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NASCAR Slot Racing 2007 Winston Cup Stock Cars Race No. 1 Duisburg 20,5m Carrera Plastic Track 6 Lanes Race Time 12 x 3 Min. 31.03.2007 Race No. 220 Laps Heat 1 Heat 2 Race Car Winston Cup Car Gr. Best Lap Points Driver Driver No. Heat1 / Heat 2 1. Christian Schnitzler 250,48 125,63 124,85 86 Ford Thunderbird Alan Kulw icki 35 152 5,492 L1 / 5,566 L3 175 2. Oliver Stork 249,59 125,07 124,52 81 Buick Regal Bobby Allison 28 151 5,512 L3/ 5,594 L4 170 3. Manfred Stork 248,60 125,35 123,25 87 Buick Le Sabre Bobby Allison 22 154 5,484 L2/ 5,621 L4 165 4. Patrick Meister 245,84 123,94 121,90 81 Ford Thunderbird Neil Bonnett 21 153 5,566 L4/ 5,707 L3 160 5. Andreas Thierfelder 243,60 122,34 121,26 87 Ford Thunderbird Jody Ridley 57 152 5,602 L2/ 5,617 L2 155 6. Peter Recker 242,82 122,50 120,32 87 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Benny Parsons 35 152 5,566 L3/ 5,730 L4 150 7. Jürgen Tepaß 242,70 121,60 121,10 83 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Darrell Waltrip 11 153 5,566 L1/ 5,648 L1 146 8. Volker Schulte 241,21 121,08 120,13 85 Ford Thunderbird Dave Marcis 71 152 5,656 L4/ 5,789 L2 142 9. Justin Pasch 240,33 120,05 120,28 88 Buick Regal Larry Pearson 16 151 5,754 L4/ 5,734 L2 138 10. Dieter Clemens 234,78 118,11 116,67 83 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Dave Marcis 71 150 5,840 L1/ 5,813 L1 134 11. Markus Hackstein 234,43 117,76 116,67 84 Buick Regal Dave Marcis 75 153 5,805 L1/ 5,867 L1 130 12. Kalle Stenten 232,75 117,08 115,67 82 Buick Regal Tim Richmond 2 153 5,809 L3/ 5,895 L3 127 13. André Tellmann 231,95 116,51 115,44 85 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Davey Allison 1 152 5,875 L2/ 5,914 L4 118 14. Hans Bickenbach 230,98 115,63 115,35 81 Buick Regal Buddy Baker 1 152 5,867 L1/ 5,938 L4 124 15. Holger Michels 230,26 115,06 115,20 82 Buick Regal Darrell Waltrip 11 154 5,801 L1/ 5,875 L2 121 16. Tommy Eckel 229,60 114,07 115,53 83 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Darrell Waltrip 11 150 5,770 L1/ 5,926 L1 115 17. Jörg Lebbing 227,83 112,38 115,45 83 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Darrell Waltrip 11 161 5,973 L3/ 5,914 L3 112 18. Klaus Schnitzler 227,50 113,63 113,87 86 Ford Thunderbird Alan Kulw icki 35 156 5,910 L3/ 6,066 L4 109 19. Manuela Schnitzler 225,04 113,82 111,22 86 Ford Thunderbird Ken Schrader 90 154 5,938 L1/ 5,914 L1 106 20. Hermann Pasch 224,89 113,03 111,86 78 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Cale Yarborough 11 156 5,879 L4/ 5,746 L1 103 21. Ingo Heimann 224,11 111,85 112,26 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix Bobby Labonte 18 153 5,840 L3/ 6,016 L4 100 22. Michael Moes 223,11 111,86 111,25 2000 Chevrolet Monte C. Jeff Gordon 24 151 5,914 L2/ 6,004 L2 97 23. Willy Knigge 220,62 110,30 110,32 91 Pontiac Grand Prix Kyle Petty 42 152 6,137 L1/ 6,031 L3 94 24. Ulf Setzepfand 219,60 108,34 111,26 90 Pontiac Grand Prix Chuck Bow n 63 156 6,129 L4/ 6,109 L1 91 25. Andreas Trebsdorf 217,63 108,36 109,27 84 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Terry Labonte 44 156 6,160 L1/ 6,133 L3 88 Create PDF with PDF4U. If you wish to remove this line, please click here to purchase the full version NASCAR Slot Racing 2007 Winston Cup Stock Cars Race No. 2 Slot Racing Report Moers SRC Niederrhein 35m Carrera Plastic Track 6 Lanes Race Time 12 x 4 Min. 21.04.2007 Race No. 221 Laps Heat 1 Heat 2 Race Car W inston Cup Car Gr. Best Lap Points Driver Driver No. Heat / Lane 1. Christian Schnitzler 281,34 142,17 139,17 86 Ford Thunderbird Alan Kulwicki 35 152 9,730 L1 / 9,934 L1 175 2. Jörg Lebbing 278,18 140,49 137,69 83 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Darrell Waltrip 11 159 9,852 L1 / 9,953 L1 170 3. Jürgen Tepaß 276,72 140,15 136,57 83 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Darrell Waltrip 11 152 9,852 L1 / 9,996 L1 165 4. Peter Recker 276,21 139,13 137,08 87 Chevrolet Monte Carlo BennyParsons 35 152 10,035 L2 / 10,145 L2 160 5. Manfred Stork 275,97 139,54 136,43 87 BuickLe Sabre BobbyAllison 22 153 9,900 L1 / 10,156 L1 155 6. Andreas Thierfelder 275,26 138,63 136,63 87 Ford Thunderbird JodyRidley 57 150 9,984 L2 / 10,172 L1 150 7. PatrickMeister 273,33 138,53 134,80 81 Ford Thunderbird Neil Bonnett 21 158 9,910 L3 / 10,059 L5 146 8. Dieter Clemens 268,11 134,78 133,33 83 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Dave Marcis 71 150 10,256 L5 / 10,293 L5 142 9. André Tellmann 267,53 134,57 132,96 85 Chevrolet Monte Carlo DaveyAllison 1 151 10,264 L4 / 10,363 L1 138 10. Nezih Durukanli 267,40 134,43 132,97 86 Ford Thunderbird Kyle Petty 7 150 10,143 L1 / 10,305 L2 134 11. Holger Michels 267,23 135,96 131,27 82 BuickRegal Darrell Waltrip 11 158 10,096 L4 / 10,316 L1 130 12. FrankZelwies 266,61 134,08 132,53 83 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Neil Bonnett 75 151 10,291 L1 / 10,316 L2 127 13. Uwe Schulz 266,39 133,43 132,96 82 BuickRegal Darrell Waltrip 11 150 10,295 L2 / 10,449 L2 124 14. Markus Hackstein 266,03 132,05 133,98 82 BuickRegal Darrell Waltrip 11 152 9,939 L3 / 10,242 L2 121 15. Manuela Schnitzler 265,59 133,25 132,34 86 Ford Thunderbird Alan Kulwicki 35 157 10,400 L3 / 10,559 L3 118 16. Michael Moes 264,73 133,10 131,63 86 Ford Thunderbird Alan Kulwicki 35 151 10,229 L4 / 10,496 L3 115 17. TommyEckel 263,86 133,29 130,57 82 BuickRegal Tim Richmond 2 151 10,133 L5 / 10,547 L1 112 18. Andreas Lippold 262,89 131,42 131,47 88 Oldsmobile Delta 88 RickWilson 4 152 10,330 L3 / 10,543 L2 109 19. Birgit Eckel 260,87 130,87 130,00 83 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Darrell Waltrip 11 154 10,523 L4 / 10,668 L4 106 20. Walter Schäfer 260,05 129,63 130,42 99 Ford Taurus Jeff Burton 99 150 10,635 L3 / 10,531 L3 103 21. Andreas Croonenbroeck 257,29 128,02 129,27 83 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Darrell Waltrip 11 150 10,572 L1 / 10,777 L2 100 22. Hermann Pasch 252,93 125,83 127,10 80 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Cale Yarborough 11 155 10,695 L2 / 10,805 L1 97 23. Andreas Trebsdorf 247,26 124,01 123,25 85 BuickRegal BobbyAllison 22 154 10,682 L4 / 10,777 L4 94 24. Jill Pasch 233,04 115,39 117,65 2002 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Dale Earnhardt 8 151 11,408 L3 / 11,406 L3 91 25. Heidi Gläser 209,12 115,92 93,20 88 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Lake Speed 83 157 11,514 L2 / 11,504 L4 88 Create PDF with PDF4U. If you wish to remove this line, please click here to purchase the full version NASCAR Slot Racing 2007 Winston Cup Stock Cars Race No.3 Slot Racing Report Duisburg Mündelheim 33,6m Carrera Plastic Track 4 Lanes Race Time 8 x 4 Min. 09.06.2007 Race No. 223 Laps Heat 1 Heat 2 Race Car Winston Cup Driver Car Gr. Best Lap Points Driver No. Heat1 / Heat 2 1. Oliver Stork 206,39 104,06 102,33 81 Buick Regal Bobby Allison 28 151 9,019 / 9,185 175 2. Christian Schnitzler 205,05 103,34 101,71 86 Ford Thunderbird Alan Kulwicki 35 152 9,074 / 9,294 170 3. Andreas Thierfelder 204,39 103,25 101,14 87 Ford Thunderbird Jody Ridley 57 153 9,137 / 9,295 165 4. Manfred Stork 204,20 102,72 101,48 87 Buick Le Sabre Bobby Allison 22 154 9,074 / 9,241 160 5. Jürgen Tepaß 201,82 101,77 100,05 83 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Darrell Waltrip 11 153 9,185 / 9,405 155 6. Volker Schulte 201,52 101,81 99,71 85 Ford Thunderbird Dave Marcis 71 153 9,131 / 9,460 150 7. Tom Form 200,42 100,94 99,48 82 Buick Regal Mark Martin O2 151 9,240 / 9,460 146 8. Markus Hackstein 200,02 100,96 99,06 82 Buick Regal Darrell Waltrip 11 153 9,186 / 9,405 142 9. Nezih Durukanli 198,93 99,72 99,21 86 Ford Thunderbird Kyle Petty 7 152 9,185 / 9,514 138 10. Dieter Clemens 197,34 98,56 98,78 83 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Dave Marcis 71 153 9,459 / 9,514 134 11. Jörg Lebbing 195,42 98,71 96,71 83 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Darrell Waltrip 11 159 9,350 / 9,624 130 12. Justin Pasch 194,78 96,80 97,98 79 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Cale Yarborough 11 157 9,459 / 9,514 127 13.
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    Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 9-14-1995 The BG News September 14, 1995 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The BG News September 14, 1995" (1995). BG News (Student Newspaper). 5881. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/5881 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. UAO branches off to Fellowships are being offered to The U.S. Senate Tight end Trevor cover all students with minority students to help diversify strips family cap Stover having solid Multicultural Activities. campus staffs. policy from welfare season for Falcon reform bill. football team. Page 4 Page 4 Page 3 Page 7 <EI)c Sff J3eUis 1995 The B G News "Celebrating 75 Years of Excellence" Thursday, September 14, 1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 84, Issue 12 Just Hangin' Around WFAL tops nation • si Station ranked for second time in three years 4 Jennifer Schab and professional," Peiffer said. "The staff does a great job and The BC News "It wouldn't be worth it if we works hard to earn [the recogni- i didn't have a good time." tion]," said Bruce Klopfenstein, r~- WM ■ ■ The National Association of WFAL hopes to have more fun chairman of the Telecommunica- 1 •■ j •*■ College Broadcasters recently this November at the NACB con- tions Department.