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  1.   RaceFanX posted:
  02.20.2013 - 5:14 pm
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Red Farmer makes his first ARCA start since 1993 but drops out early.


  2.   The Great Dave posted:
  08.06.2013 - 11:21 am
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Michael Simko gets a top 6 finish driving for his Uncle Bob


  3.   23andJoe posted:
  05.01.2014 - 10:34 pm
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#97 owner: Mary Louise Miller


  4.   rm posted:
  12.14.2018 - 12:55 pm
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A classic 2000s brutal Toledo race. It was extremely hot and the
attrition was nearly as high as the temperature.

#47 owner - Vern Slagh (same for Campbell's Berlin win)

25 sponsor - Hawk Sawblades

Withdrew:
Greg van Alst, #01 Robert Locke Concrete/Shelby Materials Chevy (Robert
Locke)

DNQ info:
06 owner - Wayne Peterson
8 owner - Norm Benning


  5.   rm posted:
  12.14.2018 - 1:47 pm
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Found more, better info, sorry for the back to back posts.

DNQ info:
36. 87 - Sadinsky (Bigelow Cafe Chevrolet, owner John Sadinsky)
37. 8 - Antrican (Benning Motorsports Chevrolet)
38. 12 - Plante (Charles Girten Racing Chevrolet, owner Charles Girten)
39. 4 - Caudell (Caudell-Scherer Racing Chevrolet, owner Jeff Caudell;
same owner for all of his 2002 starts)
40. 78 - Baker (DA Auto Body Pontiac)
41. 83 - Dennis English (Dennis English Racing Ford, owner Dennis English)
42. 06 - Conz (Peterson Racing Chevrolet)
43. 32 - Gray (Valley Crossing, Ford, owner George Glick)


  6.   RaceFanX posted:
  11.08.2020 - 7:40 pm
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Frank Kimmel passes Jason Jarrett for the lead and then holds him off
for the rest of the race, winning by less than half a second. It was his
fifth win in the first 10 races of 2002. Jarrett had to settle for a
runner-up finish for the third time this season.

Ohio racer Chris Moore makes his ARCA debut and comes home an impressive
third against the series big guns. This would be Moore's best career
finish although he would score a top-5 finish every time he ran in the
series in 2002.

Red Farmer ran ARCA races at Daytona and Talladega from 1981 to 1993
during his first ARCA racing comeback. After 1993 he retired from
superspeedway racing so his early 2000s comeback focused only on short
and dirt track events. ARCA's record keeping from the early 1970s is
spotty but it appears this was Farmer's first ARCA short track race
since his win at Nashville in October 1970 during a race that counted
for the 1971 season.


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