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  1.   MSportRev posted:
  01.02.2020 - 9:09 am
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M.K. Kanke earned $4,525

Burney Lamar earned $3,000

Brandon Whitt earned $1,200

Auggie Vidovich earned $1,500

David Gilliland, Sean Monroe, Eric Holmes, Mark Meech earned $500


  2.   MSportRev posted:
  01.02.2020 - 9:24 pm
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Also, Adam Andretti (DNQ) was in the #86 Chevrolet


  3.   RaceFanX posted:
  02.20.2020 - 9:42 pm
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Burney Lamar leads the first 124 laps but M.K. Kanke got by him on the
white flag lap off turn 4 to lead only about the last 100 yards of the
race on the way to victory lane. It would be Kanke's only win of the
season. Behind them Brandon Whitt finishes fifth to claim his only top-5
in Southwest Tour action.


  4.   rm posted:
  07.05.2020 - 12:52 pm
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This race actually had only 3 cautions for 22 laps. They were the
caution periods that began on lap 25, lap 67, and lap 115.

First caution - 64 accident turn 3
Second caution - 16 spun
Third caution - 18 spun turn 1

Souza's winnings - $940

MK Kanke didn't exactly win this race, it would be more accurate to say
that Burney Lamar lost it. Lamar drove into turn 1 far too deep on the
final lap and Kanke took advantage by diving inside. Kanke then had the
preferred line for the opposite end of the track and pulled ahead,
nipping Lamar in a side-by-side finish. Lamar would dominate three more
Southwest tour races in which he failed to win before finally getting
the monkey off his back four months later with his first series victory.
He promptly went back-to-back from there, making up for lost time.


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