Sprint Cup Schedule Highlights Major NASCAR Races
The Associated Press lists a sprint cup slate with cities and dates including Lenox Industrial Tools 301 in Loudon on July 31, Brickyard 400 in Indianapolis August 7, Pennsylvania 500 in Long Pond August 14, Heluva Good at The Glen August 21, Michigan 400 at Brooklyn August 27, Irwin Tools Night Race in Bristol September 4, Labor Day Classic 500 in Hampton September 10, One Last Race To Make The Chase 400 in Richmond September 18, Chicagoland 400 in Joliet September 25, Sylvania 300 in Loudon October 2, AAA 400 in Dover October 9, Hollywood Casino 400 in Kansas City October 15, Bank of America 500 in Concord October 23, and Talladega 500 October 23.
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NASCAR Standings Snapshot Across Multiple Series
Standings list features top drivers with totals from three series including Kyle Busch Carl Edwards Kevin Harvick and Jimmie Johnson leading in points across NASCAR divisions while Elliott Sadler Reed Sorenson Ricky Stenhouse Jr Justin Allgaier and others fill positions. The compilation ends with a note referencing the southern region.
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Sorenson eyes NASCAR crown after road-course win
Reed Sorenson, now leading the Nationwide Series at Kentucky Speedway, remains four points back in the standings behind Elliott Sadler. The Georgia native moved from Cup to Nationwide with Turner Motorsports after Braun Racing, earned his first series win since 2007 at Road America, and cites team fit and learning as keys to his midseason surge.
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Loudon NH Sprint Cup Race Weekend Preview
Schedule covers practice and qualifying for speed at New Hampshire Motor Speedway with race Sunday at noon on TNT. Notes Kyle Busch leads in Cup wins. last year Jimmie Johnson clinched his fifth straight season title amid Kentucky race news. next stop Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis.
Nationwide New England 200 at Loudon Schedule and standings
Practice on Friday 12:30 to 2 p.m. Qualifying Saturday 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Race at 2:30 p.m. on ESPN. New Hampshire Motor Speedway oval 1.058 miles hosts 211.6 mile 200 lap event. Last year Kyle Busch won the sixth of his 13 season wins. Keselowski won Kentucky last week. Harvick second. Busch has five wins this year, 48 overall, one short of Mark Martin record. Elliott Sadler leads, four points ahead of Reed Sorenson. Next race Federated Auto Parts 300 July 23 at Nashville Superspeedway.
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Camping World Trucks Coca-Cola 200 at Iowa Speedway
The Camping World Trucks race at Iowa Speedway in Newton covers 175 miles over 200 laps with practice Friday and qualifying Saturday ahead of the 7 p.m. race. Last year Austin Dillon won in a Dale Earnhardt era No. 3 car. Kyle Busch captured his fifth win of the year recently at Kentucky. Sauter leads the standings, Dillon sits third. Skinner won the 2009 inaugural race at the track. Next event is Lucas Deep Clean 200 at Nashville July 22.
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