Stevens Bell/Genuine Car Parts 150
The Stevens Bell/Genuine Car Parts 150* was held August 19 at Flemington Speedway. Joe Ruttman won the pole.
Top Ten Results
- 16-Ron Hornaday
- 6-Rick Carelli
- 3-Mike Skinner
- 25-Jack Sprague*
- 75-Bill Sedgwick
- 2-Mike Bliss
- 84-Joe Ruttman
- 21-Tobey Butler
- 7-Dave Rezendes
- 38-Sammy Swindell
- The race was lengthened to 151 laps due to a Green-White-Checker finish.
- This race was Jack Sprague's debut for Hendrick Motorsports.
- Rick Carelli was passed in the final laps for the win by Hornaday, but charged hard, making up ground. He made contact with Hornaday on the final straigtaway, spinning him after the race finished.
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