2000 - Craftsman Truck Series - Line-X 225 Race Results

2000 - Craftsman Truck Series - Line-X 225 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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2000 - Craftsman Truck Series - Line-X 225 Race Results

Race Name - Line-X 225
Date - 4/22/2000
Race Track - Portland Intenational Raceway
Track Length (Miles) - 1.95 miles
Race Length (Miles) - 142 miles
Pole Speed - 91.435 mph
Number of Cautions - 4
Caution Laps - 9
Average Race Speed - 74.301 mph
Lead Changes - 7
Total Race Purse - $365,775
Race Number - 6

More Races from 2000

Finish	Start	Driver	Car #	Sponsor(Owner)	Laps Run	Make	Laps Led	Purse
1	5	Andy Houston	60	CAT Rental Stores (Mike Addington)	73	Chevrolet	1	$41,140
2	15	Dennis Setzer	1	Mopar Performance (Bob Keselowski)	73	Dodge	23	$30,005
3	6	Jack Sprague	24	GMAC Financial Services (Rick Hendrick)	73	Chevrolet	1	$18,850
4	4	Mike Wallace	2	Team ASE Racing (Jim Smith)	73	Ford	0	$13,370
5	13	Rick Crawford	14	Milwaukee Electric Tool (Tom Mitchell)	73	Ford	0	$13,550
6	9	Jimmy Hensley	16	Team Rensi (Ed Rensi)	73	Chevrolet	0	$11,195
7	19	Bryan Reffner	3	Johns Manville (John Menard)	73	Chevrolet	0	$10,520
8	17	Steve Grissom	43	Dodge Motorsports (Petty Enterprises)	73	Dodge	0	$10,320
9	16	Marty Houston	75	Spears Manufacturing (Wayne Spears)	73	Chevrolet	0	$10,220
10	12	John Young	31	Brevak Racing (Bob Brevak)	73	Ford	0	$11,520
11	2	Kurt Busch	99	Exide Batteries (Jack Roush)	73	Ford	12	$9,870
12	10	Joe Ruttman	18	Dana Corporation (Bobby Hamilton Racing)	73	Dodge	0	$9,670
13	1	Greg Biffle	50	Grainger (Jack Roush)	73	Ford	22	$10,670
14	20	Randy Renfrow	41	Farris Concrete (Mike Farris)	73	Dodge	0	$9,170
15	3	Boris Said	44	Federated Auto Parts (Jimmy Spencer)	73	Ford	14	$8,420
16	23	Randy MacDonald	72	3M (Doc MacDonald)	72	Chevrolet	0	$9,070
17	18	Rick Carelli	66	Carlin Burners Controls (Dale Phelon)	72	Ford	0	$8,045
18	7	Carlos Contreras	12	Hot Wheels (Russell Kersh)	71	Dodge	0	$9,020
19	25	Rick Ware	51	Dunlop Sportsman Products (Rick Ware)	71	Chevrolet	0	$7,995
20	30	Andy Genzman	27	Hastings Premium Filters (Mike Albernaz)	70	Ford	0	$8,120
21	26	Milan Garrett	85	Champion Wheel (Milan Garrett)	70	Ford	0	$7,845
22	8	Terry Cook	88	PickupTruckcom (Duke Thorson)	69	Chevrolet	0	$8,820
23	21	Mike Cope	86	Royal Crown Cola (David Hodson)	69	Dodge	0	$8,795
24	31	Bill Lester	23	Red Line Synthetic Oil (Tom Mazzuchi)	69	Chevrolet	0	$7,770
25	27	Dane Pitarresi	7	Skid Car Systems (John Conely)	68	Chevrolet	0	$7,745
26	29	Jeff McClure	21	Hastings Premium Filters (Mike Albernaz)	66	Ford	0	$7,720
27	14	Rob Morgan	46	Acxiom (David Dollar)	64	Ford	0	$8,695
28	22	Lance Norick	90	Aventis Behring (Ron Norick)	60	Chevrolet	0	$8,670
29	11	Randy Tolsma	25	Citgo Supergard (David Hodson)	54	Dodge	0	$8,645
30	24	Lance Hooper	9	Ingles Supermarket (Marty Walsh)	38	Ford	0	$7,620
31	32	Bobby Hillis	5	First Impression Press (Bobby Hillis)	32	Chevrolet	0	$7,595
32	33	Bobby Norfleet	34	40 Street Records (Larry Norfleet)	27	Chevrolet	0	$7,570
33	28	Ryan McGlynn	0	Howes Lubricator (Raynard McGlynn)	23	Chevrolet	0	$7,545