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Track Trash – Pocinanose
By: Racing Maniac
Hey… when the heck are we gonna get some honest racing to the finish line?
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Notable Quotables – Mark Martin
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Gordon Wins No. 79
Out of brakes, out of tires and almost out of gas, Jeff Gordon backed into a victory in the Pocono 500 on Sunday. Rain hated the race just past half-way at lap 106. Before the race was called, Ryan Newman was closing fast on Gordon but the red flag made it moot. Gordon’s crew chief Steve Letarte made the call that put Gordon out of sync with most of the field and it played right into their hands. On a lap 65 caution, most of the field pitted but Gordon stayed out, hearing that the rain was only minutes away, they had to take that chance. Gordon pitted under green on lap 82 but on the entire field pitted again on lap 90, leaving Gordon up front again and put him into the lead when leader Carl Edwards pitted on lap 98. The rains came only five laps later.
It was the fourth win this year for Gordon, tying his teammate Jimmie Johnson for most victories. It also was Gordon’s fourth win at Pocono and the 79th of his career. For Rick Hendrick, it was the 11th victory at Pocono. Newman held on to the second spot and last week’s winner Martin Truex Jr. was third. Rounding out the top ten were Casey Mears, Tony Stewart, pre-race favorite Denny Hamlin, Mark Martin, Kyle Busch, Matt Kenseth and Clint Bowyer. Chevrolet has won 13 of the 14 races so far this season. There were four cautions for ten laps and one red flag. There were fifteen lead changes among eight different drivers. The Nextel Cup Series moves to Michigan International Speedway next Sunday, June 17th, for the Citizens Bank 400.
Race Date June 10, 2007
Pocono Raceway
Pos Car Driver Make Sponsor Points/Bonus/Laps Status
1 18 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet DuPont 190/5 106 Running
2 1 12 Ryan Newman Dodge ALLTEL 175/5 106 Running
3 3 1 Martin Truex Jr. Chevrolet Bass Pro Shops/Tracker 170/5 106 Running
4 12 25 Casey Mears Chevrolet National Guard/GMAC 165/5 106 Running
5 6 20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet The Home Depot 160/5 106 Running
6 2 11 Denny Hamlin ** Chevrolet FedEx Ground 160/10 106 Running
7 34 01 Mark Martin Chevrolet U.S. Army 151/5 106 Running
8 4 5 Kyle Busch Chevrolet Kellogg’s/CARQUEST 142/0 106 Running
9 24 17 Matt Kenseth Ford DEWALT 138/0 106 Running
10 5 07 Clint Bowyer Chevrolet Jack Daniel’s 134/0 106 Running
11 19 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet Shell/Pennzoil 130/0 106 Running
12 13 8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Budweiser 127/0 106 Running
13 10 31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet AT&T Mobility 124/0 106 Running
14 32 99 Carl Edwards Ford Office Depot 126/5 106 Running
15 33 13 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet Haier 118/0 106 Running
16 27 2 Kurt Busch Dodge Miller Lite 115/0 106 Running
17 11 18 J.J. Yeley Chevrolet Interstate Batteries 112/0 106 Running
18 31 10 Scott Riggs Dodge Valvoline/Stanley Tools 109/0 106 Running
19 26 43 Bobby Labonte Dodge Cheerios/Betty Crocker 106/0 106 Running
20 38 42 Juan Montoya * Dodge Texaco/Havoline 103/0 106 Running
21 15 19 Elliott Sadler Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 100/0 106 Running
22 8 9 Kasey Kahne Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 97/0 106 Running
23 29 40 David Stremme Dodge Coors Light 94/0 106 Running
24 22 41 Reed Sorenson Dodge Target 91/0 106 Running
25 35 45 Chad McCumbee Dodge Goody’s Cool Orange 88/0 106 Running
26 36 6 David Ragan * Ford AAA 85/0 106 Running
27 30 88 Ricky Rudd Ford Snickers 82/0 106 Running
28 21 15 Paul Menard * Chevrolet Pittsburgh Paints 79/0 106 Running
29 25 26 Jamie McMurray Ford IRWIN Industrial Tools 76/0 106 Running
30 41 16 Greg Biffle Ford Dish Network 73/0 106 Running
31 42 14 Sterling Marlin Chevrolet Pep Boys 70/0 106 Running
32 39 66 Jeff Green Chevrolet Best Buy 67/0 106 Running
33 20 4 Ward Burton Chevrolet State Water Heaters 64/0 106 Running
34 16 38 David Gilliland Ford M&M’s 61/0 106 Running
35 9 83 Brian Vickers Toyota Red Bull 58/0 106 Running
36 17 96 Tony Raines Chevrolet DLP HDTV 55/0 106 Running
37 43 21 Bill Elliott Ford Little Debbie 52/0 105 Running
38 23 00 David Reutimann * Toyota Burger King 49/0 105 Running
39 28 84 A.J. Allmendinger * Toyota Red Bull 46/0 104 Running
40 40 70 Johnny Sauter Chevrolet Yellow Transportation 43/0 103 Running
41 37 7 Robby Gordon Ford Jim Beam 40/0 103 Running
42 7 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe’s 37/0 97 Running
43 14 22 Dave Blaney Toyota Caterpillar 34/0 56 Out
** Led Most Laps
* Rookies
All Results Unofficial
2007 Nextel Cup Points After Pocono 500
Race Date June 10, 2007
Pocono Raceway
POS +/- DRIVER POINTS/BEHIND/STARTS/POLES/WINS/TOP 5/TOP 10
1 — Jeff Gordon 2249 14 5 4 10 12
2 +1 Matt Kenseth 2007 -242 14 0 1 6 10
3 +1 Denny Hamlin 2002 -247 14 1 0 6 9
4 -2 Jimmie Johnson 1944 -305 14 0 4 8 9
5 — Jeff Burton 1828 -421 14 0 1 5 7
6 +1 Tony Stewart 1733 -516 14 0 0 3 9
7 -1 Carl Edwards 1710 -539 14 0 0 2 4
8 — Clint Bowyer 1659 -590 14 1 0 0 7
9 — Kevin Harvick 1648 -601 14 0 1 2 5
10 — Kyle Busch 1613 -636 14 0 1 3 7
11 +1 Martin Truex Jr. 1597 -652 14 0 1 2 5
12 -1 Mark Martin 1586 -663 11 0 0 4 7
13 +2 Ryan Newman 1564 -685 14 4 0 3 6
14 — Dale Earnhardt Jr. 1531 -718 14 0 0 1 5
15 -2 Jamie McMurray 1487 -762 14 0 0 2 5
16 +1 Kurt Busch 1454 -795 14 0 0 2 3
17 -1 Bobby Labonte 1446 -803 14 0 0 0 1
18 +1 J.J. Yeley 1425 -824 14 0 0 1 1
19 -1 Greg Biffle 1412 -837 14 0 0 1 3
20 — Elliott Sadler 1367 -882 14 0 0 0 1
21 +1 Juan Montoya* 1332 -917 14 0 0 1 2
22 -1 David Stremme 1331 -918 14 0 0 0 2
23 +4 Casey Mears 1309 -940 14 0 1 2 3
24 -1 Tony Raines 1273 -976 14 0 0 0 0
25 — Reed Sorenson 1244 -1005 14 0 0 1 2
26 — David Ragan* 1235 -1014 14 0 0 1 1
27 -3 Sterling Marlin 1235 -1014 14 0 0 0 0
28 +1 Kasey Kahne 1230 -1019 14 1 0 0 1
29 +3 Joe Nemechek 1214 -1035 13 0 0 0 1
30 -2 Jeff Green 1208 -1041 14 0 0 0 2
31 — Robby Gordon 1166 -1083 14 0 0 0 1
32 +2 Ricky Rudd 1127 -1122 14 0 0 0 1
33 -3 Kyle Petty 1126 -1123 13 0 0 1 1
34 -1 David Gilliland 1123 -1126 14 1 0 1 2
35 — Johnny Sauter 1052 -1197 13 0 0 0 1
36 — Scott Riggs 1035 -1214 13 0 0 0 1
37 — Dave Blaney 873 -1376 12 0 0 0 0
38 — Brian Vickers 783 -1466 8 0 0 1 2
39 +1 Paul Menard* 744 -1505 9 0 0 0 0
40 -1 Dale Jarrett 668 -1581 11 0 0 0 0
* Rookies
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Roger Penske said Sunday he plans to field two Dodge-backed Nextel Cup Series teams in 2008. Recent reports said Penske Racing may leave Dodge next season in favor of a move to Toyota, a rumor Penske dismissed. “Our Dodge commitment is a long-term contract,” said Penske, one of the world’s largest Toyota dealers. “I read in the paper where we were switching to Toyota. We haven’t even talked to them about it.” As for the speculated third team? “We’ve looked at whether we’d run an additional car,” Penske said. “We haven’t made any commitment on it at this point. There’s lots of speculation. We’ve got a lot of moving parts right now. I’m not committing to a third team at this point, at all.”(ESPN.com)(6-11-2007)
Penske says Busch has his support despite incident: Roger Penske certainly didn’t condone driver #2-Kurt Busch’s temper tantrum last weekend at Dover International Speedway, and he acknowledges Busch let his emotions endanger a competitor. But Penske’s a racer, he understands and respects the emotional overload on-track competition can produce. So all said, he fully supports his driver. “In my situation as a car owner, I looked at what happened last weekend and the biggest disappointment I have is that I wasn’t there to maybe keep that situation [from happening] on the pit lane,” Penske said Sunday at Pocono Raceway. Penske said he and Busch met with team executives midweek to discuss the severity of the meltdown, namely what it projected internally and externally. Penske suggested that Busch rally his team, advice the driver heeded.(ESPN.com)(6-11-2007)
Top-35 in Owners Points and a guaranteed starting spot at Michigan are set:
no team dropped out of the 35 or got into it, but 35th and 36th are only 20pts apart
the following drivers/teams are in the top-35 in owners points:
32) #7-Gordon/RGM 1166, +115 33) #88-Rudd/Yates 1127, +76
34) #38-Gilliland/Yates 1123, +75
35) #70-Sauter/Haas CNC Racing 1071, +20pts ahead of 36th
these teams and drivers must qualify by speed:
36) #10-Riggs/Evernham 1051, -20pts out of 35th
37) #22-Blaney/Bill Davis Racing 929, -142
38) #83-Vickers/Red Bull 906, -165
See Owners/Drivers Points standings page for full rundown.(6-10-2007)
http://www.jayski.com/stats/2007/standings/14poc2007points.htm
Petty Enterprises/McCumbee in Victory Lane at Pocono ARCA Race: Chad McCumbee celebrated in victory lane Saturday afternoon in the ARCA RE/MAX Pocono 200. The car was a Petty Enterprises Dodge with Billy Wilburn and the #45 crew leading McCumbee to the front. For McCumbee, it was his first start for Petty Enterprises. He will race the Goody�s Cool Orange Dodge in Sunday�s Pocono 500 at the same track. Tim Andrews, son of #43 Cheerios/Betty Crocker Dodge crew chief Paul Andrews finished third in Sunday�s race. The car Andrews raced is a former Petty Enterprises Dodge.(Petty Racing PR)(6-10-2007)
Haas not looking to sell despite legal woes: Nearly a year has passed since Nextel Cup team owner Gene Haas was arrested on federal tax evasion charges in California, and speculation has arisen recently that resulting financial strain could mean Haas/CNC Racing [#66-Green & #70-Sauter] may soon be sold. Haas/CNC general manager Joe Custer said Saturday that there is no truth to that speculation, and explained that the race team is technically an extension of Haas’ lucrative machine tool operation, Haas Automation, rather than a personal business owned solely by Haas.(ESPN.com)(6-10-2007)
Martin says he’s still not a full-timer: Thirteen races into the season, #01-Mark Martin remains in position to make the Chase for the Nextel Cup, even though he�s only competed in 10 events. That ranks the veteran driver ahead of 22 drivers who have competed in all 13. Still, Martin said there�s no chance that he will decide to run the remainder of the races, this in spite of the fact that he has never won a championship. “I don�t even want to,” he said, “so if I was leading, like I was when I missed my first race, I still wouldn�t. I don�t want to.” Martin�s position hasn�t wavered. It�s just that people don�t seem to believe him.(Gaston Gazette)(6-10-2007)
France funeral slows Earnhardt Jr. talks: Dale Earnhardt Jr. said that with most people in the industry juggling schedules to attend the funeral of NASCAR executive Bill France Jr. on Thursday, little was done as far as where he will drive in 2008 this past week. Earnhardt Jr. was one of many drivers who attended the funeral in Daytona Beach, Fla. of the man who guided the sport from 1972 to 2003. Earnhardt Jr. said there would not be much done over the Pocono race weekend. “We don’t really get a whole lot going on during the weekend because I like to be around when we’re talking and discussing.” Earnhardt Jr. said.(SceneDaily.com)(6-10-2007)
Negotiations between Biffle, Roush break down: UPDATE: Contract negotiations between #16-Greg Biffle and Roush Fenway Racing have stalled, Biffle told ESPN.com Friday at Pocono Raceway. Biffle said the decision to break off talks was his and is based largely on improving the performance of a No. 16 team that has been up-and-down of late and in a state of transition following the firing of crew chief Pat Tryson two weeks ago and subsequent hiring of crew chief Greg Irwin. Biffle expects negotiations to resume in about a month.(ESPN.com)(6-8-2007)
UPDATE: If there is any doubt Greg Biffle will return as driver of the #16 car next season he put those rumors to rest at Pocono. “It�s my full intention right now to race that (#16) car next year. I can�t leave next year. I not only have a contract with them (Roush-Fenway Racing) I�ve got a contract with Ford. The speculation is over. I have two contracts that I�m obligated to do and I�m going to do. If for some reason we don�t come to an agreement I�ll be driving something different in 2009, not 2008. I�m off the bargaining table. They need a driver for the #8 next year…that�s not me…or whatever other cars.” Contract extension talks are on hold for at least the next month as Biffle wants to focus on the competition side with new crew chief Greg Irwin. “Greg is doing an unbelievable job” said Biffle. “Pat (Tryson) was a helluva crew chief. Pat got this team to where it is now. Greg�s taken over and it keeps going up. Let�s just work on getting into the chase instead of working on negotiating money, sponsor appearances, Busch Series stuff and all that. I want to have it done this year. I don�t want it to go into next year, so heck we�ve got five months and that�s a lot of time.”(PRNs Garage Pass)(6-9-2007)
Furniture Row tests road course car in Colorado; VIR next: Pueblo Motorsports Park proved to be a valuable resource for Colorado’s lone Nextel Cup Series team Friday. The Denver-based Furniture Row team and its test driver Scott Gaylord spent the afternoon testing the team’s car at PMP’s 2.2-mile road course. “We came here to do a shakedown,” shop manager Dave Hatfield said. “We wanted to use this facility because it is close to home. This is really the only place we can test (in Colorado) and this is a good track.” The No. 78 Furniture Row team, which is owned by Englewood businessman Barney Visser, was planning to run 35 laps at PMP in preparation for a more extensive testing session Wednesday and Thursday at Virginia International Speedway in Danville, Va. Kenny Wallace, the team’s driver, is scheduled to be at the Danville test.(Pueblo Chieftain)(6-9-2007)
IMAGES/Schemes added from Pocono: #00 Burger King, #16 DISH Network, #40 Coor’s Light Wide Mouth, #41 Target/FujiFilm and #45 Goody’s Cool Orange; AND other images such as: #66 Fisher House, #49 PVA – Dover, #13 Haier – Dover, #17 USG, #25 Camo – LMS, #36 OTC/Wrestling – Las Vegas, #83 Red Bull – New Scheme, #84 Red Bull – New Scheme; #70 Radioactive Energy Drink. See my Paint Scheme Gallery for the images.(6-9-2007)
http://www.jayski.com/schemes/paintschemes.htm
Burton says RCR ‘likely’ to add fourth team next season: #31-Jeff Burton thinks Richard Childress Racing will add a fourth Nextel Cup Series team in 2008, citing much recent discussion about the subject as partial evidence. “I think it’s likely,” Burton said of adding a fourth full-time team to the RCR stable. “Obviously we can’t divulge what’s on our minds but we have some exciting things that could happen.” Burton wouldn’t divulge details, rather said “there’s a lot up in the air right now that we don’t 100 percent know what’s going to happen.” The addition isn’t a no-brainer, Burton said. He was quick to point out the negatives of adding another program: 25 percent more challenges, 25 percent more problems. The chief benefit of adding a fourth team is the additional knowledge added to the resource pool.(ESPN.com)(6-9-2007)
Two Races at Pocono in 2008: There will continue to be two NASCAR races each summer at Pocono Raceway. For years, rumors suggested otherwise. On Friday, NASCAR Vice President of Racing Operations Steve O’Donnell and President Mike Helton met with Pocono founder, Chief of Operations and CEO Dr. Joe Mattioli to iron out details of what is a continuing resolution. “We signed the deal with Doc on Friday,” O’Donnell said. “It was for one year like we do at all the tracks.” (Express Times)(6-10-2007)
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Worth the wait
Gordon wins after strategy gets him up front
LONG POND, Pa. – If hating Jeff Gordon is your NASCAR predisposition, these are difficult times. Gordon’s latest victory, in Sunday’s Pocono 500, seemed to almost literally fall out of the sky.
http://www.thatsracin.com/242/story/4779.html
Slideshow | Pocono 500 – http://media.thatsracin.com/images/slideshows/0610poconocuprace/
Oh, so close
Newman charges, comes up just short
LONG POND, Pa. – Four feet. That’s how far short Ryan Newman estimated he fell in catching Jeff Gordon on what turned out to be the final lap of Sunday’s rain-shortened Pocono 500.
http://www.thatsracin.com/242/story/4784.html
Race Recap | Pocono 500 – http://www.thatsracin.com/107/story/4798.html
Truex keeps surging ahead – http://www.thatsracin.com/other_series/story/4795.html
Edwards can’t quite make it – http://www.thatsracin.com/107/story/4793.html
Busch starts his climb back – http://www.thatsracin.com/242/story/4790.html
Hamlin’s Pocono streak ends – http://www.thatsracin.com/242/story/4789.html
Mears mirrors winning strategy – http://www.thatsracin.com/242/story/4788.html
Bodine beats Skinner at Texas again – http://www.thatsracin.com/242/story/4745.html
J. Gordon getting ‘fatherly’ advice – http://www.thatsracin.com/242/story/4763.html
R. Gordon looking to build momentum – http://www.thatsracin.com/242/story/4761.html
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Carl Edwards Wins At Nashville
Edwards Leads Train * CIA Stock Photo
Carl Edwards may run full time in the Nextel Cup Series now, but there’s no way that he’s ever miss a Busch Series race at Nashville Superspeedway. Not when you can win as easily as taking candy from a baby. Nine Cup drivers made the trip from Pocono Raceway Saturday afternoon in hopes of scooping up the lion’s share of the million dollar purse and Edwards made the most of his opportunities by winning the Federated Auto Parts 300 and took home his third straight Gibson Guitar trophy. It was the fourth Busch Series victory in 2007, all on concrete tracks, two at Nashville, one at Dover and one at Bristol. Now they call him the “Concrete King”. It was the 13th win for Edwards in 86 career races.
Clint Bowyer was in control for much of the race, leading 116 of 225 laps. But Bowyer’s car was set up by Chase Miller, since Bowyer was in Pocono for the Nextel Cup practices. So Bowyer stepped into a car that had a foreign setup and still nearly pulled the victory off. “Without practice, you got what you got,” said Bowyer of the setup on his car. “The car just didn’t suit my driving style.” Bowyer held onto the second spot and Jason Leffler drove for all he was worth to finish third. Scott Wimmer, Bowyer’s RCR teammate, had a fast car all day until the end of the race. Wimmer lead 41 laps but with 40 laps to go he started complaining of a loose condition and limped home in fourth.
Regan Smith finished fifth followed by Jason Keller, David Ragan, Todd Kluever, David Reutimann and Aric Almirola rounded out the top ten. Pole sitter Steven Wallace finished 12th o the lead lap. The race was slowed by five cautions for a total of 25 laps. There were twelve lead changes among seven different drivers. The average speed of the race was 151.899 mph. The Busch Series moves to Kentucky Speedway next Saturday night, June 16th, for the Meijer 300 Presented by Oreo. ESPN and ESPN Deportes will cover the race starting at 8:00 p.m. Eastern time.
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Edwards’ Point Lead Jumps to 662: Carl Edwards win, combined with Kevin Harvick skipping the Nashville race, pushed Edwards’s point lead to 662. Harvick remains in second, Dave Blaney remains in third. David Reutimann moved to fourth in the points and Regan Smith moved up to fifth.
NASCAR Race Number 15
Unofficial Race Results for the Federated Auto Parts 300
Saturday, June 9, 2007
Nashville Superspeedway – Nashville, TN – 1.33 Mile Paved
Total Race Length – 225 Laps – 299.93 Miles – Purse: $1,183,720
Fin Str Car Driver Team Laps Pts Bns Total Award Status Times Laps
1 7 60 Carl Edwards Dish Network Ford 225 190 5 $55,700 Running 2 49
2 2 2 Clint Bowyer BB&T Chevrolet 225 180 10 $38,100 Running 4 116
3 14 38 Jason Leffler Great Clips Toyota 225 165 $43,973 Running
4 9 29 Scott Wimmer Holiday Inn Chevrolet 225 165 5 $41,798 Running 3 41
5 11 4 Regan Smith Ginn Resorts Chevrolet 225 155 $31,598 Running
6 17 11 Jason Keller Dutch Quality Stone Chevrolet 225 155 5 $19,375 Running 1 1
7 16 6 David Ragan # Coats/Discount Tire Ford 225 146 $19,750 Running
8 6 16 Todd Kluever 3M Ford 225 142 $29,823 Running
9 30 99 David Reutimann Aaron’s Dream Machine Toyota 225 138 $23,048 Running
10 3 20 Aric Almirola Rockwell Automation Chevrolet 225 134 $26,175 Running
11 29 91 David Green YRT2 Toyota 225 130 $16,925 Running
12 1 66 Steve Wallace HomeLife Communities Dodge 225 132 5 $25,523 Running 1 6
13 8 35 Bobby Hamilton Jr. McDonald’s Ford 225 124 $22,923 Running
14 34 41 David Stremme Wrigley’s Winterfresh Dodge 224 121 $16,600 Running
15 20 47 Kelly Bires Clorox/Dollar General Ford 224 118 $19,800 Running
16 12 22 Mike Bliss Family Dollar Dodge 224 115 $22,323 Running
17 15 10 Dave Blaney Camping World Toyota 224 117 5 $22,648 Running 1 2
18 32 1 J.J. Yeley Miccosukee Resorts Chevrolet 224 109 $16,575 Running
19 18 88 Shane Huffman U.S. NAVY Chevrolet 223 106 $22,073 Running
20 4 21 Timothy Peters AutoZone Chevrolet 223 103 $24,075 Running
21 37 36 Brent Sherman BIG LOTS Chevrolet 223 100 $21,318 Running
22 22 9 Chase Miller Lipton Dodge 223 97 $23,535 Running
23 28 42 Kevin Hamlin Texaco/Havoline Dodge 223 94 $23,875 Running
24 24 27 Bobby East Federated Auto Parts Ford 222 91 $17,965 Running
25 33 7 Mike Wallace GEICO Chevrolet 222 88 $20,763 Running
26 19 33 Cale Gale Camping World Chevrolet 222 85 $23,385 Running
27 26 14 Kyle Krisiloff # Clabber Girl Ford 221 82 $20,543 Running
28 31 37 Greg Biffle Cub Cadet Ford 221 79 $15,815 Running
29 39 56 Danny O’Quinn Jr. Power Equipment Co. Chevrolet 220 76 $15,780 Running
30 40 28 Robert Richardson, Jr. U.S. Border Patrol Chevrolet 220 73 $18,165 Running
31 21 18 Kevin Conway Z-Line Design Chevrolet 193 70 $17,675 Accident
32 25 77 Kertus Davis Dollar General Chevrolet 187 67 $23,140 Running
33 10 90 Stephen Leicht citifinancial Ford 164 69 5 $20,308 Engine 1 10
34 13 25 Richard Johns freecreditreport.com Ford 147 61 $15,595 Accident
35 35 0 Eric McClure Hefty Chevrolet 145 58 $15,575 Engine
36 5 59 Marcos Ambrose # Kingsford/Dollar General Ford 109 55 $20,248 Engine
37 27 92 Bobby Santos # Riley-D’Hondt Motorsports Toyota 63 52 $15,535 Transmission
38 23 30 Stanton Barrett 4caring.org Chevrolet 44 49 $15,515 Rear End
39 38 73 Brett Rowe Fikes Automotive/FMI Fireplaces 28 46 $15,470 Engine
40 43 23 Brad Keselowski # MACtac Chevrolet 23 43 $15,425 Handling
41 36 89 Morgan Shepherd Victory in Jesus Racing Dodge 18 40 $15,380 Handling
42 42 52 Brad Teague Ford 16 37 $15,360 Transmission
43 41 70 Justin Diercks # BIOMET/Foretravel Chevrolet 5 34 $15,290 Rear End
Race Comments: Before an estimated crowd of 45,000, Carl Edwards won the Federated Auto Parts 300, his 13th career NASCAR Busch Series victory.Before the green flag, the the following drivers under penalty dropped to the rear of the field for the reasons indicated: #73 Brett Rowe, #92 Bobby Santos (engine change); #47 Kelly Bires (backup).
Failed to Qualify: (1) #05 Justin Ashburn.
Time of Race: 02 Hrs, 18 Mins, 28 Secs.
Average Speed: 129.949 MPH
Margin of Victory: 1.656 Seconds
Caution Flags: 5 for 25 laps: Laps: 3-5 (#14, 77 accident frontstretch); 66-71 (#92 spin turn 4); 111-118 (oil on track); 137-140 (#18 accident turn 4); 154-157 (#25 accident turn 4).
Lead Changes: 12 among 7 drivers: S. Wallace 1-6; C. Bowyer 7-49; S. Wimmer 50-67; C. Bowyer 68-105; S. Wimmer 106-111; C. Bowyer 112-121; C. Edwards 122-136; S. Wimmer 137-153; J. Keller 154; S. Leicht 155-164; C. Blount 165-166; C. Bowyer 167-191; C. Edwards 192-225.
Top 10 Driver Points: (1) C. Edwards 2,460;(2) K. Harvick 1,798;(3) D. Blaney 1,715;(4) D. Reutimann 1,649;(5) R. Smith 1,633;(6) M. Kenseth 1,591;(7) B. Hamilton Jr. 1,574;(8) D. Ragan # 1,571;(9) C. Bowyer 1,529;(10) G. Biffle 1,513.
Busch Pole Award Steve Wallace, #66 (161.288 mph)
Checkers/Rally’s Double Drive-Thru Challenge Scott Wimmer, #29 (123.666 seconds)
Featherlite Most Improved Driver Regan Smith, #4 (21 Places)
Raybestos Rookie of the Race David Ragan, #6
Sunoco Diamond Performance Carl Edwards, #60
WIX Filters Lap Leader Scott Wimmer, #29 (41 Laps)
Wood’s Headaches Could Be Result of Prescription: UPDATE 2: Wood’s status remains race-by-race. Bires will continue to fill in as needed.(Wood Brothers / JTP Racing PR)(6-10-2007)
Regan Smith to Skip Kentucky Race: #4-Regan Smith has run every Busch Series race this season and sits fifth in points. But that will end next week when he runs a truck at Michigan Superspeedway. Smith’s team, which is 10th in the owner points, also won’t show up at Kentucky, meaning it will give up a guaranteed starting position for the remainder of the season. The Busch team will run as a fourth Ginn Racing Nextel Cup team at various events.(SceneDaily.com)(6-10-2007)
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Bodine wins the Sam’s Town 400 at Texas: For the third consecutive time at Texas the truck race ended with a green-white checkered finish. On a restart with five laps to go, Bodine got up on the back of leader, Travis Kvapil; Kvapil got loose and hit the inside wall and Bodine took the lead. Bodine held off Mike Skinner’s late charge on the restart to pick up the win in the Sam’s Town 400 at Texas Motor Speedway. This was Bodine’s first win of the season and 11th of his career. It is his first win since this race last year. It was also Bodine’s fourth win at Texas in six races. Mike Skinner finished second, marking the third time in four races at Texas that Bodine-Skinner finished one-two. Rounding out the top five were #14- Rick Crawford, #33-Ron Hornaday and #10-David Starr. There were 12 lead changes among 6 drivers; 6 cautions for 35 laps.
Driver Point Standings following Texas: #5-Mike Skinner continues to lead the driver point standings with 1543 total points; 82 over #33-Ron Hornaday in second. Rounding out the top five are; #30-Todd Bodine, #14-Rick Crawford, #9-Ted Musgrave.
Petty Enterprises/McCumbee in Victory Lane at Pocono ARCA Race: Chad McCumbee celebrated in victory lane Saturday afternoon in the ARCA RE/MAX Pocono 200. The car was a Petty Enterprises Dodge with Billy Wilburn and the #45 crew leading McCumbee to the front. For McCumbee, it was his first start for Petty Enterprises. He will race the Goody’s Cool Orange Dodge in Sunday’s Pocono 500 at the same track. Tim Andrews, son of #43 Cheerios/Betty Crocker Dodge crew chief Paul Andrews finished third in Sunday’s race. The car Andrews raced is a former Petty Enterprises Dodge.(Petty Racing PR)(6-10-2007)
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Courtesy of TruckSeries.Com
http://www.truckseries.com
Bodine Ends Victory Drought with Come from Behind Win in Texas – http://www.truckseries.com/cgi-script/NCTS_07/articles/000114/011408.htm
Bodine Stops Skinners Streak in Texas – http://www.truckseries.com/cgi-script/NCTS_07/articles/000113/011397.htm
Unofficial Results: Sam’s Town 400 at Texas Motor Speedway – http://www.truckseries.com/cgi-script/NCTS_07/articles/000114/011412.htm
Unofficial Driver Points: Sam’s Town 400 at Texas Motor Speedway – http://www.truckseries.com/cgi-script/NCTS_07/articles/000114/011413.htm
Unofficial Owner Points: Sam’s Town 400 at Texas Motor Speedway – http://www.truckseries.com/cgi-script/NCTS_07/articles/000114/011414.htm
Lap Summary: Sam’s Town 400 at Texas Motor Speedway – http://www.truckseries.com/cgi-script/NCTS_07/articles/000114/011415.htm
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Top-10 ARCA RE/MAX Series Points After The Pocono 200 at Pocono Raceway (6-9-07)
1) Frank Kimmel 2395; 2) Justin Allgaier 2285; 3) Bobby Gerhart 2260; 4) Dexter Bean 2240; 5) Michael McDowell 2145; 6) Phillip McGilton 2080; 7) Justin South 1990; 
Justin Marks 1880; 9) Bryan Silas 1805; 10) Patrick Sheltra 1800; 10) Jason Hedlesky 1800.
McCumbee Earns Hard-Fought Pocono 200 Victory
LONG POND PA (6-9-07) He spent the entire race working his way back to the front, but in the end the battle was well worth it for ARCA RE/MAX Series veteran Chad McCumbee, who came from one lap down to win the Pocono 200 Saturday afternoon at Pocono Raceway.
McCumbee, after an unscheduled pitstop, earned his lap back inside of 15 laps from the finish and passed Dexter Bean with four laps to go to earn the hard-fought victory in the Victory Junction Gang Petty Enterprises Dodge. The race served as a warm-up for McCumbee’s NASCAR Nextel Cup Series debut in the next-day Pocono 500.
“I can’t thank everybody enough from Petty enterprises,” said McCumbee. “These guys are unbelievable. It’s pretty awesome to be here in victory lane. This was easy on my part; this was all these guys. Now tomorrow, that’s where I’m going to have to work a little bit harder. The confidence is up but the goals aren’t changing. I just want to learn as much as I can. I just want to run the whole race and try to finish on the lead lap.”
McCumbee started fifth and quickly worked his way up to the lead before cutting a left front tire on lap 18, which caused him to fall one lap down.
Bean, who led the most laps with 19 laps-led, settled for second in the No. 6 Five Star Telecom Chevrolet despite late-race pressure from SIM Factory Pole Award winner Tim Andrews.
“We brought a good piece here this weekend,” said Bean. “We showed up a little late to come here but it was definitely worth the wait. We had a little bit of bad luck here last year. We blew six motors including the first race here last year while we were leading.”
Andrews finished third in the No. 4 Dodge Motorsports-Cunningham Motorsports Dodge.
“That was a really cool race,” said Andrews, whose father, NASCAR NEXTEL Cup and Busch Series veteran crew chief Paul Andrews, served as his crew chief for the race. “I want to apologize to Mario again. I didn’t mean to get into him there. Mario is a great racecar driver and I just went down in the corner he gave me a bunch of room and I slid into him. I feel horrible about doing that to him. I always love working with my father; he’s a valuable asset there on the box.”
Jeremy Clements finished fourth in the One Stop Convenience Chevrolet ahead of Mario Gosselin, who finished fifth in his own DGM Racing Chevrolet.
The race was action-packed throughout with continual side-be-side racing including 11 lead changes among nine drivers.
Other lap leaders included Bryan Silas, who led twice for 15 laps and Michael McDowell, who was next on the lap-leader board with 13 laps-led. Additional lap leaders included Justin Marks (11), Andrews (8), Frank Kimmel (3), Phillip McGilton (3) and Gosselin (2).
Jason Hedlesky earned the Hoosier Tire Hard Charger Award for his 11th place finish from the 28th starting position. McDowell finished sixth and was the highest finishing rookie.
From Pocono, the ARCA RE/MAX Series steers to Brooklyn, Michigan for the ARCA RE/MAX 200 at Michigan Int’l Speedway. The race marks the sanctioning body’s 26th appearance to Michigan Int’l Speedway since 1980. Tickets are available by calling (800) 354-1010. The race will be aired LIVE on SPEED beginning at 5 p.m. Eastern on Friday, June 15, 2007.
Top-10 ARCA RE/MAX Series Points After The Pocono 200 at Pocono Raceway (6-9-07)
1) Frank Kimmel 2395; 2) Justin Allgaier 2285; 3) Bobby Gerhart 2260; 4) Dexter Bean 2240; 5) Michael McDowell 2145; 6) Phillip McGilton 2080; 7) Justin South 1990; Justin Marks 1880; 9) Bryan Silas 1805; 10) Patrick Sheltra 1800; 10) Jason Hedlesky 1800.
CONTACTS:
ARCA PR/Media, office (734) 847-6726
Don Radebaugh, cell (419) 450-0611
Jackie L. Franzil, cell (419) 574-2685
Official Results, ARCA RE/MAX Series
Pocono 200, Pocono Raceway, (6-9-07)
FIN STR NO DRIVER/HOMETOWN TEAM & CAR LAPS STATUS
1 5 62 Chad McCumbee/Supply NC Victory Junction Gang Dodge 80 Running
2 7 6 Dexter Bean/Westby WI Five Star Telecom Chevrolet 80 Running
3 1 4 Tim Andrews/Mooresville NC Dodge Motorsports-Cunningham Motorsports Dodge 80 Running
4 3 3 Jeremy Clements/Spartanburg SC 1 Stop Convenience Stores Chevrolet 80 Running
5 11 12 Mario Gosselin/Lake Wales FL DGM Racing Chevrolet 80 Running
6 10 2 Michael McDowell/Phoenix AZ Z Line-Make A Wish-Beck Dodge 80 Running
7 17 46 Frank Kimmel/Clarksville IN Hantz Group-Nu South Lemonade-Pork Ford 80 Running
8 14 16 Justin Allgaier/Springfield IL Allgaier Racing Chevrolet 80 Running
9 2 22 Josh Wise/Mira Loma CA ESR Development Team-NAPA Toyota 80 Running
10 13 5 Bobby Gerhart/Lebanon PA Eagle Warranty Chevrolet 80 Running
11 28 08 Jason Hedlesky/Clinton MI Hardcore Motorsports Ford 80 Running
12 22 39 Kory Rabenold/Slatington PA Bussy’s Auto Body Chevrolet 80 Running
13 25 25 Tom Berte/New Berlin WI CGS Premier Chevrolet 80 Running
14 23 1 Dominick Casola/Holmdel NJ A. Casola Farms Ford 80 Running
15 40 94 Dale Schweikart/Linden PA The Autobarn Dodge 80 Running
16 24 38 Mike Harmon/Birmingport AL Evoshield Chevrolet 80 Running
17 19 23 Josh Krug/Omaha NE ARCASimRacing.com Chevrolet 80 Running
18 4 11 Bryan Silas/Stuart FL Nortrax-Shell Rotella Chevrolet 79 Running
19 20 47 Phillip McGilton/Marion IL SI Performance Ford 79 Running
20 9 98 Erin Crocker/Wilbraham MA Mac Tools-Mac Card Dodge 79 Running
21 16 32 Johnny Sauter/Necedah WI Red Line Oil-Country Joe Pizza Dodge 79 Running
22 33 84 Norm Benning/Pittsburgh PA Mark Peri Int’l-3KRF.com Chevrolet 79 Running
23 41 7 Brent Cross/Cortland NY Cummings Auto Machine Chevrolet 79 Running
24 15 60 Patrick Sheltra/Indiantown FL CP Concrete Products-US Construction Chevrolet 78 Running
25 21 21 Rob Bunker/Bridgewater NJ Dodge Motorsports Dodge 78 Running
26 37 06 Tim Mitchell/Fayetteville TN Star Wheels Skate Center Ford 78 Running
27 31 07 Billy Tanner/Newtown PA CheapCaribbean.com Chevrolet 75 Running
28 30 09 Billy Pauch Jr./Lawrenceville NJ Greenfield Dodge 70 Engine
29 6 65 Justin Marks/Rocklin CA Crocs Dodge 68 Accident
30 36 48 Art Seeger/Toms River NJ SR Industries-FreeFeds.org Chevrolet 62 Oil Prssr
31 35 26 Brad Smith/Shelby Township MI Koolmat Ford 56 Accident
32 34 90 Gabi DiCarlo/Phoenix AZ Great Clips Ford 55 Engine
33 32 34 Darrell Basham/Henryville IN Darrell Basham Racing Pontiac 50 Oil Pump
34 12 59 Justin South/Hueytown AL HD Supply Lumber & Building Materials Dodge 44 Running
35 8 15 Paul Menard/Eau Claire WI Menards-Pittsburgh Paints Chevrolet 37 Accident
36 38 79 Mike Koch/Mountain Home AR K&K Racing-Karl’s Plumbing Chevrolet 36 Handling
37 27 30 Terry Jones/Amherstburg ON Jones Group Dodge 34 Engine
38 18 50 AJ Henriksen/Mooresville NC Bobby Jones Racing Dodge 27 Rear End
39 29 71 Ted Olswfski/Pennington NJ T. Johnson Design Chevrolet 12 Rear End
40 26 93 Marc Mitchell/Tallahassee FL Ergon Chevrolet 9 Accident
41 39 8 Adam Edwards/Christiansburg VA Norm Benning Racing Chevrolet 1 Handling
SIM FACTORY POLE AWARD: Tim Andrews 54.602 (164.829 mph)
MRGN OF VICT: 2.792 seconds CAUTIONS: 7 for 34 laps
TIME OF RACE: 1:52:31 AVG SPEED: 106.651 mph
LAP LEADERS: Andrews 1-8 (8); McCumbee 9, 76-80 (6); Silas 10-16, 38-45 (15); Marks 17-27 (11);
Bean 28-34, 64-75 (19); Kimmel 35-37 (3); McDowell 46-58 (13); McGilton 59-61 (3); Gosselin 62-63 (2)
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McFarland Wins Greased Lightning 250
By Paul Warner
Sunday, June 10, 2007 4:48:00 PM
Championship prelude goes to Southern Division driver
Mansfield, Ohio-If the Greased Lightning 250 at Mansfield Motorsports Park was a preview of the Championship Series event later in the year at the Ohio track, indications are that the South might rise again.
Mark McFarland, an Aaron’s Southern Division competitor, took the lead from Mike Garvey on Lap 147 of the Greased Lightning 250 at Mansfield Motorsports Park and led to the finish of Sears Auto Center Northern Division event, making him the first two-time winner of the season. Ironically, both of McFarland’s wins have come in the Northern Division.
“I just think tracks in the Northern Division fit my driving style more,” said McFarland, driver of the No. 81s Knight’s Companies Chevrolet. “At Shenandoah [the site of McFarland’s first win] and here, you can just flat out run the car as hard as you can and still be there at the end.”
McFarland’s flat-out approach was evident in the winning pass.
Read more – http://usarprocup.com/view_article.asp?id=2244
See the Race Results
http://usarprocup.com/Event/2007-06-09/2007-06-09-RaceResults.asp
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C O L U M N S / C O M M E N T A R I E S
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Chuck Abrams’ rant on the Kurt Busch fine
http://www.turnleftracing.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=119
What Do Paris Hilton and Kurt Busch Have in Common?
by Carol Einarsson
You know where I’m going with this already, right?
http://www.racejournalonline.com/index.cfm?Pagename=column&id=306
Insider Racing News
http://insiderracingnews.com/Writers/JBF/060907.html
Not A Moment Too Soon…
by Jim Fitzgerald
Insider Racing News
http://insiderracingnews.com/Writers/KR/061007.html
Eldora Race Brought Stars and Fans Together
by Kim Roberson
Insider Racing News
http://insiderracingnews.com/Writers/RF/061107.html
Jeff Gordon Backs Into Victory
by Ron Felix
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T V * L I S T I N G S
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TV Listings
Mon June 11
1:30am NASCAR Now ESPN2
3:00 am The SPEED Report SPEED
4:00 am NASCAR Victory Lane Pocono SPEED
8:00 am The SPEED Report SPEED
9:00 am NASCAR Victory Lane Pocono SPEED
10:00 am Wind Tunnel with Dave Despain SPEED
12:00 pm NCTS Setup Texas SPEED
12:30 pm Craftsman Truck Series Texas SPEED
3:00 pm World of Outlaws Lowe’s Motor Speedway SPEED
6:00pm NASCAR Now ESPN2
8:00 pm Inside Nextel Cup SPEED
9:00 pm Back in the Day with Dale Earnhardt, Jr SPEED
TV Listings
Tues June 12
12:00 am Inside Nextel Cup SPEED
12:30am NASCAR Now ESPN2
1:00 am Back in the Day with Dale Earnhardt, Jr SPEED
8:00 am Inside Nextel Cup SPEED
9:00 am Back in the Day with Dale Earnhardt, Jr SPEED
12:00 pm Busch Series Nashville SPEED
2:30 pm Back in the Day with Dale Earnhardt, Jr SPEED
6:30pm NASCAR Now ESPN2
Always CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTINGS!
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