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2004 World of Outlaws Sprint Series NGK Spark Plugs Shootout Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track, Fort Worth, TX Saturday, April 3, Feature Program ...

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2004 World of Outlaws Sprint Series
NGK Spark Plugs Shootout
Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track, Fort Worth, TX
Saturday, April 3, Feature Program #6

Qualifying:
1. Kerry Madsen, Vermeer 55, 14.000
2. Jason Meyers, Elite Racing 14, 14.003
3. Jason Sides, Sides Motorsports 7S, 14.016
4. Shane Stewart, Chilcutt 4M, 14.038
5. Tyler Walker, Forbrook 4.067
6. Kraig Kinser, Kinser 11K, 14.084
7. Brooke Tatnell, Grandstaff 66, 14.100
8. Brian Paulus, Pender 28, 14.103
9. Joey Saldana, Cox 50D, 14.117
10. Erin Crocker, Woodring 16, 14.131
11. Jonathan Allard, Wright 35, 14.150
12. Steve Kinser, Kinser 11, 14.152
13. Randy Hanngan, TH Racing 1X, 14.166
14. Dean Jacobs, Woodward 2, 14.175
15. Toni Lutar, Lutar 4X, 14.190
16. Blake Mallory, Mallory 6M, 14.246
17. Brandon Wimmer, Two Winners 7TW, 14.247
18. Daryn Pittman, Woodburn 21, 14.268
19. Craig Dollansky, Karavan 7, 14.362
20. Aaron Berryhill, Fast Forward Racing 97, 14.419
21. Donny Schatz, Schatz 15, 14.442
22. Paul McMahan, Helm 11H, 14.516
23. Danny Lasoski, Stewart 20, 14.654
24. Tim Shaffer, Roth 83, 14.694
25. Brian Brown, Parsons 6, 14.764
26. Sammy Swindell, Veilhauer 12X, 14.830
27. Jason Solwold, K&M Motorsports 18, 15.112
28. Cody Branchcomb, Branchcomb 94, 15.116
29. Travis Rilat, Threat 29, 15.119
30. Brian Carlson, Carlson 18C, 15.461.

First Heat Race
(eight laps):
1. Daryn Pittman
2. Steve Kinser
3. Randy Hannagan
4. Brooke Tatnell
5. Kraig Kinser
6. Paul McMahan
7. Craig Dollansky
8. Brian Brown
9. Kerry Madsen
10. Cody Branchcomb
    (first six qualified for the "A" Feature)

Second Heat Race
(eight laps):
1. Brian Paulus
2. Jason Meyers
3. Tyler Walker
4. Sammy Swindell
5. Danny Lasoski
6. Travis Rilat
7. Aaron Berryhill
8. Jonathan Allard
9. Brandon Wimmer
10. Dean Jacobs
    (first six qualified for the "A" Feature)

Third Heat Race
(eight laps):
1. Toni Lutar
2. Donny Schatz
3. Joey Saldana
4. Jason Sides
5. Tim Shaffer
6. Shane Stewart
7. Erin Crocker
8. Blake Mallory
9. Jason Solwold
10. Brian Carlson
    (first six qualified for the "A" Feature)

First Dash Race
(five laps):
1. Brian Paulus
2. Kraig Kinser
3. Shane Stewart
4. Jason Meyers
5. Steve Kinser
6. Donny Schatz
7. Danny Lasoski
8. Toni Lutar
    (finish determined the inside starting positions in the first eight rows in the "A" Feature lineup)

Second Dash Race
(five laps):
1. Brooke Tatnell
2. Joey Saldana
3. Tyler Walker
4. Daryn Pittman
5. Jason Sides
6. Paul McMahan
7. Tim Shaffer
8. Randy Hannagan
    (finish determined the outside starting positions in the first eight rows in the "A" Feature lineup)

B Feature
(12 laps):
1. Craig Dollansky
2. Jonathan Allard
3. Kerry Madsen
4. Aaron Berryhill
5. Erin Crocker
6. Dean Jacobs
7. Brandon Wimmer ($200)
8. Brian Brown ($180)
9. Blake Mallory ($150)
10. Jason Solwold ($120)
11. Cody Branchcomb ($100)
12. Brian Carlson ($90)
    (first six qualified for the "A" Feature)

A Feature
(30 laps):
1. Brian Paulus [1] ($10,000)
2. Kraig Kinser [3] ($5,500)
3. Jason Meyers [7] ($3,200)
4. Shane Stewart [5] ($2,800)
5. Steve Kinser [9] ($2,500)
6. Jason Sides [10] ($2,300)
7. Daryn Pittman [8] ($2,200)
8. Paul McMahan [12] ($2,100)
9. Tim Shaffer [14] ($2,050)
10. Joey Saldana [4] ($2,000)
11. Sammy Swindell [23] ($1,500)
12. Kerry Madsen [17] ($1,220)
13. Travis Rilat [24] ($1,100)
14. Danny Lasoski [13] ($1,050)
15. Donny Schatz [11] ($1,000)
16. Aaron Berryhill [22] ($920)
17. Randy Hannagan [16] ($800)
18. Jonathan Allard [19] ($820)
19. Dean Jacobs [20] ($820)
20. Erin Crocker [18] ($820)
21. Toni Lutar [15] ($800)
22. Brooke Tatnell [2] ($800)
23. Craig Dollansky [21] ($820)
24. Tyler Walker [6] ($800).

Lap leaders: Kraig Kinser 1-27, Brian Paulus 28-30

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