WS: Weekend summary 2004-07-19
Defending USAC Valvoline Western Sprint Car Champion Michael Lewis of Noblesville, Ind. remained undefeated in the state of Washington with back-to-back feature victories this past weekend at Tenino and Monroe. Lewis won the series' ...
Defending USAC Valvoline Western Sprint Car Champion Michael Lewis of Noblesville, Ind. remained undefeated in the state of Washington with back-to-back feature victories this past weekend at Tenino and Monroe. Lewis won the series' Washington debut event at East Wenatchee last year.
Lewis and the Western Speed Racing Team ASE/Snap On Eagle/Wesmar dominated at both tracks, leading all but six of the 80 laps contested. He passed Chad Nichols on lap two at South Sound Speedway in Tenino Friday night and led the rest of the way to beat Nichols, Michael Trimble, Tony Hunt and Greg Taylor. On Saturday night, he passed Randy DuBois on lap six and set sail, leading Brian McClish, Brad Bumgarner, Hunt and DuBois to the checkered flag.
Lewis' victories left him just eight points behind series point leader Bumgarner going into this Saturday night's race at Rocky Mountain Raceways in Salt Lake City, Utah, which also afford points toward the 2004 USAC/SLVRA Port O' Call Rocky Mountain Sprint Car championship.
Mike Baisch leads the USAC/SLVRA standings going into Saturday's race. In four series starts so far this year he has a pair of seconds, a third and a fourth. A 40-lap feature is on tap at the 3/8-mile paved Salt Lake City oval where winners so far this year have been Dave Fitzgerald and defending series champion Jim Waters (twice each).
USAC VALVOLINE WESTERN SPRINT CAR SERIES STANDINGS
1.-Brad Bumgarner-340
2.-Michael Lewis-332
3.-Brian McClish-303
4.-Tony Hunt-288
5.-Michael Trimble-258
6.-Mike Murgoitio-232
7.-Greg Anderson-232
8.-Shauna Hogg-231
9.-Greg Taylor-214
10.-Tim Barber-182
USAC/SLVRA ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPRINT CAR SERIES STANDINGS
1.-Mike Baisch-269
2.-Jim Waters-264
3.-Dave Fitzgerald-258
4.-Brian Evans-217
5.-Mel Andrus-199
6.-Mike Gollinger-167
7.-Chuck Maddox-156
8.-Jeff Bergener-145
9.-Jim Campbell-137
10.-Paul Marconi-123
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