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<pre> Rev Up Sports Drink 200 MEMPHIS, TN -- The starting line-up for Sunday's American Speed Association's $199,470 Rev Up Sports Drink 200 at the .750-mile Memphis Motorsports Park. Listed is starting position, driver, make of car and ...
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Rev Up Sports Drink 200
MEMPHIS, TN -- The starting line-up for Sunday's American Speed Association's $199,470 Rev Up Sports Drink 200 at the .750-mile Memphis Motorsports Park. Listed is starting position, driver, make of car and speed for the top 30 drivers. Season points and qualifications set the remainder of the field.
1) Johnny Sauter, Chevrolet, 118.640 mph
2) Mike Garvey, Chevrolet, 118.525 mph
3) Kevin Cywinski, Chevrolet, 117.780 mph
4) Butch Miller, Pontiac, 116.964 mph
5) Joey Clanton, Chevrolet, 116.939 mph
6) Gary St. Amant, Chevrolet, 116.661 mph
7) Brad Bennett, Chevrolet, 116.565 mph
8) Travis Kittleson, Chevrolet, 116.179 mph
9) Mike Cope, Chevrolet, 116.149 mph
10) Greg Edwards, Chevrolet, 116.089 mph
11) Greg Stewart, Pontiac, 115.875 mph
12) Mike Miller, Pontiac, 115.553 mph
13) Tim Taylor, Chevrolet, 115.325 mph
14) Scott Fraser, Chevrolet, 115.296 mph
15) Rick Beebe, Chevrolet, 115.222 mph
16) Chad Wood, Chevrolet, 115.119 mph
17) Brad Lemley, Ford, 115.050 mph
18) Mike Eddy, Chevrolet, 115.001 mph
19) Francesco Gaudesi, Chevrolet, 115.001 mph
20) Tommy Grimes, Chevrolet, 114.713 mph
21) J.C. Beattie Jr., Chevrolet, 114.674 mph
22) Matt Sielsky, Chevrolet, 114.611 mph
23) Greg Williams, Chevrolet, 114.421 mph
24) Chris Wimmer, Chevrolet, 114.416 mph
25) Ricky Bryant, Pontiac, 114.262 mph
26) Doug Stevens Jr., Chevrolet, 114.040 mph
27) Robbie Pyle, Chevrolet, 114.001 mph
28) Scott Hansen, Ford, 113.895 mph
29) Johnny Spaw, Chevrolet, 113.866 mph
30) Mark Pluer, Pontiac, 113.809 mph
31) Russ Tuttle, Pontiac
32) John Silverthorne, Chevrolet
33) Mark Cole, Pontiac
34) Craig Smith, Pontiac
35) Ryan Hemphill, Chevrolet
36) David Hole, Chevrolet
37) Mike Aiello Jr., Pontiac
38) Bobby Bowsher, Chevrolet
39) Chris Schultz, Chevrolet
40) Ed Brown, Chevrolet
41) Brandon Fagin, Chevrolet
-ASA
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