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St. Francois Raceway points 2001-09-20
FARMINGTON, Mo. -- (Sept. 19, 2001) Going into the final night of points competition at the St. Francois County Raceway in Farmington, here are you updated point standings. Sprints: Tim Montgomery is the class champion (772), Joey Montgomery ...
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FARMINGTON, Mo. -- (Sept. 19, 2001) Going into the final night of points competition at the St. Francois County Raceway in Farmington, here are you updated point standings.
Sprints: Tim Montgomery is the class champion (772), Joey Montgomery (690), Tommy Worley Jr. (660), Terry Babb (574), Rod Crabdree (540), Jay Landolt (439), Tubby Black (383), Greg Burns (344), Jason Keith (340), Bryan Mathews (306), Ted Adams (272), and Larry Dudley (270).
In the Hobby Stock class, Doug Savage is on top with 708 points followed by Kenny Harris (674), Randy Forster (630), Karl Francis (618), Jeremy Greenwalt (568), Chris Boyd (546), Billy Mayberry (534), Chuck Adams (522), Brad Mashek (406), Mickey Mosier (398), Danny Resinger (382) and Kasey Nations (372).
In the Modified class, Brent Thompson is the track champion (808 points) followed by Randy Forster (688), Mike Crader (630), Billy Smith (490), Bob Waterhouse (490), Matt Zimmerly (480), Jim Brayton Jr. (470), Adam Parmely (386), Jeremy Stevens (371), Pete Koenig (360), Kevin Gegg (352) and Tim Radford (346).
It is also the final night of points racing at the Doe Run Raceway this Friday night.
In the Mini Stock class, Bruce Boren leads with 1,072 points followed by Terry Harris (1,022), Rich Ruch (870), Tom Bequette (844), Jathon Cruse (841), Marty Boyer (837), Hill Racing (811), Chuck White (780), Keith Buckley (703), Carl Bellew (662), Chris Boyer (659) and Phil Norris (652).
In the Multis, Derek O'Dell is the track champion with 814 points followed by Todd Mecey (712), Tyler Robbins (681), Dustin Barks (623), Tom Harris (616), Casey Barnhouse (569), John Dennis (561), Todd Crabdree (507), Matt Ponder (476), Tyler Richardson (457), Eric Giessing (438) and Kent Buckley (359).
In the Super Stock Karts, Matt Dotson is the track champion with 1,137 followed by Joey Boyd (994), Sam Miller (965), Jimmy Bridgeman (872) and John Leahy (831).
In the Stock Karts it's going down to the wire. Joey Boyd (1.023), Michael Harp (1,019), Landon Barks (912), Jordan Turner (834), and Bobby Riddings (455).
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