DRIVER POINTS

1.	Paul Pairo	498
2.	Kenny Lund	446
3.	Tommy Kosch	440
4.	Roberto Gonzales	372
5.	Ted Harris	302
6.	Kevin Pross	288
7.	Jeff Weinacker	216
8.	Arnold Riley	196
9.	Adam Kievit	188
10.	Don Boonstra	184
11.	Dave Parker	172
12.	Mike Mee	98
13.	Walt Morrison	86
14.	Jim Ackerman	84
15.	Carl Weinacker	82
16.	Noel Scheffan	78
17.	Drew Gouveia	74
18.	Roberto Sanchez	70
19.	Jeff Miller	10
19.	Mike Scott	10

OWNER POINTS

1.	Paul Pairo	498
2.	Kenny Lund	446
3.	Tommy Kosch	440
4.	Adam Kievit	384
5.	Roberto Gonzales	372
6.	Ted Harris	302
7.	Kevin Pross	288
8.	Jeff Weinacker	216
9.	Don Boonstra	184
10.	Dave Parker	172
11.	Mike Mee	98
12.	Walt Morrison	86
13.	Jim Ackerman	84
14.	Carl Weinacker	82
15.	Noel Scheffan	78
16.	Drew Gouveia	74
17.	Roberto Sanchez	70
18.	Jeff Miller	10
18.	Mike Scott	10

Our Microstock race class was organized in 1979 as an alternative to open wheel modified racing, with the main difference focusing on a way to race competitively at a fraction of the cost. The popularity of this division afforded racers the opportunity to experience the same thrill and excitement that the big name race car drivers experience. Pine Brook Speedway in Pine Brook, NJ was the original "home" racing facility for the Microstocks. Our organization enjoyed a boom of growth and an exploding fan base. Some nights we drew over 65 cars! The success of the class received recognition in Stock Car Magazine. Weekly race results were listed in the Area Auto Racing News under the American Micro Stock Racing Association (A.M.S.R.A.) banner. With the closing of Pine Brook Speedway in 1989, the Microstock class has divided, forcing racers to search for alternate tracks. Over the years, each track has adapted the Microstock division to their own rules and class modifications, limiting the amount of cars capable of competing at various tracks.