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Pikes Peak Qualifying Report

Due to the fact that the first six starters are inverted, Michael Lewis and Thomas Messeraul will share the front row starting spots in Sunday's 25-mile feature. Newman's speed of 138.990 mph fell just shy of his all-time USAC Midget Car record of ...

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Due to the fact that the first six starters are inverted, Michael Lewis and Thomas Messeraul will share the front row starting spots in Sunday's 25-mile feature. Newman's speed of 138.990 mph fell just shy of his all-time USAC Midget Car record of 139.265 set two years ago at Pikes Peak International Raceway.

USAC MCI WORLDCOM NATIONAL/WESTERN MIDGET CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS: August 28-29, 1999 -- Fountain, Colorado - Pikes Peak International Raceway

QUALIFICATIONS: (Held August 28) 1. Ryan Newman, 39, Lewis-25.901; 2. Sarah Fisher, 67, Fisher-26.091; 3. Jason Leffler, 9, Lewis-26.187; 4. A.J. Fike, 69, Fike-26.591; 5. Thomas Messeraul, 29, Tomassi-26.595; 6. Michael Lewis, 85, Lewis-26.668; 7. Dave Steele, 67x, Zarounian-26.703;8. Chuck Gurney, Jr., 74, James-26.717; 9. Brian Gerster, 16, BWB-26.723; 10. John Nervo, 21N, Nervo/Coggin-26.749; 11. Jerry Coons, Jr., 7, CED-26.758; 12. Ronnie Johncox, 8, Johncox-26.797; 13. Bobby Boone, 96, Boone-26.827; 14. Dan Drinan, 33, Drinan-26.829; 15. Andy Michner, 26, JS-26.842; 16. John Heydenreich, 62, Klatt-26.860; 17. A.J. Davis, 128, Owen-26.910; 18. Ryan Scott, 48, Scott-26.912; 19. Steve Paden, 0, Farrier-26.916; 20. Wally Pankratz, 8x, Pankratz-26.974; 21. Travis Welpott, 18, P & E-27.122; 22. Ed Carpenter, 3, TG Racing-27.152; 23. Sarah McCune, 58, McCune-27.156; 24. Clay Klepper, 17, Hartman-27.165; 25. Jay Drake, 15, Lawson-27.182; 26. Chris Shultz, 30x, Cook-27.183; 27. Shane Scully, 56x, Scully-27.522; 28. Marc DeBeaumont, 11, Sewell/DeBeaumont-27.527; 29. John Starks, 55, Starks-27.552; 30. Keith Rauch, 153, Minarik-27.720; 31. Jon Herb, 56, Nowicke-28.134; 32. Jason Lynch, 35, Lynch-30.176; 33. Rick Treadway, 88, Treadway-30.360; 34. Tony Ave, 91, Lewis-NT; 35. John Nervo, 21, Nervo/Coggin-NT; 36. #26x, JS-NT.

The 10-mile "qualifying race" and the 25-mile feature are scheduled Sunday morning.

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