, Chris Muhleisen, Tim Kelly, Bobby Parrow, Heath Hehnly, Jim McCaffrey, Erin Crocker, Mike Lauterborn, Howard Singer, Bill Bailey, Dick Spadaro, Jared Zimbardi, Gary Troutman, Crash Nash, Tim Zimbardi.

A-MAIN -- BRIAN DUMIGAN, Wilson, Woodring, Coniam, White, Dow, Years, Kerrick, Bennett, Karklin Jr., Preston, Emery, Coffey, Stelter, Alexson, Young, VanDusen, Drum, Taber, Dietrick, Suprick, Bergeron, Sharp Jr., Yonge, Ely, Kaszubinski.

Lap Leaders -- Years 1-16, Dumigan 17-20.

Walt's Hobby Hard Charger -- Woodring (11 pos.) $50.
Vicomp Graphics Halfway -- Years $50.

Winner's Bonuses -- Car-Mate Trailers $50, ATL Fuel Cells $200, Extreme
Racewear $50, Hank's Performance Products $50, American Racer Tires $50,
Total Seal $50, Bicknell Racing Products $35, Hazlitt Vineyards $30,
Goodyear Tires $30, Red's Speed Shop $25, Behrent's Performance
Warehouse/Mechanix Wear $20, MRE Productions $10.

Other Bonuses:
Weld Racing Hard Luck -- Parrow $75.
Extreme Racewear -- Wilson $50, Coniam $50, White $50.
Penske Shocks -- Karklin Jr. $200.
Design 500 -- Drum $100, White $50.
Saldana Racing Products -- White $50.
Zemco Headers -- White $50.
Joe Hunt Magnets -- Ely $50.
Bailey Racing Products -- Karklin Jr. $35.
Hazlitt Vineyards -- Wilson $20, Woodring $10, Kerrick $10.
Goodyear Tires -- Wilson $20, Woodring $15.
Leaf Racewear -- Kaszubinski $25.
DMI -- Muhleisen $25.

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