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2000 AMA Progressive Insurance U.S. Flat Track Championships results
Round 6 of 19
June 24, 2000
Allen County Fairgrounds, Lima OH (Half-mile)

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NOTE: Due to the threat of heavy rains in the area, we will alter the race program tonight. The 750 class will run 4 heats that will transfer 5 riders directly to the national. To make up a 20 rider national. The semi races have been eliminated.

UPDATE:
Due to heavy rains the races at Lima have been postponed until tomorrow.  The tentative Sunday schedule will be practice at 10:00 a.m. and races at noon.  If weather permits we will run the original full schedule.  Subject to change.

UPDATED SCHEDULE OF EVENTS - LIMA, OH - 6/25/00:
It rained all night and into the morning. The weather turned partly cloudy late in the morning and the decision was made to completely restart the program and run a full program. Due to track conditions, practice could not start until 1:45 p.m. Qualifying races should begin around 2:30 p.m.

QUALIFYING RACE RESULTS
Progressive Insurance Grand National
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MAIN EVENT RESULTS
Progressive Insurance Grand National
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EVENT POINT STANDINGS
Progressive Insurance Grand National
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OVERALL POINT STANDINGS
Progressive Insurance Grand National
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MPEG Audio:
The start of the first Grand National heat race on Sat. night (419K)

Will Davis finished fourth.	Out of retirement to race at Lima. Scott Parker finished a very respectable third. Look for Scotty at a few other Flat Track Nationals this year.	Daytona short-track winner Terry Poovey.	And they're off. . . From left, it's Jason Tyer, Willie McCoy and Mike Hacker, who finished 11th.
Bill Werner was honored with his Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum medal for being inducted this year. He won't be able to be at the July 8 ceremony so Mark Mederski (far right), Museum Exec. Dir., presented Werner with his medal. Springer and Parker shared some of their experiences with the crowd.

Here's the scoop: Event Point Standings show each rider's results and points earned from that event. Overall Point Standings show the updated series' overall points and wins for each rider. All results are Provisional until the Official results are posted soon after each race.

Tentative Schedule (local time)