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  1.   RaceFanX posted:
  07.22.2015 - 5:00 pm
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Wisconsin racer Tim Sauter makes his All Pro debut and scores a victory
to defend his homestate from the Southern invaders. This was Sauter's
only start of 1994, his first major stock car win, and the second and
last time the tour visited the Milwaukee Mile.

(At the time of this post Sauter's name doesn't seem to be linking right
onto the track page for winning this race)


  2.   A posted:
  09.06.2019 - 12:07 am
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Matt Kenseth must have been really young at the time of this race!


  3.   Tarheel posted:
  09.06.2019 - 1:46 am
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Kenseth was born in 1972, so he was 22 in this race, not young at all
for this series.


  4.   Ultimate_Warrior_#18 posted:
  09.06.2019 - 11:42 am
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@3 Actually i do believe at 22 Matt was one of the youngest in the field.


  5.   Z posted:
  09.21.2019 - 10:21 am
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https://www.tulsaworld.com/news/sauter-wins-first-major-in-nascar/article_146945e9-fcad-508d-9ebc-26799718b571.html

MOV: .29 secs
If Webmaster Would *PLEASE* Read This Link, It Has Car Makes, Winnings,
Laps Completed, & Status For The *ENTIRE* Field

Matt Kenseth (NASCAR Debut), Kenny Wallace, Brad Payne, Conrad Burr,
Jody Ridley, Scott Hansen, Buckshot Jones, Tammy Jo Kirk, Scot Walters,
Joe Nott, Ron Young, Hal Goodson, Toby Porter, Billy Bigley Jr, Ron
Barfield Jr, David Green, Bobby Gill, Freddie Query (DNQs Only), Rick
Crawford, Mike Cope, & Tim Sauter (NASCAR Debut)
Would ALL Race In NASCAR's Top x3 Series.


  6.   MSportRev posted:
  09.24.2019 - 12:04 pm
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Joe Nott ran a Ford in this race


  7.   RaceFanX posted:
  02.07.2021 - 3:54 pm
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The field for this one was packed without outside talent looking to take
on the All Pro regulars since this one was run on the undercard for the
Fourth of July weekend NASCAR Busch Series race at the Milwaukee Mile.
Race winner Tim Sauter was still mostly a Wisconsin short track regular
in this era but was running some races in the ARTGO Challenge Series
when he popped over to poach this NASCAR win. ASA regular Scott Hansen
was a major contender for the win until his traditional #53 blew an
engine while leading to hand Sauter a lead he would not relinquish
afterward.

While the visiting Sauter won the race eight of the top-10 finishers
were NASCAR All Pro regulars led by Mike Cope and series staples Rick
Crawford. Freddie Query, and Bobby Gill. NASCAR Busch Series title
contender David Green crossed over to finish sixth here and would go on
to finish runner-up behind Mike Wallace in the main event the next day.
Mike's younger brother Kenny Wallace had a tough day here, with a blown
engine right at the start, but bounced back for a top-5 in the Busch
race. ASA regulars Steve Holzhausen and Joe Nott, the latter making the
first of just two All Pro starts, also crossed over and recorded top-15
finishes.


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