2003 ARCA Re/Max Series

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The 2003 ARCA Re/Max Series was the 51st season of the ARCA Racing Series, a division of the Automobile Racing Club of America (ARCA). The season began on February 8, 2003, with the Advance Discount Auto Parts 200 at Daytona International Speedway. The season ended with the Bank of America 200 Presented by Fox 21/27 at South Boston Speedway on October 18. [1] Frank Kimmel won the drivers championship, his fifth in the series and fourth in a row, and Bill Eversole won the Rookie of the Year award.

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Schedule & Winners

DateTrackEvent NamePole WinnerRace Winner
February 8 Daytona International Speedway Advance Discount Auto Parts 200 Bobby Gerhart Chase Montgomery
March 8 Atlanta Motor Speedway Atlanta ARCA 400 Frank Kimmel Mark Gibson
April 11 Nashville Superspeedway PFG Lester 150 Kyle Busch Kyle Busch
April 27 Salem Speedway Kentuckiana Ford Dealers 200 Frank Kimmel Shelby Howard
May 4 Toledo Speedway GFS Marketplace 200 Ken Schrader Frank Kimmel
May 10 Kentucky Speedway The Channel 5 205 Frank Kimmel Kyle Busch
May 23 Lowe's Motor Speedway ADG 100 Frank Kimmel Frank Kimmel
May 24 Berlin Raceway Pork, The Other White Meat 200 Fred Campbell Frank Kimmel
June 1 Kansas Speedway BPU 200 Frank Kimmel Shelby Howard
June 14 Michigan Speedway Flagstar 200 Casey Mears Casey Mears
July 12 Lake Erie Speedway ARCA Re/Max 200 Billy Venturini Frank Kimmel
July 25 Pocono Raceway Giant 200 Casey Mears Casey Mears
July 26 Pocono Raceway Pennsylvania 200 Kyle Busch Casey Mears
August 9 Nashville Superspeedway Waste Management 200 Frank Kimmel Mario Gosselin
August 17 Illinois State Fairgrounds Allen Crowe Memorial ARCA 100 Frank Kimmel Frank Kimmel
August 30 Winchester Speedway Winchester ARCA Re/Max 200 Paul Menard Frank Kimmel
September 1 DuQuoin State Fairgrounds Southern Illinois 100 Tony Stewart Tony Stewart
September 6 Chicagoland Speedway ReadyHosting.com 200 Frank Kimmel Frank Kimmel
September 13 Salem Speedway Eddie Gilstrap Motors Fall Classic 200 Brian Ross Shelby Howard
September 27 Talladega Superspeedway Food World 300 Kyle Busch Paul Menard
October 9 Lowe's Motor Speedway EasyCare Vehicle Service Contracts 150 Frank Kimmel Kirk Shelmerdine
October 18 South Boston Speedway Bank of America 200 Ken Schrader Ken Schrader

Drivers' championship

(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. Italics – Pole position set by final practice results or rainout. * – Most laps led. ** – All laps led.

Pos.DriverRacesPoints
DAY ATL NSH SLM TOL KEN CLT BER KAN MCH LER POC POC NSH ISF WIN DQN CHI SLM TAL CLT SBO
1 Frank Kimmel 55*22*1*21*1*3*31*233111*51*22421*26145
2 Jason Jarrett 20311625674963465731811215645470
3 Shelby Howard 372361341361235523333224221*278125015
4 Brent Sherman 134330834102261413533216214261110134975
5 Billy Venturini 39163510174*23382*108278916262029294945
6 Mark Gibson 917192467306121534831968193235334830
7 Bill Eversole 15102027929309271181133109127711723274575
8 Christi Passmore 281399171214292529108191120232292757284515
9 Ron Cox 128121510919329192429211943133169332574445
10 Todd Bowsher 17252711151621132613991220115829241239344410
11 Andy Belmont 293132541382824373410142618322871624254250
12 Mike Buckley 26172113132438181325211914181771915301440264105
13 Norm Benning 2140228262726213124163140255144218182884015
14 Darrell Basham 222126341422292210222726382613201323134034183770
15 Chuck Weber 251624162135362312351825162424253418281930353640
16 Brad Smith DNQ222918232628271421251615221921281323QLDNQ323610
17 Jerry Middleton DNQ20192618232719172620204128313431333441DNQ223285
18 Brian Conz DNQ323324304121283935DNQ383235371720
19 A. J. Henriksen 1134333051024730203421600
20 Randy Van Zant 14113615111242751405
21 Bobby Gerhart 14*207732112936141305
22 Kyle Busch 1*1*113625*28171160
23 Joe Cooksey 771228181831145
24 Carl McCormick 22203118121717141085
25 Bob Strait 238Wth722*263151080
26 Casey Mears 41*1*11005
27 Justin Allgaier 1262815303915
28 Jimmy Thiel 1529152893116910
29 Keith Murt DNQDNQ331493212838910
30 Matt Hagans 402434381025895
31 Andy Ponstein 1253184875
32 Greg Sarff 17151633343510835
33 Wayne Anderson DNQDNQ8397518820
34 Chase Montgomery 12325311731765
35 Michael Simko 102781425DNQ755
36 Jeremy Clements 3473533750
37 Jeff Caudell 251820292517735
38 Ken Weaver Wth37409131226720
39 Rick Carelli 610527700
40 Greg Sacks 726219680
41 Darryl Sage 520356DNQDNQ680
42 Jeff Fultz 364211675
43 Tandy Marlin 614627660
44 Paul Menard 434261*DNQ660
45 Jimmy Henderson DNQ13Wth9739630
46 Mario Gosselin DNQ23361*14630
47 Alex Whitman 6DNQ16625
48 David Ray Boggs 253425175620
49 John Sadinsky 16112310620
50 Bob Aiello 12DNQ202113615
51 Ken Schrader 28*21*615
52 Mike Koch 2325382528DNQ3335600
53 Dan Shaver 304118403029393926600
54 Aaron Fike 169585
55 Clint Vahsholtz 8371610565
56 Clair Zimmerman 19171921540
57 Tom Eriksen 4282425540
58 Brack Maggard DNQ15DNQ222229530
59 Ryan Unzicker 61712515
60 Kirk Shelmerdine 1*DNQ510
61 Jason Hedlesky DNQ15372413505
62 David Clay 30202213495
63 Jim Eubanks 171610475
64 Mike Langston 29113416470
65 Vern Slagh 393731373117DNQ38460
66 Hermie Sadler 23440
67 Doug Keller 38212430
68 Ric McMillon 141729390
69 Marty Butkovich 3216DNQ17DNQ390
70 Fred Campbell 78390
71 Charles Hudson Wth1411DNQ385
72 Spencer Morgan 24385
73 Frog Hall DNQ182820360
74 Billy Shotko 1010360
75 Clint Bowyer 220350
76 Tim Steele 353539Wth5350
77 Tim Burrell 1414DNQ350
78 Deborah Renshaw 24382133340
79 Allen Patterson DNQ31DNQ30353834335
80 Johnny Leonard 261531330
81 Doug Stevens 39334DNQ330
82 Tony Ave 233330
83 Robby Benton 1912DNQ330
84 Keith Segars 423325
85 James Hylton 19QL2237315
86 Terry English 1020310
87 Brad Payne 153230305
88 Kim Crosby DNQ212335295
89 Phil Bozell 1815295
90 Eric Smith 627Wth295
91 Clay Rogers 2212290
92 Tim Turner 3824DNQ3936DNQ285
93 David Ragan 1223285
94 Dale Schweikart 17DNQ24280
95 Aaron Call 321437275
96 Jamie Mosley 232832275
97 Andy Hillenburg 829275
98 Jim Walker 293229DNQ265
99 Henry Benfield DNQDNQDNQ13DNQ265
100 Randy Ainsworth 1129260
101 Chris Anthony 14Wth27255
102 Christian Fittipaldi 1031255
103 Jim Hollenbeck 2615255
104 Caleb Holman 1824250
105 Brian Kaltreider 1529240
106 Shawna Robinson 3311240
107 Tim Mitchell DNQ19DNQDNQ40240
108 Robbie Cowart 2723DNQ235
109 Hideo Fukuyama DNQ341638235
110 Jerick Johnson DNQ1832Wth235
111 Dicky Williamson DNQ323530230
112 Kevin Belmont 2818230
113 Tony Stewart 1*225
114 Jerry Glanville 6Wth225
115 David Reutimann 2220
116 Eric McClure 8DNQ215
117 Brian Ross 4210
118 Dennis English 2823205
119 Terry Jones DNQ3120205
120 L. W. Miller 5205
121 Roger Williams WthDNQ20DNQ205
122 Travis Geisler 6200
123 Mark Thompson 6200
124 C. W. Smith DNQ9185
125 Billy Thomas 9185
126 Blake Feese 11175
127 Jerry Nemire 11175
128 Mike Wirth 3236DNQDNQ170
129 Brett Oakley Wth17170
130 Dick Tracey DNQDNQDNQDNQ32DNQ170
131 Bobby Bowsher 323637165
132 Wayne Peterson 363737QLDNQ165
133 Cam Strader 13165
134 John O'Neal Jr. 15155
135 Perry Tripp 15155
136 Jeff Spraker 16Wth150
137 Chris Comalander 21DNQ150
138 Justin Ashburn 3130145
139 Mark Schulz 17145
140 Larry Hollenbeck DNQ22145
141 Jason Basham 27DNQDNQ145
142 Chuck Walker 18DNQ140
143 Richard King Wth33DNQ41140
144 Darrel Krentz 19135
145 Tony Quarles 19135
146 Joe Ruttman 19135
147 Scott Traylor 19135
148 Steve Cronenwett 20130
149 Josh Weston DNQ30DNQ130
150 Boomer Stevens 34DNQ33125
151 David Stremme 21125
152 Brett Whitmore 21125
153 Troy Backlund 22120
154 Ryan Thigpen 22120
155 Ryan Vos 22DNQ120
156 Robbin Slaughter DNQ27120
157 Charlie Schaefer 23115
158 Boris Said 24110
159 Mike Burg 25105
160 Todd Antrican DNQ35DNQ105
161 Stuart Kirby 26100
162 Fred Zack WthDNQ36100
163 Chris Bingham 2795
164 Jamie Passmore 2795
165 Danny Eaves DNQ3295
166 Frank Kapfhammer DNQ3295
167 Neil McClelland DNQDNQ32DNQ95
168 David Simko 2890
169 Todd Coon 3080
170 Wally Fowler 3080
171 Mike Haggenbottom QL3080
172 Jon Morley 3080
173 Chuck Steinle Jr. 3380
174 A. J. Alsup 3380
175 Butch Jarvis 3175
176 Greg Smartt 3175
177 Eileen Smith 3175
178 Chuck Hiers 3270
179 Tom Buzze 3365
180 Jennifer Jo Cobb 3365
181 Ed Wettlaufer 33DNQ65
182 Johnny Antonio 3460
183 David Keith 3460
184 Mike Basham DNQ3960
185 Alan Markovitz 3555
186 Ricky Sanders 3555
187 Ed Kennedy 3650
188 Jim Pate 3650
189 Paul Booher 3745
190 Mike Harmon 4030
191 Billy Deckman 40
192 Dale Kreider DNQ
193 Anthony Hill DNQ
194 Joel Garner DNQ
195 Mel Welan DNQ
196 Jon Kerley DNQ
197 John Neal DNQDNQDNQ
198 Burt Ingle WthDNQDNQDNQ
199 Andy Lombi DNQDNQ
200 Tom Potts DNQDNQ
201 Randy Nobach DNQ
202 Bill Paskiewicz DNQDNQ
203 Rusty Morgan DNQ
204 Roger Moser DNQ
205 Chris Wimmer DNQ
206 Tom Berte DNQ
207 Ian Henderson DNQ
208 Dean MacInnis WthDNQ
209 Lance Deiters DNQ
210 Matt Carter DNQ
211 Bob Kelly Wth
212 Willie Green Wth
213 David Morris Wth
Pos.Driver DAY ATL NSH SLM TOL KEN CLT BER KAN MCH LER POC POC NSH ISF WIN DQN CHI SLM TAL CLT SBO Points

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