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Perris Auto Speedway
September 9, 2000
45 Cars
FAST QUALIFIER
John Scott 16.816
HEAT WINNERS (WITH STARTING POSITIONS)
Jordan Hermansader (4th)
Mike English (3rd)
Richard Griffin (8th)
Rip Williams (8th)
JE PISTONS PASSING MASTERS DASH
Rodney Argo (1st)
C-MAIN TRANSFERS
1. Sid Carlson (3rd)
2. D.J. Ruth (7th)
3. Larry Brown (5th)
4. Steve Venard (8th)
B-MAIN TRANSFERS
1. Greg DeCaires (3rd)
2. Lance Gremett (8th)
3. Michael Smith (5th)
4. Bobby Graham (9th)
5. Rick Hinrichsen (2nd)
6. Keith Williamson (7th)
A-MAIN
1. Rip Williams (2nd)
2. Richard Griffin (3rd)
3. Rodney Argo (1st)
4. Rickie Gaunt (4th)
5. Troy Rutherford (10th)
6. Steve Ostling (15th)
7. Michael Smith (12th)
8. Jarrett Chaney (13th)
9. Mike English (19th)
10. Greg DeCaires (11th)
11. Bobby Graham (22nd)
12. Cory Kruseman (6th) - Slid to a stop while battling for 2nd on lap 28.
13. Brian Venard (7th)
14. Lance Gremmett (20th)
15. Mike Boat (21st)
16. J Hicks (18th)
17. Jeremy Sherman (8th ) DNF
18. John Scott (5th) -DNF, broke rear end while fighting Kruseman for 4th.
19. Keith Williamson (16th) (DNF)
20. Alex Grigoreas (17th) (DNF)
21. Rick Hinrichsen (9th) (DNF
22. Jordan Hermansador (14th) - DNF, turn one crash.
Williams won his 50th SCRA main event and first one in nearly a year with room to spare. In emotional victory speech, he dedicated the win to the late
Ralph Tracy.
Best SCRA outing thus far for Michael Smith. At one point in the race was challenging Rutherford for the 6th spot.
Adam Mitchell drove the Jimmy Jet Motorsports #52 for the second consecutive event, but dropped out of heat and "B" main with problems.
Cory Kruseman debuted a brand new TCR Chassis.
Upside down on the night were Chris Rahe in the "C" main and Marc Hart in the fourth heat. Rahe's flip was in turn two as part of a three-car tangle with
Matt Felio and Jack DeArmond Jr. DeArmond punched a hole through on the of the back straight billboards. Hart's flip was a violent turn one crash that
did significant damage to his car.
Tony Jones qualified 9th fastest, finished 5th in his heat and started on the pole in the "B" main. His motor was going sour before the field took the
green flag and he did not transfer.
Mike Kirby missed the race due to vacation and Hank Winter was missing due to a reorganization of his team. Mike Boat will be in the Ricehouse #71 rest of
the season with SCRA.
It was announced at Perris Auto Speedway on Saturday night that the November
10th & 11th Fifth Annual Temecula Pipe and Supply/Budweiser Oval Nationals will now pay $25,000.00 to win! A world record for Wingless Sprint Cars.
The first entry is Indiana's Tony Elliott.
-Contributed by Scott Daloisio
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