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Daryl Campbell of Indianapolis, Ind. is the new point leader in the USAC Regional Midget Car Series at the Indianapolis Speedrome after his victory in Thursday night's 50-lap feature event. He had flipped his Jack's Pizza/AFCO Shocks on the opening ...
Daryl Campbell of Indianapolis, Ind. is the new point leader in the USAC Regional Midget Car Series at the Indianapolis Speedrome after his victory in Thursday night's 50-lap feature event. He had flipped his Jack's Pizza/AFCO Shocks on the opening lap of Wednesday night's main event, then came back to lead the final 27 laps of Thursday's race.
Norm Young of Franklin, Ind. captured Wednesday night's race, leading all 50 laps in his Matlock Ford/IFI Floors/Kelly Custom Home Designs/Dave's Guns & Tubs VW. John Batts, Matt Lux, Andy Anderson and Geoff McGill trailed Young to the checkered flag after a first-lap crash included flips by Campbell and Brad Kuhn.
Trailing Campbell to the checkered flag Thursday night were Rick Treadway, David Fuhrman, Kuhn and Lux. Eric Roberts led the first three laps of Thursday's race, Kuhn led the next 10 and Treadway took over for 10 before yielding to the eventual winner.
The Indianapolis Speedrome Midget Series continues with another 50-lap feature this Wednesday night.
<pre> USAC SPEEDROME REGIONAL MIDGET CAR SERIES STANDINGS
1. Daryl Campbell 639 2. David Fuhrman 618 3. Matt Lux 607 4. Brad Kuhn 599 5. Rick Treadway 581 6. Norm Young 569 7. Andy Anderson 558 8. Joe Justice 554 9. Jason Atkinson 550 10. Charles Bushor, Jr. 549
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