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In 2 weeks on Labor Day September 5th the Emory Healthcare 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway Kevin Harvick Wins the Carfax 400 at Michigan International Speedway Kevin Harvick and Denny Hamlin race neck-to-neck for the win with Harvick pulling ahead to become the first driver to gain a definite berth in The Chase and to add 10 points for the win to his Chase points. Juan Montoya Wins the Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at the Glen Juan Pablo Montoya leads the most laps at 78 of 90 and brings it home on the Watkins Glen road course. With over a 4 second lead he is way ahead of the pack when he crosses the finish line for his second Sprint Cup win. Marcus Ambrose, after winning the Nationwide Race Saturday, consistently runs second today but was overtaken by Kurt Busch on the final lap. Kurt Busch finishing in 2nd position moving up to 4th in the points. A. J. Allmendinger comes in 4th; Carl Edwards was 5th after starting from the pole; teammate Jamie McMurray was 6th; Tony Stewart didn't have an exceptional day today with a poor handling car in traffic and finished 7th. Kyle Busch finished 8th; Jeff Burton finished 9th moving up to 3rd in the points; Jeff Gordon finished 10th. Kevin Harvick had a flat left rear tire approaching the finish line and dropped a few spots to finish 11th. Crashes were Boris Said in the wall with Tony Stewart holding his line and Jimmie Johnson loosing control and in a cloud of smoke when Denny Hamlin ran into him. Next week Carfax 400 at Michigan International Speedway. Greg Biffle Wins at Pocono After a race drought of 64 races, Greg Biffle wins the Sunoco Red Cross Pennsylvania 500 for Jack Roush who was in the hospital after injuries received in a plane crash. Jimmie Johnson led the most laps at 96 but was dueling with Jeff Gordon for the lead. Elliott Sadler had a great Saturday winning his first Truck series race but in the Sprint Cup race he was caught up when slowing for Kurt Busch's wreck ahead. Busch was bumped-drafted by Jimmie Johnson, hit the wall and slid down into the grass hitting the inside wall while Sadler hit the guardrails and dirt-berm head on. The hit was so hard his left front tire and engine were torn out of the car. Elliott was visibly shaken-up but was released from the in-field care center shortly afterwards. The wreck happened with 35 laps to go and resulted in a red-flag stop with men working on the barricade on turn 2 where Kurt Busch had crashed. At the re-start, Jeff Gordon was 1st, Juan Pablo Montoya was 2nd, and Tony Stewart was 3rd. They went around about 5 times and #33 Clint Bowyer had to pit when pit road was closed with a R/F tire that had lost tread so he went to the end of the line. When the lead car pulled off and pit road was open almost everyone pitted. Sam Hornish was 2 laps down and stayed out to become the race leader. Jeff Gordon took 4 tires and lost 9 spots. Tony Stewart and Juan Montoya also took 4 tires. Greg Biffle took 2 tires and came out in the lead. Carl Edwards and Mark Martin also took 2 tires and came out 2nd and 3rd. With 20 laps to go and finally a restart after some rain held things up for 20 minutes there was lots of juggling for position and Greg Biffle pulled ahead of Sam Hornish for the lead. Jeff Gordon restarted in 13th. Biffle was way out front by more than 5 1/2 seconds. It was pretty smooth for Biffle all the way to the checkered flag. Tony Stewart started on the pole and finished 2nd. Carl Edwards was 3rd; Kevin Harvick was 4th; Denny Hamlin had led 19 laps and finished 5th. Jeff Gordon led 39 laps but finished 6th; Mark Martin finished 7th; Jeff Burton finished 8th; Martin Truex, Jr. finished 9th; and Jimmie Johnson led 96 laps but once again did not win and finished 10th. Next week the Helluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at the Glen, Watkins Glen International. Winner of the Brickyard 400 is Jamie McMurray This is the second big event race for Jamie McMurray in the 2010 season and the 3rd for car owner, Chip Ganassi. First was the Daytona 500 win for Jamie, then the Indy 500 win for Ganassi's driver, Dari0 Franchitti, and now McMurry again in the Brickyard 400. Juan Pablo Montoya was looking as the dominant car leading 86 laps. A late race pit stop and taking 4 tires when many others took 2 tires changed Montoya's position from 1st to 7th. Then he got loose, hit the wall and came back down in front of Dale Earnhardt, Jr. where they collided Left Front to Right Rear on Montoya who was out. Dale Jr. went from 10th to 27th, 2 laps down. On the restart it was Kevin Harvick, Jamie McMurray and Tony Stewart. McMurray powered past Harvick and Greg Biffle passed Tony Stewart for 3rd. McMurray was then a second and a half in front of Harvick while Biffle was battling for second. Final positions were Jamie McMurray 1st having led 16 laps; Kevin Harvick was 2nd having led 5 laps and still the points leader; Greg Biffle was 3rd having led 38 laps; Clint Bowyer was 4th; Tony Stewart was 5th; Jeff Burton was 6th; Carl Edwards was 7th; Kyle Busch was 8th; Joey Logano was 9th; Kurt Busch finished 10th. Kyle Busch came back for his top 10 finish after a big wreck on lap 1 in turn 2. Kyle had wobbled and spun out causing a wreck but the crew worked on the car and they were able to rebound. Jeff Gordon was running about 10th and with about 19 laps to go a piece of his own splitter broke off and cut both right side tires. He finished 23rd. Next week Sunoco Red Cross Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono Winner of LifeLock 400 at Chicagoland is David Reutimann With no rain delay this time, David Reutimann wins his second Sprint Cup race. Carl Edwards is second and Jeff Gordon is third. Winner of the Coke Zero 400 is Kevin Harvick The race finally got started after a 1 1/2 hour rain delay and was run all at night without the transition from bright sun to dark. Kyle Busch was leading the race and was turned into the wall by Juan Montoya who hooked his bumper when Kyle went by and he hit the wall smashing the whole front end. With 13 laps to go the whole field wrecks with a chain reaction started by a wobbling Jeff Burton in 4th. All except Clint Bowyer and Kevin Harvick who were out front in first and second. Mark Martin pulls off the track coming down pit road and his car is on fire. Lowe's Lingerfield carries Mark Martin away from the burning car and he is all right. Bowyer stayed out on the restart. Jeff Gordon took lead with 3 laps to go and it was Jeff in first, Kevin Harvick in second, Clint Bowyer in third. Final positions were 1st Kevin Harvick who led 27 laps; 2nd Kasey Kahne, 3rd Jeff Gordon who led 13 laps; 4th Dale Earnhardt, Jr.; 5th Jeff Burton who led 11 laps; 6th Carl Edwards; 7th Kurt Busch; 8th Reed Sorenson; 9th Mike Bliss; 10th Scott Speed. Special note: Dale Earnhardt, Jr. won the Nationwide race Friday, July 2nd in the #3 car (owned by Richard Childress) in honor of his father, Dale Earnhardt. Jimmie Johnson Wins Second Week in a Row At Loudon, New Hampshire, Jimmie Johnson duels with Kurt Busch but gets ahead of him with 3 laps to go and wins 2nd race in a row. He led a total of 8 laps. Tony Stewart also passes Kurt Busch for 2nd and Kurt is 3rd. A disappointed Jeff Burton led 89 laps but staying out on the track when everyone pitted at the final stop was the wrong strategy. He was passed by fresher tires and finished 12th. Kyle Busch led 46 laps and finished 11th. Kasey Kahne led the most laps, 110, but finishes 36th after his engine quits. With 18 laps to go Juan Montoya gets into it and hits the wall hard. He had led 36 laps but finished out at 34th. Dale Earnhardt, Jr. had a strong run and finishes 8th to give the entire 88 team motivation and bringing him up to 3 points out of 12th. Kevin Harvick is still leading in the points with Jimmie Johnson 105 points ahead fo Jimmie Johnson in 2nd. Next week the Coke Zero 400 at Daytona International Speedway Jimmie Johnson Finally Wins a Road Race! At Sonoma, Jimmie Johnson pulled ahead when Marcos Ambrose made a mistake by slowing and stopping during a caution, not keeping pace with the pace car. Johnson finished 1st after leading a total of 54 laps. Ambrose finished 6th after leading a total of 36 laps. Robby Gordon finished 2nd; Kevin Harvick finished 3rd; Kasey Kahne finished 4th; Jeff Gordon finished 5th; Greg Biffle finished 7th; Boris Said finished 8th; Tony Stewart was 9th; and Juan Montoya was 10th. Dale Earnhardt, Jr. finished 11th. Kevin Harvick is still first in the points but Jimmie Johnson gained four spots to pull into second place. Next weeks race New Hampshire Motor Speedway Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Another Win for Hamlin Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips 400 Denny Hamlin sure is on a hot streak winning two in a row and his 5th win in the past 10 races as he pulls away on the final restart. Kasey Kahne finished second; Kurt Busch finishe 3rd with his 5th top 5 finish in the last 6 races; Jeff Gordon finished 4th; Tony Stewart finished 5th for his 3rd top 5 finish this season; Jimmie Johnson finished 6th; Dale Earnhardt, Jr. finished 7th; Jeff Burton was 8th; Greg Biffle was 9th and Joey Logano, the pole sitter, finished 10th. Denny Hamlin Wins the Gillette Fusion ProGlide 500 at Pocono Joey Logano spins out when racing side by side with Kevin Harvick just before Denny Hamlin takes the white flag with one lap to go. Results was a green-whie-checkered finish for Hamlin. Kurt Busch Wins the Coca-Cola 600 Kurt Busch led 251 laps and regained the led to win the Coca- Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Brother, Kyle Busch won the Truck and Nationwide races and placed 3rd in the Sprint Cup Race. Jamie McMurray led 30 laps and was chasing down the #2 car at the end but finished 2nd. Mark Martin finished 4th. David Reutimann led 3 laps and finished 5th. At the end Jeff Gordon stayed out on the caution and led 3 laps, but finished 6th. Clint Bowyer, on his birthday, led 3 laps and finished 7th. Paul Menard was 8th. Ryan Newman, the pole sitter, was 9th after leading 11 laps. Matt Kenseth led 7 laps and finished 10th. Dale Earnhardt, Jr. led 10 laps by staying out longer before needing to pit on green. He finished 22nd. Jimmie Johnson led 36 laps but after a spring round was pulled out of the left rear he was so loose he spun a couple of times and finally hit the wall hard. The car was not repairable and this was his 4th DNF. Kurt Busch's win brought him up 3 places in the points to 6th. Kyle Busch in 2nd gained points on Kevin Harvick in 1st. Matt Kenseth is in 3rd. Jeff Gordon came up 2 places to 4th. Denny Hamlin is 5th. Jimmie Johnson lost 3 spots and fell to 7th. Jeff Burton is in 8th. Greg Biffle lost 2 spots and is in 9th. Mark Martin came up 1 spot to 10th. Carl Edwards lost 1 spot to 11th. Ryan Newman gained 1 spot to 12th. Next week its Gillette Fusion ProGlide 500 at Pocono Raceway Kyle Busch Wins his 18th Sprint Cup Race Kyle Busch sweeps both weekend races at Dover. He led 161 laps Sunday and out ran Jimmie Johnson for the win. Jimmie Johnson received a drive through penalty for too fast on exiting pit road accelerating hard getting out of the pit. Johnson led 225 laps but finished 16th. Next week is the All-Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway Denny Hamlin wins the Southern 500 at Darlington With a fast car and a pit crew that got him out first on the last restart, Denny Hamlin was able to lead the last 20 laps and win the race. Jeff Gordon and Jeff Burton also had fast cars but misques on the last pit stop put them back in the pack. Jeff Gordon missed pit road and went around at a slow speed then came onto pit road when a caution came out but made it back to the last one on the lead lap. Jeff Burton was in the lead when he came onto pit road for the last stop but had a penalty for running over the air hose on a quick 2 tire stop putting him at the back of the lead lap. Gordon made it back up to finish 4th and Burton finished 8th. Jamie McMurray finished 2nd and led 70 laps; Kurt Busch finished 3rd; Jeff Gordon led the most laps at 111 but finished 4th; Juan Pablo Montoya finished 5th; Kevin Harvick led 2 laps and finished 6th; Kyle Busch led 29 laps and finished 7th; Jeff Burton led 31 laps and finished 8th; Ryan Newman finished 9th; and Brian Vickers led 9 laps and finished 10th. Jimmie Johnson in the 48 car did not have a good day. After 2 crashes he had a DNF, the third of this season. His four leaf clover has gone over to Denny Hamlin who has won 3 of the last 6 races. He won the Darlington Nationwide race on Friday night as well as the Sprint Cup race on Saturday night. Dale Earnhardt, Jr. finished 18th and came up one position in the points to 12th place. Kevin Harvick is still in the points lead; Jimmie Johnson is 2nd; Kyle Busch is 3rd; Jeff Gordon came up 2 spots to 4th; Matt Kenseth fell one spot to 5th; Denny Hamlin came up one spot to 6th; Greg Biffle dropped 2 and is in 7th place; Kurt Busch is 8th; Jeff Burton is 9th; Mark Martin is 10th and Carl Edwards is 11th. Next week is the Autism Speaks 400 at Dover Kyle Busch wins the Heath Calhoun 400 at Richmond Sponsor Crown Royal names the race after Retired Sargent Heath Calhoun Kyle Busch led 221 of the first 229 laps and then Jeff Gordon led 144 laps but on the final restart with 5 laps to go Kyle battled for the pass to first and pulled away. Kevin Harvick was 3rd and tried to take 2nd away from Jeff Gordon but Jeff stayed to place 2nd. Jeff Burton finished 4th and led 20 laps. Carl Edwards finished 5th and led 2 laps. Juan Pablo Montoya finished 6th. Martin Truex was 7th, Ryan Newman was 8th, and Marcus Ambrose was 9th. Jimmie Johnson and Clint Boyer get sideways and spun across the finish line for 10th and 12th. Dale Earnhardt Jr. cut the left rear tire down in contact with Menard and ended up in 32nd, 3 laps down falling out of the top 12 in points. Kevin Harvick is the new points leader and Jimmie Johnson falls out of the lead by 10 points. Next week Showtime Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway Kevin Harvick wins the Aaron's 499 at Talladega Kevin Harvick was right behind Jamie McMurray pushing them forward and with perfect timing bumped him a little out of the way with a pass for the win by a nose. Jamie had led 27 laps and Kevin Harvick led only 2 but was in control at the end of the race after 3 green-white checkered finishes. There were several leaders and many shuffles up and down, back and forth. Kyle Busch led 22 laps but finished 9th. Kurt Busch led 8 laps and finished 8th. David Ragan led 8 laps and finished 6th. Mark Martin led 1 lap and finished 5th. Denny Hamlin led 17 laps and finished 4th. Juan Pablo Montoya led 3 laps and finished 3rd. Denny Hamlin wins Samsung Mobile 500 at Texas Speedway After a rained out Sunday, Denny Hamlin holds off Jimmie Johnson and wins the Monday race. Ryan Newman Pulls Ahead for the Win at Phoenix Kyle Busch was in the lead looking like Friday night at the Nationwide Race when a caution came out with 4 laps to go. Kyle took 4 tires and came out in 7th place. Jeff Gordon took 2 tires and led on the restart, but Ryan Newman pulled ahead and took the win. Ryan Newman had only led 4 laps and Jeff Gordon led 3 to finish 2nd. Jimmie Johnson and Kyle Busch led the most laps at 113 each but Johnson finished 3rd and Kyle Busch finished 8th. Mark Martin finished 4th. Juan Pablo Montoya had led 104 laps early in the race and finished 5th. Matt Kenseth led 1 lap and finished 6th. Carl Edwards finished 7th, Clint Bowyer finished 9th, and Joey Logano finished 10th. Next week on Sunday 4/18 the Samsung Mobile 500 will be at Texas Motor Speedway. Denny Hamlin wins at Martinsville Speedway After a rained out Sunday, Denny Hamlin wins the Monday race. Subway Fresh Fit 600 at Phoenix International Speedway Jimmie Johnson has 50th Career Win He pulled ahead after the final restart with his 4 new tires and passed Tony Stewart to stay out front and make his 50th Career Win after leading a total of 84 laps. Tony Stewart finished 2nd after leading 1 lap and moved from 8th to 5th in points. Kurt Busch finished 3rd after leading 275 laps for the most laps led. Greg Biffle was 4th after leading 77 laps. Matt Kenseth led 1 lap and finished 5th. Carl Edwards was 6th and Dale Earnhardt, Jr. finished in the top 10 at 7th after leading 1 lap. Brad Keselowski in the Penske #12 finished 13th after leading 25 laps. Juan Pablo Montoya had led 30 laps but finished 2 laps down. Kevin Harvick still leads in the points but only by 1 point ahead of Matt Kenseth in 2nd. Next week Goody's Fast Pain Relief 500 at Martinsville. Kurt Busch wins at Atlanta! The Kobalt Tools 500 started at Atlanta with Dale Earnhardt, Jr. on the pole but that was the best all day. With tire issues and a pit exit when the yellow flag dropped, he ended up 15th. While Kurt Busch was in the lead and Juan Montoya in second, battling for the win, Carl Edwards in the 99 made contact on lap 323 with Brad Keselowski in the 12 car in what looked like retribution. Carl Edwards made what looked like intentional contact and Keselowski flipped through the air with the windshield post taking a big hit. Nascar parked Edwards and called him to the hauler. With 3 laps to go there was a restart after pit stops with Kurt Busch back in 4th and Montoya in 5th. Busch went throught the middle and took the lead. Then there was a crash in the cars behind him. Finnally a green-white-checkered finish. Laps reset to 5 to go with slow laps to 3 to go then the restart. "Gotta win this race 3 times maybe 4 times... already won it twice." was Kurt Busch's comment before the second attempt to a finish. Kurt Busch had a great restart and pulls out front to win. Roger Penske's car 12 with Brad Keselowski who was in position for 6th place but went out with the crash and teammate Kurt Busch took the win for back-to-back Spring race wins in Atlanta. His 3rd win at Atlanta. Paul Menard had a top 5 finish with 5th place. Matt Kenseth was 2nd, Juan Montoya finished 3rd, and Kasey Kahne was 4th after having led 143 laps earlier. In 2 weeks Food City 500 at Bristol! Jimmie Johnson Wins Back to Back at Las Vegas From the #2 position Jeff Gordon passed the pole sitter Kurt Busch on the first lap for the lead and led 218 laps to the end. With 32 laps to go out of 267 Jimmie Johnson began overtaking Jeff Gordon and with 16 to go he got the lead. Kevin Harvick overtook Gordon from 3rd to 2nd with 4 laps to go for a finish in 2nd place. Joey Logano finished 6th for his second top 10 finish in 2010. It was slick and hot in Vegas which gave Dale Earnhardt Jr. a poor handling car so that he slipped back from 4th to finish 16th. Kyle Busch was penalized for speeding on pit road and finished 15th. Kurt Busch was on the pole but got caught up in a crash with Jamie McMurray and Juan Montoya finishing 8 laps down in 35th. Next week Kobalt Tools 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway Jimmie Johnson Wins his 48th Nascar Race At Auto Club Speedway in Fontana Jimmie Johnson wins his 48th race. This is where he had won his first race in 2002. Jimmie pitted just before the last caution came out and it was ruled a green-flag stop giving him track position to lead. Kevin Harvick in 2nd and Jeff Burton in 3rd, chased Jimmie for the last 12 laps, hard charging but not closing the gap. Harvick was close but hit the wall and lost momentum. Johnson led 101 laps of the 250 lap race. Kevin Harvick led 27 laps and finished 2nd. Jeff Burton led 46 laps and finished 3rd. Mark Martin led 5 laps and finished 4th. Joey Logano finished 5th. Jeff Gordon had engine trouble finishing 20th after leading 10 laps. Dale Earnhardt, Jr. finished 34th out of the race due to a broken axel at lap 188. Kyle Busch led 11 laps in the race and finished 14th. Next week the Shelby American at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. 2/14/10 Daytona 500 - Winner Jamie McMurray Mark Martin led the first four laps with his start from the pole. The first caution of the day was early on and took out 2 of 3 Penske cars, the #12 and #77. Jeff Gordon drives through from the back untouched and eventually runs up to the lead on lap 106. Dale Earnhardt, Jr. ran during the Nationwide race the night before and flipped over in a crash with his 88 car. During the 500 he did lead four laps but fell back running 23rd. Jimmie Johnson started -- and on lap 117 came into pit road with a right front flat. Pit road was closed and he was penalized for a lap but his tire had the top layer ripped off and it really was urgent that he change the tire. After that on lap 122 there was a red flag stop for damage to the race track. Two spots on the race track had pavement come out and were patched with apoxy. It was an hour and forty minute red-flag stop waiting for the apoxy to harden and begin racing again. The apoxy refused to cure due to the wet conditions from Friday's rain and the colder weather. They resorted to tourches to warm up and dry out the patch. Restart of the race was at 5:10 pm and Jimmie Johnson started at the back due to his penalty. Clint Bowyer was leading and then Kasey Kahne took the lead. After 39 laps of racing a second red flag stop again for repair of the hole in the track. Already there have been a record number of changes for the lead in the 2010 Daytona 500. During the last 32 laps to go Jimmie Johnson had another rear tire down and went to the garage with something broken in the rearend. Harvick was drafting off cars and slingshoting around them. There was a wreck with 7 to go and Ryan Newman was spun into the wall. On another restart Harvick slingshot to the front with cars upfront bouncing around. Then another wreck in the back with 2 laps to go and another restart with Harvick shuffled to the back. Jamie McMurray was pushed to the front by Greg Biffle and led the last 2 laps to win. Dale Earnhardt, Jr. powered from 10th to 2nd place in the last lap hard-charging behind McMurray to finish second. Greg Biffle was third. Next week it's the Auto Club 500 at Fontana, California. 2/6/10 Budweiser Shootout - Winner Kevin Harvick 2/11/10 Gatorade Duel 1 - Winner Jimmie Johnson 2/11/10 Gatorade Duel 2 - Winner Kasey Kahne |
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