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Winchester Results 98-10-25
STOOPS FREIGHTLINER/USAC SPRINT CAR RACE RESULTS: October 25, 1998 - Winchester, Indiana - Winchester Speedway - 25th "Sammy Sessions Memorial" QUALIFYING: 1. Brian Tyler, 21, Booe-14.446; 2. Dave Steele, 2, Vance/Walker-14.621; 3. Tracy ...
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STOOPS FREIGHTLINER/USAC SPRINT CAR RACE RESULTS: October 25, 1998 - Winchester, Indiana - Winchester Speedway - 25th "Sammy Sessions Memorial"
QUALIFYING: 1. Brian Tyler, 21, Booe-14.446; 2. Dave Steele, 2, Vance/Walker-14.621; 3. Tracy Hines, 51, Holt-14.809; 4. Billy Puterbaugh, Jr., 7, Puterbaugh-14.922; 5. Brian Gerster, 16, BWB-14.928; 6. Derek Davidson, 62, BWB-14.945; 7. Jay Drake, 7c, CED-14.980; 8. Jason McCord, 4c, Contos-15.081; 9. Gary Fedewa, 42, Nosal-15.122; 10. Brad Armstrong, 99, Armstrong-15.125; 11. Ryan Newman, 10, Koehler-15.539; 12. Bill Tyler, 24, Tyler-15.598; 13. Van Gurley, 22, Carman-15.604; 14. Dave Darland, 69, Dynamics-15.672; 15. Mike Blake, 81, Blake-15.757; 16. Tim Cox, 40, Cox/Foreman-15.766; 17. Matt Jewell, 18, Jewell-15.874; 18. Charles Shultz, 9s, Shultz-16.115; 19. Tony Elliott, 12, Conroy-16.529; 20. Scott Hull, 48, Hull-16.626; 21. Matt Booe, 21x, Booe-16.811; 22. Kevin Feeney, 6k, Feeney-17.027; 23. Ed Kenens, 35, Kenens-17.237; 24. Jack Hewitt, 26, BWB-NT. (NOTE: Ron Koehler also in car #10)
FIRST HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Brian Tyler, 2. Armstrong, 3. Puterbaugh, 4. Cox, 5. Gurley, 6. Elliott, 7. Feeney, 8. Drake. 2:04.94
SECOND HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Newman, 2. Jewell, 3. Darland, 4. Steele,
5. McCord, 6. Gerster, 7. Kenens, 8. Hull. 2:04.14
THIRD HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Shultz, 2. Fedewa, 3. Hines, 4. Hewitt, 5.
Booe, 6. Blake, 7. Bill Tyler, 8. Davidson. 2:06.61
TRUE VALUE SEMI: (12 laps) 1. McCord, 2. Gerster, 3. Gurley, 4. Bill Tyler, 5. Elliott, 6. Hull, 7. Davidson, 8. Feeney, 9. Booe, 10. Kenens, 11. Drake. NT
FEATURE: (33 laps) 1. Dave Steele, 2. Brian Tyler, 3. Tracy Hines, 4. Brian Gerster, 5. Billy Puterbaugh, Jr., 6. Jason McCord, 7. Brad Armstrong, 8. Dave Darland, 9. Gary Fedewa, 10. Matt Jewell, 11. Tim Cox, 12. Van Gurley, 13. Derek Davidson, 14. Charles Shultz, 15. Kevin Feeney, 16. Bill Tyler, 17. Tony Elliott, 18. Ryan Newman, 19. Jack Hewitt, 20. Scott Hull. 8:21.58 **Davidson flipped at the start of the third heat.
FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-8 Gerster, Laps 9-33 Steele.
FINAL STOOPS FREIGHTLINER SPRINT CAR POINTS: 1-Elliott-1,895; 2-Kevin Thomas-1,833; 3-Davidson-1,627; 4-Darland-1,447; 5-Cox-1,389; 6-McCord-1,286; 7-J.J. Yeley-1,259; 8-Tyler-1,187; 9-Brian Hayden-1,180; 10-Hines-1,106.
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