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WS: Carson City results 2001-09-15

USAC WESTERN SPRINT CAR RACE RESULTS: September 15, 2001 -- Carson City, Nevada - Carson Tahoe Champion Speedway QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Ryan Flynn, F1, Flynn - 12.740 2. Tony Hunt, 77, Scott - 12.740 3. Jeff Gardner, 51, Gardner - 12.800 4. Scott ...

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USAC WESTERN SPRINT CAR RACE RESULTS:
September 15, 2001 -- Carson City, Nevada - Carson Tahoe Champion Speedway

QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Ryan Flynn, F1, Flynn - 12.740
2. Tony Hunt, 77, Scott - 12.740
3. Jeff Gardner, 51, Gardner - 12.800
4. Scott Hansen, 33, Hansen - 12.890
5. Randy Mello, 25, Mello - 12.950
6. Amy Barnes, 12, Barnes - 13.020
7. Mike McCreary, 71, McCreary - 13.070
8. Tom Stansberry, 75, Stansberry - 13.090
9. Bryan Bullard, 14, Pierson - 13.120
10. Mike Ogden, 7, Ogden - 13.150
11. Bill Foland, 101, Foland - 13.150
12. Shauna Hogg, 5, Hogg - 13.170
13. Troy Cline, 11, Cline - 13.250
14. Travis Johnson, 80, McCreary - 13.270
15. Bryan Stanfill, 88, Bumgarner - 13.370
16. Damion Gardner, 20, Gardner - 13.370
17. Marc Zieske, 10z, Zieske - 13.390
18. Bryan Campbell, 8, Campbell - 13.450
19. Chuck Maddox, 23, Maddox - 13.550
20. Marc Bech, 90, Bech - 13.650
21. Kevin Urton, 21, Urton - 13.670
22. Scott Clough, 71x, Clough - 14.120
23. Jim Wilkinson, 16, Wilkinson - 14.140

FIRST HEAT:
(10 laps)
1. D.Gardner
2. Mello
3. McCreary
4. Cline
5. Flynn
6. Hansen
7. Ogden
8. Clough. NT

SECOND HEAT:
(10 laps)
1. Johnson
2. Hunt
3. Zieske
4. Stansberry
5. Foland
6. Wilkinson
7. Mello
8. Bech. NT

THIRD HEAT:
(10 laps)
1. Bullard
2. Urton
3. J.Gardner
4. Hogg
5. Stanfill
6. Barnes
7. Campbell. NT

SEMI:
(12 laps)
1. Hansen
2. Mello
3. Barnes
4. Ogden
5. Campbell
6. Wilkinson
7. Clough
8. Bech. NT

FEATURE:
(50 laps)
1. Jeff Gardner
2. Scott Hansen
3. Ryan Flynn
4. Tony Hunt
5. Amy Barnes
6. Shauna Hogg
7. Mike McCreary
8. Damion Gardner
9. Bryan Bullard
10. Randy Mello
11. Tom Stansberry
12. Marc Zieske
13. Troy Cline
14. Bill Foland
15. Chuck Maddox
16. Kevin Urton
17. Mike Ogden
18. Travis Johnson
19. Bryan Stanfill
20. Bryan Campbell. NT

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-11 Mello, Laps 12-50 J.Gardner.

WESTERN SPRINT CAR STANDINGS:
1-J.Gardner-698
2-Hunt-672
3-Flynn-554
4-Bullard-536
5-Cline-498
6-D.Gardner-492
7-McMahan-422
8-Hansen-386
9-Kevin Kierce-367
10-Shauna Hogg-361

NEXT WESTERN SPRINT CAR RACES:
September 22 - Madera, CA - Madera Speedway

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