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WS: Rocky Mountain wrap up, Madera preview
Jimmy Wysong of Salt Lake City, Utah captured Saturday night's USAC Port-O-Call Rocky Mountain Sprint Car finale at Rocky Mountain Raceways in his hometown. The victory vaulted him into second in the final series standings. Jimmy Waters of Salt ...
Edited: Dec 21, 2009, 5:40 AM
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Jimmy Wysong of Salt Lake City, Utah captured Saturday night's USAC Port-O-Call Rocky Mountain Sprint Car finale at Rocky Mountain Raceways in his hometown. The victory vaulted him into second in the final series standings.
Jimmy Waters of Salt Lake City earned the 2003 series title with a fourth-place finish in the 40-lap feature event and ended up 46 points ahead of Wysong at season's end.
Trailing fast qualifier Wysong's Dave Gunn Temple's Maschine/Murdock Chevrolet Wysong/Chevy were defending USAC Western Sprint Car titlist Rick Hendrix, Chad Nichols, Waters and 2003 Western Sprint Car point leader Michael Lewis. The race also afforded Western Sprint Car points, boosting Lewis' series point lead to 119 points over Tony Hunt, who finished 11th at Salt Lake City.
The Western Sprint Cars join the Western Midgets and Ford Focus Midgets for this Saturday night's "Harvest Classic 150" at Madera (Calif.) Speedway. All three series have 50-lap feature events at the 1/3-mile paved oval.
USAC WESTERN SPRINT CAR SERIES STANDINGS
1. Michael Lewis 616
2. Tony Hunt 497
3. Jim Waters 480
4. Shauna Hogg 446
5. Rick Hendrix 443
6. Jeff Gardner 430
7. Brian McClish 388
8. Greg Taylor 338
9. Jason McCord 307
10. Scott Hansen 301
USAC/SLVRA PORT-O-CALL ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPRINT CAR SERIES FINAL STANDINGS
1. Jim Waters 653
2. Jim Wysong 607
3. Dave Fitzgerald 589
4. Jeff Bergener 485
5. Ryan Burdett 464
6. Bryan Shafer 400
7. Rick Pardee 391
8. Mike Baisch 316
9. Jim Campbell 313
10. Mark Bergener 288
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