Frank Currie and Wayne Stanfield, the Pro Division winners of Sunday's short Massachusetts stage dropped to fourth in Monday's standings behind fellow Roush Racing teammates Curtis Graf and Bruce Gezon. In the Expert Division, Dave Reeder and Jack Christensen in their 1934 Ford recorded another stage victory, finishing one second ahead of Gary Poulin and Tom Coad in a 1922 Buick Speedster. Today will offer teams a second full day of Great Race 2000 competition. The destination is Olean, N.Y., with breaks scheduled for Ithaca and Wellsville. Today's leg began under wet skies, and rally teams can expect more of the same throughout the day.
Great Race scoring for class championships and overall positions is determined by two sets of rules.
In the Pro Division, a team's best nine results from stages 1-10 and 12 plus its results from stages 11 and 13 determine the team's final score. In the remaining divisions, a team's best single score from stages 1-10 and 12 plus its scores from stages 11 and 13 comprise the final tally. Expert Division 1. Sportsman Division 1. Rookie Division 1.