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OFFICIAL BOX SCORE INDY RACING NORTHERN LIGHT SERIES Delphi Indy 200 at Walt Disney World Speedway Saturday, Jan. 29, 2000 Total IRL Car Laps IRL IRL Stand Designated FP SP Car Driver Name C/E/T Comp. Running/Reason Out Pts. Pts. ings IRL Awards Awards Total Awards 1 22 24 Robbie Buhl Team Purex Dreyer & Reinbold Racing G/O/F 200 Running 52 52 1 $89,200 $49,800 $139,000 2 5 91 Buddy Lazier Delta Faucet/Coors Light/Tae-Bo/Hemelgarn Racing R/O/F 200 Running 40 40 2 73,800 7,450 81,250 3 6 51 Eddie Cheever Jr. Team Cheever/Firestone/Infiniti R/I/F 200 Running 35 35 3 62,000 6,250 68,250 4 8 4 Scott Goodyear Pennzoil Panther Dallara D/O/F 200 Running 32 32 4 50,200 0 50,200 5 10 11 Eliseo Salazar Rio A.J. Foyt Racing G/O/F 200 Running 30 30 5 45,900 0 45,900 6 15 98 Donnie Beechler Big Daddy’s Sauces/Race Car Cafe Las Vegas D/O/F 200 Running 28 28 6 40,600 10,000 50,600 7 2 14 Jeff Ward Harrah’s A.J. Foyt Racing G/O/F 200 Running 26 26 7 39,500 0 39,500 8 11 12 Buzz Calkins Bradley Food Marts/Sav-O-Mat D/O/F 200 Running 24 24 8 38,400 0 38,400 9 9 81 Billy Boat Team Pelfrey D/O/F 200 Running 22 22 9 38,400 0 38,400 10 4 55 Robby McGehee Energizer Advanced Formula/Energizer Motorsports G/O/F 200 Running 20 20 10 37,400 0 37,400 11 25 88 R Airton Dare TeamXtreme Racing/G Force G/O/F 199 Running 19 19 11 36,200 0 36,200 12 21 27 R Niclas Jonsson American Hotel Register/ZMAX G/O/F 198 Running 18 18 12 35,200 0 35,200 13 23 20 Tyce Carlson Hubbard-Immke Racing D/O/F 197 Running 17 17 13 34,200 0 34,200 14 20 43 R Doug Didero Mid America Freight Systems/Western Star Trucks D/O/F 195 Running 16 16 14 33,000 0 33,000 15 7 8 Scott Sharp Delphi Automotive Systems/MCI WorldCom D/O/F 186 Running 15 15 15 32,000 0 32,000 16 3 28 Mark Dismore Bryant Heating & Cooling/On Star D/O/F 183 Oil cooler 14 14 16 31,000 0 31,000 17 1 1 Greg Ray Conseco/Menards D/O/F 180 Running 13 13 17 29,800 0 29,800 18 13 7 Stephan Gregoire Dick Simon Racing/Mexmil/Tokheim/Viking Air Tools G/O/F 174 Running 12 12 18 29,800 0 29,800 19 16 6 R Jeret Schroeder Armour Swift Ekrich/Tristarmall.com D/O/F 174 Running 11 11 19 28,800 0 28,800 20 19 18 R Sam Hornish Jr. Hornish Bros. Trucking/Advantage Powder Coating G/O/F 172 Running 10 10 20 27,800 0 27,800 21 14 42 John Hollansworth Jr. TeamXtreme/Lycos/G Force G/O/F 136 Electrical 9 9 21 27,800 0 27,800 22 26 30 R Jon Herb Jonathan Byrd’s Cafeteria G/O/F 114 Handling 8 8 22 27,800 0 27,800 23 12 33 Jaques Lazier Motorsportscity.com/Exodus Communications G/O/F 110 Accident 7 7 23 27,800 0 27,800 24 18 9 Robby Unser PetroMoly/Tristarmall.com D/O/F 93 Accident 6 6 24 27,800 0 27,800 25 24 3 Al Unser Jr. Galles ECR Racing Tickets.com Starz G/O/F 64 Engine 5 5 25 27,800 0 27,800 26 17 44 Davey Hamilton Ericsson/Spinal Conquest/SRS D/O/F 22 Accident 4 4 26 27,800 0 27,800 Brayton Engineering 600 600 Speedway Engines 400 400 TOTAL - $1,000,000 $74,500 $1,074,500 Time of Race: 1:57:18.676 Average Speed: 102.292 mph Margin of Victory: 3.165 sec. Fastest Lap / Fastest Leading Lap: #28 Mark Dismore (Race lap 129, 162.126 mph, 22.205 sec.) Coors Light "Pit Performance" Award: #24 Robbie Buhl Firestone "First at 100" Award: #98 Donnie Beechler "The Net Race Live Award" Lap Leader: #24 Robbie Buhl WorldCom "Long Distance" Award: #24 Robbie Buhl Lincoln Electric "Hard Charger" Award: #24 Robbie Buhl Legend: R=Northern Light Indy Racing League Rookie Chassis Legend: D=Dallara (12); G=G Force (12); Riley & Scott (2) Engine Legend: O=Oldsmobile (25); I=Nissan Infiniti (1) Tire Legend: F=Firestone (26) Lap Leaders: Lap Leader Summary: Caution Flags: Laps Car# Driver Laps Car# Driver Driver Times Total Laps Reason/Incident 1-45 #1 Greg Ray 139-139 #51 Eddie Cheever Jr. Robbie Buhl 2 49 3-5 J. Lazier, spun T2 46-49 #81 Billy Boat 140-144 #55 Robby McGehee Buddy Lazier 1 47 24-34 Hamilton, accident T1 50-96 #24 Robbie Buhl 145-191 #91 Buddy Lazier Greg Ray 2 46 44-48 Debris T1 97 #1 Greg Ray 192-198 #51 Eddie Cheever Jr. Mark Dismore 1 30 67-74 Herb, stopped on frontstraight 98-99 #81 Billy Boat 199-200 #24 Robbie Buhl Donnie Beechler 1 9 95-105 R. Unser, accident T2 100-108 #98 Donnie Beechler 11 Lead changes among 8 drivers Eddie Cheever Jr. 2 8 111-123 J. Lazier, accident frontstraight 109-138 #28 Mark Dismore Billy Boat 2 6 136-143 Hornish, spun T1 Robby McGehee 1 5 176-181 Didero, spun backstraight Total: 8 caution flags, 65 laps.
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