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IPOWER DASH Series Hickory Motor Speedway, Newton, NC IPOWER DASH STEAK-EZE "150" Race Date: Saturday, April 10, 2004 <pre> Pos Car ...

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IPOWER DASH Series
Hickory Motor Speedway, Newton, NC
IPOWER DASH STEAK-EZE "150"
Race Date: Saturday, April 10, 2004

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Pos Car# Driver                 Car             Laps    Points  Earnings Status
1   12   Robert Huffman         Toyota          154     185     $1,500
2   24   Johnny Chapman                         154     170     $1,280
3   26   Alex Feree*            Pontiac         154     165     $1,300
4   64   Jake Hobgood           Toyota          154     165     $1,090
5    2   Scott Weaver           Pontiac         154     160     $1,040
6    4   Eric Wilson            Pontiac         154     155     $940
7   23   Danny Keaton*          Pontiac         154     146     $840
8    9   Ned Combs              Mercury         154     142     $740
9   17   Mike Watts             Pontiac         154     138     $690
10  52   Wade Day*              Ford            153     144     $940
11  37   Brandon Ward           Toyota          149     130     $590
12  10   Danny Bagwell          Pontiac         148     127     $590
13  01   Ray Paprota*           Mercury         148     124     $540
14  13   Ricky Gonzalez*        Pontiac         132     121     $400     Clutch
15  72   Mark Howard*           Pontiac         67      118     $540     Engine
16  99   Robert Bruce*          Pontiac         59      115     $490     Mech.
17  00   Kevin Williams*        Pontiac         54      112     $350     Mech.
18   6   Jason York*            Pontiac         50      109     $490     Mech.
19  75   Alan Powell                            49      106     $350     Mech.
20  11   John Mc Clurg*         Toyota          3       103     $350     Accident

*Denotes Rookie of the Year Contender

Time of Race: 1 hour 14 minutes 5 seconds Margin of Victory: .5 seconds 11 Cautions for 58 laps

6 Lead changes among 5 drivers: Weaver 1-36; Wilson 37-56; Day 57-139; Hobgood 140-142; Day 143-145; Huffman 146-154

IPOWER Pole Winner: Wade Day 15.514/84.234 mph Rookie of the Race: Alex Feree

TOP TEN IN POINTS: 1. Jake Hobgood 320 2. Danny Bagwell 317 3. Brandon Ward 300 4. Johnny Chapman 300 5. Wade Day 282 6. Jason York 274 7. Scott Weaver 269 8. Ned Combs 248 9. Robert Bruce 236 10. Mike Watts 235

TOP FIVE IN ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: 1. Wade Day 17 2. Jason York 13 3. Robert Bruce 10 3. Danny Keaton 10 3. Alex Feree 10

Next Race: Lowe's Motor Speedway, Concord, NC on Saturday, May 22, 2004

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