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Sears Craftsman 175 (175 miles, 175 laps)
Saturday, August 18, 2001 5 p.m. ET

Chicago Motor Speedway

Race 17 of 24

Happy Hour Speeds

Lineup

1st Practice Speeds

Bud Qualifying Order

Entry List

Fact Sheet

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SATURDAY'S FORECAST

Rain, High 74°

WEEKEND SCHEDULE

Thursday, August 16:
7 p.m. ET Team haulers enter

Friday, August 17:
8 a.m. ET Registration opens
8:30 a.m. ET Garage opens & inspection begins
11 a.m. ET Mandatory rookie drivers' meeting
Drawing for qualifying order
12 - 2 p.m. ET Practice
3 p.m. ET Bud Pole Qualifying (2 laps to determine pos. 1-31)
5 - 6 p.m. ET Final practice

Saturday, August 18:
11 a.m. ET Registration and garage opens
2 p.m. ET Mandatory drivers' and crew chiefs' meeting
5 p.m. ET Start, Sears Craftsman 175

OFFICIAL WINNER

Scott Riggs

Official Results

Official Standings

Scott Riggs wins the Sears Craftsman 175

Many lead changes early at Chicago

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NASCAR NEWS

Riggs takes fifth Truck Series win of 2001
Kyle Busch, Kurt's 16-year-old brother, threatened to win the Sears Craftsman 175 before running out of gas late in the event at Chicago Motor Speedway.

Qualifying Record: Joe Ruttman, 117.612 mph, 30.600 secs., 8/26/2000

Race Record: Joe Ruttman, 85.290 mph, 2 hrs., 4 mins., 31 secs., 8/27/2000

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