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Date Posted: 19:17:56 11/19/02 Tue
Author: Mark
Subject: Interesting

I was looking over ther race results and thought I'd pass on the most interesting stats. The field of 22 was made up of 18 BB and 6 SB. The fastest BB and No. 1 qualifier was Baldwin @ 5.15. The fastest SB and No. 3 qualifier was Faerman @ 5.24. There was one car in the teens, 5 in the .20's, 8 made passes in the .30's, the rest were spread in the .40's and .50's. The eventual winner qualified No. 9 and never ran faster than a .35 which was representative of the majority of the cars in the field. Also, the finals included one BB and one SB. Pretty interesting. I suppose it would show that anything can happen in this sport and everyone has a chance. Being fastest doesn't guarantee anything and a little luck goes a long way. Just food for thought guys.

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