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VRA Ventura results, points 2003-05-24

Ojai, California's Greg Taylor won his third VRA Sprint Car feature of 2003 last Saturday night. Rounding out the top five were Rob Kershaw, Steve Conrad, Chris Tramel, and Point Leader Tom Stansberry. VRA SPRINT CARS VENTURA RACEWAY - VENTURA, ...

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Ojai, California's Greg Taylor won his third VRA Sprint Car feature of 2003 last Saturday night. Rounding out the top five were Rob Kershaw, Steve Conrad, Chris Tramel, and Point Leader Tom Stansberry.

VRA SPRINT CARS
VENTURA RACEWAY - VENTURA, CA
MAY 24, 2003

29 CARS

HEAT RACE 1
1. Chris Tramel, 2. Rob Kershaw, 3. Luis Espinoza, 4. Tom Stansberry, 5. Brett Butler, 6. Jim Thomson, 7. Brandon Thomson, 8. Jake Ford

HEAT RACE 2
1. Bill Welch, 2. Clark Templeman III, 3. Chris Wakim, 4. Randy McGraw, 5. Jonas Reynolds, 6. Bill Camarillo, 7. Mike Davis

HEAT RACE 3
1. Kevin Kierce, 2. Steve Conrad, 3. Josh Davis, 4. Will Perkins, 5. Guy Woodward, 6. Steve Gresham, 7. Mike Knopf

HEAT RACE 4
1. Jeremy Ellertson, 2. Greg Taylor, 3. Tony Dighera, 4. Blake Miller, 5. Shawn Kautz, 6. Steve Chulahoff, 7. Joe Henderson

B-MAIN
1. Mike Knopf, 2. Steve Chulahoff, 3. Jake Ford, 4. Bill Henderson, 5. Mike Davis, 6. Brandon Thomson, 7. Guy Woodward, 8. Jonas Reynolds, 9. Jim Thomson, 10. Steve Gresham, 11. Brett Butler, 12. Shawn Kautz,

A-MAIN (With Starting Positions)
1. Greg Taylor (1st), 2. Rob Kershaw (2nd), 3. Steve Conrad (8th), 4. Chris Tramel (5th), 5. Tom Stansberry (13th), 6. Chris Wakim (9th), 7. Luis Espinoza (11th), 8. Mike Knopf (17th), 9. Kevin Kierce (6th), 10. Will Perkins (15th), 11. Tony Dighera (12th), 12. Josh Davis (10th), 13. Randy McGraw (14th), 14. Jake Ford (19th), 15. Steve Chulahoff (18th), 16. Blake Miller (16th), 17. Joe Henderson (20th), 18. Bill Welch (4th), 19. Jeremy Ellertson (3rd), 20. Clark Templeman III (7th)

Points Standings - 5/24
1. 75T Tom Stansberry - Bakersfield, CA - 7150
2. 5K Mike Knopf - Santa Maria, CA - 7005
3. 26 Rob Kershaw - Agoura, CA - 6770
4. 7 Greg Taylor - Ojai, CA - 6740
5. 9W Chris Wakim - Simi Valley, CA - 5850
6. 09 Luis Espinoza - Woodland Hills, CA - 5520
7. 2S Kevin Kierce - Tarzana, CA - 5175
8. 77 Chris Tramel - Ventura, CA - 5095
9. 56 Steve Conrad - Aqua Dulce, CA - 5085
10. 3 Mike Davis - Oxnard, CA - 4605
11. 54 Bill Welch - Ojai, CA - 3830
12. 50 Will Perkins - Hesperia, CA - 3490
13. 49K Kyle Hancock - Ventura, CA - 3390
14. 18T Clark Templeman III - Santa Clarita, CA - 3310
15. 57X Ron DiDonato - Riverside, CA - 3235
16. 61 Cory Kruseman - Ventura, CA - 3170
17. 8 Ronnie Case - Camarillo, CA - 2870
18. 98 Jeremy Ellertson - Torrance, CA - 2680
19. 47 Tony Dighera - Thousand Oaks, CA - 2650
20. 72 Jake Ford - Camarillo, CA - 2420

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