1997 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series - Chevy Desert Star Classic

Chevy Desert Star Classic

The Chevy Desert Star Classic was held April 20 at Phoenix International Raceway. Jack Sprague won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 24-Jack Sprague
  2. 80-Joe Ruttman
  3. 2-Mike Bliss
  4. 16-Ron Hornaday
  5. 17-Rich Bickle
  6. 29-Bob Keselowski
  7. 35-Dave Rezendes
  8. 99-Chuck Bown
  9. 10-Toby Porter
  10. 6-Rick Carelli

Failed to qualify: 13-Mike Colabucci, 19-Tony Raines, 25-Andy Genzman, 26-Andy Belmont, 27-Rob Rizzo, 38-Doug Adams, 54-Jon Leavy, 55-Jim Bown, 61-Randy Tolsma, 92-Mark Kinser, Tommy Spangler

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