Standings Shake Up After New England 300 Race
Jimmie Johnson leads the standings with 2,672 points while Elliott Sadler slips to ninth after a 39th place finish in the New England 300. Greg Biffle and Tony Stewart hold second and third as Rusty Wallace climbs to fourth.
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Busch Series standings after New England 200 race
Martin Truex Jr leads the Busch Series with 2 661 points, followed by Clint Bowyer 2 589 and Reed Sorenson 2 555. Carl Edwards 2 456 sits fourth, Kenny Wallace 2 369 fifth, Denny Hamlin 2 276 sixth, Ashton Lewis 2 198 seventh, David Stremme 2 176 eighth, Greg Biffle 2 104 ninth, Jason Keller 2 086 tenth.
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Dennis Setzer Leads After Three Wins In Four Starts
With wins at Michigan Milwaukee and Kentucky Dennis Setzer tops the standings as the only track competitor since 2001 to win three of four consecutive starts. Ted Musgrave Bobby Hamilton and Ron Hornaday trail in the top positions.
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Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono Raceway
NASCAR schedule lists the Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono Raceway in Long Pond Pennsylvania. The race covers 200 laps totaling 500 miles with Jimmie Johnson the defending champion and past Pocono sweeps highlighted by Bobby Labonte in 1999.
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ITT Goulds Pumps Salute to the Troops 250 at Pikes Peak
The ITT Industries Systems Division and Goulds Pumps Salute to the Troops 250 race will run at Pikes Peak International Raceway in Fountain Colorado on Saturday at 3 45 p m ET. Defending champion Greg Biffle started last year and recovered to win. Martin Truex Jr. set a July 2004 qualifying record 137 478 mph while Jeff Purvis holds the race record 120 160 mph from 2001. Matt Kenseth won the first event in 1998 and remains the only pole winner at the track.
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O'Reilly 200 at Memphis Motorsports Park
The O'Reilly 200 in Memphis Tennessee runs Saturday at 8 30 p m ET with defending champion Bobby Hamilton. Past records note Greg Biffle 120 139 mph in May 1998 and Travis Kvapil 89 065 mph on July 22 2002. the 05 schedule still has twelve races remaining.
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Stewart wins New England 300 and courts fan support
Tony Stewart dominated the New Hampshire 300 at New Hampshire International Speedway leading 232 of 300 laps to claim his third win in four races. He celebrated by climbing the flagstand and waving the checkered flag to a jubilant crowd, signaling improved popularity despite past “bad boy” labels.
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Salute to the Troops 250 on Speed Channel Saturday
On TV ITT Industries Systems Division and Goulds Pumps salute the troops 250 presented by Dodge at 3 30 p m Saturday O Reilly 200 8 p m Saturday on Speed Channel.
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Race Statistics Highlight Close NASCAR Finish and Lead Changes
The race lasted 3 hours 5 minutes 36 seconds with a 0.851 second margin of victory. Lead changes occurred among nine drivers across 14 different lead segments. Notable lap leaders included Vickers Kahne Newman Stewart Wimmer Green Petty Leffler and Busch.
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Vickers
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Tony Stewart
Scott Wimmer
Stewart
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Kyle Petty
Jason Leffler
Kurt Busch
Stewart claims elite status after New Hampshire win
Stewart's victory at New Hampshire International Speedway signals Joe Gibbs Racing’s rise toward NASCAR’s elite alongside Roush and Hendrick. Crew chief Zipadelli credits recent test sessions at Michigan and New Hampshire for a stronger handling package and a potential edge at Pocono.
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