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16th Midget Car Results 1999-08-07
USAC 16TH STREET SPEEDWAY MIDGET CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS: August 7, 1999 -- Indianapolis, Indiana - 16th Street Speedway FIRST HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Tim Mehner ( ...
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USAC 16TH STREET SPEEDWAY MIDGET CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS: August 7, 1999 -- Indianapolis, Indiana - 16th Street Speedway
FIRST HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Tim Mehner (#65 Mehner), 2. Critter Malone (#7m Malone), 3. Roy Caruthers (#5 Caruthers), 4. Ron Smoker (#24 Parker), 5. Tony Reed (#8R Reed), 6. Randy Koch (#82 HMK), 7. David Bridges (#11 MB Racing), 8. Andy Pierce (#p Pierce), 9. Tony Beaber (#66 Beaber), 10. Jim Sawyer (#59 Sawyer). 1:43.99
SECOND HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Johnny Parsons III (#25 Parsons), 2. Rick Vaughn (#31 JTV), 3. Dennis Mann (#44 Mann), 4. Kevin Myers (#45 Myers), 5. Barry Reed (#76 Reed), 6. Steve Arnold (#33a Arnold), 7. Bruce Adkins (#23B Adkins), 8. Kerry Edwards (#4 Carlson), 9. Jimmy Drinan (#99 Drinan). NT
THIRD HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Tim Spindler (#81 Goss), 2. Jeff Dickerson (#20 Carlson), 3. Michael Lang (#94 Stebbins), 4. Alex Crimmings (#0 Crimmings), 5. Bill Baue (#44x Baue), 6. Rick Koehler (#36 Koehler), 7. Michael Bridges (#21 MB Racing), 8. Roger McCluskey, Jr. (#111 McCluskey), 9. Travis Welpott (#18 P & E), 10. Jerry McPherson (#11v McPherson). NT
FOURTH HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Jerry Zike (#97z Zike), 2. Shane Cottle (#86 Gross), 3. John Wolfe (#3m Morgan), 4. Dennis LaCava (#29 LaCava), 5. J.D. Turner (#53 Flamingo Knob), 6. Chris Coers (#22c Coers), 7. Jeff Hampton (#55 Line), 8. Mike Bymaster (#75 Griffith), 9. Joe Justice (#63 Dickerson). NT
SEMI #1: (8 laps) 1. T.Reed, 2. D.Bridges, 3. B.Reed, 4. Baue, 5. Turner, 6. Beaber, 7. Bymaster, 8. Welpott, 9. M.Bridges, 10. Hampton, 11. J.Drinan, 12. Adkins. NT
SEMI #2: (8 laps) 1. Koch, 2. Pierce, 3. Coers, 4. Koehler, 5. S.Arnold, 6. McCluskey, 7. Justice, 8. Sawyer, 9. McPherson. 1:44.49
FEATURE: (20 Laps) 1. Rick Vaughn, 2. Shane Cottle, 3. Ron Smoker, 4. Tim Spindler, 5. John Wolfe, 6. Michael Lang, 7. Johnny Parsons III, 8. Randy Koch, 9. Jerry Zike, 10. Roy Caruthers, 11. Alex Crimmings, 12. Tim Mehner, 13. Dennis LaCava, 14. Critter Malone, 15. Jeff Dickerson, 16. Kevin Myers, 17. Tony Reed, 18. Andy Pierce, 19. Dennis Mann, 20. David Bridges. NT
**Edwards flipped during the second heat. T.Reed flipped on the 12th lap of the feature.
FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-4 Mehner, Laps 5-20 Vaughn.
NEW 16TH STREET SPEEDWAY MIDGET CAR STANDINGS: 1-Smoker-161; 2-Malone-134; 3-Wolfe-108; 4-Pierce-106; 5-Steve Knepper-86; 6-Caruthers-71; 7-Vaughn-69; 8-Lang-61; 9-Jerry Coons, Jr.-53; 10-B.Reed-50.
NEXT 16TH STREET SPEEDWAY MIDGET CAR RACE: August 14
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