Sprint Cup Standings Highlight NASCAR Leaders
Sprint Cup rankings list Kurt Busch leading with 150 points, Carl Edwards 149, Tony Stewart and Ryan Newman tied near the top, with multiple drivers such as Jimmie Johnson Dale Earnhardt Jr. Martin Truex Jr. and Matt Kenseth rounding out the top 20. The table shows points and positions across the field.
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Kurt Busch
Carl Edwards
Tony Stewart
Ryan Newman
Paul Menard
Kyle Busch
Jimmie Johnson
J. Pablo Montoya
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Martin Truex Jr
Mark Martin
Kasey Kahne
Matt Kenseth
Bobby Labonte
Kevin Harvick
A J Allmendinger
Denny Hamlin
Marcos Ambrose
Jeff Gordon
David Ragan
Nationwide 1 Jason Leffler tops NASCAR standings list
Nationwide results show Jason Leffler in first with 142 points, followed by R. Stenhouse Jr. at 140 and Justin Allgaier at 124. Reed Sorenson logs 121, Aric Almirola 119, Trevor Bayne 112, and Kenny Wallace 111 as standings span eighteenth place to include Danica Patrick at 109 and Shelby Howard tied for 20th with 70.
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Jason Leffler
R. Stenhouse Jr
Justin Allgaier
Reed Sorenson
Aric Almirola
Trevor Bayne
Kenny Wallace
Elliott Sadler
Danica Patrick
Brian Scott
Joe Nemechek
Mike Bliss
Steve Wallace
Jeremy Clements
Michael Annett
Derrike Cope
Ryan Truex
Eric McClure
Josh Wise
Scott Wimmer
Shelby Howard
Camping World Trucks Standings From AP Report
The Associated Press lists drivers and point totals in a Camping World Truck Series ranking. Matt Crafton leads with 111 points, followed by Miguel Paludo 76, Cole Whitt 105, David Starr 75, Timothy Peters 104, Craig Goess 74, Clay Rogers 103, Justin Lofton 71, Johnny Sauter 102, Parker Kligerman 71, Ron Hornaday Jr 99, Ryan Sieg 70, Todd Bodine 92, Justin Marks 66, Austin Dillon 92, Ricky Carmichael 64, Max Papis 87, Brad Sweet 64, Jeffrey Earnhardt 86, Brendan Gaughan 64, James Buescher 77.
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Matt Crafton
Miguel Palado
Cole Whitt
David Starr
Timothy Peters
Craig Goess
Clay Rogers
Justin Lofton
Johnny Sauter
Parker Kligerman
Ron Hornaday Jr
Ryan Sieg
Todd Bodine
Justin Marks
Austin Dillon
Ricky Carmichael
Max Papis
Brad Sweet
Jeffrey Earnhardt
Brendan Gaughan
James Buescher
The
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Fontana Auto Club 400 schedule and notes
Cominc Up Auto Club 400 in Fontana with Friday practice and qualifying, Sunday race at 2 p.m. on FOX. Track Auto Club Speedway is a 2.0 mile oval. 200 laps totaling 400 miles. Jimmie Johnson led late last year after a pit break. Kevin Harvick finished second. Kyle Busch swept Bristol weekend, five Cup wins at Bristol. Tony Stewart won at Fontana in October. Goody's Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville on April 3 is next.
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Auto Club Speedway
Jimmie Johnson
Kevin Harvick
Kyle Busch
Bristol
Carl Edwards
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Busch
Tony Stewart
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Nationwide Royal Purple 300 Schedule and Busch record notes
Practice on Friday 3:30 to 6 p m. Qualifying Saturday noon to 1 30 p m. Race Sunday 4 30 p m ESPN 4 to 7 30 p m. Distance 300 miles 150 laps. Kyle Busch owns four of last five Texas starts with a 13th series win record and 46th nationwide win. Josh Wise to drive No 7 JR Motorsports car replacing Danica Patrick with return slated June 4 at Chicagoland. Next race is O Reilly Auto Parts 300 on April 8 at Texas Motor Speedway.
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ESPN
Auto Club Speedway
Kyle Busch
Greg Biffle
Busch
Bristol
Las Vegas
Mark Martin
Josh Wise
JR Motorsports
Danica Patrick
Chicagoland Speedway
Texas Motor Speedway
Fort Worth
Texas
Kahne tops Darlington in Sprint Cup clash at restart
Sprint Cup driver Kasey Kahne won at Darlington Raceway on March 12 driving the No 18 Toyota for owner Kyle Busch. He held off defending series champion Todd Bodine after a restart with three laps remaining. Next race Kroger 250 at Martinsville on April 2 in Martinsville Virginia.
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Martinsville
Kasey Kahne
Darlington Raceway
Toyota
Kyle Busch
Kahne
Todd Bodine
Chase hopes dim for Bowyer Burton after season start
Richard Childress hoped Bowyer and Burton could contend for the Sprint Cup as Kevin Harvick once did. But the new scoring system leaves Bowyer 24th and Burton tied for 29th after a rough start. Kurt Busch leads, with 27 points separating the top 10 and wild cards to be earned by the two remaining spots. Montoya and Pattie plan weekly finish targets to secure Chase eligibility.
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N.C
Kevin Harvick
Nascar
Richard Childress
Clint Bowyer
Jeff Burton
Bowyer
Burton
California
Harvick
Bristol
Joey Logano
Kurt Busch
Greg Biffle
Juan Pablo Montoya
Brian Pattie
Montoya
Gaston Emerges as Southern's Basketball Player of the Year
Gaston, honored as Southern's Player of the Year, credits mentor figures Daryl Murphy and Len Novara for guiding him through a father's loss in seventh grade. He aims to be drafted to Vincennes University next fall while emphasizing character and teamwork under coach Todd Franklin. Local media likens him to Darren Brooks, noting his pass-first guard style and relentless work ethic.
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Gaston
Murphysboro
Daryl Murphy
Len Novara
Murphy
Mr. Novara
Vincennes University
Todd Franklin
Vincennes
Franklin
Darren Kinnard
Darren Brooks
SIU
Brooks
Ernie Bozarth
Cobden Wins Windy Clash Over Mount Vernon
Cobden defeated Mount Vernon on a windy afternoon as Kayla Quertermous and Taylor Wilkins contributed on errors and Emily Murray drove in runs. Duda collected four hits off pitcher Kenzi Tate, while Mount Vernon rallied in the seventh inning with a bases loaded sequence. Wind favored both teams at times, limiting plays for both sides.
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Kayla Quertermous
Taylor Wilkins
Emily Murray
Murray
Pender
Duda
Mount Vernon
Kenzi Tate
Emrick
Kristen
Tate
Cheyenne Morgan
Lexi Cremeens
Jacqueline Flood
Morgan
Cremeens
Lady Rams
Amy Johnson
Johnson
Lexi
Cobden
Scott Mees
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