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<pre> Mark Brooks Memorial Hooters 250 from Myrtle Beach Speedway on Saturday, October 23, 2001. Fin. Start Pos. Pos. Driver Laps Winnings Remarks 1 2 Hal Goodson 254 $11,250 ...
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<pre> Mark Brooks Memorial Hooters 250 from Myrtle Beach Speedway on Saturday, October 23, 2001.
Fin. Start Pos. Pos. Driver Laps Winnings Remarks 1 2 Hal Goodson 254 $11,250 Running 2 5 Bobby Gill 254 $5,000 Running 3 1 Shane Huffman 254 $5,000 Running 4 7 John Kinder 254 $3,200 Running 5 11 Derrick Kelley 254 $2,600 Running 6 27 Jeff Agnew 254 $2,650 Running 7 19 Brian Vickers 254 $2,200 Running 8 14 Jay Fogleman 254 $2,000 Running 9 28 Lee Tissot 254 $1,900 Running 10 8 Toby Robertson 254 $2,800 Running 11 6 Steve Christian 254 $1,700 Running 12 29 Mart Nesbitt 254 $1,600 Running 13 4 Chris Gordon 254 $1,550 Running 14 3 Jason Sarvis 254 $1,500 Running 15 20 Kevin Sasser 253 $1,450 Running 16 30 Mardy Lindley 253 $1,400 Running 17 38 Dave Houpt 253 $1,350 Running 18 35 Jon Kerley 252 $1,300 Running 19 26 Jabe Jones 252 $1,250 Running 20 39 Bobby Gegetskas 252 $1,200 Running 21 37 Richard Hampton 250 $1,150 Running 22 9 Charlie Ford 249 $1,150 Running 23 40 Chad Beahr 248 $1,150 Running 24 16 Bill Plemons, Jr. 248 $1,150 Accident 25 31 Tim Bainey, Jr. 248 $1,150 Running 26 24 Jason McLellan 247 $1,100 Running 27 33 Mike Laughlin, Jr. 237 $1,100 Mechanical 28 18 Stacy Puryear 236 $1,100 Accident 29 17 Daniel Johnson 236 $1,100 Accident 30 22 Joe Harrison, Jr. 224 $1,100 Accident 31 23 Regan Smith 221 $1,050 Mechanical 32 34 Lonnie Rush 204 $1,050 Mechanical 33 15 Mario Gosselin 183 $1,050 Mechanical 34 12 Chad Mullis 174 $1,050 Mechanical 35 13 Kertus Davis 139 $1,050 Mechanical 36 21 Dale Delozier 119 $1,000 Accident 37 36 Donnie Hill 82 $1,000 Mechanical 38 32 Jeremiah Kuntz 54 $1,000 Accident 39 10 Mike Herman, Jr. 20 $1,000 Mechanical 40 25 Glenn Sullivan 8 $1,000 Mechanical
Lance Snacks Pole Award - Shane Huffman ($1,000) Lucas Oil Products Halfway Leader Award - hal Goodson ($1,000) W.J. Plemons Investments Hard Charger Award - Jeff Agnew & Dave Houpt ($500) Miller Lite Rookie of the Race - Toby Robertson ($1,000) Number of cautions - (10) Time of Race (2:22:47) Green Flag Average Speed - 92.489 Margin of Win - .9 sec. Lap Leaders - 1-126 Hal Goodson; 127-131 Steven Christian; 132-136 Jay Fogleman; 137-151 Christian; 152-210 Shane Huffman; 211-254 Goodson.
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