NASCAR Schedule Highlights 2010 Season Races List
The schedule lists races across venues in Michigan Tennessee Virginia New Hampshire and other states from August 27 through November 20. It includes Irwin Tools Night Race Bristol AdvoCare 500 Wonderful Pistachios 400 GEICO 400 Sylvania 300 AAA 400 Hollywood Casino 400 and more with locations such as Brooklyn Bristol Hampton Richmond Loudon Dover Kansas City Concord Talladega Ridgeway Fort Worth Avondale and Homestead.
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AdvoCare
Hampton
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Hollywood
Sprint Cup Standings Show Major Tiers Across Series
The standings list Kyle Busch and Carl Edwards tied with 752 points and Jimmie Johnson close behind at 746. Kevin Harvick sits at 738, with Matt Kenseth 724 and Kurt Busch 712 rounding out the top six. Other drivers include Jeff Gordon 700, Ryan Newman 686, Dale Earnhardt Jr 670, and Tony Stewart 659, with further rankings through the field across several series and drivers including Ricky Stenhouse Jr and Reed Sorenson.
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Kyle Busch
Carl Edwards
Jimmie Johnson
Kevin Harvick
Matt Kenseth
Kurt Busch
Jeff Gordon
Ryan Newman
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Tony Stewart
Clint Bowyer
Denny Hamlin
Greg Biffle
Brad Keselowski
Paul Menard
AJ Allmendinger
Joey Logano
Mark Martin
Kasey Kahne
Juan Pablo Montoya
Martin Truex Jr
Keselowski Struggles Through Watkins Glen Practice
Brad Keselowski limped from the Penske hauler with a sore ankle and bruised back after two Cup practice sessions at Watkins Glen. He pushed on despite injury, aiming to prove his increasing competitiveness and earning respect as he contends for a third win of the season following recent results.
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Road Atlanta
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Pocono
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Nascar
Paul Wolfe
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Jeff Burton
Talladega Superspeedway
Carl Edwards
Edwards
Ford
Racing schedules and notes from Brooklyn and Montreal events
Brooklyn Michigan site features a 400 mile NASCAR event at Michigan International Speedway with practice sessions Friday and Saturday and a Sunday 200 lap race on a 2.0 mile oval. Montreal road course hosts a 200 mile event with 74 laps, Boris Said won last year and Ron Fellows previously raced on grooved tires.
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Kevin Harvick
Denny Hamlin
Montreal
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Boris Said
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Kurt Busch
Watkins Glen International
Jimmie Johnson
Busch
Penske Racing
Brad Keselowski
Reed Sorenson
Road America
Ron Fellows
Nascar
Carl Edwards
Marcos Ambrose
Ambrose
Danica Patrick
Daytona
Bristol Motor Speedway
Bristol
Tenn
Camping World Trucks VFW 200 details and past winners
The Camping World Trucks VFW 200 schedule lists qualifying on Saturday morning and the race from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. with a 200 mile, 100 lap distance. Last year Aric Almirola won, holding off Todd Bodine as Kyle Busch led 172 laps before pitting. The prior race at Pocono saw Kevin Harvick win his 10th Trucks race. Next event is the O'Reilly Auto Parts 200 on August 24 at Bristol.
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Todd Bodine
Kyle Busch
Kevin Harvick
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Kenny Wallace
Steve Wallace
Brian Scott
Michael Annett
Trevor Bayne
Mike Bliss
Mike Wallace
Joe Nemechek
Josh Wise
Jeremy Clements
Timmy Hill
Eric McClure
Blake Koch
Derrike Cope
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Austin Dillon
Johnny Sauter
James Buescher
Timothy Peters
Cole Whitt
Matt Crafton
Joey Coulter
Parker Kligerman
Ron Hornaday Jr
Brendan Gaughan
Nelson Piquet Jr
David Starr
Max Papis
Miguel Palado
Jason White
Ricky Carmichael
Justin Lofton
Clay Rogers
Ryan Sieg
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