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Wheatland results 2006-09-08

USAC NATIONAL SPRINT CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS: September 8, 2006 Wheatland, -- Missouri -- Lucas Oil Speedway QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Brady Bacon, 11D, Walker/Guiducci - 15.159 2. Levi Jones, 21, Stewart - 15.277 3. Dave Darland, 11, Walker/Guiducci ...

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USAC NATIONAL SPRINT CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS: September 8, 2006 Wheatland, -- Missouri -- Lucas Oil Speedway

QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Brady Bacon, 11D, Walker/Guiducci - 15.159
2. Levi Jones, 21, Stewart - 15.277
3. Dave Darland, 11, Walker/Guiducci - 15.326
4. Hunter Scheurenberg, 35s, Scheurenberg - 15.332
5. Josh Wise, 20, Stewart - 15.397
6. Jerry Coons Jr., 69, Dynamics - 15.530
7. Beau Binder, 67k, Kunz - 15.635
8. Darren Hagen, 71, Hagen - 15.706
9. Brady Short, 36, Short - 15.747
10. Scotty Weir, 22w, Weir - 15.749
11. Jesse Hockett, 75, VanKiersvilck - 15.913
12. Mat Neely, 2B, 2B Racing - 15.928
13. Bryan Clauson, 67, Kunz - 16.161
14. Adam Jones, 1A, Jones - 16.487
15. Patrick Budde, 90, Budde - 16.880
16. Rex Norris III, 63, Norris - 16.995.

FIRST HEAT: (8 laps)
1. Clauson
2. Hockett
3. Short
4. Wise
5. Darland
6. Bacon
7. Binder
8. Budde. 2:06.26

SECOND HEAT: (8 laps)
1. Weir
2. Hagen
3. Neely
4. Scheurenberg
5. Norris
6. A.Jones
7.Coons
8. L.Jones. NT

FEATURE: (30 laps)
1. Josh Wise
2. Jerry Coons Jr.
3. Hunter Scheurenberg
4. Dave Darland
5. Brady Bacon
6. Levi Jones
7. Brady Short
8. Jesse Hockett
9. Scotty Weir
10. Adam Jones
11. Beau Binder
12. Rex Norris III
13. Patrick Budde
14. Darren Hagen
15. Mat Neely
16. Bryan Clauson. NT

**Levi Jones flipped during the second heat race. Clauson flipped on the frontstretch on lap 8 of the feature and was transported to Citizens Memorial Healthcare in Bolivar, Mo. for x-rays. Neely flipped on lap 10 of the feature.

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-13 Darland, Laps 14-16 Wise, laps 17-20 Coons, Laps 21-30 Wise.

NEW NATIONAL SPRINT CAR STANDINGS: 1-Wise-1,276; 2-L.Jones-1,257; 3-Clauson-1,196; 4-Darland-1,155; 5-Neely-1,139; 6-Hagen-1,021; 7-Coons-899; 8-Weir-699; 9-Jay Drake-697; 10-Jon Stanbrough-691.

NEXT NATIONAL SPRINT CAR RACE: September 16-17 -- Newton, IA - Iowa Speedway

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