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Revised Standings after Nine rounds

<pre> Revised Speedvision Touring Car Point Standings After Nine Rounds Ps Driver, Car Points 1 Pierre Kleinubing, Acura Integra R 234 2 Neal Sapp, BMW 325is 184 3 ...

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Revised Speedvision Touring Car Point Standings After Nine Rounds Ps Driver, Car Points 1 Pierre Kleinubing, Acura Integra R 234 2 Neal Sapp, BMW 325is 184 3 Steve Pfeffer, BMW 328is 181 4 Don Salama, BMW 328is 178 5 Hugh Plumb, Acura Integra R 172 6 Ken Dobson, BMW 328Ci 172 7 Will Turner, BMW 328is 159 8 Terry McCarthy, BMW 328is 147 9 Roger Foo(R), Honda Civic Si 123 10 Taz Harvey, Honda Civic Si 121 11 Mike Fitzgerald, Acura Integra R 99 12 Rob Hines(R), BMW 328is 90 13 Alfred duPont, BMW 328is 83 14 Bill Auberlen(R), BMW 325i 77 15 David Leslie(R), Mazda 626 77 16 Carlos Steyer(R), Acura Integra R 74 17 Shauna Marinus, Mazda ProtegeES 73 18 Mike Buzzetti(R), Acura Integra R 63 19 Paul Bonaccorsi(R), Mazda ProtegeES 56 20 Drew Hagestad, VW Jetta 55 21 Chuck Hemmingson, Mazda ProtegeES 52 22 Jeff Altenburg, BMW 328is 44 23 Grant Lockwood, Mazda ProtegeES 39 24 Charles Espenlaub(R), Mazda ProtegeES 34 25 Ken Payson(R), Mazda ProtegeES 32 26 Mark Kirberg(R), BMW 328is 31 27 John Green, Acura Integra R 27 28 Mark Hein(R), Acura Integra R 26 29 Manny Matz, BMW 328is 25 30 Ed Schairbaum, Nissan 240 SX 24 31 Peter Tonelli(R), BMW 328Ci 23 32 Ron Newell(R), BMW 325is 22 33 Walter Markes_Jr., BMW 328i 22 34 Stephan Baztrzycki(R), Honda Prelude 21 35 Rudy Vajdak(R), Honda PreludeSH 20 36 Paul Orwicz(R), BMW 325is 18 37 Alex Juhasz(R), BMW 325is 17 38 Tom Olivier(R), Acura Integra R 16 39 Hugh Stewart, VW Jetta 16 40 Fred Pignataro, BMW 328is 16 41 David Rosenblum, Mazda ProtegeES 15 42 Matthew Sklarz(R), BMW 328is 14 43 Fred Meyer, Acura Integra R 12 44 Paul Lambert(R), Audi A4 Quattro 11 45 Kevin Schrantz, Mazda 626 11 46 Nick Vitucci(R), Acura Integra R 11 47 Albert Mirko, Mazda 626 10 48 David Wall(R), BMW 328i 10 49 Laurence Oliva(R), BMW 325is 9 50 A.J. Ashley, BMW 328 8 51 Thomas Gaffney(R), BMW 328is 7 52 Stephane Trahan, VW New Beetle 6 53 Neil Vanni(R), Honda Civic Si 4 54 Tom Stewart(R), Honda Civic Si 5 55 Peter Miller(R), Honda Civic 3 56 Mark German(R), Mazda ProdegeES 3 57 Phil Parlato(R), BMW 325is 2 58 Tony Lisa(R), Mazda ProtegeES 1 59 Jonathan Meris(R), Acura Integra 1 60 Peter Bovenberg(R), Honda Civic Si 1

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