1997 - Craftsman Truck Series - Lund Look 275K Race Results

1997 - Craftsman Truck Series - Lund Look 275K Race

For 2023 (Stanley Black & Decker) Craftsman returned as the primary sponsor of the NASCAR Truck Series replacing Camping World. The Truck Series is a modified production pickup truck racing series of NASCAR. In 1947 Bill France gathered promoters from Southeast, Northeast, and Midwest to the Ebony Bar atop the Streamline Inn in Daytona, and drew up the initial rules and regulations of the modern day NASCAR.- the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing. The first "true" NASCAR race, in the division that would lead to the present-day Sprint Cup Series, and the Nationwide Series was held at the Charlotte (N.C.) Fairgrounds on June 19, 1949.

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1997 - Craftsman Truck Series - Lund Look 275K Race Results

Race Name - Lund Look 275K
Date - 7/27/1997
Race Track - Heartland Park Topeka
Track Length (Miles) - 2.1 miles
Race Length (Miles) - 170 miles
Pole Speed - 87.175 mph
Number of Cautions - 6
Caution Laps - 15
Average Race Speed - 74.433 mph
Lead Changes - 9
Total Race Purse - $298,875
Race Number - 15

More Races from 1997

Finish	Start	Driver	Car #	Sponsor(Owner)	Laps Run	Make	Laps Led	Purse
1	1	Joe Ruttman	80	LCI International (Jack Roush)	81	Ford	5	$41,750
2	5	Jack Sprague	24	Quaker State (Rick Hendrick)	81	Chevrolet	1	$26,450
3	2	Ron Hornaday Jr	16	NAPA Brakes (Dale Earnhardt Inc)	81	Chevrolet	26	$19,750
4	13	Dorsey Schroeder	55	Gloy Racing (Tom Gloy)	81	Ford	0	$9,200
5	4	Mike Skinner	93	Llumar Window Films (Dana Dorman)	81	Chevrolet	7	$11,775
6	16	Bobby Hamilton	1	Southern Pride Trucking (Bobby Hamilton Racing)	81	Chevrolet	0	$10,200
7	31	Jimmy Hensley	43	Cummins Engines (Petty Enterprises)	81	Dodge	0	$8,750
8	10	Rick Crawford	14	Circle Bar Motel RV Park (Tom Mitchell)	81	Ford	17	$8,200
9	19	Rick Carelli	6	REMAX International (Marshall Chesrown)	81	Chevrolet	0	$7,350
10	15	Tony Raines	19	Pennzoil (Kurt Roehrig)	81	Dodge	0	$8,050
11	26	Tammy Jo Kirk	7	Lovable (Geoffrey Bodine)	81	Ford	0	$7,100
12	24	Bob Keselowski	29	Mopar Performance (Ron Keselowski)	81	Dodge	0	$7,050
13	27	Stacy Compton	86	Valvoline Instant Oil Change (David Hodson)	81	Ford	0	$7,000
14	20	Mike Wallace	52	Purolator PureOne Filters (Ken Schrader)	81	Chevrolet	0	$5,050
15	23	Randy Tolsma	61	IWX Motor Freight (Steve Coulter)	81	Chevrolet	0	$6,125
16	3	Jay Sauter	3	GM Goodwrench Service (Richard Childress)	80	Chevrolet	17	$6,850
17	17	Mike Bliss	2	Team ASE Racing (Jim Smith)	80	Ford	0	$6,800
18	32	Kenny Irwin Jr	98	Raybestos (Jim Herrick)	79	Ford	0	$6,750
19	21	Bryan Reffner	66	Carlin Burners Controls (Dale Phelon)	78	Ford	0	$6,725
20	12	Chuck Bown	99	Exide Batteries (Jack Roush)	78	Ford	0	$6,825
21	29	Rob Morgan	65	Dollar Racing (Kenny Allen)	75	Ford	0	$5,575
22	8	Boris Said	44	Federated Auto Parts (Mark Simo)	73	Ford	8	$6,550
23	11	Rich Bickle	17	Sears DieHard (Darrell Waltrip)	70	Chevrolet	0	$6,525
24	30	Terry Cook	88	PBA Tour (Duke Thorson)	62	Chevrolet	0	$5,500
25	34	Tony Roper	31	Concor Tool Machine (Bob Brevak)	56	Ford	0	$6,575
26	28	Lou Gigliotti	83	Beard Mechanical (Lou Gigliotti)	47	Ford	0	$5,450
27	9	Dave Rezendes	35	Ortho Lawn Garden (Charles Hardy)	45	Chevrolet	0	$6,425
28	14	Brian Cunningham	57	Cunningham Historic Motorcars (Ed Scherer)	43	Ford	0	$5,400
29	33	Butch Miller	20	Orleans Hotel Casino (Walker Evans)	39	Chevrolet	0	$6,375
30	22	Kevin Harvick	75	Spears Manufacturing (Wayne Spears)	37	Chevrolet	0	$5,350
31	7	Tom Hubert	18	Dana Corporation (Kurt Roehrig)	29	Dodge	0	$5,350
32	18	Bill Sedgwick	4	SoffCut International (Tim Buckley)	19	Chevrolet	0	$5,350
33	6	Ron Fellows	48	AER Manufacturing (Billy Hess)	12	Chevrolet	0	$5,350
34	25	Lance Norick	90	Jones Industries (Ron Norick)	4	Ford	0	$5,350