Conway wins first IndyCar race for Andretti Autosport
Mike Conway, who returned after a dramatic crash at Indy last May, wins the Grand Prix of Long Beach in his third race with Michael Andretti’s team. He started third, endured a costly pit stop, then overtook Dario Franchitti and Ryan Briscoe after a late caution. He credits Andretti’s faith and the team for the breakthrough victory.
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NASCAR standings race leaders list shows Edwards atop
Standings note Carl Edwards leading with 295 points followed by Jimmie Johnson 290 and Dale Earnhardt Jr 276. Kevin Harvick 268 Kurt Busch 267 Kyle Busch 257 Ryan Newman 253 Matt Kenseth 252 Juan Pablo Montoya 246 Clint Bowyer 245 Paul Menard 242 Tony Stewart 240 Jeff Gordon 234 Mark Martin 226 A J Allmendinger 226 Greg Biffle 221 Denny Hamlin 195 Kasey Kahne 194 Martin Truex Jr 192 David Ragan 191.
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Jimmie Johnson
Dale Earnhardt Jr
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Kurt Busch
Kyle Busch
Ryan Newman
Matt Kenseth
Juan Pablo Montoya
Clint Bowyer
Paul Menard
Tony Stewart
Jeff Gordon
Mark Martin
A.J. Allmendinger
Greg Biffle
Denny Hamlin
Kasey Kahne
Martin Truex Jr
David Ragan
Camping World Trucks Standings Highlight Top Racers
Johnny Sauter leads with 150 points followed by Matt Crafton at 145 and Timothy Peters at 143. Cole Whitt and Ron Hornaday Jr. are tied at 143 and 141 respectively, with Clay Rogers at 131 and Austin Dillon at 130. Todd Bodine, Max Papis, and Miguel Paludo round out the top ten with 122 121 and 109 points.
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Matt Crafton
Timothy Peters
Cole Whitt
Ron Hornaday Jr
Clay Rogers
Austin Dillon
Todd Bodine
Max Papis
Miguel Paludo
Nationwide 1 Leffler Leads Top Standings
Nationwide standings list Jason Leffler first with 233 points followed by Justin Allgaier 231 Elliott Sadler 228 Ricky Stenhouse Jr 225 Reed Sorenson 224 Aric Almirola 222 Trevor Bayne 221 Brian Scott 206 Kenny Wallace 184 Joe Nemechek 169 Mike Bliss 159 Michael Annett 159 Steve Wallace 155 Jeremy Clements 147 Josh Wise 142 Mike Wallace 130 Eric McClure 127 Scott Wimmer 123 Derrike Cope 123 R Richardson Jr 111 Parker Kligerman 102 Ricky Carmichael 101 Brendan Gaughan 100 Jeffrey Earnhardt 96 Craig Goess 94 David Starr 93 Brad Sweet 93 Justin Marks 89 Joey Coulter 88 James Buescher 86.
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Justin Allgaier
Elliott Sadler
Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Reed Sorenson
Aric Almirola
Trevor Bayne
Brian Scott
Kenny Wallace
Joe Nemechek
Mike Bliss
Michael Annett
Steve Wallace
Jeremy Clements
Josh Wise
Mike Wallace
Parker Kligerman
Ricky Carmichael
Brendan Gaughan
Jeffrey Earnhardt
Craig Goess
David Starr
Brad Sweet
Justin Marks
Joey Coulter
James Buescher
NASCAR at Nashville Superspeedway Gladeville Weekend Schedule
Coming Up Site Gladeville Tenn Schedule Friday practice ESPN2 5 30 6 30 p m Saturday qualifying ESPN 11 Noon race 2 p m ESPN 1 5 p m Track Nashville Superspeedway oval 1 333 miles Race distance 300 miles 225 laps Last year Kevin Harvick won the race for the second straight year leading final 34 laps after gambling by taking only two tires on final caution Last week Kyle Busch won under caution at Talladega when the last of 10 crashes sent Mike Wallace car flipping Busch won for fourth time in seven races this year to push his career total to 47 two behind Mark Martins series record Fast facts Three time Nashville winner Carl Edwards is racing as are Busch and Brad Keselowski Joey Logano and David Reutimann Keselowski won at the track last June Busch won the 2009 summer race Next race Bubba Burger 250 April 29 Richmond International Raceway Richmond Va
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Camping World Trucks at Bully Hill 200 Schedule
Speed practice and qualifying Friday followed by a 200 mile race at Bully Hill Vineyards. Last year Kyle Busch led 131 laps to win. Kevin Harvick was second. Sauter won Martinsville on April 2 with a late pass. Johnson edged Bowyer by 0.002 seconds at Talladega with Earnhardt Jr. aiding Hendrick Motorsports.
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Vickers Seeks Return After Major Health Scare
Brian Vickers reflects on a dangerous hospital spell with blood clots, a heart procedure, and the question of resuming NASCAR Sprint Cup racing. He emphasizes love of racing beyond championships and notes a tough first half of the season with several wrecks and a mid-pack points position.
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Washington D.C
Salukis backfield shows depth with Strother McKinney leads
Saluki running backs Strother McKinney Harris and teammates Shariff Steve Mulky Jewel form a deep group entering the season. With five linemen back and plans to use multiple backs as receivers, SIU eyes improved ground production and flexible formations. Open at SEMO on Sept. 3 looms.
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