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Andy 2k8

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Andy 2k8: “

Olly150: Requesting speedy deletion ([[WP:CSD#G3|CSD G3]]). ([[WP:TW|TW]])

{{db-vandalism}}
UP THE RA

I.R.A

Suck Dick Britain!

yero

ohara is spaced out lmao! 🙂

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Bernard Miller

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Bernard Miller: “

Bencherlite: + a British businessman

”’Sir (Oswald) Bernard Miller”’ (25 March 1904 – 23 February 2003) was a British businessman, who was chairman of the [[John Lewis Partnership]] from 1955 to 1972.

==Life==
Miller was educated at [[Sloane School]] and [[Jesus College, Oxford]], obtaining his [[Bachelor of Arts|BA]] degree in 1927. (The college made him an Honorary [[Oxbridge Fellow|Fellow]] in 1968.) He joined the John Lewis Partnership in 1927, and was appointed a director in 1935. He served as chairman between 1955 and 1972, and was knighted in 1967. He was also a member of the Council of Industrial Design (1957 to 1966) and the [[Monopolies Commission]] (1961 to 1969). He was also associated with [[Southampton University]], as Treasurer (1974 to 1982), Chairman of the Council (1982 to 1987) and Pro-Chancellor (1983 to 1990). He was awarded an honorary doctorate of laws by the University in 1981. He died on 23 February 2003.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ukwhoswho.com/view/article/oupww/whowaswho/U27531 |title=Miller, Sir (Oswald) Bernard | work=[[Who Was Who]]| publisher=[[Oxford University Press]]| month=December|year=2007|accessdate=2008-10-01}}</ref>

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Miller, Bernard}}
[[Category:1904 births]]
[[Category:2003 deaths]]
[[Category:Alumni of Jesus College, Oxford]]
[[Category:John Lewis Partnership]]
[[Category:British businesspeople in retailing]]
[[Category:Knights Bachelor]]
[[Category:People associated with the University of Southampton]]

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Randolph, Tennessee

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Randolph, Tennessee: “

DoxTxob: start article, copy from my sandbox

[[Image:Randolph_TN_United_Methodist_Church.jpg|thumb|Randolph [[United Methodist Church]]]]
”’Randolph, Tennessee”’ is an [[unincorporated area|unincorporated]] rural community in [[Tipton County, Tennessee|Tipton County]]. Founded in [[1827]], the community is one of the earliest settlements in Tipton County. Randolph is located on the banks of the [[Mississippi River]].

==History==
Randolph was founded in 1827. Located on the banks of the [[Mississippi River]], Randolph was a center of steamboat commerce and a cotton shipping point, and in this respect an early rival of [[Memphis, Tennessee|Memphis]].<ref name=TipCtyGuide>{{Citation
| title = Covington-Tipton County Community Guide
| place = Covington, Tennessee
| publisher = Tipton County Chamber of Commerce
| year = 2005}}
</ref> In [[1830]], it was the most important shipping point in Tennessee but the fortunes declined after [[David Crockett]]’s failed attempt to cut a canal from the [[Hatchie River]] to the [[Tennessee River]].<ref name=TNMarkers>{{Citation
| title = Tennessee Historical Markers
| place =
| publisher = Tennessee Historical Commission
| year = 1996
| edition = 8th
| isbn = 0874020212}}
</ref>

Because of its strategic location on top of the second Chickasaw Bluff along the Mississippi River, two forts were built near the town in the [[Civil War]]. Fort Randolph is no longer in existence and Fort Wright, which was built in [[1861]] by the state of Tennessee to defend Memphis in the Civil War. In 2008, only a powder magazine is left of Fort Wright.<ref name=TipCtyGuide/>

[[Union Army]] soldiers under the command of [[General William Tecumseh Sherman]] burnt down the town in [[1862]].<ref name=TNMarkers/>

In 2008, the community consists of two dozen dwellings with no major industry or business present.

==Geography==
===Geography===
[[Image:TNMap-doton-Randolph.PNG|right]]
Randolph is located at 35° 30′ 59′ North, 89° 53′ 19′ West<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.maplandia.com/united-states/tennessee/tipton-county/randolph/ |title=Randolph Map |accessdate=2008-10-01 |work= |publisher=MapLandia.com |date= }}</ref> on the banks of the Mississippi River. The elevation above sea level is 315 [[foot (unit of length)|ft]] (96 [[metre|m]]).<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.epodunk.com/cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=12628 |title=Randolph Tennessee profile |accessdate=2008-10-01 |work= |publisher=EpoDunk.com |date= }}</ref>

Cotton-fields and the [[Mississippi River]] [[bluffs]] dominate the rural landscape of the area.

===Postal and telephone===
The U.S. [[ZIP Code]] for Randolph is 38015<ref>{{cite web |url=http://tennessee.hometownlocator.com/zip-codes/ZIPCodes,city,Randolph,nd,0.cfm |title=Randolph, TN ZIP codes |accessdate=2008-10-01 |work= |publisher=HometownLocator.com |date= }}</ref> and the telephone [[area code]] is 901 (Memphis Metro Area).<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.allareacodes.com/tennessee_area_codes.htm#901 |title=Tennessee Area Codes |accessdate=2008-10-01 |work= |publisher=AllAreaCodes.com |date= }}</ref>

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Randolph_TN_marker_hwy51.jpg|Historical marker on [[Tennessee State Route 51|TN State Route 51]]
Image:Randolph_TN_marker.jpg|Historical marker in Randolph
Image:Randolph_TN_scenic.jpg|Scenic view onto the [[Mississippi River]] at Randolph
</gallery>

==References==
<references/>

==External links==
{{Mapit-US-cityscale|35.516|-89.889}}

{{Tennessee-geo-stub}}
[[Category:Tipton County, Tennessee]]
[[Category:Unincorporated communities in Tennessee]]

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The U (Utah)

Sunday, October 12, 2008

The U (Utah): “

Dpodoll68:

[[Image:MountVanCott.JPG|thumb|right|”The ‘Block U’ has overlooked the [[University of Utah]] since [[1907]].[http://www.trademarks.utah.edu/traditions/blockU.html]”]]
”’The U”’ is a nickname used for several [[university|universities]] and their sports teams, especially by the local community, and for those with prominent [[U|letter U]] logos. One of these institutions with a long history in this regard is the [[University of Utah]]. This name spurs from the fact that it is one of the only universities in the nation that begins with the letter ‘U’ and can be known by the title, the U of U. To further emphasize its use, rising high above the university on Mount Van Cott of the [[Wasatch Range]], located directly behind campus, rests a massive concrete U cast into its side. This emblem has existed at this location since [[1907]] and stands as a beacon to the [[Salt Lake Valley]]. The ‘U’ is lit up for each athletic event and flashes after a victory. In response to the concrete U on the mountainside, the rival university to the south, [[Brigham Young University]], created their own display, portraying a [[Y_Mountain|block ‘Y’]] overlooking Utah Valley in [[Provo, UT|Provo]]. Today the University of Utah is prominently known as ‘the U’ and [[BYU]] is known as ‘the Y’, likely having to do with their mountainside marquees as well as the letter on the side of their helmets.

”See also” [[The U]] ”for more general information.”

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Rieches Baird

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Rieches Baird: “

Olly150: Requesting speedy deletion ([[WP:CSD#A7|CSD A7]]). ([[WP:TW|TW]])

{{db-inc}}
Partners Ryan Rieches and Ray Baird founded RiechesBaird in Irvine, California in 1994. Since inception, RiechesBaird has provided brand development and advertising and marketing services for B2B companies. Additionally, RiechesBaird provides clients with marketing expertise in offline and online media.

RiechesBaird currently has a staff of 40, who specializes working with businesses in five main areas including technology, medical device/health, energy, manufacturing and building products.

RiechesBaird has been ranked one of the ‘Top B2B Agencies in the U.S.’ for seven consecutive years by BtoB Magazine. They have also been named ‘Business of the Year’ by the Irvine Chamber of Commerce and the City of Irvine. In addition, the firm’s work has been recognized by the Business Marketing Association and the Telly Awards.

[http://www.btobonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071031/FREE/71031008]
[http://www.btobonline.com/assets/pdf/top-agencies-07.pdf]
[http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS113041+28-Jul-2008+BW20080728]
[http://jan.freedomblogging.com/2008/09/21/tip-of-the-day-choose-a-name-that-can-be-a-brand/]

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Matthew Paterson

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Matthew Paterson: “

Daemonic Kangaroo: /* References */ {{Scotland-footy-striker-stub}}

{{Football player infobox
| playername = Matthew Paterson
| image =
| fullname = Matthew Paterson
| dateofbirth = {{birth date and age|1989|10|18|df=y}}
| cityofbirth =
| countryofbirth =
| currentclub = [[Southampton F.C.|Southampton]]
| clubnumber = 35
| position = [[Striker]]
| youthyears =
| youthclubs = [[Bournemouth A.F.C.|Bournemouth]] <br>[[Southampton F.C.|Southampton]]
| years = 2008–
| clubs = [[Southampton F.C.|Southampton]]
| caps(goals) = 1 (0)
| nationalyears =
| nationalteam =
| nationalcaps(goals) =
| pcupdate = 18:53, 1 October 2008 (UTC)
| ntupdate =
}}

”’Matthew Paterson”’ (born 18 October 1989) is a [[Scotland|Scottish]] [[association football|footballer]] who plays for [[Southampton F.C.|Southampton]] as a [[striker]].

He started his career at [[Bournemouth A.F.C.|Bournemouth]] before a number of clubs showed an interest. He then joined the [[Saints Academy]] in 2007. He made his league debut as a substitute at [[St Mary’s Stadium]] against [[Norwich City F.C.|Norwich City]] on 30 September 2008.<ref>{{cite news |title=Southampton 2-0 Norwich |url=http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_div_1/7639344.stm|publisher=BBC Sport|accessdate=2008-10-01|date=2008-09-30}}</ref>

==External links==
*{{soccerbase|id=49984|name=Matthew Paterson}}
*[http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/team/?page_id=6587&player_id=94 Profile on Southampton F.C. website]

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Southampton F.C. squad}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Paterson, Matthew}}
[[Category:1989 births]]
[[Category:Living people]]
[[Category:Scottish footballers]]
[[Category:Southampton F.C. players]]
[[Category:The Football League players]]

{{Scotland-footy-striker-stub}}

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Sean Daley Professional Mountain Biker

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Sean Daley Professional Mountain Biker: “

72.75.98.105: {{cite web}}

”’Sean Daley”’ is a Professional [[mountain biking|Mountain Biker]] from [[Marshfield]], [[Massachusetts]]. Sean raced for Bikeman.com in the [[2008]] season before turning Professional and was third in the 2008 [[New England Championship Series]] and finished 9th at the 2008 [[Cross-Country]] National Championships.<ref>{{cite web |title= Daley Season Recap |work= Bikeman.com |date=2008-09-18 |url= http://www.bikeman.com/content/view/1705/64/}}</ref>

Educated at the [[University of Massachusetts-Boston]], Sean received his B.A. in History and is currently a Graduate Student at [[Providence College]].<ref name=bikeman1664>{{cite web |title= Mid Season Update |work= Bikeman.com |date=2008-08-10 |url= http://www.bikeman.com/content/view/1664/64/}}</ref>

===Comeback from illness===

In [[May]] [[1998]] Sean was diagnosed with [[Lymphoma]] causing him to abandon cycling for a period of time. After receiving intensive chemo therapy for his stage four lymphoma. Sean returned to [[cycling]] and in 2008 made his dramatic return to cross-country mountain biking. <ref name=bikeman1664 />

== References ==
{{reflist}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Daley, Sean}}
{{UK-cycling-bio-stub}}
[[Category:Living people]]
[[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]]
[[Category:Place of birth missing (living people)]]

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Tachelesit

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Tachelesit: “

Olly150: Requesting speedy deletion ([[WP:CSD#G11|CSD G11]]). ([[WP:TW|TW]])

{{db-spam}}

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BOXIE

Sunday, October 12, 2008

BOXIE: “

Pologroundsmusic: [[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ‘== BIOGRAPHY == Boxie is from South Jamaica Queens, NY. Featured on the Hurricane Chris hit single ‘Playas Rock’. Has a current single entitled ‘Let Me Show You’ f…’

== BIOGRAPHY ==

Boxie is from South Jamaica Queens, NY. Featured on the Hurricane Chris hit single ‘Playas Rock’. Has a current single entitled ‘Let Me Show You’ ft. Juelz Santana. He is signed to Polo Grounds Music/J Records.

== REFERENCES ==
SHOWTIME AT THE APOLLO VIA WWW.YOUTUBE.COM<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGVE7mGZmlI</ref><br />
PLAYAS ROCK[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playas_Rock]]<br />

== EXTERNAL LINKS ==

[http://www.myspace.com/boxiemusic Boxie’s Myspace Profile]<br />
[http://www.pologroundsmusic.com Polo Grounds Music]<br />
[http://www.jrecords.com J Records]<br />

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2000 Winchester 400

Sunday, October 12, 2008

2000 Winchester 400: “

Caprad:

{{context|date=September 2008}}
{| class=’wikitable’ style=’font-size: 95%;’
|-
!colspan=9|Results of the 31st Annual Winchester 400
|-
! Pos
! Start
! Car #
! Driver/Hometown
! Sponsor/Make
! Laps
! Winnings<br />(in [[United States dollar| US$]])
! Status
|-
|align=’center’|1
|align=’center’|13
|align=’center’|7
|{{flagicon|Ohio}} Gary St. Amant / Columbus, OH
|align=’center’|Wynn’s/GM Goodwrench Service Plus/API / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|400
|align=’center’|$18,700
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|2
|align=’center’|19
|align=’center’|9
|{{flagicon|Wisconsin}} [[Tim Sauter]] / Necedah, WI
|align=’center’|Build-A-Mold/Moldplas/A.P. Tool & Gauge / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|400
|align=’center’|$13,700
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|3
|align=’center’|2
|align=’center’|8
|{{flagicon|Ohio}} Robbie Pyle / Columbus, OH
|align=’center’|Van Camp’s Beans/Young Motorsports/JVM Enterprises / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|400
|align=’center’|$9,450
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|4
|align=’center’|6
|align=’center’|18
|{{flagicon|Georgia}} Mike Miller / Woodstock, GA
|align=’center’|Jani-King/Miller Motorsports / Pontiac
|align=’center’|400
|align=’center’|$7,600
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|5
|align=’center’|7
|align=’center’|52
|{{flagicon|Michigan}} [[Butch Miller (racing driver)|Butch Miller]] / Coopersville, MI
|align=’center’|Meijer/Banquet/Cheez-It/Red Baron/Stouffer’s/Throop Motorsports / Pontiac
|align=’center’|400
|align=’center’|$5,850
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|6
|align=’center’|14
|align=’center’|22
|{{flagicon|California}} Ricky Johnson / El Cajon, CA
|align=’center’|Nationwide Auction Systems/WorldBestBuy.com/Herzog Motor Sports / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|400
|align=’center’|$6,000
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|7
|align=’center’|3
|align=’center’|1
|{{flagicon|Minnesota}} [[Mike Garvey]] / Lakeville, MN
|align=’center’|Tecumseh/LaFavre Racing Teams / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|399
|align=’center’|$5,100
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|8
|align=’center’|15
|align=’center’|33
|{{flagicon|North Carolina}} Greg Stewart / Four Oaks, NC
|align=’center’|Screaming Eagle Motorsports / Pontiac
|align=’center’|399
|align=’center’|$3,850
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|9
|align=’center’|9
|align=’center’|27
|{{flagicon|Indiana}} [[David Stremme]] / South Bend, IN
|align=’center’|Industrial Safety and Environmental Services/Visibility/Hamke Cars & Parts / Pontiac
|align=’center’|397
|align=’center’|$4,400
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|10
|align=’center’|28
|align=’center’|75
|{{flagicon|Alabama}} David Bonnett / Hueytown, AL
|align=’center’|Dunlop Golf/True Temper/Bobick’s Golf Headquarters of Ft. Wayne / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|396
|align=’center’|$3,900
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|11
|align=’center’|12
|align=’center’|5
|{{flagicon|Wisconsin}} Scott Hansen / Green Bay, WI
|align=’center’|Structural Transport/Victor Ford/AFCO/Fanetti Motorsports / Ford
|align=’center’|396
|align=’center’|$3,175
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|12
|align=’center’|18
|align=’center’|83
|{{flagicon|Georgia}} [[Joey Clanton]] / Stockbridge, GA
|align=’center’|Zaxby’s/Racing Radios/Pro Shocks/echosource83.com/Airgas / Pontiac
|align=’center’|395
|align=’center’|$3,075
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|13
|align=’center’|33
|align=’center’|40
|{{flagicon|California}} Brandon Sperling / Yorba Linda, CA
|align=’center’|Crookston Poured Walls/Crookston Motorsports / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|395
|align=’center’|$3,335
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|14
|align=’center’|34
|align=’center’|07
|{{flagicon|Ohio}} Jack Landis / Edgerton, OH
|align=’center’|Noah Yoder Ford/Yoder Body Shop / Ford
|align=’center’|394
|align=’center’|$3,300
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|15
|align=’center’|22
|align=’center’|23
|{{flagicon|Kansas}} Rick Beebe / Merriam, KS
|align=’center’|Metro Milwaukee Auto Auction/Impact Printing/Penske Racing Shocks / Pontiac
|align=’center’|392
|align=’center’|$4,225
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|16
|align=’center’|20
|align=’center’|05
|{{flagicon|Wisconsin}} [[Scott Wimmer]] / Wausaw, WI
|align=’center’|W.J. Plemons Inv./Webko/Beck’s Propane & Marine/Sierra/Wehrs / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|384
|align=’center’|$2,725
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|17
|align=’center’|1
|align=’center’|14
|{{flagicon|Texas}} [[Larry Foyt]] / Houston, TX
|align=’center’|Harrah’s/Terre Haute 1st Nat’l Bank/A.J. Foyt Enterprises / Pontiac
|align=’center’|380
|align=’center’|$2,475
|align=’center’|accident
|-
|align=’center’|18
|align=’center’|25
|align=’center’|11
|{{flagicon|Michigan}} Tristan DuPuis / Lansing, MI
|align=’center’|Edy’s Grand Ice Cream/Freschetta Pizza/Meijer / Pontiac
|align=’center’|377
|align=’center’|$4,025
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|19
|align=’center’|23
|align=’center’|42
|{{flagicon|Minnesota}} Ted Smokstad / Richfield, MN
|align=’center’|Aspen Electric/eWeb21.com/Iten Motorsports / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|367
|align=’center’|$3,000
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|20
|align=’center’|11
|align=’center’|53
|{{flagicon|Indiana}} [[Brian Ross]] / Plymouth, IN
|align=’center’|Gainey Transportation Services/Bissell/National HeritageAcademies / Pontiac
|align=’center’|349
|align=’center’|$3,100
|align=’center’|electrical
|-
|align=’center’|21
|align=’center’|5
|align=’center’|6
|{{flagicon|Michigan}} Dave Sensiba / Middleville, MI
|align=’center’|MC Sports/Dunlop Golf/PrestigeTruck.com/Sensiba Engineering / Pontiac
|align=’center’|327
|align=’center’|$3,150
|align=’center’|accident
|-
|align=’center’|22
|align=’center’|16
|align=’center’|21
|{{flagicon|Wisconsin}} [[Kevin Cywinski]] / Wausau, WI
|align=’center’|Texas Roadhouse/LaFavre Racing Teams / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|310
|align=’center’|$1,975
|align=’center’|running
|-
|align=’center’|23
|align=’center’|24
|align=’center’|44
|{{flagicon|Indiana}} Mark Dismore Jr. / Greenfield, IN
|align=’center’|monster.com/WorldBestBuy.com/Team monte Carlo/Herzog / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|298
|align=’center’|$3,750
|align=’center’|accident
|-
|align=’center’|24
|align=’center’|27
|align=’center’|09
|{{flagicon|Maryland}} J.C. Beattie Jr. / Baltimore, MD
|align=’center’|ATI Performance Products/RUS Uniforms / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|261
|align=’center’|$2,400
|align=’center’|exhaust
|-
|align=’center’|25
|align=’center’|17
|align=’center’|16
|{{flagicon|Indiana}} Russ Tuttle / Indianapolis, IN
|align=’center’|Conseco / Pontiac
|align=’center’|156
|align=’center’|$2,300
|align=’center’|accident
|-
|align=’center’|26
|align=’center’|4
|align=’center’|28
|{{flagicon|Indiana}} Tim Taylor / Indianapolis, IN
|align=’center’|EMAS Inc. Ambulance Service/Taylor Racing / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|142
|align=’center’|$2,275
|align=’center’|accident
|-
|align=’center’|27
|align=’center’|29
|align=’center’|49
|{{flagicon|Indiana}} Matt Hagans / Indianapolis, IN
|align=’center’|Eagle Creek Aviation/Hagans Racing / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|71
|align=’center’|$1,275
|align=’center’|brakes
|-
|align=’center’|28
|align=’center’|8
|align=’center’|4
|{{flagicon|Ohio}} [[Glenn Allen, Jr.]] / Cincinnati, OH
|align=’center’|GM Goodwrench Service Plus/Snap-On Tools/API II / Pontiac
|align=’center’|40
|align=’center’|$1,675
|align=’center’|accident
|-
|align=’center’|29
|align=’center’|35
|align=’center’|81
|{{flagicon|Indiana}} Mark Cole / Evansville, IN
|align=’center’|Llumar Window Films/Mark Cole Motorsports / Pontiac
|align=’center’|32
|align=’center’|$2,600
|align=’center’|handling
|-
|align=’center’|30
|align=’center’|10
|align=’center’|25
|{{flagicon|North Carolina}} Derrick Gilchrist / Asheville, NC
|align=’center’|MC Sports/Dunlop Golf/Engineered Polymer Products/PrestigeTruck.com / Pontiac
|align=’center’|23
|align=’center’|$680
|align=’center’|drive shaft
|-
|align=’center’|31
|align=’center’|21
|align=’center’|3
|{{flagicon|Florida}} [[Mike Cope]] / Weeki Wachee Springs, FL
|align=’center’|Manheim’s Florida Auto Auction of Orlando/Mike Cope Racing / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|12
|align=’center’|$1,910
|align=’center’|accident
|-
|align=’center’|32
|align=’center’|26
|align=’center’|55
|{{flagicon|Indiana}} Greg Williams / Haubstadt, IN
|align=’center’|Shoe Carnival/Raben North Park/Greg Williams Racing / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|4
|align=’center’|$2,140
|align=’center’|rear end
|-
|align=’center’|33
|align=’center’|32
|align=’center’|03
|{{flagicon|South Carolina}} [[Ken Alexander]] / Clemson, SC
|align=’center’|Greased Lightning/KAR Racing / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|4
|align=’center’|$1,920
|align=’center’|accident
|-
|align=’center’|34
|align=’center’|30
|align=’center’|20
|{{flagicon|Ohio}} Dave Jackson / Loveland, OH
|align=’center’|O’Rourke Cartage/Auto Glass Authority/Lihn Motorsports / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|4
|align=’center’|$1,100
|align=’center’|accident
|-
|align=’center’|35
|align=’center’|31
|align=’center’|08
|{{flagicon|Texas}} John Silverthorne / Dallas, TX
|align=’center’|Aqua Terra Ventures/Silverthorne Racing / Chevrolet
|align=’center’|4
|align=’center’|$1,875
|align=’center’|accident
|}

”’Average Speed:”’ {{convert|80.502|mi/h|km/h|abbr=on}}<br />
”’Margin of Victory:”’ 0.680 seconds<br />
”’Time of Race:”’ Two hours, 29 minutes and 3.096 seconds<br />
”’Lead Changes:”’ 13 among 10 drivers<br />
”’Lap Leaders:”’ Larry Foyt 1-43; Greg Stewart 44-82; David Stremme 83-120; Ricky Johnson 121-144; Mike Garvey 145-154; Scott Wimmer 155-184; Joey Clanton 185-195; Mike Miller 196-223; Garvey 224-238; M. Miller 239-252; Butch Miller 253; Garvey 254-313; M. Miller 314-330; Gary St. Amant 331-400.<br />
”’Cautions:”’ 11 for 73 laps<br />
”’Entries:”’ 39 ”’Qualifiers:”’ 39

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|”'[[1999 Winchester 400]]”'<br />”’Brian Ross”’
| style=’padding:0 1em;’ |”’2000 Winchester 400”'<br />”’Gary St. Amant”’
|”'[[2001 Winchester 400]]”'<br />”’Joey Clanton”’
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===External links===
* [http://www.winchesterspeedway.com/ Winchester Speedway website]
* [http://www.craracing.net/ Official CRA Website]

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