USAC
CRA: Tucson results 2006-09-22
USAC/CRA SPRINT CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS: September 22, 2006 -- Tucson, Arizona -- USA Race Park QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Cory Kruseman, 38, Crossno - 16.383 2. Tony Jones, 4, Alexander - 16.421 3. Casey Shuman, 12az, Massey - 16.509 4. Rip Williams, 3, ...
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USAC/CRA SPRINT CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS: September 22, 2006 -- Tucson, Arizona -- USA Race Park
QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Cory Kruseman, 38, Crossno - 16.383
2. Tony Jones, 4, Alexander - 16.421
3. Casey Shuman, 12az, Massey - 16.509
4. Rip Williams, 3, Jory - 16.577
5. Blake Miller, 94, Keller - 16.586
6. Jesse Hockett, 2az, Massey - 16.587
7. Brad Sweet, 3J, Yeley - 16.598
8. Damion Gardner, 50, Chaffin - 16.615
9. David Cardey, 59, Giardina - 16.636
10. Jeremy Sherman, 75J, Sourant - 16.830
11. Mike Leslie, 76az, Montgomery - 16.882
12. Seth Wilson, 17, Wilson - 16.884
13. Mike Spencer, 44, Engstrom - 16.989
14. Bruce St. James, 7k, St. James - 16.994
15. Charles Davis Jr., 0, Shoemaker - 16.999
16. Matt Rossi, 02, Rossi - 17.027
17. Danny Sheridan, 18, Kittle - 17.028
18. Johnny Rodriguez, 7, Preistley - 17.062
19. Chad Boespflug, 90, Gatten - 17.113
20. Chris Bonneau, 78, Bonneau - 17.128
21. Ronnie Clark, 94x, Clark - 17.313
22. R.J. Johnson, 15AZ, Martin - 17.336
23. Nadine Keller, 16, Keller - 17.447
24. Mike Martin, 57, Martin - 17.586
25. J.C. Imperial, 6, Imperial - 17.588
26. Andrew Reinbold, 19A, Reinbold - 17.631
27. Michael Trimble, 15x, CTR - 17.703
28. Josh Ford, 42, Chaney-NT
29. Ben Gregg, 22B, Gregg-NT
30. Tom Ogle, 5az, Ogle-NT
31. Evan Suggs, 33E, Suggs-NT.
FIRST HEAT: (10 laps)
1. Sheridan
2. Kruseman
3. Spencer
4. Cardey
5. Clark
6. Miller. NT
SECOND HEAT: (10 laps)
1. Johnson
2. Hockett
3. Rodriguez
4. Sherman
5. Jones
6. Reinbold
7. St. James. NT
THIRD HEAT: (10 laps)
1. Keller
2. Shuman
3. Sweet
4. Boespflug
5. Davis
6. Leslie
7. Trimble. NT
FOURTH HEAT: (10 laps)
1. Martin
2. Rossi
3. Wilson
4. Gardner
5. Ogle
6. Bonneau
7. Williams. NT
SEMI: (12 laps)
1. Jones
2. Williams
3. Miller
4. Clark
5. St. James
6. Reinbold
7. Ogle
8. Leslie
9. Davis. NT
FEATURE: (30 laps)
1. Jesse Hockett
2. Cory Kruseman
3. Casey Shuman
4. Mike Spencer
5. Blake Miller
6. Chad Boespflug
7. Seth Wilson
8. Jeremy Sherman
9. Matt Rossi
10. R.J. Johnson
11. Danny Sheridan
12. Ronnie Clark
13. Andrew Reinbold
14. Johnny Rodriguez
15. Nadine Keller
16. Brad Sweet
17. Tony Jones
18. Damion Gardner
19. Bruce St. James
20. Rip Williams
21. Mike Martin
22. David Cardey. NT
FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-2 Wilson, Laps 3-16 Hockett, Laps 17-23 Sweet, Laps 24-30 Hockett.
NEW USAC/CRA SPRINT CAR POINT STANDINGS: 1-Kruseman-1,499; 2-Gardner-1,494; 3-Jones-1,318; 4-Spencer-1,288; 5-Sheridan-1,190; 6-Williams-1,012; 7-Miller-899; 8-Cardey-864; 9-Josh Ford-845; 10-Rickie Gaunt-720.
NEXT USAC/CRA SPRINT CAR RACES: September 23 -- Phoenix, AZ -- Manzanita Speedway
-credit: usac
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