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2003 O'Reilly World of Outlaws Series Rocky Mountain National Speedway, Commerce City, CO Tuesday, August 19, Feature Program ...

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2003 O'Reilly World of Outlaws Series
Rocky Mountain National Speedway, Commerce City, CO
Tuesday, August 19, Feature Program #52

Qualifying:
1. Danny Lasoski, Stewart 20, 12.247 (single-lap record)
2. Daryn Pittman, Sher-Don Motorsports 21, 12.267
3. Joey Saldana, Saldana 17, 12.313
4. Paul McMahan, Helm 11H, 12.336
5. Tim Shaffer, Roth 83, 12.346
6. Steve Kinser, Kinser 11, 12.430
7. Donny Schatz, Schatz 15, 12.532
8. Gary Taylor, Conklin 5D, 12.508
9. Jason Meyers, Karavan Racing 7, 12.557
10. Sammy Swindell, Roth 1, 12.576
11. Brian Paulus, P and P Motorsports 28, 12.578
12. Dennis Moore Jr., Williams 0, 12.769
13. Johnny Herrera, Herrera 45X, 12.785
14. Marty Wilcox, Wilcox 3AZ, 12.812
15. Patrick Bourke, Bourke 27, 12.872
16. Nick Haygood, Haygood 1H, 12.885
17. Travis Cram, Cram 92, 12.952
18. Jason Sides, Sides Motorsports 7S, 13.016
19. Randy Hannagan, TH Racing 1X, 13.042
20. Tim Kaeding, Cowen 7T, 13.024
21. Bob Bennett, Acme Trailers 3, 13.090
22. Rich Bubak, Bubak 9X, 13.254
23. Brian Jamison, Jamison 00, 13.261
24. John Gerloff, Hanley 33, 13.334
25. Mike Dreiling, Dreiling 21D, 13.472
26. Sean Walden, Walden 97, 13.483
27. Toni Lutar, Lutar 4X, 13.543
28. Jeremy Schaeffer, Schaeffer 47, 13.927
29. Kent Conrad, Conrad 1C, 14.009
30. David Mirk, Mirk 56, 14.119
31. Mark Walinder, Quinn 6X, 14.120
32. Mike Thigpen, Thigpen 69, 14.218
33. Ian Christie, Christie 19C, 14.888
34. Bryan Gossel, Gossel 6, no time.

First Heat Race (eight laps):
1. Travis Cram
2. Jason Meyers
3. Danny Lasoski
4. Gary Taylor
5. Nick Haygood
6. John Gerloff
7. Mike Dreiling
8. Kent Conrad
9. Ian Christie
(first five qualified for the "A" Feature)

Second Heat Race (eight laps):
1. Jason Sides
2. Daryn Pittman
3. Donny Schatz
4. Sammy Swindell
5. Sean Walden
6. Patrick Bourke
7. Brian Jamison
8. David Mirk
(first five qualified for the "A" Feature)

Third Heat Race (eight laps):
1. Rich Bubak
2. Brian Paulus
3. Randy Hannagan
4. Joey Saldana
5. Steve Kinser
6. Marty Wilcox
7. Toni Lutar
8. Mark Walinder
(first five qualified for the "A" Feature)

Fourth Heat Race (eight laps):
1. Paul McMahan
2. Tim Shaffer
3. Bob Bennett
4. Johnny Herrera
5. Tim Kaeding
6. Dennis Moore Jr.
7. Jeremy Schaeffer
8. Mike Thigpen
(first five qualified for the "A" Feature)

First Dash Race (five laps):
1. Donny Schatz
2. Tim Shaffer
3. Danny Lasoski
4. Jason Meyers
5. Joey Saldana
6. Jason Sides
7. Brian Paulus
8. Nick Haygood.

Second Dash Race (five laps):
1. Steve Kinser
2. Paul McMahan
3. Daryn Pittman
4. Sammy Swindell
5. Johnny Herrera
6. Travis Cram
7. Gary Taylor
8. Randy Hannagan.

B Feature (12 laps):
1. Marty Wilcox
2. Dennis Moore Jr.
3. John Gerloff
4. Patrick Bourke
5. Toni Lutar ($200)
6. Mike Dreiling ($180)
7. Bryan Jamison ($150)
8. Jeremy Schaeffer ($120)
9. Mark Walinder ($100)
10. Mike Thigpen ($90)
11. Kent Conrad ($70)
12. David Mirk ($60)
13. Ian Christie ($60)
14. Bryan Gossel ($50)
(first four qualified for the "A" Feature)

A Feature (30 laps):
1. Donny Schatz [1] ($10,000)
2. Paul McMahan [4] ($5,500)
3. Steve Kinser [2] ($3,200)
4. Danny Lasoski [5] ($2,800)
5. Tim Shaffer [3] ($2,500)
6. Daryn Pittman [6] ($2,300)
7. Jason Meyers [7] ($2,200)
8. Travis Cram [12] ($2,100)
9. Jason Sides [11] ($2,050)
10. Johnny Herrera [10] ($2,000)
11. Sammy Swindell [8] ($1,500)
12. Tim Kaeding [20] ($1,200)
13. Randy Hannagan [16] ($1,100)
14. Brian Paulus [13] ($1,050)
15. Joey Saldana [9] ($1,000)
16. Dennis Moore Jr. [17] ($920)
17. Gary Taylor [14] ($800)
18. Patrick Bourke [19] ($820)
19. Bob Bennett [21] ($800)
20. Marty Wilcox [18] ($820)
21. Sean Walden [24] ($800)
22. Nick Haygood [15] ($800)
23. Rich Bubak [22] ($800)
24. John Gerloff [23] ($820).

Lap leader: Donny Schatz 1-30

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