Action Packed Racing Cards 150
The Action Packed Racing Cards 150 was held August 3 at Indianapolis Raceway Park. Mike Skinner won the pole.
Top Ten Results
- 3-Mike Skinner
- 18-Johnny Benson
- 6-Rick Carelli
- 43-Rodney Combs
- 24-Scott Lagasse
- 84-Joe Ruttman
- 2-Mike Bliss
- 87-John Nemechek
- 37-Bob Strait
- 30-Dennis Setzer
- On the last lap of the race, the #77 of Gary St. Amant (who finished 11th) spun out off of turn 2 and hit a light pole in the infield, knocking out a cluster of lights in the process. The same exact lights were knocked out the next evening during the Busch Grand National race by Chris Diamond.
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