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DRAKE-YELEY-HINES WAR CONTINUES AT TERRE HAUTE!

Jay Drake, J.J. Yeley and Tracy Hines are separated by only two points for
the 2003 Earl's Plumbing USAC Sprint Car Qualifying Championship entering
this Saturday night's "Harvest Sprint Classic" at the Terre Haute (Ind.)
Action Track. Drake and Yeley are tied, with Hines two points in arrears.
Only two races remain on the 2003 USAC National Sprint Car calendar.

Hines raked in 15 Earl's points in National Midget competition last week,
posting the fastest qualifying time at Indianapolis Raceway Park Saturday
and second fastest at Terre Haute, Ind. Thursday. Jerry Coons, Jr. was
Thursday's fastest Terre Haute qualifier. Hines' lead in the Earl's Plumbing
National Midget Fast Qualifier standings stands at 16 over Yeley.

Earl's points this week will also be distributed at USAC Western Sprint and
Midget Car races Saturday at the Irwindale (Calif.) Speedway.

This year, each USAC National and Western Series qualifying champion will
receive a $5,000 bonus from Earl's in recognition of their accomplishment.
Points are earned at each USAC event based on an international system
awarding the top-six qualifiers with points in the following scale: 1st-9.
2nd-6, 3rd-4, 4th-3, 5th-2, 6th-1.

The current Earl's Plumbing Fast Qualifier standings for each series are as
follows:

Weld Racing Silver Crown: 1-J.J. Yeley-72; 2-Dave Steele-44; 3-Tracy
Hines-28; 4-Dave Darland-21; 5-Jay Drake-15.
National Sprint Car: 1-Jay Drake & J.J. Yeley-120; 3-Tracy Hines-118;
4-Boston Reid-53; 5-Jon Stanbrough-26.
National Midget Car: 1-Tracy Hines-100; 2-J.J. Yeley-84; 3-Bobby East-74;
4-Jay Drake-29; 5-Dave Steele-24.
Western Sprint Car: 1-Tony Hunt-53; 2-Rick Hendrix-43; 3-Michael Lewis-41;
4-Jeff Gardner-22; 5-Jim Waters-15.
Western Midget Car: 1-J.J. Yeley-37; 2-Josh Wise-33; 3-Bobby East-22;
4-Steve Paden-19; 5-Dave Steele-18.

MARTZ TAKES LAKEVILLE 30-LAPPER

Tate Martz of Rushville, Ind. caught Trenton Darland on the 24th lap of
Saturday night's 30-lap Indiana Ford Focus Midget Car feature at Lakeville
(Ohio) Speedway and led the rest of the way for the victory.

Martz was trailed at the checkered flag by Jordan Noblitt, Darland, Ryan
Litt and Robbie Parish. Friday night's prelims were postponed to Saturday
due to rain. Darland led the first 23 laps of Saturday's race before
yielding to Martz, who posted his third win of the season in his Immke Auto
Group/Keith Kunz Motorsports machine.

Robbie Ray of Davenport, Iowa, extended his series point lead to 157 points
over runner-up Darland with only the October 11-12 event at the Anderson
(Ind.) Speedway currently remaining on the 2003 calendar. Ray was 11th in
Saturday night's race at Lakeville.

USAC INDIANA FORD FOCUS MIDGET SERIES STANDINGS

1. Robbie Ray 938
2. Trenton Darland 781
3. Tate Martz 773
4. Rya Litt 740
5. Derek Crasi 691
6. Brice Kenyon 660
7. Jim Mills 644
8. Mike Palmer 497
9. Samantha Weakley 460
10. Jeffrey Mayer 432

HUNSAKER LEADS FOCUSES TO IRWINDALE SATURDAY

Todd Hunsaker of Chino Hills, Calif. enters this Saturday night's USAC
"tripleheader" at the Irwindale (Calif.) Speedway with a 112-point lead in
the South standings and with only 72 points available he is assured of
maintaining the lead after the race.

The defending USAC California Ford Focus Midget Car Champion has posted the
fastest qualifying time in both previous 2003 Irwindale outings and he
finished second in April and fourth in June.

Ryan Kaplan and Josh Lakatos are split by only nine points in their battle
for second in points. Lakatos won the June race and Kaplan had a third at
the 1/3-mile oval in April.

A 20-lap feature on the 1/3-mile pavement accompanies USAC Western Sprint
Car and Western Midget Car racing on the 1/2-mile in the "tripleheader" event.

USAC CALIFORNIA FORD FOCUS MIDGET CAR SERIES STANDINGS

SOUTH SERIES
1. Todd Hunsaker 833
2. Ryan Kaplan 721
3. Josh Lakatos 712
4. Bobby McGowan 685
5. Bradley Galedrige 637

NORTH SERIES
1. Josh Lakatos 507
2. Garratt Boyden 503
3. Ryan Kaplan 460
4. Bradley Galedrige 399
5. Todd Hunsaker 379

WESTERN MIDGET POINT BATTLE HEATS UP
AS SERIES VISITS IRWINDALE SPEEDWAY SATURDAY

Californians Steve Paden of Downey, Josh Wise of Riverside and Jerome
Rodela of El Monte are gearing up for this weekend's USAC "tripleheader" at
the Irwindale (Calif.) Speedway. Each has his sights set on the 2003 USAC
Western Midget championship, with only 59 points separating the trio and 72
available at Irwindale.

None of the three were among the top-six in the two 25-lap races at
Irwindale in April, but Wise has a pair of Western wins at Bakersfield to
his credit this year, in addition to his spectacular win in the "Belleville
Midget Nationals" at Belleville, Kans. Ironically, Bakersfield was the site
of Paden and Rodela's best finishes yet this season as well, seconds for both.

A 30-lap feature awaits the Western Midget Cars Saturday on Irwindale's
1/2-mile paved oval, while the Western Sprint Cars will compete on the 1/2
and the USAC California Ford Focus Midget Cars will race on the 1/3-mile.

Tracy Hines and Michael Lewis were the feature winners when the USAC
Midgets competed at Irwindale in April.

None of the top three in Western Midget points have ever won the title.
Paden was seventh in 2001, Wise was second in 2001 and Rodela was third last
year.

Ironically, the point-leading trio are all former series "Most Improved
Driver" award winners. Paden and Wise shared the award in 2001 and Rodela
was last year's recipient.

USAC WESTERN MIDGET CAR SERIES STANDINGS

1. Steve Paden 438
2. Josh Wise 393
3. Jerome Rodela 379
4. J.J. Yeley 334
5. Bobby East 329
6. Johnny Rodriguez 296
7. A.J. Fike 285
8. Tracy Hines 274
9. Van Knill 270
10. Wally Pankratz 270

IRWINDALE NEXT AS LEWIS SEEKS 1ST USAC TITLE

Michael Lewis of Noblesville, Ind. returns to the site of one of his
greatest victories this Saturday night as the USAC Western Sprint Cars
compete as part of a "tripleheader" program at the Irwindale (Calif.) Speedway.

Lewis won last November's "Turkey Night Grand Prix" Midget classic at
Irwindale but Saturday's event will mark his Irwindale Sprint Car debut. He
has four wins so far in the 2003 Western Sprint Car series and only once in
a dozen starts has he finished worse than seventh!

He leads 2001 Western Sprint Car Champion Tony Hunt by 96 points with 72
available at Irwindale. Hunt is coming off his second victory of the season,
at Madera, Calif. Sept. 20, and hopes to close the gap with a victory Saturday.

A 30-lap feature event is slated on the track's 1/2-mile oval, in
conjunction with the USAC Western Midget Cars and USAC California Ford Focus
Midget Cars. The Midgets will also compete on the 1/2-mile, while the
Focuses will compete on the 1/3-mile.

Lewis also won a 25-lap USAC National/Western Midget Car race at Irwindale
in April, halting Tracy Hines' bid for a $50,000 cash bonus for a sweep of
the "Mopar Twin 25s Irwindale."

USAC WESTERN SPRINT CAR SERIES STANDINGS

1. Michael Lewis 658
2. Tony Hunt 562
3. Rick Hendrix 506
4. Jim Waters 499
5. Shauna Hogg 491
6. Jeff Gardner 447
7. Brian McClish 401
8. Greg Taylor 377
9. Jason McCord 361
10. Scott Hansen 322

DARLAND TAKES 52ND "HUT HUNDRED"
AARON FIKE, STEELE SPLIT "MOPAR TWIN 25s INDIANAPOLIS"

Dave Darland, Aaron Fike and Dave Steele posted USAC Midget Car feature
victories last weekend but J.J. Yeley and Tracy Hines continue to lead the
series standings in quest of USAC "Triple Crown" status.

Darland, of Lincoln, Ind., won Thursday night's twice-postponed 52nd
Clabber Girl "Hut Hundred" at the Terre Haute (Ind.) Action Track, leading
the final 25 laps after passing teammate Yeley on lap 76. Trailing Darland's
ASE/Ford Beast/Pink Ford at the checkered flag were Yeley, Bobby East, Mike
Hess and Boston Reid. Hines finished 17th in the 100-lap race.

Aaron Fike of Galesburg, Ind. passed Yeley on the 12th lap of Saturday
night's 25-lap "Mopar Twin 25s Indianapolis" USAC National Midget Car race
at Indianapolis Raceway Park and led the rest of the way in his McGladrey &
Pullen/Azer Clinic Beast/Pink Ford. Yeley finished second after leading the
first 11 laps, with East third, A.J. Fike fourth and Jay Drake fifth.

In the second "special event" 25-lapper, which offered no National points,
Aaron Fike started dead last (24th) with a chance to claim a $50,000 cash
bonus from ARP for a victory. He finished sixth after a spirited charge.
Dave Steele of Tampa, Fla., who claimed the $50,000 cash bonus last year for
sweeping the IRP twins, won the 25-lap "special event" over Hines, Cole
Carter, East and Yeley. Carter led three laps and Teddy Beach four before
yielding to Steele and his Mopar/Finish Line Towing Beast/Mopar.

Jerry Coons, Jr. posted the fastest qualifying time at Terre Haute
Thursday, while Hines was Saturday's fastest IRP qualifier after rains
forced an IRP postponement on Friday.

The 2003 USAC National Midget Car Series resumes October 18 with the "Indy
Midget 200" at Big Daddy's South Boston Speedway in South Boston, Va.

Yeley and Hines each need a National Midget title to complete the USAC
"Triple Crown," since both have previously won the USAC Weld Racing Silver
Crown and USAC National Sprint Car Series championships. A total of 75
points separate them going into the South Boston race.

USAC NATIONAL MIDGET CAR SERIES STANDINGS

1. J.J. Yeley 1,327
2. Tracy Hines 1,252
3. Bobby East 1,242
4. Jay Drake 1,047
5. A.J. Fike 1,009
6. Teddy Beach 799
7. Dave Darland 753
8. Aaron Fike 741
9. Tom Hessert 586
10. Ryan Durst 541

DRAKE-HINES 2ND-PLACE POINT RACE
SPICES SATURDAY'S "FALL HARVEST CLASSIC" AT TERRE HAUTE

Jay Drake of Val Verde, Calif. and Tracy Hines of New Castle, Ind. are
separated by a single point in their battle for the runner-up position in
the 2003 USAC National Sprint Car standings going into this Saturday night's
"Fall Harvest Classic" at the Terre Haute (Ind.) Action Track. The 2003
series concludes Wednesday night, October 8 at The Dirt Track at Lowe's
Motor Speedway in Charlotte, N.C.

Drake and Hines each have three career Sprint Car wins at Terre Haute.
Tracy won the July 26 Valvoline "Indiana Sprint Week" feature, while Drake
hasn't won at the 1/2-mile dirt track since his record-tying 2000 season.

J.J. Yeley, who leads the 2003 USAC National Sprint Car Series on his way
to a second series championship, has six career Terre Haute wins on his
resume, including three of the last four Sprint Car outings.

Saturday night's events gets under way with practice at 5:30 pm and
qualifying at 6:30. The first race is at 7:30. Drivers will be aiming at
Yeley's track record of 19.329 seconds, set in May.

USAC NATIONAL SPRINT CAR SERIES STANDINGS

1. J.J. Yeley 1,806
2. Jay Drake 1,499
3. Tracy Hines 1,498
4. Bud Kaeding 1,226
5. Boston Reid 1,082
6. Cory Kruseman 1,002
7. Levi Jones 963
8. Dave Darland 787
9. Jon Stanbrough 743
10. Brian Tyler 687

SCHUMACHER WINS U.S. GRAND PRIX, NEARS 6TH WORLD TITLE

Michael Schumacher of Germany recorded an impressive victory in Sunday's
73-lap United States Grand Prix at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, leading
36 laps in his Ferrari, including the final 25!

He now stands on the threshold of a record sixth Formula 1 World Driving
Championship and could pocket that in the series finale October 12 at the
Suzuka Circuit in Japan.

Schumacher started seventh in Sunday's race behind pole winner Kimi
Raikkonen of Finland but when rain fell on the circuit in the early laps
Schumacher raced to the front of the pack, taking the initial lead from
Raikkonen on lap 19. Following pit stops during which Mark Webber and David
Coulthard led laps, Jenson Button assumed command of the race for 15 laps
until Schumacher stormed through the field again to take the lead on lap 38.
He yielded for one lap on lap 48 to Heinz-Harald Frentzen while in the pits
for his final stop but proceeded to lead the final 25 laps and finished with
an 18-second cushion over Raikkonen.

The United States Auto Club, as it has since the inaugural U.S. Grand Prix
at IMS in 2000, again served as the host nation organizing club for the
event, assisting IMS President/CEO Tony George in the conducting of the
race. Officials from around the world operated under the supervision of USAC
Chairman Johnny Capels, USAC Race Director Bob Pierson and FIA Chief
Technical Delegate Charlie Whiting.

Trailing Schumacher's Ferrari and Raikkonen's McLaren-Mercedes at the
finish of the 73-lap race were Heinz-Harald Frentzen of Germany in a
Sauber-Petronas, Jarno Trulli of Italy in a Renault, Nick Heidfeld of
Germany in a Sauber-Petronas, Juan Pablo Montoya of Colombia in a
Williams-BMW, Giancarlo Fisichella of Italy in a Jordan-Ford, Justin Wilson
of Great Britain in a Jaguar-Cosworth, Cristiano da Matta of Brazil in a
Toyota and Jos Verstappen of the Netherlands in a Minardi-Cosworth.

Indianapolis 500 winner Jacques Villeneuve failed to finish the 73-lap
race, retiring on lap 66.

Official Finish - United States Grand Prix
Indianapolis Motor Speedway - September 28, 2003

Pos. Driver Car
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1. Michael Schumacher/Ferrari
2. Kimi Raikkonen/McLaren-Mercedes
3. Heinz-Harald Frentzen/Sauber-Petronas
4. Jarno Trulli/Renault
5. Nick Heidfeld/Sauber-Petronas
6. Juan Pablo Montoya/Williams-BMW
7. Giancarlo Fisichella/Jordan-Ford
8. Justin Wilson/Jaguar-Cosworth
9. Cristiano da Matta/Toyota
10. Jos Verstappen/Minardi-Cosworth
11. Nicolas Kiesa/Minardi-Cosworth
12. Jacques Villeneuve/BAR-Honda
13. Ralph Firman/Jordan-Ford
14. David Coulthard/McLaren-Mercedes
15. Fernando Alonso/Renault
16. Jenson Button/BAR-Honda
17. Olivier Panis/Toyota
18. Mark Webber/Jaguar-Cosworth
19. Ralf Schumacher/Williams-BMW
20. Rubens Barrichello/Ferrari

LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-18 Raikkonen, Lap 19 M.Schumacher, Laps 20-21 Webber,
Lap 22 Coulthard, Laps 23-37 Button, Laps 38-47 M.Schumacher, Lap 48
Frentzen, Laps 49-73 M.Schumacher.

USAC NATIONAL MIDGET CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS:

September 27, 2003 - Indianapolis, Indiana - Indianapolis Raceway Park - "Mopar Twin 25s Indianapolis"

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Tracy Hines, 11, Wilke-Pak-20.992; 2. Bobby East, 19,
Lewis-21.111; 3. A.J. Fike, 69, RFMS-21.175; 4. Ron Gregory, 22,
Irvin-21.224; 5. J.J. Yeley, 9, Lewis-21.301; 6. Aaron Fike, 32,
RFMS-21.349; 7. Cole Carter, 7, Carter-21.417; 8. Dave Steele, 29,
Tomassi-21.431; 9. Dave Darland, 8, Guardian-21.470; 10. Aaron Pierce, 95,
Covington-21.527; 11. Billy Wease, 112, Wease-21.538; 12. Tom Hessert, 5,
Hessert-21.554; 13. Drew Pollock, 64x, Pollock-21.629; 14. Jay Drake, 71,
Stewart/Kunz-21.634; 15. Justin Overfelt, 78, Zephyr-21.645; 16. Travis
Miniea, 28, Owen-21.657; 17. Ryan Dolan, 59, Dolan-21.661; 18. Johnny
Rodriguez, 30, Rodriguez-21.717; 19. Aaron Pollock, 64, Pollock-21.806; 20.
Doug Cross, 41, Griffith-21.841; 21. Howie Bumpus, 21, Berrio-21.931; 22.
Teddy Beach, 125, Beach-22.008; 23. Mike Heiss, 00, Heiss-22.014; 24. Dane
Carter, 17, Hartman-22.060; 25. Ryan Durst, 51, Durst-22.071; 26. Bud
Kaeding, 57, TST-22.121; 27. Adam Schuyler, 35, Gardner-22.469; 28. Adam
Nuetzel, 12x, Peterson-22.491; 29. A.J. Felker, 55x, Line-22.507; 30. Travis
Roberts, 55, Winteregreen-22.542; 31. Eric Gordon, 24, Parker-22.654; 32.
Brad Paris, 36, Paris-22.893; 33. Joey Poliszczuk, 8x, Poliszczuk-23.000;
34. Courtney Kirts, 81, Kirts-23.331; 35. Jessica Iannuzzi, 52,
Iannuzzi-23.422; 36. Bobby Guess, 99, Guess-24.278; 37. Dan Drinan, 133,
Drinan-NT; 38. #91, Lewis-NT.

DASH: (8 laps) 1. Yeley, 2. Aaron Fike, 3. Hines, 4. Gregory, 5. A.J. Fike,
6. Steele, 7. C.Carter, 8. East. 2:50.42

QUALIFYING RACE #1: (15 laps) 1. Wease, 2. Darland, 3. D.Pollock, 4. Dolan,
5. Overfelt, 6. Heiss, 7. Durst, 8. Bumpus, 9. A.Pollock, 10. Felker, 11.
Schuyler, 12. Poliszczuk, 13. Iannuzzi, 14. Gordon. 5:2769
QUALIFYING RACE #2: (15 laps) 1. Beach, 2. Pierce, 3. Drake, 4. Rodriguez,
5. Hessert, 6. Kaeding, 7. Miniea, 8. Cross, 9. Roberts, 10. Guess, 11.
D.Carter, 12. Nuetzel, 13. Paris,

FEATURE #1: (25 laps) 1. Aaron Fike, 2. J.J. Yeley, 3. Bobby East, 4. A.J.
Fike, 5. Jay Drake, 6. Dave Darland, 7. Dave Steele, 8. Teddy Beach, 9. Ryan
Durst, 10. Cole Carter, 11. Tracy Hines, 12. Billy Wease, 13. Tom Hessert,
14. Bud Kaeding, 15. Travis Miniea, 16. Howie Bumpus, 17. Justin Overfelt,
18. Johnny Rodriguez, 19. Drew Pollock, 20. Doug Cross, 21. Mike Heiss, 22.
Aaron Pierce, 23. Ryan Dolan, 24. Ron Gregory. NT

SPECIAL EVENT FEATURE #2: (25 laps - No National Points) 1. Dave Steele, 2.
Tracy Hines, 3. Cole Carter, 4. Bobby East, 5. J.J. Yeley, 6. Aaron Fike, 7.
Teddy Beach, 8. Ryan Durst, 9. A.J. Fike, 10. Jay Drake, 11. Billy Wease,
12. Dave Darland, 13. Howie Bumpus, 14. Tom Hessert, 15. Mike Heiss, 16.
Johnny Rodriguez, 17. Justin Overfelt, 18. Doug Cross, 19. A.J. Felker, 20.
Drew Pollock, 21. Bud Kaeding, 22. Travis Roberts, 23. Ryan Dolan, 24. Aaron
Pollock. NT
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**Guess flipped during the second "qualifying" race.

FEATURE #1 LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-11 Yeley, Laps 12-25 Aaron Fike.
FEATURE #2 LAP LEADERS: Lap 1 Carter, Laps 2-5 Beach, Laps 6-7 Carter, Laps
8-25 Steele.

NEW NATIONAL MIDGET CAR STANDINGS: 1-Yeley-1,327; 2-Hines-1,252;
3-East-1,242; 4-Drake-1,047; 5-A.J. Fike-1,009; 6-Beach-799; 7-Darland-753;
8-Aaron Fike-741; 9-Hessert-586; 10-Durst-541.

NEXT NATIONAL MIDGET CAR RACE: October 18 - South Boston, VA - Big Daddy's
South Boston Speedway

USAC INDIANA FORD FOCUS MIDGET CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS:

September 27, 2003 - Lakeville, Ohio - Lakeville Speedway

FIRST HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Jim Mills (#45 Mills), 2. Ryan Litt (#07 Litt), 3.
Alex Coonan (#94 Coonan), 4. Patrick Bruns, (#2 Steele), 5. Samantha Weakley
(#12 3-K), 6. Brian Moates (#66 3-K), 7. Brice Kenyon (#61 3-K). NT

SECOND HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Robbie Ray (#3 Ray), 2. Tate Martz (#32 Martz), 3.
Trenton Darland (#9 Darland), 4. Jordan Noblitt (#20 Toad), 5. Jeffrey Mayer
(#46 Mayer), 6. Derek Crasi (#21 Immke), 7. Robbie Parish (#63 Norris).

FEATURE: (30 laps) 1. Tate Martz, 2. Jordan Noblitt, 3. Trenton Darland, 4.
Ryan Litt, 5. Robbie Parish, 6. Patrick Bruns, 7. Jim Mills, 8. Brice
Kenyon, 9. Samantha Weakley, 10. Alex Coonan, 11. Robbie Ray, 12. Jeffrey
Mayer, 13. Brian Moates, 14. Derek Crasi. NT
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FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-23 Darland, Laps 24-30 Martz.

NEW INDIANA FORD FOCUS MIDGET CAR SERIES STANDINGS: 1-Ray-938;
2-Darland-781; 3-Martz-773; 4-Litt-740; 5-Crasi-691; 6-Kenyon-660;
7-Mills-644; 8-Mike Palmer-497; 9-Weakley-460; 10-Mayer-432.

NEXT INDIANA FORD FOCUS MIDGET CAR SERIES RACE: October 11-12 - Anderson
(IN) Speedway

NOTE: Friday prelims rained out Sept. 26.

IRP MIDGETS POSTPONED TO SATURDAY

Friday night's Mopar Tiwn 25s Indianapolis USAC Midget event at Indianapolis
Raceway Park has been postponed by rain. The event will be held Saturday
night, September 27, with gates open at 3 pm, practice at 4 pm and
qualifying at 5:10 pm.

A $50,000 cash bonus has been posted by ARP for any driver who can sweep
both 25-lap features, with the winner of the first feature starting dead
last in the second.

USAC NATIONAL MIDGET CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS:

September 25, 2003 - Terre Haute, Indiana - Terre Haute Action Track - 52nd Clabber Girl "Hut Hundred"
- Presented by the Terre Haute Convention & Visitors Bureau

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Jerry Coons, Jr., 11c, Kunz-20.315; 2. Tracy Hines, 11,
Wilke-Pak-20.631; 3. J.J. Yeley, 9, Lewis-20.672; 4. Bobby East, 4,
Klatt-20.722; 5. Jay Drake, 71, Stewart/Kunz-20.728; 6. Johnny Rodriguez,
30, Rodriguez-20.787; 7. Cole Carter, 85, Hollingsworth-20.815; 8. Boston
Reid, 71x, Kunz-20.832; 9. Don Droud, Jr., 62, Klatt-20.834; 10. Dave
Darland, 19, Lewis-20.849; 11. Mike Hess, 51x, Hess-20.917; 12. Aaron Fike,
32, RFMS-20.919; 13. Brad Kuhn, 20, Kuhn-20.958; 14. Brian Gerster, 94,
Stebbins/Davis-21.019; 15. Ted Hines, 84, Van Craft-21.087; 16. Tony
Elliott, 32x, Nelson-21.146; 17. Tom Hessert, 5, Hessert-21.211; 18. Ryan
Durst, 51, Durst-21.225; 19. Don Trent, 18, Trent-21.257; 20. Shane
Hollingsworth, 24, Parker-21.268; 21. Davey Ray, 5R, Wilke-Pak-21.285; 22.
A.J. Felker, 37, Felker-21.287; 23. Steve Barth, 14, Barth-21.295; 24. Teddy
Beach, 125, Beach-21.299; 25. Ray Bull, 22m, Mega-21.351; 26. A.J. Fike, 69,
RFMS-21.359; 27. Marc Dailey, 2m, Mega-21.388; 28. Ed Stimely, Jr., 6,
Yetter-21.425; 29. Billy Wease, 112, Wease-21.428; 30. Rik Forbes, 95,
Forbes-21.439; 31. Chris Deshon, 51D, Faith-21.577; 32. Mike Heiss, 00,
Heiss-21.653; 33. John Heydenreich, 1x, Miller-21.690; 34. A.J. Anderson,
5x, Sears-21.878; 35. Paul Farrell, 21, Farrell-21.887; 36. Michelle Miller,
4x, Miller-21.919; 37. Tracy Miller, 3, Miller-22.008; 38. Travis Roberts,
55, Wintergreen-22.017; 39. Chad Davenport, 43, Davenport-22.044; 40. Robbie
Parish, 63N, Norris-22.087; 41. Bob Shreffler, 21s, Shreffler-23.075; 42.
Corey Weyant, 99, Weyant-NT; 43. en Dull, 56, Dull-NT; 44. Cory Kruseman,
2k, HMK-NT; 45. Cole Carter, 7, Carter-NT.

QUALIFYING RACE #1: (10 laps) 1. Aaron Fike, 2. Darland, 3. Elliott, 4.
Hollingsworth, 5. Durst, 6. Beach, 7. A.J. Fike, 8. Felker, 9. Anderson, 10.
Forbes, 11. Parish, 12. Heiss, 13. M.Miller, 14. Stimely, 15. Roberts, 16.
Gerster. 3:31.67

QUALIFYING RACE #2: (10 laps) 1. Hess, 2. Kuhn, 3. Hessert, 4. Ray, 5. Ted
Hines, 6. Heydenreich, 7. Bull, 8. Wease, 9. Barth, 10. Dailey, 11. Deshon,
12. Farrell, 13. Davenport, 14. T.Miller, 15. Dull, 16. Shreffler, 17. Trent. NT

FEATURE: (100 laps) 1. Dave Darland, 2. J.J. Yeley, 3. Bobby East, 4. Mike
Hess, 5. Boston Reid, 6. Aaron Fike, 7. Teddy Beach, 8. Paul Farrell, 9.
Marc Dailey, 10. Ryan Durst, 11. Ray Bull, 12. Chris Deshon, 13. Ted Hines,
14. A.J. Fike, 15. Shane Hollingsworth, 16. A.J. Felker, 17. Tracy Hines,
18. Brad Kuhn, 19. Cole Carter, 20. Robbie Parish, 21. Tony Elliott, 22. Tom
Hessert, 23. John Heydenreich, 24. Don Droud, Jr., 25. Johnny Rodriguez, 26.
Jerry Coons, Jr., 27. Rik Forbes, 28. A.J. Anderson, 29. Billy Wease, 30.
Steve Barth, 31. Jay Drake, 32. Davey Ray, 33. Mike Heiss. NT
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**Kruseman flipped during qualifying. Trent flipped during the second
qualifying race.

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-75 Yeley, Laps 76-100 Darland.

NEW NATIONAL MIDGET CAR STANDINGS: 1-Yeley-1,268; 2-Hines-1,215;
3-East-1,183; 4-Drake-999; 5-A.J. Fike-954; 6-Beach-760; 7-Darland-708;
8-Aaron Fike-680; 9-Hessert-559; 10-Durst-505.

NEXT NATIONAL MIDGET CAR RACE: September 26 - Indianapolis (IN) Raceway Park
- "Mopar Twin 25s Indianapolis"

HENDRIX NOW 2ND IN EARL'S WESTERN SPRINT RANKINGS

Rick Hendrix of Canoga Park, Calif. bolted to second in the new Earl's
Plumbing Western Sprint Car qualifying standings with his fast qualifying
time Saturday at Madera, Calif. He now trails Tony Hunt, winner of
Saturday's Madera Western Sprint race, by 10 points in the Earl's points.

Michael Lewis, leading the USAC Western Sprint points, posted the fastest
Western Midget qualifying time at Madera Saturday as the Western Midget
Earl's standings saw no change in the "top-five."

Earl's points this week will be distributed at USAC National Midget Car
races Thursday and Friday nights in Indiana. The 52nd Clabber Girl "Hut
Hundred" runs Thursday night at the Terre Haute Action Track and the Mopar
"Indianapolis Twin 25s" are scheduled Friday night at Indianapolis Raceway Park.

This year, each USAC National and Western Series qualifying champion will
receive a $5,000 bonus from Earl's in recognition of their accomplishment.
Points are earned at each USAC event based on an international system
awarding the top-six qualifiers with points in the following scale: 1st-9.
2nd-6, 3rd-4, 4th-3, 5th-2, 6th-1.

The current Earl's Plumbing Fast Qualifier standings for each series are as
follows:

Weld Racing Silver Crown: 1-J.J. Yeley-72; 2-Dave Steele-44; 3-Tracy
Hines-28; 4-Dave Darland-21; 5-Jay Drake-15.
National Sprint Car: 1-Jay Drake & J.J. Yeley-120; 3-Tracy Hines-118;
4-Boston Reid-53; 5-Jon Stanbrough-26.
National Midget Car: 1-Tracy Hines-85; 2-J.J. Yeley-78; 3-Bobby East-65;
4-Jay Drake-27; 5-Dave Steele-24.
Western Sprint Car: 1-Tony Hunt-53; 2-Rick Hendrix-43; 3-Michael Lewis-41;
4-Jeff Gardner-22; 5-Jim Waters-15.
Western Midget Car: 1-J.J. Yeley-37; 2-Josh Wise-33; 3-Bobby East-22;
4-Steve Paden-19; 5-Dave Steele-18.

RAY TAKES GAS CITY FEATURE, HEADS FOR LAKEVILLE

Robbie Ray of Davenport, Iowa extended his lead in the USAC Indiana Ford
Focus Midget Car Series with Friday night's 20-lap feature victory at the
Gas City I-69 Speedway.

Ray continues his search for his initial USAC title in this weekend's
Indiana Ford Focus Midget Car event at the Lakeville (Ohio) Speedway. A
20-lap feature event is slated Saturday night after prelims Friday and
Saturday at the 3/8-mile dirt oval.

Ray and his Ray Racing Beast led all 20 laps to beat J.R. Armstrong, Ryan
Litt, Trenton Darland and Derek Crasi. Darland's finish left him with a
15-point lead over Tate Martz in their battle for second in the standings
going into the penultimate event of the season. Martz finished 14th at Gas City.

USAC INDIANA FORD FOCUS MIDGET SERIES STANDINGS

1. Robbie Ray 901
2. Trenton Darland 723
3. Tate Martz 708
4. Ryan Litt 684
5. Derek Crasi 665
6. Brice Kenyon 621
7. Jim Mills 596
8. Mike Palmer 497
9. Samantha Weakley 422
10. Jeffrey Mayer 401

LAKATOS TOPS 50-LAP MADERA FOCUS FEATURE

Josh Lakatos of Pasadena, Calif. is the new USAC California Ford Focus
Midget Car North Series point leader after his 50-lap feature victory in
Saturday night's 32nd "Harvest Classic 150" program at the Madera (Calif.)
Speedway.

Lakatos grabbed the lead at the drop of the green flag in his Matco
Tools/Race Truck Trends Beast and led all the way to beat Chris Rahe, Todd
Hunsaker, Bobby McGowan and Garratt Boyden to the checkered flag. The win
left Lakatos with a four-point lead over Boyden in the new North standings.

Hunsaker's finish helped him maintain the lead in the South standings going
into an October 4 race at the Irwindale (Calif.) Speedway. He leads Ryan
Kaplan, who finished ninth at Madera, by 112 points.

Thomas Meseraull posted Saturday's fastest qualifying time but finished
15th in the 50-lap race.

USAC CALIFORNIA FORD FOCUS MIDGET CAR SERIES STANDINGS

SOUTH SERIES
1. Todd Hunsaker 833
2. Ryan Kaplan 721
3. Josh Lakatos 712
4. Bobby McGowan 685
5. Bradley Galedrige 637

NORTH SERIES
1. Josh Lakatos 507
2. Garratt Boyden 503
3. Ryan Kaplan 460
4. Bradley Galedrige 399
5. Todd Hunsaker 379

LEWIS WINS MADERA MIDGET, PADEN KEEPS POINT LEAD

USAC Western Sprint Car point leader Michael Lewis of Noblesville, Ind. won
Saturday night's 50-lap 32nd "Harvest Classic 150" USAC/BCRA Western Midget
Car race at Madera (Calif.) Speedway. He caught Marc DeBeaumont on lap 10
and led the rest of the way to beat Johnny Rodriguez, Jerome Rodela,
DeBeaumont and Pete Davis.

Lewis and his Team ASE/Western Speed Racing Beast/Pink Ford posted the
fastest qualifying time of 13.96 seconds and Floyd Alvis won the "last
chance" race which preceded the 50-lap feature on the 1/3-mile paved oval.
DeBeaumont, USAC's 1999 Western Midget Car Champion, led the first nine laps
before yielding to Lewis.

USAC Western Midget Car Series point leader Steve Paden finished eighth in
the 50-lapper, one position ahead of Josh Wise, who trails him by 45 points
in the new series standings going into an October 4 race at the Irwindale
(Calif.) Speedway.

USAC WESTERN MIDGET CAR SERIES STANDINGS

1. Steve Paden 438
2. Josh Wise 393
3. Jerome Rodela 379
4. J.J. Yeley 334
5. Bobby East 329
6. Johnny Rodriguez 296
7. A.J. Fike 285
8. Tracy Hines 274
9. Van Knill 270
10. Wally Pankratz 270

HUNT TAKES MADERA'S "HARVEST CLASSIC 150" SPRINT

Tony Hunt of Fair Oaks, Calif. captured Saturday night's 50-lap USAC
Western Sprint Car race at the Madera (Calif.) Speedway. The victory in the
32nd "Harvest Classic 150" event bolstered Hunt's second-place ranking, now
trailing series point leader Michael Lewis by 96 points going into an
October 4 race at Irwindale, Calif.

Hunt tracked down race leader Lonnie Adamson on lap eight and never looked
back as he led the final 43 laps in his Western Speed & Fuel/Torco Oil
Eagle/Chevy. Rick Hendrix finished second ahead of Jason McCord, Brad
Bumgarner and Chad Nichols, while Adamson slipped to ninth after leading the
first seven laps. The win was only the second this season for Hunt, whose
previous victory came in July at Boise, Idaho.

Lewis finished seventh in the 50-lapper and continues to pursue his initial
USAC racing championship. A 40-lap feature event tops the Irwindale program
on October 4.

Brian McClish won Saturday night's "last chance" race.

USAC WESTERN SPRINT CAR SERIES STANDINGS

1. Michael Lewis 658
2. Tony Hunt 562
3. Rick Hendrix 506
4. Jim Waters 499
5. Shauna Hogg 491
6. Jeff Gardner 447
7. Brian McClish 401
8. Greg Taylor 377
9. Jason McCord 361
10. Scott Hansen 322

MOPAR "INDIANAPOLIS TWIN 25s" AT IRP FRIDAY OFFERS $50 G BONUS
52ND "HUT HUNDRED" THURSDAY AT TERRE HAUTE

The USAC National Midget Car Series faces two of its biggest events of the
season in Indiana this week, with races in Terre Haute Thursday night and
Indianapolis Friday night.

The tradition-rich 52nd Clabber Girl "Hut Hundred" is scheduled Thursday
night at the 1/2-mile dirt Terre Haute Action Track, while the prize-money
rich Mopar "Indianapolis Twin 25s" are slated Friday night at the .686-mile
paved Indianapolis Raceway Park oval.

The "Hut Hundred" was rained out in June and returns for its 52nd running
Thursday, with a 100-lap feature event on tap. Mike Hess of Petersburg, Ill.
is the defending champion of the event presented by the Terre Haute
Convention and Visitors Bureau which gets under way with practice at 5:30
pm. Qualifying starts at 6:30 and the first of two scheduled 10-lap
"qualifying races" starts at 7:30. The 100-lap feature event features a
33-car, three-abreast starting field!

Friday night's Mopar "Indianapolis Twin 25s" at IRP could earn one driver
prize money totaling more than $60,000, which includes a $50,000 bonus from
Automotive Racing Products for victories in both 25-lap features. Last year
Dave Steele captured both IRP races and claimed more than $62,000 in total
prizes! Additional prize money at IRP this year includes lap prizes and
combined point rankings from Racer Magazine.

The IRP program calls for practice at 4 pm, qualifying at 5:10 and a
six-lap "dash" at 7. Two 12-lap "qualifying races" will also precede the two
25-lap features. The first "25" affords National points, while the second
"25," in which the first feature winner is required to start dead last, is
considered a "special event" and affords no National points.

The Terre Haute and IRP events will be pivotal in the 2003 USAC National
Midget Car Championship battle, with three drivers battling for the prize.
J.J. Yeley, the leader, and runner-up Tracy Hines have added incentive, with
the championship putting a lid on the career USAC "Triple Crown." Yeley and
Hines each own a USAC Silver Crown and Sprint Car title but neither has a
Midget title yet. Third-ranking Bobby East is seeking his initial USAC
championship and trails Yeley by only 81 points, with 132 available this
week. Yeley leads Hines by only 16 going into Thursday night's Terre Haute
classic.

USAC NATIONAL MIDGET CAR SERIES STANDINGS

1. J.J. Yeley 1,207
2. Tracy Hines 1,191
3. Bobby East 1,126
4. Jay Drake 984
5. A.J. Fike 929
6. Teddy Beach 718
7. Dave Darland 648
8. Aaron Fike 635
9. Tom Hessert 546
10. Ryan Durst 472

"WILD CHILD" TAKES MOPAR MILLION SPRINT AT ELDORA
HAUDENSCHILD EARNS $200,000, SMITH $125,000, GAINES $100,000!

Jac "Wild Child" Haudenschild of Wooster, Ohio won Saturday night's "Mopar
Million Sprint at Eldora," the highest-paying sprint car race of all time,
at the Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio. The victory in the Million-dollar
event earned Haudenschild and his Larry Woodworth team an all-time Sprint
Car record $200,100 paycheck!

Driving the Larry Woodward Race to Hawaii.com Maxim, Haudenschild started
sixth and was fourth by lap three. He passed Rob Chaney for third on lap
eight and got by Russ Gamester for second on lap 22. On lap 29 he caught the
outside cushion exiting turn two and shot past Dickie Gaines for the lead
and was never again headed, leading the final 12 laps for the historic win.

Dean Jacobs led the first 19 laps after starting fourth but Gaines, coming
from 15th starting spot, took over the lead on lap 20. He led until
Haudenschild made his winning move nine laps later.

Stevie Smith of New Oxford, Pa. came from eighth starting spot to take
second at the checkered flag and earned $125,000, while Gaines, of Mitchell,
Ind., slipped to third at the finish to claim a $100,000 paycheck.

"This one means a lot," Haudenschild said. "Being a non-winged race, it was
neat to run with these guys. I haven't run a lot with these guys a lot over
the last few years. We definitely wanted to win this race, so this is great."

Rounding out the "top-10" on the 1/2-mile dirt track were J.J. Yeley of
Phoenix, Ariz., Rob Chaney of Wooster, Ohio, Bill Rose of Plainfield, Ind.,
Dean Jacobs of Wooster, Ohio, Tracy Hines of New Castle, Ind., Jonathan
Vennard of Vincennes, Ind. and Russ Gamester of Peru, Ind.

The race drew an all-time USAC record 138 entries and Hines posted Friday
night's fastest qualifying time of 15.918 seconds. Hines flipped during the
first heat race but his crew was able to repair his car in time for
Saturday's 40-lap finale.

Heat race winners included Kevin Huntley, Critter Malone, Stevie Smith,
Rose, Haudenschild, Vennard, Jacobs, Chaney, Gamester and Brad Noffsinger.
Brad Marvel won Saturday's F-Main, while Jimmy Laser won the E-Main, Troy
Cline won the D-Main, Boston Reid won the C-Main and Brian Tyler won the B-Main.

USAC's National Sprint Car Series resumes October 4 with the "Fall Harvest
Classic" at the Terre Haute (Ind.) Action Track and concludes October 8 with
the "Charlotte Dirt-Track Doubleheader" at The Dirt Track at Lowe's Motor
Speedway in Charlotte, N.C.

USAC WESTERN MIDGET CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS:

September 20, 2003 - Madera, California - Madera Speedway - "Harvest Classic 150" (Co-Sanctioned by BCRA)

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Michael Lewis, 40, Western Speed-13.96; 2. Jerome
Rodela, 25, Rodela-14.16; 3. Johnny Rodriguez, 30, Roedriguez-14.16; 4. Van
Knill, 43, Knill-14.24; 5. Wally Pankratz, 8, Pankratz-14.26; 6. Marc
DeBeaumont, 11D, DeBeaumont-14.29; 7. Josh Wise, 94, Wise-14.29; 8. Travis
Johnson, 80, Johnson-14.32; 9. Glenn Carson, 26, Bock-14.33; 10. Stuart
Birkinbine, 02, Birkinbine-14.41; 11. Gary Dickenson, 8x, Dickenson-14.46;
12. Garrett Hansen, 76, Hansen-14.48; 13. Travis Berryhill, 11B,
Berryhill-14.50; 14. Steve Paden, 0, Farrier-14.50; 15. Thomas Meseraull,
33, Ferria-14.52; 16. Floyd Alvis, 18, Alvis-14.64; 17. Dan Gundo, 6,
Gundo-14.69; 18. Pete Davis, 00, Davis-14.70; 19. Dallen McKenney, 88,
McKenney-14.78; 20. John Sarale, 32, Sarale-14.83; 21. Cliff Servetti, 83,
Servetti-14.83; 22. Cameron Beard, 84, Beard-14.92; 23. Carly Lawrence, 112,
Lawrence-15.32; 24. Anthony Astone, 2, Astone-15.47; 25. Mike O'Hare, 60,
O'Hare-16.18; 26. Steve Roza, 20, Roza-16.37; 27. Lee Yetter, 22, Yetter-16.50.

LAST CHANCE RACE: (10 laps) 1. Alvis, 2. Sarale, 3. Meseraull, 4. Davis, 5.
Gundo, 6. Beard, 7. McKenney, 8. Servetti, 9. Lawrence, 10. Roza, 11.
Astone, 12. O'Hare. NT

FEATURE: (50 Laps) 1. Michael Lewis, 2. Johnny Rodriguez, 3. Jerome Rodela,
4. Marc DeBeaumont, 5. Pete Davis, 6. Stuart Birkinbine, 7. Van Knill, 8.
Steve Paden, 9. Josh Wise, 10. Garrett Hansen, 11. Thomas Meseraull, 12.
Glenn Carson, 13. Wally Pankratz, 14. Travis Berryhill, 15. Gary Dickenson,
16. Floyd Alvis, 17. Cameron Beard, 18. Cliff Servetti, 19. Travis Johnson,
20. Dallen McKenney, 21. John Sarale, 22. Dan Gundo. 19:58.09
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FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-9 DeBeaumont, Laps 10-50 Lewis.

NEW WESTERN MIDGET CAR STANDINGS: 1-Paden-438; 2-Wise-393; 3-Rodela-379;
4-J.J. Yeley-334; 5-Bobby East-329; 6-Rodriguez-296; 7-A.J. Fike-285;
8-Tracy Hines-274; 9-Knill-270; 10-Pankratz-270.

NEXT WESTERN MIDGET CAR RACE: October 4 - Irwindale (CA) Speedway

USAC CALIFORNIA FORD FOCUS (North/South) MIDGET CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS:

September 20, 2003 - Madera, California - Madera Speedway - "Harvest Classic
150"

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Thomas Meseraull, 38, Meseraull-14.780; 2. Ryan Pace,
14, Pace-14.990; 3. Randi Pankratz, 32, Pankratz-15.000; 4. Chris Rahe, 31,
Rahe-15.010; 5. Garratt Boyden, 8B, Boyden-15.060; 6. Josh Lakatos, 4,
Lakatos-15.070; 7. Ryan Kaplan, 27, Kaplan-15.100; 8. Eric Pace, 28,
Pace-15.110; 9. Todd Hunsake, 16, Hunsaker-15.110; 10. Steve Davis, 77,
Davis-15.310; 11. Stephen Graves, 86, Graves-15.320; 12. Bradley Galedrige,
19, Galedrige-15.360; 13. Bobby McGowan, 15, McGowan-15.430; 14. Heather
Davis, 44, Davis-15.590; 15. James Miller, Jr., 48, Miller-15.830; 16. James
Miller, Sr., 3, McCormick-16.100.

DASH: (6 laps) 1. Lakatos, 2. Boyden, 3. Rahe, 4. R.Pace, 5. Kaplan, 6.
Pankratz. NT

FEATURE: (50 laps) 1. Josh Lakatos, 2. Chris Rahe, 3. Todd Hunsaker, 4.
Bobby McGowan, 5. Garratt Boyden, 6. Ryan Pace, 7. Bradley Galedrige, 8.
Steve Davis, 9. Ryan Kaplan, 10. Eric Pace, 11. Randi Pankratz, 12. Stephen
Graves, 13. James Miller, Jr., 14. James Miller, Sr., 15. Thomas Meseraull,
16. Heather Davis. NT
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FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-50 Lakatos.

NEW CALIFORNIA FORD FOCUS (South) MIDGET CAR STANDINGS: 1-Hunsaker-833;
2-Kaplan-721; 3-Lakatos-712; 4-McGowan-685; 5-Galedrige-637; 6-Boyden-619;
7-Rahe-572; 8-S.Davis-564; 9-Ashley Walker-503; 10-E.Pace-485.

NEW CALIFORNIA FORD FOCUS (North) MIDGET CAR STANDINGS: 1-Lakatos-507;
2-Boyden-503; 3-Kaplan-460; 4-Galedrige-399; 5-Hunsaker-379; 6-Jeff
Gregory-287; 7-J.R. Williams-273; 8-McGowan-263; 9-S.Davis-255;
10-Meseraull-245.

NEXT CALIFORNIA FORD FOCUS MIDGET CAR RACE: October 4 - Irwindale (CA) Speedway

USAC WESTERN SPRINT CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS:

September 20, 2003 - Madera, California - Madera Speedway - "Harvest Classic 150"

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Rick Hendrix, 97, Hendrix-13.46; 2. Tony Hunt, 14,
Pierson-13.52; 3. Brad Bumgarner, 88, Bumgarner-13.65; 4. Josh Wise, 3F,
Finkenbinder-13.68; 5. Jeff Gardner, 67, Zarounian-13.73; 6. Lonnie Adamson,
20, Western Speed-13.75; 7. Chad Nichols, 52, Laemmlen-13.75; 8. Michael
Lewis, 40, Western Speed-13.80; 9. Chad Ede, 11, Ede-13.88; 10. Jim Waters,
24, Scott-13.93; 11. Jason McCord, 4, Consani-13.94; 12. Shauna Hogg, 5,
Hogg-13.96; 13. Don Powell, 2, Powell-13.96; 14. Greg Taylor, 47,
Taylor-13.98; 15. Daniel Hood, 03, Carr-13.99; 16. Scott Hansen, 33,
Hansen-14.03; 17. Brian McClish, 41, Consani-14.03; 18. Bryan Bullard, 7,
McCreary-14.08; 19. Mike McCreary, 71, McCreary-14.08; 20. Anthony Simone,
10, Simone-14.08; 21. Chuck Maddox, 23, Maddox-14.10; 22. Michael Trimble,
15, Trimble-14.14; 23. Randy Mello, 25, Mello-14.36; 24. Tony Iacobitti, 31,
Yak-14.61; 25. Brian McClish, 04, McClish-NT.

LAST CHANCE RACE: (10 laps) 1. McClish, 2. Hood, 3. Bullard, 4. Hansen, 5.
Maddox, 6. Trimble, 7. McCreary, 8. Simone, 9. Iacobitti, 10. Mello. NT

FEATURE: (50 laps) 1. Tony Hunt, 2. Rick Hendrix, 3. Jason McCord, 4. Brad
Bumgarner, 5. Chad Nichols, 6. Shauna Hogg, 7. Michael Lewis, 8. Greg
Taylor, 9, Lonnie Adamson, 10. Tony Iacobitti, 11. Chad Ede, 12. Chuck
Maddox, 13. Michael Trimble, 14. Mike McCreary, 15. Anthony Simone, 16.
Scott Hansen, 17. Jim Waters, 18. Bryan Bullard, 19. Jeff Gardner, 20. Randy
Mello, 21. Brian McClish, 22. Josh Wise, 23. Daniel hood, 24. Don Powell. NT
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FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-7 L.Adamson, Laps 8-50 Hunt.

NEW WESTERN SPRINT CAR STANDINGS: 1-Lewis-658; 2-Hunt-562; 3-Hendrix-506;
4-Waters-499; 5-Hogg-491; 6-Gardner-447; 7-McClish-401; 8-Taylor-377;
9-McCord-361; 10-Hansen-322.

NEXT WESTERN SPRINT CAR RACE: October 4 - Irwindale (CA) Speedway

USAC SPRINT CAR SPECIAL EVENT RACE RESULTS:

September 19-20, 2003 - Rossburg, Ohio - Eldora Speedway - "Mopar Million Sprint at Eldora"

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Tracy Hines, 69, Dynamics-15.918; 2. Tyler Walker, 35,
Ledford-16.190; 3. J.J. Yeley, 20, Stewart-16.580; 4. Jay Drake, 67,
Kunz-16.590; 5. Jac Haudenschild, 4, Woodworth-16.594; 6. Shane Cottle, 5G,
Goacher-16.714; 7. Dean Jacobs, 29, Pullins-16.809; 8. Boston Reid, 2B,
Davis-17.022; 9. Russ Gamester, 2, Reid-17.030; 10. Troy Cline, 11,
Cline-17.036; 11. Dave Darland, 71, Kunz-17.050; 12. Danny Smith, 4,
Smith-17.055; 13. Brian Tyler, 6, K & D-17.057; 14. Brent Kaeding, 29x,
BK-17.117; 15. Jon Stanbrough, 57, Hazen-17.148; 16. Todd Kane, 1W,
McClain-17.161; 17. Eric Gordon, 62, BWB-17.161; 18. Bud Kaeding, 29,
BK-17.225; 19. Travis Rilat, 29, Rilat-17.238; 20. Matt Westfall, 23s,
Simon-17.252; 21. John Heydenreich, 57B, Burkey-17.255; 22. Derek Scheffel,
21s, Scheffel-17.319; 23. Stevie Smith, 19, Smith-17.325; 24. Marc Jessup,
14J, Jessup-17.350; 25. Dickie Gaines, 69, Dynamics-17.380; 26. Jonathan
Vennard, 54, VRT-17.405; 27. Levi Jones, 38, Crossno-17.413; 28. Jimmy
Stinson, 84, Stinson-17.416; 29. Jerry Coons, Jr., 10c, R & B-17.423; 30.
Hud Cone, 20, Cone/Daugherty-17.440; 31. Kevin Huntley, 5, Briscoe-17.452;
32. Kevin Doty, 25, Chrisman-17.466; 33. Greg Wilson, 63, Hampshire-17.478;
34. Bill Rose, 6R, Rose-17.479; 35. Mike Hess, 8F, Freed-17.501; 36. Damion
Gardner, 45, Willis-17.543; 37. Mike Brecht, 20, Hammons-17.579; 38. Mitch
Wissmiller, 7, Mahan-17.630; 39. Brian Gerster, 42G, Jackson-17.638; 40.
Ricky Gaunt, 6G, Rose-17.645; 41. Nick Naber, 22, Jarrell-17.667; 42.
Critter Malone, 97, Seeling-17.710; 43. Roger Rager, 51, Miller-17.735; 44.
Tim Cox, 320, Kissel-17.751; 45. Don Droud, Jr., 75, Stanton-17.795; 46.
John Scott, 83, Scott-17.804; 47. Sean Walden, 97, Walden-17.810; 48. Rob
Chaney, 9x, SC-17.815; 49. Richard Griffin, 50, Chaffin-17.819; 50. Brad
Noffsinger, 11A, Wilkerson-17.828; 51. Brian Hayden, 2H, MPHG-17.841; 52.
Jeff Bloom, 1S, Stroud-17.877; 53. Mat Neely, 17, Reinoehl-17.926; 54. Bryan
Stanfill, 21x, Roberts-17.930; 55. Dustin Smith, 77s, Smith-17.937; 56.
Johnny Parsons, 5, Nolen-17.963; 57. John Ivy, 8s, Sabo-17.984; 58. Rick
Ziehl, 20z, R & R-18.071; 59. Jerrod Wilson, 7J, Wilson-18.077; 60. Brandon
Petty, 3ac, Desalle-18.084; 61. Cory Kruseman, 21, Stewart-18.110; 62. Jesse
Hockett, 26, Pearce-18.123; 63. Josh Slone, 4x, Slone-18.153; 64. Tony
Elliott, 11, Walker-18.154; 65. Kent Christian, 1c, Christian-18.157; 66.
Corey Smith, 66s, Smith-18.171; 67. Ryan Howard, 9, Howard-18.196; 68. Sean
Robinson, 1R, Robinson-18.201; 69. Kevin Briscoe, 21R, Roberts-18.207; 70.
Steve Surniak, 17H, Hagemier-18.221; 71. Kyle Wissmiller, 2k,
Wissmiller-18.238; 72. Casey Shuman, 3, Shuman-18.266; 73. Dean Franklin,
42, Franklin-18.315; 74. Derek Davidson, 10T, R & B-18.351; 75. Travis
Whitney, 15, McCarl-18.369; 76. Troy Rutherford, 7, Priestley-18.405; 77.
Tim Clark, 9, Clark-18.422; 78. Jimmy Laser, 8L, Laser-18.456; 79. Alex
Shanks, 1c Cravens-18.493; 80. Chris Coers, 71, Indy Race Parts-18.501; 81.
Ted Hines, 12, Hines-18.511; 82. Terry Pletch, 29P, Pletch-18.522; 83. Sport
Allen, 1, Stinson-18.557; 84. Chris Gentry, 3H, Gentry-18.559; 85. Scott
Orr, 88, Orr-18.580; 86. Tony Beaber, 3T, Beaber-18.583; 87. Joe Roush, 11,
Roush-18.583; 88. Justin Marvel, 47, Marvel-18.631; 89. Travis Welpott, 54,
Westfall-18.655; 90. Rick Hayden, 5H, Hayden-18.656; 91. Mike Miller, 77,
Law-18.691; 92. Marv Pifer, 32, Pifer-18.705; 93. J.D. Turner, 53,
Turner-18.723; 94. A.J. Anderson, 10E, Edison-18.730; 95. Leonard Lee, 2k,
Kevlar-18.772; 96. Jerry Nemire, 66, Beaber-18.792; 97. J.T. Stapp, 3M,
Botkin-18.793; 98. Dave Steele, 26, BWB-18.817; 99. Mark Hery, 82,
Hery-18.844; 100. Kent Wolters, 1, Wolters-18.851; 101. Brandon Ferguson,
98, Robenault-18.855; 102. Brett Pool, 9, Pool-18.866; 103. Michael Burthay,
26P, Pearce-18.892; 104. Kenny Carmichael, Sr., 92, Williams-18.908; 105.
Mitch Cunningham, 39, Cunningham-18.953; 106. Scott Hatton, 15, CDS-18.993;
107. Josh Cunningham, 47T, Cunningham-19.038; 108. Andy Pierce, 21,
Hajduk-19.082; 109. Eric Shively, 3R, Rock Steady-19.090; 110. Brad Vogler,
4v, Vogler-19.098; 111. Terry Starks, 13, Starks-19.119; 112. Al Thomas, 72,
Thomas-19.160; 113. Todd Allen, 1A, Allen-19.165; 114. Marc Longworth, 4M,
Schroeder-19.176; 115. Dwayne Spille, 71, Spille-19.260; 116. Randy Fink,
41, Fink-19.293; 117. Danny Sheridan, 21A, Dorathy-19.382; 118. Aaron
Mosley, 27, Mosley-19.399; 119. Cary Faas, 44, Staab-19.423; 120. Duffy
Smith, 38k, Smith-19.437; 121. Ricky Vaughn, 22, Grayson-19.468; 122. Steve
Buckwalter, 25, Buckwalter-19.475; 123. Steve Wilmot, 73, Wilmot-19.477;
124. Jimmy Davies, 99, Schaibley-19.497; 125. Mark Boyer, 11B, Boyer-19.670;
126. Kevin Besecker, 15, Besecker-19.722; 127. Dave Peperak, 77, Ram-19.832;
128. Kurt Gross, 70, Gaines/Luebbert-19.861; 129. Craig Dori, 38,
Shoestring-19.938; 130. Rodney Stone, 16, Stone-19.970; 131. Ray Kenens, K9,
Kenens-20.090 132. Aaron Fry, 14, EA-20.400; 133. Tom Paterson, 11,
Jenkins-20.958; 134. Brent Matus, 5G, Matus-21.318; 135. Kenny Carmichael,
Jr., 92C, CW-NT; 136. Mike Hunnicutt, 34, Hunnicutt-NT; 137. Kurt Winker,
48H, Hartnell-NT; 138. Bryan Ruble, 38, Ruble-NT.

FIRST HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Huntley, 2. Darland, 3. B.Hayden,
4. Naber, 5. Kruseman, 6. Miller, 7. Ted Hines, 8. Ferguson, 9. Vaughn, 10.
Heydenreich, 11. Kenens, 12. Tracy Hines, 13. K.Wissmiller, 14. Starks. NT
SECOND HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Malone, 2. Doty, 3. Danny Smith,
4. Scheffel, 5. Walker, 6. Shuman, 7. Pletch, 8. Pifer, 9. Pool. 10. Thomas,
11. Fry, 12. Buckwalter, 13. Hockett, 14. Bloom. NT
THIRD HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. S.Smith, 2. Yeley, 3. Tyler, 4.
Franklin, 5. Rager, 6. Slone, 7. S.Allen, 8. T.Allen, 9. Turner, 10. Wilmot,
11. Burthay, 12. Neely, 13. G.Wilson. NT
FOURTH HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Rose, 2. Jessup, 3. Cox, 4. Brent
Kaeding, 5. Stanfill, 6. Davidson, 7. Elliott, 8. Gentry, 9. Carmichael,
Sr., 10. Anderson, 11. Longworth, 12. Davies, 13. Matus, 14. Drake. NT
FIFTH HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Haudenschild, 2. Gaines, 3.
Stanbrough, 4. Droud, 5. Dustin Smith, 6. Christian, 7. Hess, 8. Whitney, 9.
Lee, 10. Orr, 11. M.Cunningham, 12. Boyer, 13. Spille. NT
SIXTH HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Vennard, 2. Kane, 3. Gardner, 4.
Scott, 5. Parsons, 6. Cottle, 7. C.Smith, 8. Hatton, 9. Nemire, 10. Beaber,
11. Ruble, 12. Rutherford, 13. Fink, 14. Besecker. NT
SEVENTH HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Jacobs, 2. Brecht, 3. Gordon, 4.
Jones, 5. Ivy, 6. Clark, 7. Walden, 8. Howard, 9. Roush, 10. J.Cunningham,
11. Stapp, 12. Peperak. NT
EIGHTH HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Chaney, 2. Stinson, 3. Bud
Kaeding, 4. Ziehl, 5. M.Wissmiller, 6. Reid, 7. Robinson, 8. Steele, 9.
Mosley, 10. Laser, 11. Marvel, 12. Gross, 13. Pierce. NT
NINTH HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Gamester, 2. Griffin, 3. Rilat, 4.
Shanks, 5. J.Wilson, 6. Briscoe, 7. Coons, 8. Gerster, 9. Hery, 10. Welpott,
11. Shively, 12. Dori, 13. Faas. NT
TENTH HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Noffsinger, 2. Gaunt, 3. Westfall,
4. Surniak, 5. Petty, 6. Cone, 7. Coers, 8. Cline, 9. Wolters, 10. R.Hayden,
11. Duffy Smith, 12. Stone, 13. Vogler. NT

F-MAIN: (15 laps - Held Sept. 20) 1. Marvel, 2. Shively, 3. Neely, 4.
Rutherford, 5. Stapp, 6. Gross, 7. Buckwalter, 8. Duffy Smith, 9.
M.Cunningham, 10. Davies, 11. Longworth, 12. Boyer, 13. Peperak, 14. Stone,
15. Ruble, 16. Burthay, 17. Dori, 18. Kenens, 19. K.Wissmiller. NT
E-MAIN: (15 laps - Held Sept. 20) 1. Laser, 2. Beaber, 3. Rutherford, 4.
Shively, 5. Welpott, 6. Wolters, 7. Turner, 8. Marvel, 9. Hery, 10.
Anderson, 11. Carmichael, Sr., 12. Neely, 13. R.Hayden, 14. J.Cunningham,
15. Mosley, 16. Orr, 17. Lee, 18. Thomas, 19. Wilmot, 20. Fry, 21. Vaughn,
22. Roush, 23. Nemire, 24. Heydenreich. NT
D-MAIN: (15 laps - Held Sept. 20) 1. Cline, 2. Coons, 3. Elliott, 4.
Gerster, 5. Walden, 6. Hess, 7. Howard, 8. C.Smith, 9. S.Allen, 10. Whitney,
11. Robinson, 12. Shively, 13. Rutherford, 14. Gentry, 15. Hatton, 16. Ted
Hines, 17. Beaber, 18. Steele, 19. Ferguson, 20. T.Allen, 21. Pool, 22.
Laser, 23. Pifer. NT
C-MAIN: (20 laps - Held Sept. 20) 1. Reid, 2. Cottle, 3. Kruseman, 4.
Cline, 5. Cone, 6. Elliott, 7. Parsons, 8. J.Wilson, 9. Christian, 10.
Stanfill, 11. Miller, 12. Ivy, 13. Slone, 14. Dustin Smith, 15. Davidson,
16. M.Wissmiller, 17. Gerster, 18. Coons, 19. Shuman, 20. Pletch, 21. Rager,
22. Clark, 23. Petty, 24. Briscoe. NT
B-MAIN: (20 laps - Held Sept. 20) 1. Tyler, 2. Stanbrough, 3. Bud Kaeding,
4. Danny Smith, 5. Brent Kaeding, 6. Jones, 7. Gordon, 8. Westfall, 9.
Rilat, 10. Naber, 11. Droud, 12. Cox, 13. Scheffel, 14. B.Hayden, 15.
Kruseman, 16. Cline, 17. Gardner, 18. Reid, 19. Shanks, 20. Scott, 21.
Ziehl, 22. Franklin, 23. Surniak, 24. Cottle. NT

A-MAIN: (40 laps - Held Sept. 20) 1. Jac Haudenschild, 2. Stevie Smith, 3.
Dickie Gaines, 4. J.J. Yeley, 5. Rob Chaney, 6. Bill Rose, 7. Dean Jacobs,
8. Tracy Hines, 9. Jonathan Vennard, 10. Russ Gamester, 11. Kevin Doty, 12.
Dave Darland, 13. Ricky Gaunt, 14. Marc Jessup, 15. Danny Smith, 16. Mike
Brecht, 17. Todd Kane, 18. Tyler Walker, 19. Richard Griffin, 20. Critter
Malone, 21. Jon Stanbrough, 22. Brad Noffsinger, 23. Kevin Huntley, 24.
Brian Tyler, 25. Bud Kaeding, 26. Jimmy Stinson. NT
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**Carmichael, Jr. flipped during practice. Hunnicutt flipped during
practice. Droud flipped during qualifying. Winker flipped during qualifying.
Ruble flipped during qualifying. Tracy Hines flipped during the first heat.
Bloom flipped during the second heat. Hockett flipped during the second
heat. Pierce flipped during the eighth heat. Pifer flipped during the D-Main.

A-MAIN LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-19 Jacobs, Laps 20-28 Gaines, Laps 29-40
Haudenschild.

NEXT USAC NATIONAL SPRINT CAR RACE: October 4 - Terre Haute (IN) Action
Track - "Fall Harvest Classic"

USAC INDIANA FORD FOCUS MIDGET CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS:

September 19, 2003 - Gas City, Indiana - Gas City I-69 Speedway

FEATURE: (20 laps) 1. Robbie Ray (#3 Ray), 2. J.R. Armstrong (#03 Morgan),
3. Ryan Litt (#07 Litt), 4. Trenton Darland (#9 Darland), 5. Derek Crasi
(#21 Immke), 6. Robbie Parish (#63 Norris), 7. Brad Paris (#2 Steele), 8.
Brent Berry (#14 Berry), 9. Samantha Weakley (#12 3-K), 10. Jim Mills (#45
Mills), 11. Jeffrey Mayer (#46 Mayer), 12. Alex Coonan (#94 Coonan), 13.
Mike Palmer (#66 3-K), 14. Tate Martz (#32 Martz), 15. Brice Kenyon (#61
3-K), 16. Jordan Noblitt (#20 Toad). NT
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FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-20 Ray

NEW INDIANA FORD FOCUS MIDGET CAR SERIES STANDINGS: 1-Ray-901;
2-Darland-723; 3-Martz-708; 4-Litt-684; 5-Crasi-665; 6-Kenyon-621;
7-Mills-596; 8-Palmer-497; 9-Weakley-422; 10-Mayer-401.

NEXT INDIANA FORD FOCUS MIDGET CAR SERIES RACE: September 26-27 - Lakeville
(OH) Speedway

USAC SPRINT CAR SPECIAL EVENT RACE RESULTS:

September 19-20, 2003 - Rossburg, Ohio - Eldora Speedway - "Mopar Million Sprint at Eldora"

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Tracy Hines, 69, Dynamics-15.918; 2. Tyler Walker, 35,
Ledford-16.190; 3. J.J. Yeley, 20, Stewart-16.580; 4. Jay Drake, 67,
Kunz-16.590; 5. Jac Haudenschild, 4, Woodworth-16.594; 6. Shane Cottle, 5G,
Goacher-16.714; 7. Dean Jacobs, 29, Pullins-16.809; 8. Boston Reid, 2B,
Davis-17.022; 9. Russ Gamester, 2, Reid-17.030; 10. Troy Cline, 11,
Cline-17.036; 11. Dave Darland, 71, Kunz-17.050; 12. Danny Smith, 4,
Smith-17.055; 13. Brian Tyler, 6, K & D-17.057; 14. Brent Kaeding, 29x,
BK-17.117; 15. Jon Stanbrough, 57, Hazen-17.148; 16. Todd Kane, 1W,
McClain-17.161; 17. Eric Gordon, 62, BWB-17.161; 18. Bud Kaeding, 29,
BK-17.225; 19. Travis Rilat, 29, Rilat-17.238; 20. Matt Westfall, 23s,
Simon-17.252; 21. John Heydenreich, 57B, Burkey-17.255; 22. Derek Scheffel,
21s, Scheffel-17.319; 23. Stevie Smith, 19, Smith-17.325; 24. Marc Jessup,
14J, Jessup-17.350; 25. Dickie Gaines, 69, Dynamics-17.380; 26. Jonathan
Vennard, 54, VRT-17.405; 27. Levi Jones, 38, Crossno-17.413; 28. Jimmy
Stinson, 84, Stinson-17.416; 29. Jerry Coons, Jr., 10c, R & B-17.423; 30.
Hud Cone, 20, Cone/Daugherty-17.440; 31. Kevin Huntley, 5, Briscoe-17.452;
32. Kevin Doty, 25, Chrisman-17.466; 33. Greg Wilson, 63, Hampshire-17.478;
34. Bill Rose, 6R, Rose-17.479; 35. Mike Hess, 8F, Freed-17.501; 36. Damion
Gardner, 45, Willis-17.543; 37. Mike Brecht, 20, Hammons-17.579; 38. Mitch
Wissmiller, 7, Mahan-17.630; 39. Brian Gerster, 42G, Jackson-17.638; 40.
Ricky Gaunt, 6G, Rose-17.645; 41. Nick Naber, 22, Jarrell-17.667; 42.
Critter Malone, 97, Seeling-17.710; 43. Roger Rager, 51, Miller-17.735; 44.
Tim Cox, 320, Kissel-17.751; 45. Don Droud, Jr., 75, Stanton-17.795; 46.
John Scott, 83, Scott-17.804; 47. Sean Walden, 97, Walden-17.810; 48. Rob
Chaney, 9x, SC-17.815; 49. Richard Griffin, 50, Chaffin-17.819; 50. Brad
Noffsinger, 11A, Wilkerson-17.828; 51. Brian Hayden, 2H, MPHG-17.841; 52.
Jeff Bloom, 1S, Stroud-17.877; 53. Mat Neely, 17, Reinoehl-17.926; 54. Bryan
Stanfill, 21x, Roberts-17.930; 55. Dustin Smith, 77s, Smith-17.937; 56.
Johnny Parsons, 5, Nolen-17.963; 57. John Ivy, 8s, Sabo-17.984; 58. Rick
Ziehl, 20z, R & R-18.071; 59. Jerrod Wilson, 7J, Wilson-18.077; 60. Brandon
Petty, 3ac, Desalle-18.084; 61. Cory Kruseman, 21, Stewart-18.110; 62. Jesse
Hockett, 26, Pearce-18.123; 63. Josh Slone, 4x, Slone-18.153; 64. Tony
Elliott, 11, Walker-18.154; 65. Kent Christian, 1c, Christian-18.157; 66.
Corey Smith, 66s, Smith-18.171; 67. Ryan Howard, 9, Howard-18.196; 68. Sean
Robinson, 1R, Robinson-18.201; 69. Kevin Briscoe, 21R, Roberts-18.207; 70.
Steve Surniak, 17H, Hagemier-18.221; 71. Kyle Wissmiller, 2k,
Wissmiller-18.238; 72. Casey Shuman, 3, Shuman-18.266; 73. Dean Franklin,
42, Franklin-18.315; 74. Derek Davidson, 10T, R & B-18.351; 75. Travis
Whitney, 15, McCarl-18.369; 76. Troy Rutherford, 7, Priestley-18.405; 77.
Tim Clark, 9, Clark-18.422; 78. Jimmy Laser, 8L, Laser-18.456; 79. Alex
Shanks, 1c Cravens-18.493; 80. Chris Coers, 71, Indy Race Parts-18.501; 81.
Ted Hines, 12, Hines-18.511; 82. Terry Pletch, 29P, Pletch-18.522; 83. Sport
Allen, 1, Stinson-18.557; 84. Chris Gentry, 3H, Gentry-18.559; 85. Scott
Orr, 88, Orr-18.580; 86. Tony Beaber, 3T, Beaber-18.583; 87. Joe Roush, 11,
Roush-18.583; 88. Justin Marvel, 47, Marvel-18.631; 89. Travis Welpott, 54,
Westfall-18.655; 90. Rick Hayden, 5H, Hayden-18.656; 91. Mike Miller, 77,
Law-18.691; 92. Marv Pifer, 32, Pifer-18.705; 93. J.D. Turner, 53,
Turner-18.723; 94. A.J. Anderson, 10E, Edison-18.730; 95. Leonard Lee, 2k,
Kevlar-18.772; 96. Jerry Nemire, 66, Beaber-18.792; 97. J.T. Stapp, 3M,
Botkin-18.793; 98. Dave Steele, 26, BWB-18.817; 99. Mark Hery, 82,
Hery-18.844; 100. Kent Wolters, 1, Wolters-18.851; 101. Brandon Ferguson,
98, Robenault-18.855; 102. Brett Pool, 9, Pool-18.866; 103. Michael Burthay,
26P, Pearce-18.892; 104. Kenny Carmichael, Sr., 92, Williams-18.908; 105.
Mitch Cunningham, 39, Cunningham-18.953; 106. Scott Hatton, 15, CDS-18.993;
107. Josh Cunningham, 47T, Cunningham-19.038; 108. Andy Pierce, 21,
Hajduk-19.082; 109. Eric Shively, 3R, Rock Steady-19.090; 110. Brad Vogler,
4v, Vogler-19.098; 111. Terry Starks, 13, Starks-19.119; 112. Al Thomas, 72,
Thomas-19.160; 113. Todd Allen, 1A, Allen-19.165; 114. Marc Longworth, 4M,
Schroeder-19.176; 115. Dwayne Spille, 71, Spille-19.260; 116. Randy Fink,
41, Fink-19.293; 117. Danny Sheridan, 21A, Dorathy-19.382; 118. Aaron
Mosley, 27, Mosley-19.399; 119. Cary Faas, 44, Staab-19.423; 120. Duffy
Smith, 38k, Smith-19.437; 121. Ricky Vaughn, 22, Grayson-19.468; 122. Steve
Buckwalter, 25, Buckwalter-19.475; 123. Steve Wilmot, 73, Wilmot-19.477;
124. Jimmy Davies, 99, Schaibley-19.497; 125. Mark Boyer, 11B, Boyer-19.670;
126. Kevin Besecker, 15, Besecker-19.722; 127. Dave Peperak, 77, Ram-19.832;
128. Kurt Gross, 70, Gaines/Luebbert-19.861; 129. Craig Dori, 38,
Shoestring-19.938; 130. Rodney Stone, 16, Stone-19.970; 131. Ray Kenens, K9,
Kenens-20.090 132. Aaron Fry, 14, EA-20.400; 133. Tom Paterson, 11,
Jenkins-20.958; 134. Brent Matus, 5G, Matus-21.318; 135. Kenny Carmichael,
Jr., 92C, CW-NT; 136. Mike Hunnicutt, 34, Hunnicutt-NT; 137. Kurt Winker,
48H, Hartnell-NT; 138. Bryan Ruble, 38, Ruble-NT.

FIRST HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Huntley, 2. Darland, 3. B.Hayden,
4. Naber, 5. Kruseman, 6. Miller, 7. Ted Hines, 8. Ferguson, 9. Vaughn, 10.
Heydenreich, 11. Kenens, 12. Tracy Hines, 13. K.Wissmiller, 14. Starks. NT

SECOND HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Malone, 2. Doty, 3. Danny Smith,
4. Scheffel, 5. Walker, 6. Shuman, 7. Pletch, 8. Pifer, 9. Pool. 10. Thomas,
11. Fry, 12. Buckwalter, 13. Hockett, 14. Bloom. NT

THIRD HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. S.Smith, 2. Yeley, 3. Tyler, 4.
Franklin, 5. Rager, 6. Slone, 7. S.Allen, 8. T.Allen, 9. Turner, 10. Wilmot,
11. Burthay, 12. Neely, 13. G.Wilson. NT

FOURTH HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Rose, 2. Jessup, 3. Cox, 4. Brent
Kaeding, 5. Stanfill, 6. Davidson, 7. Elliott, 8. Gentry, 9. Carmichael,
Sr., 10. Anderson, 11. Longworth, 12. Davies, 13. Matus, 14. Drake. NT

FIFTH HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Haudenschild, 2. Gaines, 3.
Stanbrough, 4. Droud, 5. Dustin Smith, 6. Christian, 7. Hess, 8. Whitney, 9.
Lee, 10. Orr, 11. M.Cunningham, 12. Boyer, 13. Spille. NT

SIXTH HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Vennard, 2. Kane, 3. Gardner, 4.
Scott, 5. Parsons, 6. Cottle, 7. C.Smith, 8. Hatton, 9. Nemire, 10. Beaber,
11. Ruble, 12. Rutherford, 13. Fink, 14. Besecker. NT

SEVENTH HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Jacobs, 2. Brecht, 3. Gordon, 4.
Jones, 5. Ivy, 6. Clark, 7. Walden, 8. Howard, 9. Roush, 10. J.Cunningham,
11. Stapp, 12. Peperak. NT

EIGHTH HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Chaney, 2. Stinson, 3. Bud
Kaeding, 4. Ziehl, 5. M.Wissmiller, 6. Reid, 7. Robinson, 8. Steele, 9.
Mosley, 10. Laser, 11. Marvel, 12. Gross, 13. Pierce. NT

NINTH HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Gamester, 2. Griffin, 3. Rilat, 4.
Shanks, 5. J.Wilson, 6. Briscoe, 7. Coons, 8. Gerster, 9. Hery, 10. Welpott,
11. Shively, 12. Dori, 13. Faas. NT

TENTH HEAT: (12 laps - Held Sept. 19) 1. Noffsinger, 2. Gaunt, 3. Westfall,
4. Surniak, 5. Petty, 6. Cone, 7. Coers, 8. Cline, 9. Wolters, 10. R.Hayden,
11. Duffy Smith, 12. Stone, 13. Vogler. NT

IRP’s MIDWAY ADDS EXCITEMENT TO MOPAR TWIN 25’s ACTION

LAGUNA BEACH, Calif. (September 2003) – No visit to the September 26th Mopar Twin 25’s Indianapolis will be complete without a tour of the “Midway” at Indianapolis Raceway Park.

From historic racing memorabilia to world famous St. Elmo’s Steak House signature spicy shrimp cocktails and steak sandwiches, fans attending the Mopar Twin 25’s will find something to their liking. Racing Historian Dick Wallen will have a booth offering a selection of books as well as videos featuring classic race footage. Wallen’s book “Distant Thunder: When Midgets Were Mighty,” will be available for purchase.

So too will be the book by legendary engine builder Smokey Yunick, “The Best Damn Garage in Town.” This three-volume set has become a very popular and entertaining history of motorsports and “the world, according to Smokey,” including such highlights as “walkin’ under a snake’s belly.”

In keeping with the historical theme, race enthusiast Bob Dorn will display an exciting exhibit of vintage Midget race cars, including many beautifully restored Offenhauser Midgets.

Event sponsor Mopar will also have a booth, as will many of the associate sponsors, including ARP.

“It is our desire to make this evening more than just a race. There will be something here that everyone can enjoy from an entertainment standpoint,” said Steve Lewis, producer of the Mopar Twin 25’s. “We feel it is important to include a little tribute to the great sport of Midget racing which is special to all of us, and we suspect, also to the people who come to IRP, whether it’s their first or hundredth time.”

The format of the Mopar Twin 25’s features a huge $50,000 ARP Bonus Prize given to the driver who wins both of the night’s 25-lap feature races. Under the Monza-style format, the winner of the first race must then pass the entire field in the second race, in 25 action-packed laps, in order to win the $50,000 ARP Bonus.

The Mopar Twin 25’s Indianapolis will run the Friday night of the weekend the Formula One series returns to Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Last year’s inaugural running of the event saw in attendance both local open wheel race fans, as well as many European spectators witnessing their first Midget race.

Automotive Racing Products (ARP) is the sponsor of the $50,000 Bonus Prize. Additional Associate Sponsors include Team ASE, K&N Engineering, Racer Magazine, MSD Ignition, Beyer Trailers, Calico Coatings and Turbines, Inc.

Tickets are available at www.twin25s.com or at 949.499.5414. Outside California, please call 800.515.8445.

J.J. YELEY AND BOBBY EAST TO PERFORM ‘RING AROUND THE CIRCLE

LAGUNA BEACH, CA -- The Mopar Twin 25’s Indianapolis—the exciting USAC-sanctioned Midget race to run at Indianapolis Raceway Park Friday night, September 26, 2003—will conduct a special press event from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m., Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2003, at Monument Circle, in the heart of downtown Indianapolis.
USAC drivers JJ Yeley and Bobby East will each run their 350-hp Midget race cars around the Soldier’s and Sailor’s Monument honoring Hoosier war veterans. Among those also scheduled to appear are Tracy Hines, Jay Drake and the winner of last year’s inaugural Twin 25’s event, Dave Steele.
The event is part of the incredible race weekend starting with the MoparTwin 25’s at IRP and ending with the United States Grand Prix at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
The 2nd Annual Mopar Twin 25’s will feature approximately 40 drivers competing for what is potentially the largest purse ever for a USAC Midget race. The ARP $50,000 bonus prize will be awarded to the one driver who can win both features.
The race format will be run Monza-style—25 laps of action brings out the first checkered flag. The winner of the first feature will start in last place in the second event. With so much money on the line, the stakes will be high. First heat race will start at 7:00 p.m. Gates open at 3:00 p.m.
Automotive Racing Products (ARP) is the sponsor of the $50,000 Bonus Prize. Additional Associate Sponsors include Team ASE, K&N Engineering, Racer Magazine, MSD Ignition, Beyer Trailers, Calico Coatings and Turbines, Inc.

Tickets are available at www.twin25s.com or at 949.499.5414. Outside California, please call 800.515.8445.

SHOW LOW SPRINTS CANCELED

Track scheduling problems have led to cancelation of the September 27 USAC
Southwest Sprint Car race at Thunder Raceway in Show Low, Ariz.

The 2003 USAC Southwest Sprint Car Series will conclude October 25 at
Hollywood Hills Speedway in San Felipe Pueblo, N.M.

DRIVERS SEEK 1ST FORD FOCUS VICTORY SATURDAY AT GAS CITY

The USAC Indiana Ford Focus Midget Car Series returns to the Gas City I-69
Speedway in Gas City, Ind. Saturday night and eight of the "top-10" in the
point standings will continue their search for that elusive first series
victory.

The first 15 series events have produced 10 different winners, including
point leader Robbie Ray, who leads the way with four wins. Runner-up Tate
Martz has two wins, as does Californian driver Josh Lakatos. Seven other
drivers have victories but none is currently in the "top-10."

Trenton Darland, currently third in the points, is the only other driver
with a victory, that coming in a "special non-points event" in Cedar Rapids,
Iowa in May. Ryan Litt, Derek Crasi, Brice Kenyon, Jim Mills, Mike Palmer,
Samantha Weakley and Jeffrey Mayer fill out the "top-10" and despite
successful performances all still are seeking their first win.

A 20-lap feature is scheduled on the 1/4-mile Gas City dirt oval, following
complete prelims.

Darland, Crasi and Kenyon all have second-place finishes to their credit so
far in 2003, while Litt has a third and Mills has a fourth. Weakley's best
finish so far has been seventh, while Palmer has been as high as eighth and
Mayer has a ninth.

USAC INDIANA FORD FOCUS MIDGET SERIES STANDINGS

1. Robbie Ray 841
2. Tate Martz 683
3. Trenton Darland 672
4. Ryan Litt 630
5. Derek Crasi 617
6. Brice Kenyon 598
7. Jim Mills 563
8. Mike Palmer 470
9. Samantha Weakley 386
10. Jeffrey Mayer 370

WISE CLOSES ON YELEY IN WESTERN MIDGET QUALS.

Josh Wise of Riverside, Calif. posted the second-fastest qualifying time
for Saturday's USAC Western Midget race at Bakersfield, Calif. and now
trails J.J. Yeley by only six points in that series' Earl's Plumbing Fast
Qualifier standings.

Steve Paden (Bakersfield Midgets), J.J. Yeley (Tulsa Silver Crown) and
Jimmy Wysong (Salt Lake City Sprints) were top point-scorers in Earl's
qualifying action this past weekend.

Earl's points will next be distributed in the USAC Western Sprint Car and
Midget Car events at Madera (Calif.) Speedway Saturday night, September 20.

This year, each USAC National and Western Series qualifying champion will
receive a $5,000 bonus from Earl's in recognition of their accomplishment.
Points are earned at each USAC event based on an international system
awarding the top-six qualifiers with points in the following scale: 1st-9.
2nd-6, 3rd-4, 4th-3, 5th-2, 6th-1.

The current Earl's Plumbing Fast Qualifier standings for each series are as
follows:

Weld Racing Silver Crown: 1-J.J. Yeley-72; 2-Dave Steele-44; 3-Tracy
Hines-28; 4-Dave Darland-21; 5-Jay Drake-15.
National Sprint Car: 1-Jay Drake & J.J. Yeley-120; 3-Tracy Hines-118;
4-Boston Reid-53; 5-Jon Stanbrough-26.
National Midget Car: 1-Tracy Hines-85; 2-J.J. Yeley-78; 3-Bobby East-65;
4-Jay Drake-27; 5-Dave Steele-24.
Western Sprint Car: 1-Tony Hunt-47; 2-Michael Lewis-41; 3-Rick Hendrix-34;
4-Jeff Gardner-20; 5-Jim Waters-15.
Western Midget Car: 1-J.J. Yeley-37; 2-Josh Wise-33; 3-Bobby East-22;
4-Steve Paden-19; 5-Dave Steele-18.

"MOPAR MILLION SPRINT AT ELDORA" OFFERS $1,000,000!

The largest purse in American Sprint Car racing history is up for grabs
this weekend at the Eldora Speedway and drivers from across America will
converge on the 1/2-mile dirt oval to make up the 150-entry field for what
promises to be an American short-track classic.

Drivers will cut a $1,000,000 pie, with the winner taking home a check for
$200,000, second earning $125,000 and third landing $100,000! No less than
$10,000 is available for drivers who transfer to Saturday night's 40-lap A-Main!

Practice is slated Friday night, followed by ten 12-lap feat races to
determine the lineups for Saturday night's main events. On Saturday drivers
will compete in 15-lap F.E and D mains, plus 20-lap C and B Mains before the
40-lap finale.

The race will offer J.J. Yeley yet another opportunity to extend his record
total of USAC single-season feature victories, which stand at 22. Yeley is
attempting to secure USAC's "Triple Crown" of championships, leading the
points in the USAC Weld Racing Silver Crown, USAC National Sprint Car and
USAC National Midget Car Series! Tony Stewart, his Sprint car owner, is the
only driver ever to win all three titles in a single season - 1995.

The race will establish new records for USAC Sprint car prize money and car
counts, the 150 entries more than doubling any previous single-race count.

Twenty-two Ohio communities are represented in the 150-car field so far.
Wooster leads the way with drivers Jac Haudenschild, Rob Chaney and Dean
Jacobs. Tony and Johnny Beaber from Gibsonburg are entered, as are Randy
Fink and Aaron Fry of Chillicothe and Dwayne Spille and Nick Naber of
Cincinnati. Other entered Ohio drivers include Brian Stinson of Lewisburg,
Kent Wolters of Tipp City, Brian Smith of Fremont, Butch Schroeder of
Leipsic, Brad Vogler of Bradord, Dave Freed of Findlay, Ryan Howard of New
Carlisle, Kevin Besecker of Greenville, Mike Brecht of Deshler, Steve Simon
of Covington, Duffy Smith of Massillon, Rusty McClure of Ashland, Greg
Wilson of Benton Ridge, Dale Blaney of Fowler, Steve Wilmot of Middletown,
Mike Miller of Wapakoneta, Jimmy Stinson of Vandalia and Bruce Robenault of
Tiffin.

Friday's activities start with practice at 5 pm, while a 4 pm autograph
session precedes Saturday night's Main Events, which begin at 6:30.

STRATTON WINS AGAIN IN CALIFORNIA FOCUSES
SEEKS THREE-IN-A-ROW SATURDAY AT MADERA SPEEDWAY

Danny Stratton of Fontana, Calif. captured his second consecutive USAC
California Ford Focus Midget Car feature Saturday night, winning the
20-lapper at Bakersfield (Calif.) Speedway. The series continues its 2003
run this Saturday night as part of the "Harvest Classic 150" at the Madera
(Calif.) Speedway.

A big 50-lap feature is on tap at Madera, the longest race to date for the
new USAC series. The USAC Western Sprint Cars and Midget Cars will also
compete in 50-lap features on the 1/3-mile paved oval.

Stratton caught Bradley Galedrige on the 16th lap and led the rest of the
way to beat Galedrige, Chris Rahe, fast qualifier Bobby Michnowicz and Ryan
Kaplan. Bobby McGowan led the first three laps and Galedrige led the next 12.

California Ford Focus South point leader Todd Hunsaker finished eighth and
now has a 94-point lead over Kaplan in the standings.

USAC CALIFORNIA FORD FOCUS MIDGET CAR SERIES STANDINGS

SOUTH SERIES
1. Todd Hunsaker 779
2. Ryan Kaplan 685
3. Josh Lakatos 651
4. Bobby McGowan 634
5. Bradley Galedrige 595

NORTH SERIES
1. Garratt Boyden 453
2. Josh Lakatos 446
3. Ryan Kaplan 424
4. Bradley Galedrige 357
5. Todd Hunsaker 325

WISE TAKES BAKERSFIELD MIDGETS, MADERA NEXT

Josh Wise of Riverside, Calif. threw his hat in the ring for the 2003 USAC
Western Midget Car title Saturday night, winning the feature event at the
Bakersfield (Calif.) Speedway. He trails leader Steve Paden by only 42
points going into this Saturday night's "Harvest Classic 150" at the Madera
(Calif.) Speedway. A 50-lap Midget, 50-lap USAC Western Sprint Car and
50-lap USAC Western Midget Car feature cap the night's racing program on the
1/3-mile paved oval.

Wise's second Bakersfield victory of the year came in a shortened 30-lapper
which was checkered flagged after 27 laps due to an accident and impending
curfew. Four drivers flipped during the 27 laps but there were no driver
injuries.

Trailing Wise's Dino Tomassi Mopar Parts/Finish Line Towing Beast/Mopar
were former series champ Danny Ebberts, Bobby Boone, Tyler Brown and
defending series champ Robby Flock. Paden finished 12th.

USAC WESTERN MIDGET CAR SERIES STANDINGS

1. Steve Paden 399
2. Josh Wise 357
3. J.J. Yeley 334
4. Bobby East 329
5. Jerome Rodela 320
6. A.J. Fike 285
7. Tracy Hines 274
8. Jay Drake 245
9. Robby Flock 243
10. Wally Pankratz 241

WYSONG, WATERS BIG WINNERS AT SALT LAKE CITY
WESTERN SPRINTS HEAD FOR MADERA'S "FALL HARVEST CLASSIC"

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

CREEK COUNTY MIDGETS RAINED OUT
"HUT 100" & "INDIANAPOLIS TWIN 25s" NEXT

Rain forced cancellation of Saturday night's USAC National Midget Car race
at Creek County Speedway in Sapulpa, Okla.

The series resumes September 25 and 26 with the 52nd Clabber Girl "Hut
Hundred" at the Terre Haute (Ind.) Action Track Thursday night and the Mopar
"Indianapolis Twin 25s" at Indianapolis Raceway Park Friday night.

J.J. Yeley and Tracy Hines are separated by 16 points going into the two
events which could determine which of the two could lay claim to USAC's
career "Triple Crown." Each needs a National Midget title to add to
previously-earned Silver Crown and National Sprint Car Championships.

USAC NATIONAL MIDGET CAR SERIES STANDINGS

1. J.J. Yeley 1,207
2. Tracy Hines 1,191
3. Bobby East 1,126
4. Jay Drake 984
5. A.J. Fike 929
6. Teddy Beach 718
7. Dave Darland 648
8. Aaron Fike 635
9. Tom Hessert 546
10. Ryan Durst 472

KAEDING LOGS 1ST SILVER CROWN WIN AT TULSA
SERIES CONCLUDES OCT. 10-11 AT NEW YORK STATE FAIRGROUNDS

Bud Kaeding of Campbell, Calif. recorded his initial USAC Weld Racing
Silver Crown race victory in Sunday's O'Reilly "Tulsa 100" at the Tulsa
Fairgrounds Motorplex in Tulsa, Okla.

Kaeding was leading when the race was halted for the second time due to
track conditions in the interest of driver safety and checkered flagged
after 77 of the scheduled 100 laps. The race had been halted 24 laps earlier
for track conditions and maintenance.

J.J. Yeley finished second and emerged with a 72-point lead in the series
standings with only 66 available in the series finale October 10-11 at
Syracuse, N.Y.

"I had the dominant car today," admitted a happy Kaeding in victory lane.
"We gambled with softer tires at the start and I was worried about them in
the later laps but we never got to where I had to abuse them. We were lucky
when the red came out at lap 53 because I had broken a shock and we were
able to fix that. It's been a while since I've run these cars on dirt and we
were really confident, so I don't think things would have changed if we'd
run the full 100."

Tyler Walker, after leading the first seven laps, finished third ahead of
Aaron Fike and Tracy Hines. The race was the first for the series at the
reconfigured 3/4-mile dirt oval since 1980.

Yeley won the pole at 108.342 mph but slipped at the start and never got
back to the front. Mike Hess won the 15-lap "qualifying race" which preceded
the feature event.

The 2003 USAC Weld Racing Silver Crown Championship Series concludes
October 10-11 at the New York State Fairgrounds mile dirt oval in Syracuse.

USAC WELD RACING SILVER CROWN SERIES STANDINGS

1. J.J. Yeley 560
2. Dave Darland 485
3. Tracy Hines 480
4. Dave Steele 432
5. Jay Drake 349
6. Tyler Walker 339
7. Paul White 314
8. Rich Tobias, Jr. 276
9. Brian Tyler 270
10. Aaron Fike 249

USAC WESTERN & USAC/SLVRA PORT-O-CALL ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPRINT CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS:

September 13, 2003 - Salt Lake City, UT - Rocky Mountain Raceways

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Jimmy Wysong, 00, Gunn-14.420; 2. Chuck Maddox, 23,
Maddox-14.458; 3. Jimmy Waters, 24, Scott-14.469; 4. Kenny Hamilton, 98,
Tyler-14.547; 5. Chad Nichols, 52, Laemmlen-14.576; 6. Michael Lewis, 40,
Western Speed-14.594; 7. Todd Ellison, 3F, Finkenbinder-14.677; 8. Bryan
Shafer, 4, Shafer-14.687; 9. Mike Baisch, 25, Baisch-14.690; 10. Lonnie
Adamson, 20, Western Speed-14.705; 11. Tony Hunt, 14, Pierson-14.707; 11.
Greg Taylor, 47, Taylor-14.780; 12. Jeff Gardner, 51, Gardner-14.802; 14.
Dave Fitzgerald, 32, Fitzgerald-14.895; 15. Rick Hendrix, 97,
Hendrix-14.915; 16. Mike Murgoitio, 17, Murgoitio-14.925; 17. Jim Campbell,
66, Campbell-14.929; 18. Mel Andrus, 0, Andrus-14.983; 19. Scott Hansen, 33,
Hansen-15.052; 20. Paul Marconi, 70, Marconi-15.073; 21. Ryan Burdett, 36,
Burdett-15.387; 22. Rick Pardee, 1, Pardee-15.438; 23. Jeff Bergener, 13,
Gunn-15.512; 24. Brian McClish, 04, McClish-15.600; 25. Darren Spiers, 88,
Spiers-15.670; 26. Shauna Hogg, 5, Hogg-25.910; 27. Dave Adamson, 50,
Adamson-16.258; 18. Mike Gollinger, 55, Gollinger-16.551; 29. Brad
Bumgarner, 88, Bumgarner-NT; 30. Mark Bergener, 43, Bergener-NT.

FIRST HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Nichols, 2. Gardner, 3. Wysong, 4. Baisch, 5.
Burdett, 6. Campbell, 7. Spiers. NT

SECOND HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Lewis, 2. Hogg, 3. Maddox, 4. Fitzgerald, 5.
L.Adamson, 6. Pardee, 7. Andrus. NT

THIRD HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Hansen, 2. Hunt, 3. Hendrix, 4. Ellison, 5.
J.Bergener, 6. Waters, 7. D.Adamson. NT

FOURTH HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Marconi, 2. Taylor, 3. K.Hamilton, 4. Shafer, 5.
Murgoitio, 6. McClish, 7. Gollinger. NT

SEMI: (10 laps) 1. L.Adamson, 2. Spiers, 3. Burdett, 4. Campbell, 5.
Pardee, 6. Murgoitio, 7. J.Bergener, 8. Waters, 9. D.Adamson, 10. Gollinger,
11. Andrus. NT

FEATURE: (40 laps) 1. Jimmy Wysong, 2. Rick Hendrix, 3. Chad Nichols, 4.
Jimmy Waters, 5. Michael Lewis, 6. Chuck Maddox, 7. Kenny Hamilton, 8. Dave
Fitzgerald, 9. Shauna Hogg, 10. Jeff Bergener, 11. Tony Hunt, 12. Ryan
Burdett, 13. Jim Campbell, 14. Paul Marconi, 15. Bryan Shafer, 16. Darren
Spiers, 17. Scott Hansen, 18. Todd Ellison, 19. Greg Taylor, 20. Jeff
Gardner, 21. Mike Baisch, 22. Lonnie Adamson. NT
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FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-3 Ellison, Laps 4-29 Lewis, Laps 30-40 Wysong.

NEW WESTERN SPRINT CAR STANDINGS: 1-Lewis-616; 2-Hunt-497; 3-Waters-480;
4-Hogg-4466; 5-Hendrix-443; 6-Gardner-430; 7-McClish-388; 8-Taylor-338;
9-Jason McCord-307; 10-Hansen-301.

FINAL PORT-O-CALL ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPRINT CAR STANDINGS: 1-Waters-653;
2-Wysong-607; 3-Fitzgerald-589; 4-J.Bergener-485; 5-Burdett-464;
6-Shafer-400; 7-Pardee-391; 8-Baisch-316; 9-Campbell-313; 10-Mark Bergener-288.

NEXT WESTERN SPRINT CAR RACE: September 20 - Madera (CA) Speedway - "Fall
Harvest Classic"

USAC CALIFORNIA FORD FOCUS (South) MIDGET CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS:

September 13, 2003 - Bakersfield, California - Bakersfield Speedway

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Bobby Michnowicz, 21, Michnowicz-14.272; 3. Chris Rahe,
31, Rahe-14.402; 3. Todd Hunsaker, 16, Hunsaker-14.534; 4. Danny Stratton,
88, Schankerman-14.564; 5. Bobby McGowan, 15, McGowan-14.584; 6. Jeff
Gregory, 8, Gregory-14.611; 7. Bradley Galedrige, 19, Galedrige-14.616; 8.
Ryan Pace, 14, Pace-14.632; 9. Garrett Hansen, 24, Hansen-14.694; 10.
Garratt Boyden, 8B, Boyden-14.733; 11. Ashley Walker, 10, Walker-14.752; 12.
Ryan Kaplan, 27, Kaplan-14.775; 13. Bobby Owens, 7, Owens-14.835; 14.
Stephen Graves, 86, Graves-14.922; 15. Alan Budnik, 32, Pankratz-14.953; 16.
Steve Koster, Jr., 12, Koster-14.995; 17. Steve Davis, 77, Davis-15.070; 18.
Eric Pace, 28, Pace-15.119; 19. Heather Davis, 44, Davis-15.635; 20. James
Miller, Jr., 48, Miller-15.683; 21. Josh Lakatos, 4, Lakatos-17.657; 22.
Brett Engstrom, 5, Engstrom-20.235.

FIRST HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Stratton, 2. Galedrige, 3. Koster, 4. Michnowicz,
5. H.Davis. NT

SECOND HEAT: (8 laps) 1. S.Davis, 2. Rahe, 3. Walker, 4. McGowan, 5.
R.Pace, 6. Miller, 7. Graves. NT

THIRD HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Kaplan, 2. Hunsaker, 3. Hansen, 4. Budnik, 5.
Gregory, 6. Lakatos, 7. E.Pace. NT

FEATURE: (20 laps) 1. Danny Stratton, 2. Bradley Galedrige, 3. Chris Rahe,
4. Bobby Michnowicz, 5. Ryan Kaplan, 6. Garrett Hansen, 7. Bobby McGowan, 8.
Todd Hunsaker, 9. Alan Budnik, 10. Steve Davis, 11. Steve Koster, Jr., 12.
Jeff Gregory, 13. Stephen Graves, 14. Josh Lakatos, 15. Ashley Walker, 16.
James Miller, Jr., 17. Eric Pace, 18. Ryan Pace, 19. Heather Davis, 20.
Garratt Boyden. NT
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*Boyden flipped during qualifying.

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-3 McGowan, Laps 4-15 Galedrige, Laps 16-20 Stratton.

NEW CALIFORNIA FORD FOCUS (South) MIDGET CAR STANDINGS: 1-Hunsaker-779;
2-Kaplan-685; 3-Lakatos-651; 4-McGowan-634; 5-Galedrige-595; 6-Boyden-569;
7-S.Davis-525; 8-Rahe-512; 9-Walker-503; 10-E.Pace-452.

NEXT CALIFORNIA FORD FOCUS MIDGET CAR RACE: September 20 - Madera (CA) Speedway

USAC WESTERN MIDGET CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS:

September 13, 2003 - Bakersfield, California - Bakersfield Speedway

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Steve Paden, 0, Farrier-13.425; 2. Josh Wise, 94,
Wise-13.441; 3. Johnny Rodriguez, 30, Rodriguez-13.443; 4. Jerome Rodela,
25, Rodela-13.471; 5. Robby Flock, 19, Sala-13.541; 6. Danny Ebberts, 14,
Ebberts/Schlachter-13.559; 7. Dallen McKenney, 88, McKenney-13.641; 8. Bobby
Boone, 31, Croteau-13.659; 9. Tyler Brown, 34, Brown-13.830; 10. Alex
Harris, 5, Walker-13.873; 11. Garrett Hansen, 24, Hansen-13.877; 12. Michael