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Canweseeyourstuff
posted on 08-10-2001 @ 6:10 PM      
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Registered: Oct. 00
Global Crossing @ The Glen
August 12, 2001

Watkins Glen International
Race 22 of 36



Pos.
No./Driver
Make/Sponsor
Time
Speed

1 #88/
Dale Jarrett Ford /
UPS 71.884 122.6977
2 #28/
Ricky Rudd Ford /
Texaco/ Havoline 72.117 122.3013
3 #25/
Jerry Nadeau Chevrolet /
UAW/Delphi 72.156 122.2352
4 #31/
Robby Gordon Chevrolet /
Lowe's 72.166 122.2182
5 #2/
Rusty Wallace Ford /
Miller Lite 72.27 122.0423
6 #87/
Ron Fellows Chevrolet /
Bully Hill Vineyards 72.321 121.9563
7 #66/
Todd Bodine Ford /
Route 66/Kmart 72.378 121.8602
8 #01/
Scott Pruett Dodge /
Cingular Wireless 72.419 121.7912
9 #43/
John Andretti Dodge /
Cheerios 72.444 121.7492
10 #29/
Kevin Harvick * Chevrolet /
GM Goodwrench Service Plus 72.46 121.7223
11 #20/
Tony Stewart Pontiac /
The Home Depot 72.488 121.6753
12 #22/
Ward Burton Dodge /
Caterpillar 72.579 121.5228
13 #24/
Jeff Gordon Chevrolet /
DuPont 72.594 121.4976
14 #18/
Bobby Labonte Pontiac /
Interstate Batteries 72.758 121.2238
15 #6/
Mark Martin Ford /
Pfizer/Viagra 72.908 120.9744
16 #40/
Sterling Marlin Dodge /
Coors Light 72.938 120.9246
17 #14/
Ron Hornaday * Pontiac /
Conseco 72.938 120.9246
18 #45/
Kyle Petty Dodge /
Sprint 72.965 120.8799
19 #33/
Joe Nemechek Chevrolet /
Oakwood Homes 72.971 120.8699
20 #77/
Boris Said Ford /
Jasper Engines & Transmissions 72.994 120.8318
21 #9/
Bill Elliott Dodge /
Dodge Dealers/UAW 73.123 120.6187
22 #99/
Jeff Burton Ford /
CITGO SUPERGARD 73.171 120.5396
23 #15/
Michael Waltrip Chevrolet /
NAPA Auto Parts 73.202 120.4885
24 #21/
Elliott Sadler Ford /
Motorcraft 73.25 120.4096
25 #26/
Jimmy Spencer Ford /
Kmart 73.262 120.3898
26 #10/
Johnny Benson Pontiac /
Valvoline 73.289 120.3455
27 #8/
Dale Earnhardt, Jr Chevrolet /
Budweiser 73.31 120.311
28 #97/
Kurt Busch * Ford /
Rubbermaid/ Sharpie 73.366 120.2192
29 #11/
Brett Bodine Ford /
Ralphs/Redcell 73.5 120.0
30 #55/
Bobby Hamilton Chevrolet /
Square D 73.577 119.8744
31 #68/
Anthony Lazzaro Chevrolet /
TWC Motorsport 73.627 119.793
32 #36/
Ken Schrader Pontiac /
M&M's 73.664 119.7328
33 #4/
Kevin Lepage Chevrolet /
Kodak Film 73.676 119.7133
34 #19/
Casey Atwood * Dodge /
Dodge Dealers/UAW 73.689 119.6922
35 #93/
Dave Blaney Dodge /
Amoco 73.708 119.6614
36 #5/
Terry Labonte Chevrolet /
Kellogg's 73.725 119.6338
37 #1/
Steve Park ** Chevrolet /
Pennzoil - -
38 #17/
Matt Kenseth ** Ford /
DeWalt Power Tools - -
39 #12/
Jeremy Mayfield ** Ford /
Mobil 1 - -
40 #32/
Ricky Craven ** Ford /
Tide - -
41 #92/
Stacy Compton ** Dodge /
Kodiak - -
42 #90/
Brian Simo ** Ford /
Hills Bros Coffee - -
43 #27/
Rick Mast ** Pontiac /
Duke's Mayonnaise/ Sauer's -

I don't like the road racers coming in and taking spots from cup regs but ron fellows is always strong at this track but don't count out Jeff Gordon





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posted on 08-10-2001 @ 6:50 PM      
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Registered: Jan. 01
quote:

13 #24/Jeff Gordon Chevrolet

He won his first road race on this track.

He should have a great car this week again.


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Canweseeyourstuff
posted on 08-12-2001 @ 4:06 PM      
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Registered: Oct. 00
Gordan wins at The Glen for his 5th victory of the season and now leads by 194 pts over Ricky Rud
here is the unofficial finish
Watkins Glen International
Race 22 of 36


Pos. Start No./
Driver Make/
Sponsor Pts./
Bonus Laps Stat.

1 13 #24
Jeff Gordon Chevrolet/
DuPont 180/
5 90 Running

2 22 #99
Jeff Burton Ford/
CITGO SUPERGARD 180/
10 90 Running

3 39 #12
Jeremy Mayfield Ford/
Mobil 1 165/
0 90 Running

4 2 #49
Ricky Rudd Pontiac/
BAM Racing 165/
5 90 Running

5 7 #66
Todd Bodine Ford/
Route 66/Kmart 160/
5 90 Running

6 3 #25
Jerry Nadeau Chevrolet/
UAW/Delphi 150/
0 90 Running

7 10 #29
Kevin Harvick * Chevrolet/
GM Goodwrench Service Plus 146/
0 90 Running

8 20 #77
Boris Said Ford/
Jasper Engines & Transmissions 142/
0 90 Running

9 14 #18
Bobby Labonte Pontiac/
Interstate Batteries 138/
0 90 Running

10 37 #1
Steve Park Chevrolet/
Pennzoil 134/
0 90 Running

11 8 #01
Scott Pruett Dodge/
Cingular Wireless 135/
5 90 Running

12 27 #8
Dale Earnhardt, Jr Chevrolet/
Budweiser 127/
0 90 Running

13 29 #11
Brett Bodine Ford/
Ralphs/Redcell 124/
0 90 Running

14 9 #43
John Andretti Dodge/
Cheerios 121/
0 90 Running

15 15 #6
Mark Martin Ford/
Pfizer/Viagra 118/
0 90 Running

16 26 #10
Johnny Benson Pontiac/
Valvoline 115/
0 90 Running

17 17 #14
Ron Hornaday * Pontiac/
Conseco 112/
0 90 Running

18 23 #15
Michael Waltrip Chevrolet/
NAPA Auto Parts 109/
0 90 Running

19 32 #36
Ken Schrader Pontiac/
M&M's 106/
0 90 Running

20 41 #92
Stacy Compton Dodge/
Kodiak 108/
5 90 Running

21 36 #5
Terry Labonte Chevrolet/
Kellogg's 100/
0 90 Running

22 34 #19
Casey Atwood * Dodge/
Dodge Dealers/UAW 97/
0 90 Running

23 38 #17
Matt Kenseth Ford/
DeWalt Power Tools 99/
5 90 Running

24 21 #9
Bill Elliott Dodge/
Dodge Dealers/UAW 91/
0 90 Running

25 16 #40
Sterling Marlin Dodge/
Coors Light 88/
0 90 Running

26 11 #20
Tony Stewart Pontiac/
The Home Depot 85/
0 90 Running

27 43 #27
Rick Mast Pontiac/
Duke's Mayonnaise/ Sauer's 82/
0 90 Running

28 35 #93
Dave Blaney Dodge/
Amoco 79/
0 90 Running

29 28 #97
Kurt Busch * Ford/
Rubbermaid/ Sharpie 76/
0 90 Running

30 24 #21
Elliott Sadler Ford/
Motorcraft 73/
0 89 Running

31 19 #33
Joe Nemechek Chevrolet/
Oakwood Homes 70/
0 88 Running

32 1 #88
Dale Jarrett Ford/
UPS 72/
5 89 Running

33 33 #4
Kevin Lepage Chevrolet/
Kodak Film 64/
0 88 Running

34 31 #68
Anthony Lazzaro Chevrolet/
TWC Motorsport 61/
0 88 Running

35 40 #32
Ricky Craven Ford/
Tide 63/
5 87 Running

36 30 #55
Bobby Hamilton Chevrolet/
Square D 55/
0 86 Running

37 42 #90
Brian Simo Ford/
Hills Bros Coffee 52/
0 83 Off Track

38 25 #26
Jimmy Spencer Ford/
Kmart 49/
0 76 Out of Race

39 18 #45
Kyle Petty Dodge/
Sprint 46/
0 59 Out of Race

40 4 #31
Robby Gordon Chevrolet/
Lowe's 48/
5 58 Out of Race

41 12 #22
Ward Burton Dodge/
Caterpillar 40/
0 48 Out of Race

42 6 #87
Ron Fellows Chevrolet/
Bully Hill Vineyards 42/
5 36 Out of Race

43 5 #2
Rusty Wallace Ford/
Miller Lite 34/
0 14 Out of Race









mother shucker
posted on 08-12-2001 @ 4:55 PM      
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Registered: Nov. 00
I think Jeff Gordon is more good.

I shucked it, and I shucked it, and I shucked it, i'm quite the mother shucker!
Tequila
Fez claims this land in the name of Portugal!
Why worry about the train if it never makes it around the tracks?? IrishAlkey wuz here!!!
posted on 08-13-2001 @ 11:47 AM      
O&A Board Veteran
Registered: Jan. 01


WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. -- There's no doubt about it: Jeff Gordon is hot -- flaming hot.

Gordon led twice in his flame-adorned No. 24 Chevrolet, but the last time was the most important. He passed Jeff Burton for the lead with 12 laps to go in the 90-lap event, then held him off on two restarts for victory in Sunday’s Global Crossing @ The Glen.

The margin of victory was 0.172 seconds, with 13 lead changes among 11 drivers.

“I snuck inside of him on the restart and that’s probably not very smart,” Gordon said. “Because I about lost second and third at the same time. I had to fight pretty hard to get back underneath him.

“I knew he didn’t have as fresh a tires as I did. But he was running pretty good and I knew I had to get by him early. I got by him, then he was all over me at the end."

On the last lap, Gordon suddenly found himself quickly closing on Elliott Sadler's badly-damaged machine, while Burton made one last effort to regain the lead.

“When Elliott Sadler crashed, I was trying to be cautious as we went by," Gordon said. "Jeff didn’t want to be cautious, he wanted that win and he could’ve had it. He got into my rear bumper there on the last corner just to tell me he was there.

“I like racing Jeff Burton and I look forward to racing with him hard because he races me clean.”

Burton’s second was his second career top-five on a road course and third top-five finish this season.

“We had a good chance to win this today,” Burton said. “We got beat by the fastest car and we were the second-fastest. He got by me, I got back by him and then he got back by me again.

“It was just damn good racing. It was an awesome move he used to get by me. I would have loved to have that track position on some of those caution restarts.”

Rounding out the top five finishers were Jeremy Mayfield, Ricky Rudd and Todd Bodine.

Jeremy Mayfield went from 39th to third Sunday.

Mayfield had to take a provisional, starting 39th on his way to his fifth top-five of the season.

“Man, what an afternoon,” Mayfield said. “We had to take the provisional because we didn’t qualify very good. We kept working on the car in practice to make it drive well.

“We had good brakes, motor and fuel mileage. To come to a road course and finish top-three, let alone even top-five, heck, if we would have been top 10, we would have been happy.”

The victory was the second in a row for Gordon, after he won last week’s Brickyard 400. His fourth victory at Watkins Glen was his record seventh career road course win, breaking a tie with Bobby Allison, Richard Petty and Rusty Wallace.

Gordon also separates himself even further in the championship chase with his series-high fifth victory this year. After starting on the Bud Pole, Dale Jarrett had problems staying out of the gravel in Turn 1 and finished 31st, one lap down.

Unofficially, Gordon leads Rudd by 194 points while Jarrett falls to third, 265 behind Gordon.

After finishing 25th Sunday, Sterling Marlin remains fourth, while a 26th-place finish left Tony Stewart in fifth.

Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s 12th-place finish moves him up into sixth, while Kevin Harvick’s seventh pushed him up two spots to seventh. Engine problems left Rusty Wallace last, dropping him to ninth in the standings and effectively ending his championship run.

But with 14 races remaining on the schedule, Gordon said it's too early to hand him the championship trophy just yet.

“I’ll tell you what, you can’t beat the level of confidence that we have right now,” the three-time champion said. “We can’t get over confident though, we just have to keep doing our jobs the way we’ve been doing it.”



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