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Speedrome Regional Midget Cars 2000-06-21

Brad Kuhn of Danville, Ind. recorded his initial USAC feature victory in Wednesday night's wild 50-lap Regional Midget Car event at the Indianapolis Speedrome. Kuhn was running second when a yellow flag waved with two laps remaining ...

Edited: Apr 15, 2002, 11:45 PM

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Brad Kuhn of Danville, Ind. recorded his initial USAC feature victory in Wednesday night's wild 50-lap Regional Midget Car event at the Indianapolis Speedrome. Kuhn was running second when a yellow flag waved with two laps remaining in the race but caught Daryl Campbell on the restart. The two tangled, however, on the final lap, but Kuhn was placed in front on the ensuing restart and led the final two laps for the win in his Infinity Products/Avon Transmission/Dugan Chevrolet VW. Cole Carter, the son of former USAC racing champion Pancho Crater, finished second ahead of Brice Kenyon, the son of 7-time USAC National Midget Champion Mel Kenyon. John Batts and David Fuhrman rounded out the "top-five" at the checkered flag. Joe Justice led the first 14 laps of the race before yielding to Campbell, who was trying to score his fourth consecutive Speedrome triumph. Heat race victories went to Kuhn and Jason Burgess. Campbell, despite failing to finish the race, maintains a 15-point lead over Kuhn in the Speedrome standings going into next Wednesday night's events, which again will be capped by a 50-lap feature.

<pre> USAC SPEEDROME REGIONAL MIDGET CAR SERIES STANDINGS

1. Daryl Campbell 1,119 2. Brad Kuhn 1,104 3. David Fuhrman 1,057 4. Rick Treadway 1,015 5. Joe Justice 980 6. Charles Bushor, Jr. 813 7. Jertry Frickman 810 8. Andy Anderson 807 9. Norm Young 805 10. John Batts 800

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