"INDIANA SPRINT WEEK" RACES THIS WEEK KRUSEMAN 2, HINES 1;
RAIN FORCES PUTNAMVILLE POSTPONEMENT
JULY 18, 2005
The "Indiana Sprint Week" slate concludes with four
races this week, beginning with Tuesday night's rescheduled race at Lincoln
Park Speedway in Putnamville. Rains forced the postponement at Putnamville
prior to the conclusion of qualifying Saturday.
Gas City I-69 Speedway hosts Wednesday night's action, while
the "Robbie Stanley Classic" unfolds Thursday night at the Lawrenceburg
Speedway. Friday night's finale is the "Jan Opperman Classic" at the Terre
Haute Action Track. All events conclude with 30 lap features.
Cory Kruseman, who won Thursday night's opener at Twin Cities
Raceway Park in North Vernon and Sunday night's race at Tri-State Speedway
in Haubstadt, leads the "Indiana Sprint Week" standings, two
points ahead of Tracy Hines, who won Friday night's race at the Bloomington
Speedway.
Kruseman, of Ventura, Calif, wheeled the Keith Kunz
Motorsports Vital Express/Snyder Engines Bullet to victory lane on Thursday
at North Vernon, leading the final 20 laps after passing Bud Kaeding. Hines
finished second ahead of National Sprint Car point leader Dave Darland,
defending "Indiana Sprint Week" Champ Levi Jones and Kaeding.
Hines and the Dynamics, Inc. Kroger/Tide, Bounty/Pringles
F-5/Mopar paced all 30 laps of Friday's race at Bloomington, beating
Darland, Jay Drake, Jones and Kruseman to the checkered flag. Bryan Clauson
led the first 19 laps at Haubstadt Sunday but slipped to third at the
finish behind Kruseman and Damion Gardner. Jones and Hines rounded out the
"top-five."
USAC NATIONAL SPRINT CAR SERIES STANDINGS
1.-Dave Darland-706
2.-Jay Drake-682
3.-Levi Jones-669
4.-Bud Kaeding-591
5.-Josh Wise-582
6.-Mat Neely-538
7.-Jon Stanbrough-429
8.-Tracy Hines-371
9.-Dave Steele-335
10.-Bobby East-326
"INDIANA SPRINT WEEK" STANDINGS
1.-Cory Kruseman-189
2.-Tracy Hines-187
3.-Dave Darland-173
4.-Levi Jones-172
5.-Jay Drake-127
6.-Mat Neely-115
7.-Bud Kaeding-111
8.-Jon Stanbrough-110
9.-Justin Marvel-104
10.-Darren Hagen-98