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Track Trash – Left Right Left Right
by: Racing Maniac
It was a relief not to have a fuel race for a change.
The end was almost a tad boring because the top 3 cars were evenly matched, but at least the winner actually won the race.
And the trophy will arrive home in one piece………
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Sprint Cup Race Recap
Kahne Wins A Wild One At Infineon Raceway
by Phil Allaway
In the Sprint Cup Series, road racing is a rarity. Since 1988, the series has only held two road races a season. Some fans claim that Sprint Cup cars are not designed for road courses, and thus, should not race on them. Sunday’s race might have proved those fans wrong.
The new rules brought double-file restarts to Infineon Raceway for the very first time and created borderline chaos at times. The action on track was feverish, especially towards the end of the race.
Kasey Kahne gained the lead on lap 80 on the restart from the third caution by passing the No. 87 of Scott Speed (driving in place of Joe Nemechek). From that point on, he had to hold off what amounted to a pack of wolves. As the race continued on, drivers became more and more impatient and resorted to old fashioned methods to get by rivals. These old school tactics resulted in four more cautions, mainly due to wrecks, or leftovers from wrecks (one caution was for debris from the wrecked No. 02 of Brandon Ash). Each caution resulted in a double-file restart that gave the pack another chance at Kahne.
However, Kahne, who even admitted on the radio at one point that road racing goes against everything he learned about racing, was able to hold off the late race charge by Tony Stewart and Marcos Ambrose on a Green-White-Checker to win the Toyota Save Mart 350k.
After the race ended, Kahne was very happy with the result. “[The victory] feels great,” Kahne said in the post-race press conference. “I’ve had issues here in the past with finishing anywhere on this course, so to qualify good … and then race really strong today was the first time that I’ve been able to pull that off.”
In second, behind Kahne was Tony Stewart. “I’m happy with [our run] compared to where we were yesterday in both the race practices,” Stewart said in the post-race press conference. “We got off to a little bit of a slow start, but it seemed like once we got 15, 20 laps into the run, we were one of the fastest cars on the track.”
In third was Marcos Ambrose, who qualified in the same position but had to come up from the rear of the field because of a blown engine in the first practice session on Saturday. Fourth was Jimmie Johnson with a personal best finish at Infineon and Denny Hamlin rounded out the top 5. Juan Pablo Montoya finished sixth, followed by A.J. Allmendinger and Clint Bowyer. Jeff Gordon and Elliott Sadler rounded out the top 10.
This race will undoubtedly be remembered for all the wild antics towards the end of the race and the double file restarts. Patrick Carpentier, who drove in place of Michael Waltrip to an 11th place finish, described it best. He simply said, “Man, those double-file restarts are crazy!”
Point Standings (Top 12)
Tony Stewart’s run to second place on Sunday allowed him to expand his lead to 84 points over Jeff Gordon. Gordon finished ninth on Sunday, which was quite remarkable because at one point, Gordon had to serve a pass through penalty for speeding on pit road under green. Jimmie Johnson maintains the third position after a fourth place finish. Johnson also got busted for speeding on pit road early and had to serve a pass through penalty that put him near the rear of the field. Kurt Busch is still fourth, but had to make a big comeback just to finish 15th. On lap 90, Busch was racing for the fourth spot with Jimmie Johnson in the esses when contact between the two sent Busch spinning into the tires.
Carl Edwards gained a spot and is now fifth in the standings after a 13th place finish. He is now only 33 points behind Kurt Busch. Just five points behind Edwards is Ryan Newman. Newman had an ok run Sunday, but spun out late in the race and finished 17th. Denny Hamlin is up three positions to seventh this week after a fifth place finish. Greg Biffle is just 17 points behind Hamlin in eighth. Biffle ran ok on Sunday until a spin coming out of Turn 7 resulted in contact with the wall. Biffle eventually finished 28th.
Kyle Busch is still ninth after a tough day. Kyle was up front until he wrecked Sam Hornish, Jr. in Turn 7, taking himself and Brian Vickers out as well. This required a pit stop under green that cost him a lap. Another costly spin nearly cost him a lap with 15 laps to go. To come back from that to finish 22nd was an accomplishment. Matt Kenseth is 10th, followed by Mark Martin, who had problems all day. An unscheduled pit stop due to a flat right rear tire put him off-sequence, then a wreck on the final restart put him back to a 35th place finish. Juan Pablo Montoya rounds out the top 12. Sunday’s race winner, Kasey Kahne, is just three points outside of the top 12 in 13th.
Tracking The Top 35
There was no movement in or out of the Top 35 as a result of the wild race on Sunday at Infineon Raceway. However, due to the fact that Scott Speed failed to qualify the No. 82 for the Red Bull Racing Team on Friday afternoon, the positions have solidified themselves even more.
Front Row Motorsports’ No. 34 had serious speed issues all weekend. John Andretti had the slowest practice time on Friday, and the third slowest time in qualifying. Due to a quirky collision with the No. 71 of David Gilliland, the team did not get to practice at all on Saturday due to damage to the Taco Bell Chevrolet. On Sunday, Andretti drove a steady race and finished on the lead lap in 30th. This expanded the margin over the No. 82 in owners’ points to 90 points.
The No. 7 for Robby Gordon Motorsports typically runs very well at Infineon Raceway. However, pit strategy killed the No. 7 on Sunday. The lap that Robby Gordon was planning on making his final pit stop, the third caution flew for Bobby Labonte’s spin. Gordon, who was leading at the time, was effectively finished. A crash coming to the white flag with Jeff Burton and Mark Martin dropped him to a 36th place finish. This closed the margin between the No. 7 in 34th and the No. 34 in 35th to 140 points.
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Kahne Wins At Infineon
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Kasey Kahne Doing Doughnuts
In the final 38 laps of the Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Infineon Raceway, Kasey Kahne drove his Richard Petty Motorsports Dodge like it was stolen and he was headed to Mexico. Tony Stewart and Marcos Ambrose were in hot pursuit — but Kahne kept a level head and a steady foot to win his first ever road course race. It also was Kahne’s first victory this season and the 10th of his 196 race career. Kahne delivered the first win for Richard Petty Motorsports. Kahne’s 38 laps led were the most of any driver. The race came down to a green-white-checkers finish and restart after restart, Kahne was keen enough to get the jump on Stewart and Ambrose. Jimmie Johnson, who was caught for speeding on an early pit stop, battled back to fourth place. Denny Hamlin led 33 laps but had to settle for fifth spot. Juan Montoya finished sixth followed by A.J. Allmendinger, Clint Bowyer, Jeff Gordon and Elliott Sadler to round out the top ten. Tony Stewart extended his lead over Jeff Gordon in the NASCAR Sprint Cup points.
The next race on the Sprint Cup schedule – the 17th event of 36-races for the 2009 Sprint Cup Championship. The Lenox Tools 3000 will be on Sunday June 28th, at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, New Hampshire. The race begins at approximately 12:30 PM. eastern time — with live, high-definition coverage provided by TNT beginning with its pre-race show at 12:00 p.m. eastern time. The race will also be broadcast live on SIRIUS Satellite Radio Channel 128 and MRN radio.
2009 Toyota/Save Mart 350 Final Results
Race Date June 21, 2009
Infineon Raceway
Pos Start Car Driver Make Sponsor Points/Bonus/Laps Status
1 5 9 Kasey Kahne ** Dodge Budweiser 195/10 113 Running
2 4 14 Tony Stewart Chevrolet Office Depot/Old Spice 175/5 113 Running
3 3 47 Marcos Ambrose Toyota Little Debbie/Kingsford/Clorox 165/0 113 Running
4 11 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe’s 160/0 113 Running
5 24 11 Denny Hamlin Toyota FedEx Office 160/5 113 Running
6 17 42 Juan Montoya Chevrolet Target 150/0 113 Running
7 20 44 A.J. Allmendinger Dodge Best Buy 146/0 113 Running
8 26 33 Clint Bowyer Chevrolet Cheerios/Hamburger Helper 142/0 113 Running
9 13 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet DuPont 138/0 113 Running
10 8 19 Elliott Sadler Dodge Stanley Tools 134/0 113 Running
11 38 55 Patrick Carpentier Toyota NAPA Auto Parts 130/0 113 Running
12 33 113 Max Papis * Toyota GEICO 127/0 113 Running
13 34 99 Carl Edwards Ford Aflac 124/0 113 Running
14 23 26 Jamie McMurray Ford Irwin Vise-Grip 121/0 113 Running
15 27 2 Kurt Busch Dodge Miller Lite 123/5 113 Running
16 1 83 Brian Vickers Toyota Red Bull 120/5 113 Running
17 7 39 Ryan Newman Chevrolet Haas Automation 112/0 113 Running
18 10 17 Matt Kenseth Ford Dewalt 109/0 113 Running
19 12 20 Joey Logano * Toyota The Home Depot 106/0 113 Running
20 25 96 Bobby Labonte Ford Ask.com 103/0 113 Running
21 30 98 Paul Menard Ford Johns Manville/Menards 100/0 113 Running
22 2 18 Kyle Busch Toyota M&M’s/Transformers 102/5 113 Running
23 21 07 Casey Mears Chevrolet Jack Daniel’s 94/0 113 Running
24 9 08 Boris Said Ford Carter/Simo Racing 91/0 113 Running
25 6 1 Martin Truex Jr. Chevrolet GE Reveal 88/0 113 Running
26 35 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Amp Energy/National Guard 85/0 113 Running
27 29 09 Ron Fellows Chevrolet Miccosukee Resort & Gaming 82/0 113 Running
28 15 16 Greg Biffle Ford 3M Post-it 79/0 113 Running
29 16 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet Shell/Pennzoil 76/0 113 Running
30 41 34 John Andretti Chevrolet Taco Bell 73/0 113 Running
31 42 00 David Reutimann Toyota Aaron’s Dream Machine 70/0 113 Running
32 32 171 David Gilliland Chevrolet Adobe Road Winery 67/0 113 Running
33 40 6 David Ragan Ford UPS 64/0 113 Running
34 36 31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet Caterpillar 61/0 113 Running
35 14 5 Mark Martin Chevrolet Carquest/Kellogg’s 58/0 113 Running
36 22 7 Robby Gordon Toyota Menards/Jim Beam 60/5 113 Running
37 31 187 Scott Speed * Toyota NEMCO Motorsports 57/5 112 Running
38 18 77 Sam Hornish Jr. Dodge Mobil 1 49/0 106 Running
39 39 12 David Stremme Dodge Penske Racing 46/0 101 Overheating
40 28 43 Reed Sorenson Dodge Valvoline 43/0 99 Running
41 43 102 Brandon Ash Dodge Efusjon Energy Club 40/0 94 Accident
42 19 66 Dave Blaney Toyota Prism Motorsports 37/0 3 Rear End
43 37 204 P.J. Jones Toyota Jim Beam/Menards 34/0 2 Engine
** Led Most Laps
* Rookies
All Results Unofficial
2009 Top-40 Sprint Cup Points After Toyota/Save Mart 350
Race Date June 21, 2009
Infineon Raceway
POS +/- DRIVER POINTS/BEHIND/STARTS/POLES/WINS/TOP 5/TOP 10
1 — Tony Stewart 2364 16 0 1 8 12
2 — Jeff Gordon 2280 -84 16 0 1 8 11
3 — Jimmie Johnson 2207 -157 16 0 2 7 10
4 — Kurt Busch 2084 -280 16 0 1 4 8
5 +1 Carl Edwards 2051 -313 16 0 0 4 8
6 -1 Ryan Newman 2046 -318 16 1 0 5 8
7 +3 Denny Hamlin 2009 -355 16 0 0 4 6
8 -1 Greg Biffle 1992 -372 16 0 0 5 8
9 — Kyle Busch 1962 -402 16 1 3 4 5
10 +1 Matt Kenseth 1957 -407 16 1 2 4 6
11 -3 Mark Martin 1926 -438 16 3 3 4 8
12 +2 Juan Montoya 1917 -447 16 1 0 0 7
Top 12 Drivers In The Running For The Chase For The Championship
13 +2 Kasey Kahne 1914 -450 16 0 1 2 5
14 -1 David Reutimann 1877 -487 16 2 1 3 4
15 -3 Jeff Burton 1871 -493 16 0 0 2 6
16 — Clint Bowyer 1852 -512 16 0 0 3 6
17 — Brian Vickers 1794 -570 16 4 0 2 6
18 +2 Marcos Ambrose 1704 -660 16 0 0 2 4
19 — Jamie McMurray 1669 -695 16 0 0 0 3
20 -2 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 1640 -724 16 0 0 1 3
21 — Casey Mears 1617 -747 16 0 0 0 2
22 — Martin Truex Jr. 1590 -774 16 1 0 0 3
23 +4 Elliott Sadler 1570 -794 16 0 0 1 2
24 +1 Joey Logano* 1551 -813 16 0 0 0 3
25 -2 Kevin Harvick 1537 -827 16 0 0 2 2
26 -2 Sam Hornish Jr. 1496 -868 16 0 0 0 3
27 -1 Reed Sorenson 1487 -877 16 0 0 0 1
28 +1 Bobby Labonte 1474 -890 16 0 0 1 1
29 +2 A.J. Allmendinger 1467 -897 16 0 0 1 3
30 -2 David Ragan 1447 -917 16 0 0 0 1
31 +1 David Stremme 1362 -1002 16 0 0 0 0
32 -2 Michael Waltrip 1338 -1026 15 0 0 0 1
33 — Paul Menard 1337 -1027 16 0 0 0 0
34 — Robby Gordon 1273 -1091 16 0 0 1 1
35 — Scott Speed* 1093 -1271 15 0 0 1 1
36 — John Andretti 999 -1365 14 0 0 0 0
37 — David Gilliland 941 -1423 15 0 0 0 0
38 — Regan Smith 734 -1630 8 0 0 0 0
39 — Joe Nemechek 592 -1772 12 0 0 0 0
40 — Dave Blaney 551 -1813 13 0 0 0 0
* Rookies
Mayfield’s Hearing Set For July 1
Jeremy Mayfield’s next chance to have his indefinite drug suspension lifted will be at a July 1 hearing in federal court. U.S. District Judge Graham Mullen has added Mayfield’s preliminary injunction request to his calendar. If the ruling goes in his favor, Mayfield could possibly compete that weekend at Daytona International Speedway.
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Race Fast Facts – Infineon Raceway
Kasey Kahne won the Toyota/Save Mart 350, his 10th victory in 196 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races.
This is his first victory and fifth top-10 finish in 2009.
This is his first victory and first top-10 finish in six races at Infineon Raceway.
Kahne’s best previous finish at Infineon was 23rd in 2007. His best road course finishes were a pair of 14ths, most recently last August, at Watkins Glen International. The last win by a Richard Petty owned car was by John Andretti at Martinsville Speedway in the spring of 1999.
Tony Stewart (second) posted his seventh top-10 finish in 11 races at Infineon Raceway. It is his 12th top-10 finish in 2009.
Marcos Ambrose (third) posted his first top-10 finish in two races at Infineon Raceway.
Max Papis (12th) was the highest finishing rookie.
Tony Stewart leads the point standings by 84 points over Jeff Gordon.(NASCAR Statistics)(6-21-2009)
Top-35 in Owner Points and guaranteed a starting spot at New Hampshire:
No teams jumped into the top 35, #34-Andretti’s lead over 36th increases to 95 since #82 missed the race
34) #7-Gordon/Robby Gordon: 1273, +235
35) #34-Andretti/Earnhardt Ganassi: 1133, 95 points ahead of 36th
these teams/ drivers must qualify by speed but are close to the top-35:
36) #82-Speed/Red Bull: 1038, 95 points out of 35th
37) #71-Gilliland/TRG: 966, -167
The teams are NOT locked in past the next race as the owners points change after each race.
For the owner points standings, see my Drivers/Owners Points Standings page.(6-21-2009)
www.jayski.com/stats/2009/points/16ir2009points.htm#OWN
Six Current Race Tracks Johnson has never won: There are six current race tracks the Sprint Cup Series runs on that #48-Jimmie Johnson has not won at [a Sprint Cup race], plus Johnson ran five races at Rockingham and didn’t win:
Bristol: 0 for 15 with a best finish of 3rd in 8/2004 and 3/2009
Michigan: 0 for 14 with a best finish of 3rd in 8/2007
Infineon: 0 for 8 with a best finish of 4th in 6/2009
Chicago: 0 for 7 with a best finish of 2nd in 7/2004 & 7/2008
Watkins Glen: 0 for 7 with a best finish of 3rd in 8/2007
Homestead: 0 for 8 with a best finish of 2nd in 11/2004
(6-21-2009)
Today in History: June 22 — 1957: Bill Amick wins a scheduled 200-lap race at half-mile Capitol Speedway in Sacramento, Calif., for his only Cup victory in 48 career starts in eight seasons. Lloyd Dane finishes second and George Seeder third on the half-mile dirt track. The race was shortened to 199 laps because of a scoring error.(NASCAR.com)
NASCAR Now Monday Roundtable NASCAR driver Mike Wallace will join ESPN NASCAR analysts Ricky Craven and Ray Evernham as panelists on NASCAR Now’s weekly roundtable discussion program on ESPN2 on Monday, June 22, at 5:00pm/et. Allen Bestwick will host the edition of ESPN2’s daily NASCAR news and information program.
added some go-or-go homers from Infineon: #02 Efusjon Energy Club, #04 Jim Beam / Menards, #08 Black Ford, #1 Ge Reveal, #27 Lilly Trucking, #36 California Outdoor Heritage Alliance, 71 Adobe Road Winery plus the #44 Best Buy and #18 Transformers/M&M’s scheme see them on my Paint Scheme Gallery
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What’s up with Roush’s five teams? Roush Fenway Racing President Geoff Smith on the team cutting from five teams to four after this season (as mandated by NASCAR to meet its four-car limit): “We’re still messing with the sponsorship pieces,’’ Smith said. “We’re still not sure how it’s going to lay out. We thought we’d be done by now but we’re not.’’ One of the teams will move to Yates next year, Smith said. Smith also was asked about the status of signing Jamie McMurray to a contract extension: “Jamie wants to stay. We’d like him to stay. We’re hoping we can have sponsorship around Jamie before he has to decide how much longer he can wait. We’ve been working together. Hopefully we’ll have that worked out pretty quickly before he has to turn his attention to the marketplace.’’(Virginia Pilot)(6-22-2009) Comment here
Kahne to Toyota? by Chicago? Speculation is increasing that Dodge driver #9-Kasey Kahne, who runs for Richard Petty, could switch to a Toyota by the July 11th Sprint Cup race at Chicago. Petty has said that Chrysler has cut its payments to his four-car operation, and apparently Petty has only enough engine parts for one of the new Dodge NASCAR engines. Petty’s business partner, George Gillett, tried last season to make a deal with Toyota. There is no immediate comment from Toyota officials.(mikemulhern.net)(6-22-2009)
RCR to scale back to two teams? There is speculation that Chevy team owner Richard Childress may have to cut back to a two-car operation next season, if the Shell [#29-Harvick]and Jack Daniels [#07-Casey Mears] sponsorships are not renewed. Childress says he intends to have four Cup teams again next year, but conceded sponsorship issues remain to be resolved. Childress, through the Winston-Salem law firm Womble, Carlyle, has filed legal papers over what he says is GM’s non-payment of a bill of $2,538,750. Childress insists he’s not suing GM over its failure to make that payment due June 15th. That bill would apparently be a scheduled quarterly payment, part of a $10 million a year Chevrolet sponsorship for Childress’ four-team operation.(mikemulhern.net)(6-22-2009)
Keselowski to talk to Hendrick about Cup move: Rick Hendrick said he plans to meet with Nationwide Series driver Brad Keselowski this week to discuss his plans for moving up to Sprint Cup in 2010. Hendrick mentioned two possible options for Keselowski — a third car at Stewart-Haas Racing, which is affiliated with Hendrick Motorsports, or a chance to stay at JR Motorsports if Dale Earnhardt Jr. decides to move his Nationwide team to Cup next year. “We’re looking at different options with some of our external situations with other teams,” Hendrick said Sunday at Infineon Raceway. “I told Brad that I want him to have the best opportunity. If we can’t give it to him, then I want him to have the best.” Keselowski told reporters at that event that he would love to drive a third Stewart-Haas car next year. Tony Stewart said Friday a third car for his team is a possibility for 2010. Stewart’s team is a satellite operation with Hendrick Motorsports, leasing engines from Hendrick. Hendrick also said Earnhardt Jr. is considering moving his Nationwide operation to Cup in 2010. Either way, Keselowski would stay in the Hendrick family, so to speak, if he signed with Stewart-Haas Racing or stayed at JR Motorsports. “Brad wants to do something that is somehow associated with our company,” Hendrick said. “We’re working on it and hopefully in the next few weeks we’ll have something sorted out. He’ll be running Cup [in 2010]. Whether he’ll be running them all or whether he’ll be running 75% of them or what, I don’t know.”(ESPN)(6-22-2009)
More on Red Bull Manufacturer: Red Bull Racing driver #83-Brian Vickers has won back-to-back poles in a Toyota Camry, but to hear his boss talk, it doesn’t sound like that will make a difference on whether Red Bull remains a Toyota team. Red Bull is in its final year of its Toyota contract, and there has been speculation that Red Bull, could move to Chevrolet (without manufacturer support). But wouldn’t two consecutive poles make the team brass think twice about going to a new manufacturer, especially after being one of Toyota’s initial teams when it entered Cup in 2007? “Ask them,” Red Bull Racing general manager Jay Frye said at Infineon Raceway Saturday. “Obviously Toyota has been great to us. We’ve been one of their freshman teams and all that. We appreciate everything they’re doing and continue to do. We’re going through lots of different scenarios right now. There’s a lot going on in the world and it’s been reported that our deal is up with them at the end of the year and it’s possible they don’t want us to come back, right? It’s possible. Or it’s possible they want us to come back but they can’t for some reason do that. Anything is possible.” Toyota Racing Development senior vice president Dave Wilson said the manufacturer wants to continue the relationship with Red Bull and there have been discussions to extend the relationship. There have been reductions in Toyota’s total racing budget, but Wilson said the manufacturer wants to have 10-12 cars on the track. “We have a great deal of loyalty to those guys,” Wilson said. “They slogged it out in the tough entry period in ’07 and obviously we should have notched a couple of victories with Red Bull. We’re certainly not looking to change that.” Frye said there is no time frame to make a decision. The other contract Red Bull needs to get finalized is the one for Vickers. Frye indicated that everything just needs a look in the corporate offices in Austria. “Everything is agreed, done, just the legalese stuff and things like that are going on right now. There’s no [issues],” Frye said.(SceneDaily)(6-22-2009)
Congrats: to Mike and Lauren Sichette on the birth of Emily Starr Sichette, born on Saturday, June 20th at 8:08 pm 6lbs 8ozs. Mike is a fabricator at Stewart-Haas Racing.(6-22-2009)
4th Gibbs team? Joe Gibbs Racing President J.D. Gibbs is still open to the idea of four Sprint Cup teams if the sponsorship can be found for 2010 by the end of the summer. “We can still plug in a fourth team,” Gibbs said Sunday at Infineon Raceway. “The problem is from an economy standpoint. You can probably get a few [sponsors] to mix and match, but we don’t have a full fourth ready to go from a sponsor standpoint. We’re in no hurry. If we have to wait a year, that’s fine. You have got to have the right driver, the right core group and the right sponsor. But if that happened, we could do it pretty quick. I wouldn’t cross it off for next year but at the same time we’re not going to force it.” When asked if that fourth car could be Indy Racing League star Danica Patrick, Gibbs laughed. JGR uses IMG to help it find sponsors and Danica is represented by IMG. “I don’t know what she wants to do,” Gibbs said. “Does she want to still run what she’s running and dip her toe in the water, does she want to do the whole thing? … I think it would be great for the sport wherever she goes. I don’t think she would want to be part of a [new] fourth team [here].” In addition to a fourth team, JGR also could become a vendor for other teams. JGR did not have a successful affiliate/vendor program with Hall of Fame Racing from 2006-2008, and Gibbs said if JGR did it in the future, it would be a closer relationship. Gibbs said the team management would have to decide whether such an arrangement would be simply for profit or help the organization run better. He also thinks that adding a fourth team would be more of a priority.(SceneDaily)(6-22-2009)
Toyota to leave Nationwide and Truck Series? Toyota appears ready to withdraw its financial support of NASCAR Truck and Nationwide teams, though continuing engineering support, in the wake of General Motors’ decision to join Ford and Chrysler in withdrawing all but engineering support for those two NASCAR tours. There has been no specific comment on that yet from Toyota executives.(MikeMulhern.net)(6-22-2009) Comment here
St. Louis Race track crash kills 1, hurts 2: Police said Sunday a 47-year-old man was killed and two other injured Saturday night when a race car flipped off the track and slammed into the pit area at St. Francois County Raceway. Police withheld the man’s identity, saying they weren’t sure whether his nearest relatives had been notified. Two others also were injured, including the driver of the race car that lost control.(St Louis Post Dispatch)(6-22-2009)
RPM owner sells NHL team: George N. Gillett Jr [owner of Richard Petty Motorsports #'s 9,19,43,44] and Geoff Molson announced that they have reached an agreement in principle for the sale of the Gillett family’s interests in the Montreal Canadiens Hockey Club, the Bell Centre and Gillett Entertainment Group. They will hold a news conference as soon as the agreement is finalized.(NHL.com)(6-21-2009)
Red Bull is in its last year of a three-year contract with Toyota and that’s led to a report that the team could switch manufacturers to Chevrolet and receive equipment from Hendrick Motorsports, as Stewart-Haas Racing does. The team fields cars for Brian Vickers, who is starting on the pole for today’s race, and rookie Scott Speed. “We’re going through lots of different scenarios right now,” said Jay Frye, the team’s general manager. “It’s possible they won’t want us to come back. It’s possible. Or it’s possible that they want us to come back but they can’t for some reason do that. Anything is possible at this point. They’ve been a great partner. We’ll see here shortly what’s the next step.”(Roanoke Times)(6-21-2009)
SCCA Driver dies in in wreck: Thomas Thrash Jr., 48, of Houston, Texas, was pronounced dead late Saturday morning at St. Nicholas Hospital (Sheboygan, Wis.). Thrash was involved in a single-car incident Saturday at Road America during the Sports Car Club of America-sanctioned Chicago Region June Sprints event. The cause of death is under investigation. Witnesses reported that Thrash lost control of his E Production class Mazda RX-7 before Turn Eight, with the car entering the gravel trap and coming to rest against the tire wall. A 12-year veteran driver in SCCA competition, Thrash was the 2007 SCCA National Champion in E Production and a two-time Runoffs polesitter. Thrash had qualified his car on the pole position for Saturday afternoon’s race before the incident. “We are deeply saddened to have lost Tom Thrash, a great champion and individual that epitomized the spirit and competition of SCCA racing, and most importantly, a member of our SCCA family,” SCCA President and CEO Jeff Dahnert said. “Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends.”(Road America site)(6-21-2009)
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Courtesy of Racin’ Today
Pedley: Some Birds Not Meant To Fly – www.racintoday.com/archives/6803
Kahne Holds Off Stewart To Win On Roads Of Infineon – www.racintoday.com/archives/6410
Tony Stewart’s Relationship With His Father Is A Winner – www.racintoday.com/archives/6362
Petty’s Perseverance Puts Him Back Onto His Throne – www.racintoday.com/archives/6565
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Kahne endures restarts, ends up the winner – www.thatsracin.com/115/story/12536.html
Rewind | Commentary and some of the key moments – www.thatsracin.com/140/story/12628.html
It’s good to be The King – www.thatsracin.com/140/story/12618.html
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The #34 Taco Bell Chevy driven by John Andretti will have associate sponsorship from doorstopnation.com
“Everyone here at doorstopnation.com is excited to watch John this Sunday!” commented doorstopnation CFO Michael Frohoff
“I will be at track and hope to see a good run by John and Tony Front Row Motorsports has really improved over the past year I’m proud to sponsor FRM” said owner/CEO Joe Laracuente
Sponsorships are still available for Front Row Motorsports interested parties can contact Front Row Motorsports PR at mcs5252@hotmail.com For more information check out frontrowmotorsports.com and doorstopnation.com
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Courtesy of Jayski
Edwards wins at Milwaukee: #60-Carl Edwards won the NorthernTool.com 250 at the Milwaukee Mile for his first win of 2009. He started from the back after missing qualifying while traveling back from Sonoma. #18-Kyle Busch, also coming from Sonoma, finished second and also led the most laps — the 8th race in a row he has led the most. The rest of the top 10: #88-Brad Keselowski, #6-Erik Darnell, #16-Ricky Stenhouse, Jr., #6-Steve Wallace, #1-Mike Bliss, #29-Stephen Leicht, #33-Ron Horaday, and #38-Jason Leffler. There were 4 cautions for 15 laps and 10 lead changes among 7 leaders. Complete results are posted on the Milwaukee race page.(6-20-2009)
www.jayski.com/nationwide/2009/next/15milwaukee.htm#results
Milwaukee Race Fast Facts:
Carl Edwards won the NorthernTool.com 250, his 21st victory in 156 NASCAR Nationwide Series races.
This is his first victory and 11th top-10 finish in 2009.
This is his second victory and third top-10 finish in five races at The Milwaukee Mile.
Kyle Busch (second) posted his first top-10 finish in three races at The Milwaukee Mile. It is his 12th top-10 finish in 2009.
Brad Keselowski (third) posted his second top-10 finish in two races at The Milwaukee Mile.
Erik Darnell (fourth) was the highest finishing rookie.
Kyle Busch leads the point standings by 127 points over Carl Edwards.(NASCAR Statistics)(6-20-2009)
Driver standings following Milwaukee:
1) #18-Kyle Busch 2391
2) #60-Carl Edwards 2264 -127
3) #88-Brad Keselowski 2173 -218
4) #38-Jason Leffler 2127 -264
5) #20-Joey Logano 1860 -531
6) #1-Mike Bliss 1745 -646
7) #62-Brendan Gaughan 1744 -647
#12-Justin Allgaier 1740 -651
9) #27-Jason Keller 1716 -675
10) #66-Steve Wallace 1693 -698
Complete standings are posted on the Milwaukee race page.(6-20-2009)
www.jayski.com/nationwide/2009/next/15milwaukee.htm#standings
Owner Standings following Milwaukee are posted. There were no changes to the locked in positions as #40-Aric Almirola’s 11th place run solidified Key Motorsports buy moving them into 26th. #26-Brian Keselowski remains 31st, but is only 1 point behind the #07 SK Motosports team.(6-20-2009)
www.jayski.com/nationwide/2009/next/15milwaukee.htm#owners
Toyota to leave Nationwide and Truck Series? Toyota appears ready to withdraw its financial support of NASCAR Truck and Nationwide teams, though continuing engineering support, in the wake of General Motors’ decision to join Ford and Chrysler in withdrawing all but engineering support for those two NASCAR tours. There has been no specific comment on that yet from Toyota executives.(MikeMulhern.net)(6-22-2009)
Edwards plans another full season in 2010: Five consecutive seasons of running the Sprint Cup and Nationwide series schedules full time apparently isn’t enough for Roush Fenway Racing’s Carl Edwards. After earning his first NASCAR Nationwide Series victory of the season at the Milwaukee Mile, Edwards said he plans on running full time in the series again in 2010.(Scene Daily)(6-21-2009)
Latest on Double File Restarts: Double-file restarts for the leaders, a two-week old procedure for Sprint Cup, probably will become practice in the Nationwide Series within the next month. “We’re just taking our time,” series director Joe Balash said. “We don’t see any red flags with what we’ve seen in the Cup Series, and we think it’s something we can implement with everything we have here and provide a little more excitement for the fans.” NASCAR’s policy was to have lead-lap cars in one lane for a restart and lapped cars in the other. Now the leader of the race has the option to start at the front of the inside or outside line, and the other drivers on the lead lap follow in order.(Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)(6-21-2009)
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Courtesy of Jayski
Hornaday wins at Milwaukee: #33-Ron Hornaday Jr. celebrated his birthday in dominant fashion, leading 180 laps, to pick up his second win at Milwaukee and also for the season in the Copart 200 at The Milwaukee Mile. It is his 41st NCWTS win. Rounding out the top ten were; #8-Dennis Setzer, #16-Brian Scott, #30-Todd Bodine, #10-James Buescher, #60-Stacy Compton, #81-Tayler Malsam, #6-Colin Braun, #24-David Starr, #25-Terry Cook. #88-Matt Crafton fell to second place in the point standings after finishing 16th at Milwaukee. There were 8 lead changes among 6 drivers, with 5 cautions for 23 laps. Complete race results are posted on the Milwaukee Race Page.(Unofficial)(6-20-2009)
www.jayski.com/cts/next/2009/10milwaukee2009.htm#results
Race Awards:
Featherlite Most Improved Driver: Brian Scott, #16 (31 Places)
Mahle Clevite Engine Builder: Ron Hornaday Jr, #33
Mobil 1 Command Performance Driver of the Race: Dennis Setzer, #8
O’Reilly Auto Parts People, Service and Performance Todd Bodine, #30 178.919 seconds
Raybestos Rookie of the Race: James Buescher, #10
Sunoco Diamond Performance: Ron Hornaday Jr, #33
WIX Lap Leader: Ron Hornaday Jr, #33 (180 Laps)
(NASCAR PR)(6-20-2009)
Hornaday retakes points lead: #33-Ron Hornaday Jr. once again is atop the points lead with 1518 points; 36 points ahead of second place #88-Matt Crafton. Rounding out the top ten are; #30-Todd Bodine, #5-Mike Skinner, #24-David Starr, #81-Tayler Malsam, #16-Brian Scott, #25-Terry Cook, #14-Rick Crawford, #6-Dennis Setzer. Complete driver point standings are posted on the Milwaukee Race Page.(Unofficial)(6-19-2009)
www.jayski.com/cts/next/2009/10milwaukee2009.htm#standings
Owner point standings: following the Copart 200 at The Milwaukee Mile are posted on the Milwaukee Race Page.(Unofficial)(6-19-2009)
www.jayski.com/cts/next/2009/10milwaukee2009.htm#owner
Longhorn & Hornaday team up at Memphis: Longhorn/Swedish Match will adorn the #33-Kevin Harvick Inc. Chevy at this week’s MemphisTravel.com 200 at Memphis Motorsports Park. In his last six races, Hornaday has recorded two wins, completed each of the 1,208 laps of competition and has led a lap in every race at MMP except 2006. Hornaday comes into MMP as the defending race winner. In 2008, Hornaday dominated this event leading 139 of the 204 laps.(KHI PR)(6-22-2009)
Toyota to leave Nationwide and Truck Series? Toyota appears ready to withdraw its financial support of NASCAR Truck and Nationwide teams, though continuing engineering support, in the wake of General Motors’ decision to join Ford and Chrysler in withdrawing all but engineering support for those two NASCAR tours. There has been no specific comment on that yet from Toyota executives.(MikeMulhern.net)(6-22-2009)
Next race for Ryan Sieg; Kentucky: During the race broadcast on SPEEDtv, it was reported that Shane Sieg’s next race in the #39-Sieg Racing Chevy will be at Kentucky. The team plans to run under seven races in order for Sieg to be able to be a candidate for Rookie of the Year in 2010. Sieg had one previous start at Martinsville with GunBroker Racing.(6-20-2009)
Young to make debut at Memphis; McCumbee sidelined: SS Green Light Racing is pleased to announce that Jason Young will make his NASCAR debut in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series “MemphisTravel.com 200 presented by O’Reilly Auto Parts” driving the teams #07 Chevy Silverado with the support of 3BR Racing. Ken Smith, co-owner of SS Green Light Racing is pleased to have Young in the No. 07. “We have been impressed with Jason from the first time we talked to him and Bobby was very upbeat following the test. Right now this is a one-race deal for Memphis and we are hoping that things go well and we can have Jason back in one of our trucks later in the year.” He continued, “Chad McCumbee is still the primary driver of the SS Green Light No. 07 team. We had no sponsor for Chad for this race and we would most likely not been able to bring the team to Memphis. The opportunity to run Jason is purely a business decision and should help us to keep the No. 07 in the top-ten in points. Chad McCumbee will be back in the SS Green Light Racing No. 07 at Kentucky Speedway with support from NASCAR technology provider tiwi.”(SS Green Light Racing PR)(6-20-2009)
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A R C A (Automobile Racing Club of America)
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Courtesy of ARCA
Kligerman Earns Third Win of 2009
Cunningham Motorsports’ Parker Kligerman, a development driver for Penske Racing, earned his third ARCA RE/MAX Series race victory of 2009 and second consecutive on Saturday evening at Mansfield Motorsports Park, capturing the Tim Richmond Memorial ARCA RE/MAX 200 presented by National Speed Sport News over Joey Coulter, Christ Buescher, Justin Lofton and Steve Arpin.
www.arcaracing.com/news.cfm?contentid=8187
Robb Brent Update
ARCA RE/MAX Series rookie of the year contender Robb Brent is on his way home from Mansfield to his home in Shelby Township, Michigan.
www.arcaracing.com/news.cfm?contentid=8182
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Courtesy of USAR
Rogers Wins Third Straight in 2009; Third Career at Myrtle Beach
GRAND STRAND 250 presented by BLACK’S TIRE & AUTO SERVICE
MYRTLE BEACH SPEEDWAY, MYRTLE BEACH, SC
OFFICIAL RESULTS 6/20/09
Start Finish Car Driver Laps Remarks
Position Position # Finished
3 1 54 s Clay Rogers 250 Running
5 2 56 s Brandon Ward 250 Running
2 3 65 n A J Frank 250 Running
13 4 O6 s Bobby Gill 250 Running
16 5 O7 n Matt Lofton 250 Running
10 6 OO s R Lucas Ransone 249 Running
19 7 31 s Justin Boston 249 Running
1 8 75 s Caleb Holman 248 Running
14 9 52 n Michael Ritch 247 Mechanical
12 10 28 s Billy Bigley Jr 247 Running
9 11 23 s J P Morgan 247 Running
4 12 22 n Derek Kale 246 Running
15 13 13 s John Gibson 246 Running
11 14 68 n Allen Purkhiser 246 Running
22 15 75 n Ronnie Souders 244 Running
21 16 O2 n Tyler Young 242 Running
23 17 O4 s Larry Barrett 239 Running
6 18 22 s Drew Herring 188 Accident
7 19 7 n Gary St Amant 172 Mechanical
17 20 73 n Jeff Agnew 81 Mechanical
8 21 1 n Brett Butler 70 Mechanical
24 22 28 n Wally Smith 60 Mechanical
18 23 4 s R Kyle Fowler 32 Mechanical
20 24 3 s Dana White 21 Accident
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Insider Racing News
insiderracingnews.com/Writers/KR/062109.html
Mexico crash a reminder that racing is still dangerous
by Kim Roberson
The Nascar Insiders
The NASCAR Week That Was: June 14-20
NASCAR Mexico led the news this week after the death of driver Carlos Pardo. Pardo, who had one Nationwide start and six Camping World East Series starts, was killed Sunday in an accident during a race at Autodromo Miguel E. Abed in the city of Puebla.
feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheNascarInsiders/~3/xLD1G6ndwAY/
The Nascar Insiders
Roush’s Developmental Success
Jack Roush was a very happy man in Milwaukee.
feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheNascarInsiders/~3/2d194YG676g/
Insider Racing News
insiderracingnews.com/Writers/RF/062209.html
Yes Kahne Can, Holds Off Stewart and Ambrose For Infineon Victory
by Ron Felix
Insider Racing News
insiderracingnews.com/Writers/MP/062209.html
The Time Is Right For Tony Stewart To Expand
by Matthew Pizzolato
Relief Drivers: Preventable Deaths: Improving Safety at Local Tracks
www.racejournalonline.com/index.php?page=read&article=442
I Was Just Wonderin’…: How Did Tony Get So Popular?
www.racejournalonline.com/index.php?page=read&article=441
TNT Conquers Sonoma At Last
dalyplanet.blogspot.com/2009/06/tnt-conquers-sonoma-at-last.html
Trucks And Nationwide Series Awaiting Rules Changes
dalyplanet.blogspot.com/2009/06/truck-and-nationwide-tv-networks.html
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Courtesy of Race Fans Stockcar Newsletter
MONDAY, JUNE 22
5:00 P-6:00 ESPN 2 NASCAR Now, HD, L
TUESDAY, JUNE 23
5:00 P-5:30 ESPN 2 NASCAR Now, HD, L
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24 (ST. JEAN BAPTISTE DAY – QUEBEC, CANADA)
5:00 P-5:30 ESPN 2 NASCAR Now, HD, L
THURSDAY, JUNE 25
5:00 P-5:30 ESPN 2 NASCAR Now, HD, L
FRIDAY, JUNE 26
1:30 A-2:00 ESPN 2 NASCAR Now, HD, R
11:30 A-12:00 N SPEED NASCAR Live at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, HD
12:00 N-1:30 P SPEED NASCAR Sprint Cup PRACTICE, Lenox Industrial Tools 301, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH, HD, L
1:30 P-3:00 SPEED NASCAR Nationwide Series PRACTICE, Camping World RV Sales 200, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH, HD, L
3:00 P-5:00 SPEED NASCAR Sprint Cup QUALIFYING, Lenox Industrial Tools 301, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH, HD, L
6:00 P-7:00 VS IRL Indy Car Series QUALIFYING, Sun Trust Indy Challenge, Richmond International Raceway, HD, L (broadcast canceled?)
7:00 P-7:30 ESPN 2 NASCAR Now, HD, L
7:00 P-8:00 SPEED Trackside (NASCAR) at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, HD, N
11:30 P-12:30 A SPEED Trackside (NASCAR) at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, HD, R
SATURDAY, JUNE 27
9:00 A-10:00 SPEED NASCAR Sprint Cup PRACTICE, Lenox Industrial Tools 301, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH, HD, L
10:00 A-11:30 SPEED NASCAR Nationwide Series QUALIFYING, Camping World RV Sales 200, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH, HD, L
11:30 A-1:00 P SPEED NASCAR Sprint Cup FINAL PRACTICE, Lenox Industrial Tools 301, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH, HD, L
1:00 P-1:30 SPEED NASCAR Live at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, HD
2:00 P-3:00 SPEED NASCAR Camping World Truck Series QUALIFYING, MemphisTravel.com 200, Memphis Motorsports Park, Millington, TN, HD, L
2:30 P-3:00 ABC NASCAR Nationwide Series COUNTDOWN, Camping World RV Sales 200, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH, HD, L
3:00 P-5:30 ABC NASCAR Nationwide Series Camping World RV Sales 200, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH, HD, L (expect green at 3:15P)
5:00 P-7:00 ESPN-CL Classic’s NASCAR: 1998 Daytona 500, Daytona Intl. Speedway, Feb 15/98
5:30 P-6:00 SPEED NASCAR Camping World Truck Series SETUP, MemphisTravel.com 200, Memphis Motorsports Park, Millington, TN, HD, L
6:00 P-8:30 SPEED NASCAR Camping World Truck Series MemphisTravel.com 200, Memphis Motorsports Park, Millington, TN, HD, L (expect green at 6:15P)
8:00 P-11:00 VS IRL Indy Car Series Sun Trust Indy Challenge, Richmond International Raceway, HD, L
SUNDAY, JUNE
8:00 A-8:55 ESPN 2 NASCAR Now, HD, L
9:00 A-9:30 SPEED NASCAR Performance at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, HD
10:00 A-10:30 SPEED NASCAR in a Hurry at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, HD, L
10:30 A-12:30 P SPEED NASCAR Race Day. Preview of today’s Lenox Industrial Tools 301, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, HD, L
12:30 P-1:30 TNT NASCAR on TNT Live!, HD, L
1:30 P-2:00 TNT NASCAR Sprint Cup COUNTDOWN TO GREEN, Lenox Industrial Tools 301, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH, HD, L
2:00 P-5:30 TNT NASCAR Sprint Cup Lenox Industrial Tools 301, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH, HD, L (expect green at 2:15 P)
9:00 P-10:00 SPEED Wind Tunnel with Dave Despain, HD, L
We do not list all the programming offered by SPEED; for complete listings go to their website, www.speedtv.com/schedule/
Always CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTINGS!
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