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THE RACE: Power Stroke Diesel 200 - O'REILLY RACEWAY PARK

Truck Series Race #14 of 25 for the 2007 season

Race: Friday, July 27, 2007 at O'Reilly Motorsports Park

Length: 200 Laps, 137 Miles

Track Layout: .686 mile oval

Race Purse: $539,930

2006 Winner: Rick Crawford

2006 Pole: David Ragan

TV: SPEED - 7:30pm/et

Radio: MRN

Announcers: Rick Allen, Phil Parsons

Pit Reporters: Ray Dunlap, Adam Alexander

Pre-race Host: Krista Voda

Practice Dates/Times

Practice: Friday, July 27, 2007: 10:00 - 11:00am; 11:30am - 12 noon (rookies) and 12 noon - 1:00pm

Qualifying Date/Time

Qualifying: Friday, July 27, 2007: 4:30pm

Goodyear Tire Notes

Tire:
Goodyear Wrangler Intermediate Radials

Number of Tires:
Left-side - 350
Right-side - 350

Tire Codes:
Left-side - D-4104
Right-side - D-4106

Tire Circumference:
Left-side - 87.4 in.
Right-side - 88.6 in.

Technical Inspection Inflation:
Left Front - 25 psi, Left Rear - 25 psi
Right Front - 25 psi, Right Rear - 25 psi

Minimum Recommended Inflation:
Left Front - 12 psi, Left Rear - 12 psi
Right Front - 23 psi, Right Rear - 21 psi

Estimated Pit Window:
Every 115-125 laps, based on fuel mileage

Notes:
Both the NASCAR Busch and Craftsman Truck Series will run the same tire codes this weekend, though the Busch Series tires will be branded "Goodyear Eagle," while the Craftsman Truck tires will be branded "Goodyear Wrangler". This is Goodyear's intermediate/flat track tire setup and has already been run at many major NASCAR tracks in 2007, including Gateway, Milwaukee, New Hampshire, Phoenix and Richmond. As on most NASCAR ovals less than one-mile in length, teams will not run inner liners in their tires at ORP.(Goodyear Media)(7-26-2007)

Entry, Practice Qualifying & Race Information

Hornaday wins at ORP: For the third time this season, #33-Ron Hornaday Jr. took the checkered flag to pick up the win at O'Reilly Raceway Park. It was win #32 for Hornaday; the most of any driver ever in the Truck Series. A green-white-checkered restart saw second place finisher, #23-Johnny Benson challenge for the win, but was not able to overtake Hornaday. #6 Travis Kvapil was third, #14-Rick Crawford fourth, with #18-Ken Schrader having a great run winding up with a fifth place finish. Rounding out the top ten were #30-Todd Bodine, #99-Erik Darnell, #47-Regan Smith, #60-Jack Sprague, #77-Brendan Gaughan. #5-Mike Skinner had a rough night battling an ill-handling truck all night; losing two more positions in the final lap to finish in 20th position. There were 7 lead changes among 5 drivers and 9 cautions for 49 laps.(Unofficial)(7-27-2007)

Race Awards:
Checkers/Rally's Double Drive Through: Todd Bodine, #30 52.351 sec.
Mobil1 Command Performance Driver of the Race: Johnny Benson, #23
Raybestos Rookie of the Year Award: Tim Sauter, #07
Sunoco Diamond Performance: Ron Hornaday, Jr., #33
Wix Filters Lap Leader Award: Ron Hornaday, Jr., #33 (90 Laps)
Featherlite Most Improved Driver Award: Rick Crawford, #14 (26 Places)

NASCAR Race Number 14
Unofficial Race Results for the Power Stroke Diesel "200" - Friday, July 27, 2007
O'Reilly Raceway Park - Clermont, IN - .69 Mile Paved
Total Race Length - 201 Laps - 137.89 Miles - Purse: $539,930

Finish	Start	Trk #	Driver	Team	Laps	Points	Bonus	Award	Status
1	2	33	Ron Hornaday Jr.	Camping World Chevy	201	195	10	$54,775	Running
2	6	23	Johnny Benson	Toyota Certified Used Vehicles Toyota	201	175	5	$35,200	Running
3	4	6	Travis Kvapil	K & N Filters Ford	201	170	5	$24,900	Running
4	5	14	Rick Crawford	Power Stroke Diesel by Int'l Ford	201	160		$17,250	Running
5	17	18	Ken Schrader	Fastenal Dodge	201	155		$15,250	Running
6	3	30	Todd Bodine	Lumber Liquidators Toyota	201	150		$15,700	Running
7	14	99	Erik Darnell	Northern Tool + Equipment Ford	201	146		$13,875	Running
8	29	47	Regan Smith	Ginn Resorts Chevy	201	142		$9,650	Running
9	9	60	Jack Sprague	Con-way Freight Toyota	201	138		$11,825	Running
10	19	77	Brendan Gaughan	South Point Hotel Chevy	201	134		$12,850	Running
11	18	4	Mike Bliss	Open Joist/Dodge Dodge	201	130		$9,625	Running
12	7	9	Ted Musgrave	Germain Toyota/Team ASE Toyota	201	127		$11,625	Running
13	12	75	Dennis Setzer	Spears Mfg. Co. Chevy	201	124		$11,600	Running
14	10	88	Matt Crafton	Menards/Johns Manville Chevy	201	121		$11,575	Running
15	8	1	David Green	RFMS/RedHorseRacing.net Toyota	201	118		$12,200	Running
16	22	15	Bill Lester	Allstate Insurance Chevy	201	115		$11,425	Running
17	13	10	David Starr	MaxxForce Int'l Diesel Power Ford	201	112		$11,175	Running
18	24	07	Tim Sauter #	Lester Buildings/ASI Chevy	201	109		$12,100	Running
19	28	16	Kenny Hendrick	Interstate Equipment Sales & Rental	201	106		$11,050	Running
0	1	5	Mike Skinner	Toyota Tundra Toyota	201	108	5	$11,450	Running
1	23	50	Peter Shepherd #	Northern Tool + Equipment Ford	200	100		$9,450	Running
2	11	09	Stacy Compton	Zaxby's Ford	200	97		$9,375	Running
3	27	40	Brandon Miller	Westerman Companies Chevy	200	94		$8,325	Running
4	32	2	Cale Gale	Camping World Chevy	200	91		$8,250	Running
5	15	22	Ryan Mathews	ArmorWorks Toyota	200	88		$8,225	Running
6	16	59	Terry Cook	Harris Trucking Toyota	200	85		$8,175	Running
7	25	00	Justin Labonte	Aaron's Lucky Dog Toyota	200	82		$8,150	Running
8	21	21	Jon Wood	Marsh/Bush's Baked Beans Ford	200	79		$8,125	Running
9	26	13	Willie Allen #	ThorSport Racing Chevy	199	81	5	$8,100	Running
30	30	8	Blake Bjorklund #	HAAS CNC Machine Tools Chevy	197	73		$8,085	Running
31	33	63	Scott Lynch	Cooper Bussman Ford	194	70		$8,075	Running
32	31	7	Jason White #	Hooters Energy Drink Dodge	96	67		$8,060	Accident
33	36	61	Brett Thompson	Rich Thompson Trucking Inc. Dodge	83	64		$8,050	Accident
34	20	08	Chad McCumbee	GPSStore.com/Garmin Chevy	33	61		$8,040	Accident
35	35	31	Tim Schendel	Mathews Archery/Texpar Energy	30	58		$7,750	Fuel Pump
36	34	71	Pierre Bourque	driving.ca Chevy	29	55		$7,720	Accident

Race Comments:	Before an estimated crowd of 35,000 - Ron Hornaday Jr. won the Power Stroke Diesel 200, 32nd NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series victory and second at O'Reilly Raceway Park. Prior to the green flag the following driver dropped to the rear: #2 Cale Gale (unapproved adjustments).
Failed to Qualify:	(1) * Brad Reithmeyer, #53.
Time of Race:	01 Hrs, 48 Mins, 14 Secs.
Average Speed:	76.438 MPH
Margin of Victory:	.350 Seconds
Caution Flags:	9 for 49 laps: Laps: 32-42 (#08,71 accident turn 1); 48-51 (#63 accident turn 1); 79-83 (#61 spun turn 4.); 87-92 (#21,61 accident turn 4); 98-103 (#7 accident turn 1); 123-127 (#00 spun turn 2); 134-136 (#8,13 accident turn 4); 185-189 (#50 accident turn 4); 196-199 (#13,21 accident turn 4).
Lead Changes:	7 among 5 drivers: M. Skinner (Pole); R. Hornaday Jr. 1; M. Skinner 2-22; R. Hornaday Jr. 23-79; J. Benson 80; W. Allen # 81-103; T. Kvapil 104-169; R. Hornaday Jr. 170-201.

Skinner remains points leader, but Hornaday closing in: #5-Mike Skinner continues to lead the driver point standings with 2,346 points but his lead had been cut to just 77 points over #33-Ron Hornaday Jr. followed by #30-Todd Bodine in third, #6-Travis Kvapil in fourth, and #23-Johnny Benson in fifth. Rounding out the top ten are #14-Rick Crawford, #60-Jack Sprague, #9-Ted Musgrave, #88-Matt Crafton, and #99-Erik Darnell.(Unofficial)(7-27-2007)

Points Report
O'Reilly Raceway Park at Indianapolis
Power Stroke Diesel 200
UNOFFICAL Provided by NASCAR Statistics - Friday, 7/27/2007 @ 1:17 AM Eastern

Pos	Driver	BPts	Pts	Ldr
1	Mike Skinner	90	2346	0
2	Ron Hornaday Jr.	55	2269	-77
3	Todd Bodine	30	2100	-246
4	Travis Kvapil	45	2095	-251
5	Johnny Benson	20	1896	-450
6	Rick Crawford	20	1891	-455
7	Jack Sprague	10	1767	-579
8	Ted Musgrave	15	1728	-618
9	Matt Crafton	5	1692	-654
10	Erik Darnell	15	1613	-733
11	Dennis Setzer	5	1611	-735
12	David Starr	0	1591	-755
13	Terry Cook	5	1524	-822
14	Brendan Gaughan	10	1492	-854
15	Aaron Fike	5	1487	-859
16	Ken Schrader	0	1483	-863
17	Bill Lester	5	1447	-899
18	Tim Sauter #	10	1404	-942
19	Willie Allen #	5	1342	-1004
20	Stacy Compton	0	1321	-1025
21	Chad McCumbee	20	1311	-1035
22	Blake Bjorklund #	5	1231	-1115
23	Kraig Kinser	0	1186	-1160
24	Mike Bliss	0	1093	-1253
25	Ryan Mathews	0	961	-1385
26	Joey Clanton	0	889	-1457
27	Jason White #	0	814	-1532
28	T J Bell, Jr	0	808	-1538
29	A J Allmendinger	10	755	-1591
30	Tyler Walker	0	585	-1761
31	Kelly Bires	0	572	-1774
32	Kevin Harvick	0	523	-1823
33	Mark Martin	15	483	-1863
34	Clay Rogers	0	455	-1891
35	Chase Miller	0	452	-1894
36	Kyle Busch	15	442	-1904
37	Josh Wise	0	412	-1934
38	Peter Shepherd #	0	352	-1994
39	Brad Keselowski	5	329	-2017
40	Kevin Hamlin	0	322	-2024
41	Scott Lynch	0	319	-2027
42	Cale Gale	0	279	-2067
43	Shane Huffman	0	279	-2067
44	David Green	0	273	-2073
45	Jack Smith	0	252	-2094
46	Carl Edwards	0	251	-2095
47	J C Stout	0	246	-2100
48	Kelly Sutton	0	231	-2115
49	Bryan Silas	0	231	-2115
50	Jon Wood	0	229	-2117
51	Kenny Hendrick	0	225	-2121
52	Clint Bowyer	5	221	-2125
53	Christoher Fontaine	0	215	-2131
54	Morgan Shepherd	0	201	-2145
55	Brandon Miller	0	200	-2146
56	Joe Ruttman	0	170	-2176
57	Bradley Riethmeyer	0	164	-2182
58	Regan Smith	0	142	-2204
59	Frank Kreyer	0	140	-2206
60	Timothy Peters	0	138	-2208
61	Travis Kittleson	0	134	-2212
62	Derrike Cope	0	134	-2212
63	Ken Butler	0	119	-2227
64	Benny Gordon	0	118	-2228
65	Aric Almirola	0	112	-2234
66	Brandon Knupp	0	109	-2237
67	Bobby Labonte	0	109	-2237
68	Eric Norris	0	103	-2243
69	Scott Lagasse	0	100	-2246
70	Jimmy Simpson	0	85	-2261
71	Justin Labonte	0	82	-2264
72	Keven Wood	0	82	-2264
73	Daniel Pope	0	76	-2270
74	Tim Cowen	0	73	-2273
75	Chris Wimmer	0	73	-2273
76	Brad Mueller	0	73	-2273
77	Wayne Edwards	0	67	-2279
78	Dana White	0	67	-2279
79	Larry Foyt	0	67	-2279
80	Casey Kingsland	0	67	-2279
81	Paul Menard	0	64	-2282
82	Brett Thompson	0	64	-2282
83	Boston Reid	0	58	-2288
84	Tim Schendel	0	58	-2288
85	Mike Wallace	0	55	-2291
86	Justin Hobgood	0	55	-2291
87	Kevin Lepage	0	55	-2291
88	Pierre Bourque	0	55	-2291
89	Johnny Chapman	0	0	-2346
90	Blake Mallory	0	0	-2346
91	Bobby Dotter	0	0	-2346
92	Randy Macdonald	0	0	-2346

Owner Points Following Race # 14
O'Reilly Raceway Park at Indianapolis
Power Stroke Diesel 200
UNOFFICIAL Provided by NASCAR Statistics - Friday, 7/27/2007 @ 12:57 AM Eastern

Pos	Owner	Trk#	Pts	Ldr
1	Bill Davis	5	2,346	--
2	Delana Harvick	33	2,269	-77
3	Steve Germain	30	2,100	-246
4	Jack Roush	6	2,095	-251
5	Gail Davis	23	1,896	-450
6	Tom Mitchell	14	1,891	-455
7	Bob Germain	9	1,848	-498
8	Jeffrey Wyler	60	1,767	-579
9	Tom Deloach	1	1,760	-586
10	Rhonda Thorson	88	1,692	-654
11	Tad Geschickter	9	1,658	-688
12	Jack Roush	99	1,613	-733
13	Wayne Spears	75	1,611	-735
14	Gregory Pollex	10	1,591	-755
15	Lois Vance	18	1,571	-775
16	Bill Davis	22	1,546	-800
17	Lois Vance	4	1,534	-812
18	James Harris, Jr	59	1,524	-822
19	Michael Gaughan	77	1,492	-854
20	Billy Ballew	15	1,447	-899
21	Eddie Wood	21	1,424	-922
22	Bobby Dotter	8	1,414	-932
23	Jack Roush	50	1,411	-935
24	Gene Christensen	7	1,404	-942
25	Darrell Waltrip	0	1,368	-978
26	Duke Thorson	13	1,342	-1,004
27	David Fuge	16	1,339	-1,007
28	Curtis Key	40	1,335	-1,011
29	David Dollar	47	1,328	-1,018
30	Dave Malcolmson	8	1,231	-1,115
31	J L Pennington	7	1,148	-1,198
32	Delana Harvick	2	1,099	-1,247
33	Billy Ballew	51	901	-1,445
34	Michael Mittler	63	565	-1,781
35	Andy Hillenburg	71	338	-2,008
36	Curtis Key	44	332	-2,014
37	David Dollar	46	327	-2,019
38	Donald Stout	191	246	-2,100
39	Jim Rosenblum	28	210	-2,136
40	Phil Bonifield	186	186	-2,160
41	Tracy Trotter	149	149	-2,197
42	Shelly Brevak	31	131	-2,215
43	Scott Upshaw	195	119	-2,227
44	Bob Cowen	142	113	-2,233
45	David Ervin	164	85	-2,261
46	Gene Christensen	306	76	-2,270
47	Jeff Milburn	76	73	-2,273
48	James Blankenbaker	53	67	-2,279
49	Richard Thompson	61	64	-2,282
50	James Lynch	129	64	-2,282
51	Rick Germain	103	55	-2,291
52	Jerry Reary	154	49	-2,297
53	Rick Jones	187	43	-2,303

Rain cancels qualifying - Skinner on pole: The field for the Power Stroke 200 has been set based on owner points with #5-Mike Skinner on the pole followed by #33-Ron Hornaday Jr. second, #30-Todd Bodine third, #6-Travis Kvapil, fourth, #14-Rick Crawford fifth. Rounding out the top ten are #23-Johnny Benson, #9-Ted Musgrave, #1-David Green, #60-Jack Sprague, #88-Matt Crafton.(7-27-2007)

O'Reilly Raceway Park at Indianapolis - Power Stroke Diesel 200
Craftsman Truck Series - Starting Lineup
Provided by NASCAR Statistics- Fri, July 27, 2007 @ 05:08 PM Eastern

Pos	Trk #	Driver	Team	Owner
1	5	Mike Skinner	Toyota Tundra Toyota	Bill Davis
2	33	Ron Hornaday Jr.	Camping World Chevy	Delana Harvick
3	30	Todd Bodine	Lumber Liquidators Toyota	Steven Germain
4	6	Travis Kvapil	K & N Filters Ford	Jack Roush
5	14	Rick Crawford	Power Stroke Diesel by Int'l Ford	Tom Mitchell
6	23	Johnny Benson	Toyota Certified Used Vehicles Toyota	Gail Davis
7	9	Ted Musgrave	Germain Toyota/Team ASE Toyota	Bob Germain
8	1	David Green	RFMS/RedHorseRacing.net Toyota	Tom Deloach
9	60	Jack Sprague	Con-way Freight Toyota	Jeff Wyler
10	88	Matt Crafton	Menards/Johns Manville Chevy	Rhonda Thorson
11	09	Stacy Compton	Zaxby's Ford	Tad Geschickter
12	75	Dennis Setzer	Spears Mfg. Co. Chevy	Wayne Spears
13	10	David Starr	MaxxForce Int'l Diesel Power Ford	Greg Pollex
14	99	Erik Darnell	Northern Tool + Equipment Ford	Jack Roush
15	22	Ryan Mathews	ArmorWorks Toyota	Bill Davis
16	59	Terry Cook	Harris Trucking Toyota	James Harris
17	18	Ken Schrader	Fastenal Dodge	Lois Vance
18	4	Mike Bliss	Open Joist/Dodge Dodge	Lois Vance
19	77	Brendan Gaughan	South Point Hotel Chevy	Michael Gaughan
20	08	Chad McCumbee	GPSStore.com/Garmin Chevy	Bobby Dotter
21	21	Jon Wood	Marsh/Bush's Baked Beans Ford	Eddie Wood
22	15	Bill Lester	Allstate Insurance Chevy	Billy Ballew
23	50	Peter Shepherd #	Northern Tool + Equipment Ford	Jack Roush
24	7	Tim Sauter #	Lester Buildings/ASI Chevy	Gene Christensen
25	00	Justin Labonte	Aaron's Lucky Dog Toyota	Darrell Waltrip
26	13	Willie Allen #	ThorSport Racing Chevy	Duke Thorson
27	40	Brandon Miller	Westerman Companies Chevy	Curtis Key
28	16	Kenny Hendrick	Interstate Equipment Sales & Rental Ford	David Fuge
29	47	Regan Smith	Ginn Resorts Chevy	David Dollar
30	8	Blake Bjorklund #	HAAS CNC Machine Tools Chevy	David Malcolmson
31	07	* Jason White #	Hooters Energy Drink Dodge	J.L. Pennington
32	2	* Cale Gale	Camping World Chevy	Delana Harvick
34	63	* Scott Lynch	Cooper Bussman Ford	Mike Mittler

Kvapil fastest in final practice: In the rain shortened final practice session, #6-Travis Kvapil was the fastest on track with a speed of 109.274 followed by #99-Erik Darnell second, #77-Brendan Gaughan third, #50-Pete Shepherd fourth, and #33-Ron Hornaday Jr. fifth. Rounding out the top ten were #4-Mike Bliss, #18-Ken Schrader, #14-Rick Crawford, #9-Ted Musgrave and #47-Regan Smith; fastest rookie [4th] #50-Pete Shepherd. There were 35 trucks on track for the session. #75-Dennis Setzer had trouble in turn one, will be going to a back up truck. Three trucks scraped the wall during practice; Travis Kvapil, Blake Bjorklund, David Starr. #53-Brad Reithmeyer was forced to withdraw due to engine problems.(7-27-2007)

O'Reilly Raceway Park at Indianapolis - Power Stroke Diesel 200
NCTS Final Practice (HAPPY HOUR)
Provided by NASCAR Statistics - Fri, July 27, 2007 @ 12:53 PM Eastern

Pos	#	Driver	Team	Time	Speed
1	6	Travis Kvapil	K&N Filters Ford	22.600	109.274
2	99	Erik Darnell	Northern Tool + Equipment Ford	22.674	108.918
3	77	Brendan Gaughan	South Point Hotel Chevy	22.688	108.850
4	50	Peter Shepherd #	Northern Tool + Equipment Ford	22.697	108.807
5	33	Ron Hornaday Jr.	Camping World Chevy	22.702	108.783
6	4	Mike Bliss	Open Joist/Dodge Dodge	22.780	108.411
7	18	Ken Schrader	Fastenal Dodge	22.788	108.373
8	14	Rick Crawford	Power Stroke Diesel by Int'l Ford	22.938	107.664
9	9	Ted Musgrave	Germain Toyota/Team ASE Toyota	22.939	107.659
10	47	Regan Smith	Ginn Resorts Chevy	22.951	107.603
11	5	Mike Skinner	Toyota Tundra Toyota	22.985	107.444
12	23	Johnny Benson	Toyota Certified Used Vehicles Toyota	23.006	107.346
13	60	Jack Sprague	Con-way Freight Toyota	23.020	107.281
14	22	Ryan Mathews	ArmorWorks Toyota	23.103	106.895
15	30	Todd Bodine	Lumber Liquidators Toyota	23.133	106.757
16	88	Matt Crafton	Menards/Johns Manville Chevy	23.141	106.720
17	10	David Starr	MaxxForce Int'l Diesel Power Ford	23.179	106.545
18	21	Jon Wood	Marsh/Bush's Baked Beans Ford	23.191	106.490
19	13	Willie Allen #	ThorSport Racing Chevy	23.203	106.435
20	07	Tim Sauter #	Lester Buildings/ASI Chevy	23.264	106.155
21	75	Dennis Setzer	Spears Mfg. Co. Chevy	23.280	106.082
22	59	Terry Cook	Harris Trucking Toyota	23.322	105.891
23	1	David Green	RFMS/RedHorseRacing.net Toyota	23.330	105.855
24	15	Bill Lester	Allstate Insurance Chevy	23.343	105.796
25	8	Blake Bjorklund #	HAAS CNC Machine Tools Chevy	23.346	105.783
26	00	Justin Labonte	Aaron's Lucky Dog Toyota	23.353	105.751
27	*63	Scott Lynch	Cooper Bussman Ford	23.365	105.697
28	*2	Cale Gale	Camping World Chevy	23.385	105.606
29	08	Chad McCumbee	GPSStore.com/Garmin Chevy	23.395	105.561
30	09	Stacy Compton	Zaxby's Ford	23.426	105.421
31	16	Kenny Hendrick	Interstate Equipment Sales & Rental Ford	23.521	104.996
32	*61	Brett Thompson	Rich Thompson Trucking Inc. Dodge	23.553	104.853
33	*31	Tim Schendel	Mathews Archery/Texpar Energy Chevy	23.594	104.671
34	40	Brandon Miller	Westerman Companies Chevy	23.619	104.560
35	*7	Jason White #	Hooters Energy Drink Dodge	23.652	104.414
*Required to qualify on time

Bliss fastest in first practice: #4-Mike Bliss was the fastest in the first practice session at O'Reilly Raceway Park with a speed of 108.197 followed by #9-Ted Musgrave second, #18-Ken Schrader third, #6-Travis Kvapil fourth, and #60-Jack Sprague fifth. Rounding out the top ten were #88-Matt Crafton, #14-Rick Crawford, #77-Brendan Gaughan, #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., #5-Mike Skinner; first rookie [19th] #07-Tim Sauter. There were 37 trucks on track. #28-Buddy Davis truck has withdrawn from the race.(7-27-2007)

O'Reilly Raceway Park at Indianapolis - Power Stroke Diesel 200
Craftsman Truck Series - Practice 1
Provided by NASCAR Statistics - Fri, July 27, 2007 @ 11:04 AM Eastern

Pos	#	Driver	Team	Time	Speed
1	4	Mike Bliss	Open Joist/Dodge Dodge	22.825	108.197
2	9	Ted Musgrave	Germain Toyota/Team ASE Toyota	22.952	107.598
3	18	Ken Schrader	Fastenal Dodge	22.969	107.519
4	6	Travis Kvapil	K&N Filters Ford	22.985	107.444
5	60	Jack Sprague	Con-way Freight Toyota	23.018	107.290
6	88	Matt Crafton	Menards/Johns Manville Chevy	23.039	107.192
7	14	Rick Crawford	Power Stroke Diesel by Int'l Ford	23.045	107.164
8	77	Brendan Gaughan	South Point Hotel Chevy	23.055	107.118
9	33	Ron Hornaday Jr.	Camping World Chevy	23.056	107.113
10	5	Mike Skinner	Toyota Tundra Toyota	23.069	107.053
11	30	Todd Bodine	Lumber Liquidators Toyota	23.101	106.904
12	23	Johnny Benson	Toyota Certified Used Vehicles Toyota	23.109	106.867
13	22	Ryan Mathews	ArmorWorks Toyota	23.115	106.840
14	47	Regan Smith	Ginn Resorts Chevy	23.120	106.817
15	10	David Starr	MaxxForce Int'l Diesel Power Ford	23.126	106.789
16	75	Dennis Setzer	Spears Mfg. Co. Chevy	23.127	106.784
17	99	Erik Darnell	Northern Tool + Equipment Ford	23.149	106.683
18	21	Jon Wood	Marsh/Bush's Baked Beans Ford	23.173	106.572
19	07	Tim Sauter #	Lester Buildings/ASI Chevy	23.203	106.435
20	59	Terry Cook	Harris Trucking Toyota	23.208	106.412
21	*2	Cale Gale	Camping World Chevy	23.305	105.969
22	00	Justin Labonte	Aaron's Lucky Dog Toyota	23.313	105.932
23	1	David Green	RFMS/RedHorseRacing.net Toyota	23.321	105.896
24	16	Kenny Hendrick	Interstate Equipment Sales & Rental Ford	23.342	105.801
25	08	Chad McCumbee	GPSStore.com/Garmin Chevy	23.364	105.701
26	09	Stacy Compton	Zaxby's Ford	23.379	105.633
27	50	Peter Shepherd #	Northern Tool + Equipment Ford	23.390	105.584
28	15	Bill Lester	Allstate Insurance Chevy	23.395	105.561
29	13	Willie Allen #	ThorSport Racing Chevy	23.483	105.165
30	*7	Jason White #	Hooters Energy Drink Dodge	23.634	104.494
31	*61	Brett Thompson	Rich Thompson Trucking Inc. Dodge	23.642	104.458
32	40	Brandon Miller	Westerman Companies Chevy	23.764	103.922
33	*63	Scott Lynch	Cooper Bussman Ford	23.771	103.891
34	*31	Tim Schendal	Mathews Archery/Texpar Energy Chevy	24.007	102.870
35	8	Blake Bjorklund #	HAAS CNC Machine Tools Chevy	24.058	102.652
36	*71	Pierre Bourque	driving.ca Chevy	24.338	101.471
37	*53	Brad Reithmeyer	BlackwaterUSA.com Dodge	30.362	81.339
*Required to qualify on time

O'Reilly Raceway Park - Power Stroke Diesel 200 presented by Ford and Int'l
Craftsman Truck Series Preliminary Entry List
Provided by NASCAR Statistics - Fri, July 27, 2007 @ 10:44 AM Eastern (Updated)

Entry	Trk#	Driver	Team	Owner
1	00	Justin Labonte	Aaron's Lucky Dog Toyota	Darrell Waltrip
2	1	David Green	RFMS/RedHorseRacing.net Toyota	Tom DeLoach
3	*2	Cale Gale	Camping World Chevy	Delana Harvick
4	4	Mike Bliss	Open Joist/Dodge Dodge	Lois Vance
5	5	Mike Skinner	Toyota Tundra Toyota	Bill Davis
6	6	Travis Kvapil	K&N Filters Ford	Jack Roush
7	07	Tim Sauter #	Lester Buildings/ASI Chevy	Gene Christensen
8	*7	Jason White #	Hooters Energy Drink Dodge	J.L. Pennington
9	08	Chad McCumbee	GPSStore.com/Garmin Chevy	Bobby Dotter
10	8	Blake Bjorklund #	HAAS CNC Machine Tools Chevy	David Malcolmson
11	09	Stacy Compton	Zaxby's Ford	Tad Geschickter
12	9	Ted Musgrave	Germain Toyota/Team ASE Toyota	Bob Germain
13	10	David Starr	MaxxForce Int'l Diesel Power Ford	Greg Pollex
14	13	Willie Allen #	ThorSport Racing Chevy	Duke Thorson
15	14	Rick Crawford	Power Stroke Diesel by Int'l Ford	Tom Mitchell
16	15	Bill Lester	Allstate Insurance Chevy	Billy Ballew
17	16	Kenny Hendrick	Interstate Equipment Sales & Rental	David Fuge
18	18	Ken Schrader	Fastenal Dodge	Lois Vance
19	21	Jon Wood	Marsh/Bush's Baked Beans Ford	Eddie Wood
20	22	Ryan Mathews	ArmorWorks Toyota	Bill Davis
21	23	Johnny Benson	Toyota Certified Used Vehicles Toyota	Gail Davis
22	30	Todd Bodine	Lumber Liquidators Toyota	Steven Germain
23	*31	Tim Schendal	Mathews Archery/Texpar Energy	Shelly Brevak
24	33	Ron Hornaday Jr.	Camping World Chevy	Delana Harvick
25	40	Brandon Miller	Westerman Companies Chevy	Curtis Key
26	47	Regan Smith	Ginn Resorts Chevy	David Dollar
27	50	Peter Shepherd #	Northern Tool + Equipment Ford	Jack Roush
28	*53	Bradley Reithmeyer	BlackwaterUSA.com Dodge	Jim Blankenbaker
29	59	Terry Cook	Harris Trucking Toyota	James Harris
30	60	Jack Sprague	Con-way Freight Toyota	Jeff Wyler
31	*61	Brett Thompson	Rich Thompson Trucking Inc. Dodge	Rich Thompson
32	*63	Scott Lynch	Cooper Bussman Ford	Mike Mittler
33	*71	Pierre Bourque	driving.ca Chevy	Andy Hillenburg
34	75	Dennis Setzer	Spears Mfg. Co. Chevy	Wayne Spears
35	77	Brendan Gaughan	South Point Hotel Chevy	Michael Gaughan
36	88	Matt Crafton	Menards/Johns Manville Chevy	Rhonda Thorson
37	99	Erik Darnell	Northern Tool + Equipment Ford	Jack Roush
*Required to qualify on time

News & Notes - Power Stroke Diesel 200

Position, handling keys at ORP: Although Dennis Setzer (#75 Spears Manufacturing Chevy) is only #4 in NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series short track victories, the Newton, N.C., veteran is acknowledged by his peers as one of the best drivers on small ovals like .686-mile O'Reilly Raceway Park at Indianapolis. Setzer won Friday's Power Stroke Diesel 200 in 2003 and in 10 starts at ORP boasts an average finish of 7.6. Among entered drivers in this week's race, only Travis Kvapil (#6 K&N Engineering Ford) has a better average - 3.5 in four appearances. According to Setzer, two things - a good qualifying effort and a superlatively handling truck - are keys to a solid finish at ORP. No ORP winner has started outside the top five. Setzer won from the Bud Pole - the fifth driver to do so in the track's first 12 races.

Skinner joined legendary figures with 1995-96 ORP victories: No Craftsman Truck competitor has dominated a single track like Mike Skinner. The inaugural series champion won the Power Stroke Diesel 200 back-to-back in 1995-96 and in the process led all 350 laps around the .686-mile oval. Skinner became only the fourth driver in NASCAR national series history to lead every lap in consecutive races at the same track - a feat that hadn't been achieved since 1969. NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series champions Junior Johnson and Ned Jarrett were the first to do the "double" in 1963 and 1964, respectively. Hard-charger Bobby Isaac had been the most recent at Hickory (N.C.) Motor Speedway in 1969. Ironically, O'Reilly Raceway Park didn't see a lead change until the 201st lap of the 1997 race. Race-long leader Jimmy Hensley cut a tire under caution, giving Ron Hornaday Jr. the victory in a green-white-checker finish.

Drivers leading all laps in consecutive races at same track:
Junior Johnson, Bowman-Gray (N.C.) Stadium - 1963-64
Ned Jarrett, Birmingham (Ala.) Int'l Raceway - 1964-65
Bobby Isaac, Hickory (N.C.) Motor Speedway - 1969-70
Mike Skinner, O'Reilly Raceway Park - 1995-96

Veterans, champions score big at O'Reilly Raceway Park: The 2007 season has been top-heavy when it comes to veteran drivers and past champions visiting Victory Lane. Odds are excellent that will continue this week at O'Reilly Raceway Park. There are six former winners entered in Friday's Power Stroke Diesel 200. Three of them - Jack Sprague (#60 Con-way Freight) Toyota, Ron Hornaday Jr. (#33 Camping World Chevy) and Mike Skinner (#5 Toyota Tundra Toyota) have won a combined six titles.

Both Sprague and Skinner are double winners at ORP. Hornaday has won once as has defending winner Rick Crawford, 2005 winner Dennis Setzer and 2003 winner Terry Cook (#59 Harris Trucking Toyota). The Power Stroke Diesel 200 is the year's fourth of six short tracks. Skinner already has one short track victory at Martinsville Speedway. Setzer won at Mansfield Motorsports Park. Travis Kvapil - who has finished second, third, fourth and fifth at ORP - captured the most recent short track race at Memphis Motorsports Park. Having previous success at ORP is important, according to Hornaday's crew chief Rick Ren. "It's almost all about the driver at this track," he said. "It's also about setting up the truck so your driver can be aggressive. "The drivers that are aggressive are able to make their way to the front at Indianapolis but you have to have something underneath them to get them there." Hornaday is the series' all-time short track winner with 16 victories - the most recent at Mansfield in 2006. Skinner ranks #2 with 15 followed by Sprague's 13.

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series short track winners since ORP 2006: (six races)
Rick Crawford, 1 - ORP
Mark Martin, 1 - Bristol
Jack Sprague, 1 - Martinsville
Mike Skinner, 1 - Martinsville
Dennis Setzer, 1 - Mansfield
Travis Kvapil, 1 - Memphis

NCTS Etc:

Three of the current top five in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series championship standings have victories at ORP. Travis Kvapil's best is a second while Todd Bodine (#30 Lumber Liquidators Toyota) has only been able to muster a seventh.

The Power Stroke Diesel 200 winner has gone on to claim the season championship just twice: Mike Skinner in 1995 and Jack Sprague in 2001.

The oldest winner of the Power Stroke Diesel 200 is Joe Ruttman at age 55 years eight months in 2000. Carl Edwards is the youngest at 23 years 10 months in 2003.

The Sauter family - Jay, Johnny and current Raybestos Rookie of the Year leader Tim - has entered the most siblings in series races at O'Reilly Raceway Park. Johnny Sauter has the best finish among "brother/sister" acts at ORP. He finished second in 2004. Eight sets of siblings have competed at the track.

David Green (#1 RFMS/Red Horse Racing Toyota) has competed in 12 Busch Series races at ORP with a best finish of second in 1993. Green has been consistent, finishing on the lead lap in nine of the 10 races in which he was running at the finish.

Competitors at ORP have racked up a combined 50,469.02 miles in 12 seasons of racing at O'Reilly Raceway Park. Last year's race produced the most lead lap finishers (22) and matched the track's greatest number of trucks running at the finish (32).

Still tickin' twelve years later: Seven drivers who competed in the first Power Stroke Diesel 200 (then 150 laps) have entered this week's race. Five are ranked among the top 10 in current point standings; Mike Skinner 1st, Johnny Benson 6th, Dennis Setzer 10th, Ron Hornaday Jr. 2nd, Jack Sprague, 7th.

Skinner's lead large, but not largest: Mike Skinner added significantly to his championship lead when he won at Kentucky Speedway on July 14. His 164-point cushion over Ron Hornaday Jr. is the largest of the season. That lead is comfortable but hardly the largest - or even the largest a year ago.

Five largest leads by season:
Gregg Biffle, 290 - 2000
Jack Sprague, 232 - 1997
Dennis Setzer, 227 - 2005
Todd Bodine, 172 - 2006
Mike Skinner, 164 - 2007

Manufacturer leader Toyota hasn't won at ORP: Toyota has failed to win on five currently scheduled tracks. One of them is O'Reilly Raceway Park where the Tundra counts only two top-five finishes in three seasons. Last year's Power Stroke Diesel 200 found David Starr (#10 International/MaxxForce Diesel Ford) finishing fourth. Chevy is the top manufacturer at ORP with six wins but only one in the past five races.

Manufacturers' Championship standings:
Toyota, 95
Ford, 76
Chevy, 75
Dodge, 40

In the loop:

Setzer loves Indy; no love lost lately for Skinner: You've heard of the Tale of Two Cities? Well, in the Craftsman Truck Series, Indianapolis is the City of Two Tales. The first involves Dennis Setzer. Setzer loves the annual trip to Indy and O'Reilly Raceway Park. He won there in 2005, finished second last year and has never finished outside the top 15. In 10 career starts at the .686-mile track, Setzer has finished outside the top 10 only twice - his worst finish there was 13th in 2002. Since 2005, he's been by far the most consistent driver at ORP. He has the top pre-race average Driver Rating at 137.0, the best Average Running Position of 2.5, the most Fastest Laps Run at 77 and has run all but one of the 400 Laps in the Top 15. More impressively, in his 2005 victory, Setzer earned the maximum Driver Rating of 150.0 - only two other truck drivers have accomplished the feat (Mike Skinner has done it four times and Ron Hornaday Jr. once).

Then there's the tale of the usually dominant Skinner. In recent years, his ORP performances have been uncharacteristically poor. Since back-to-back wins there in 1995 and 1996, Skinner's best finish was 13th in 2004. In the five ORP races since the two victories, Skinner has an average finish of 20.8. Over the last two years - which were finishes of 19th and 18th - he has a Driver Rating of 81.6 (21st-best), an Average Running Position of 14.5 (20th-best) and has run just 66% of his Laps in the Top 15 (264 total). Skinner's Driver Rating at ORP is his worst of any track on the circuit.

Raybestos Rookie of the Year standings:

Short tracks traditionally have been the property of veteran drivers, but Carl Edwards introduced himself as a future Nextel Cup Series star when he captured the 2003 Power Stroke Diesel 200 on his way to Raybestos Rookie of the Year honors. Last season's highest-finishing freshman was Erik Darnell, who placed 10th. This week's race will be the 14th for three drivers - Tim Sauter, Willie Allen and Blake Bjorklund - who will discard "worst finishes" for the remainder of the season beginning at Nashville. Current rookie points; Tim Sauter, 108; Willie Allen, 103; Blake Bjorklund, 95; Joey Clanton, 79; Jason White, 62; Kelly Bires, 44; Kevin Hamlin, 26; Peter Shepherd, 22; Casey Kingsland, 5; Brian Sockwell, 1.

This week's Craftsman Truck Series leaders: (through 13 races of the 25-race season)
Points leader - Mike Skinner (2,238)
Driver Rating - Mike Skinner (125.0)
Winnings - Mike Skinner ($479,300)
Laps led - Mike Skinner (789)
Victories - Mike Skinner (4)
Bud Poles - Mike Skinner (7)
Top-five finishes - Mike Skinner (11)
Top-10 finishes - Mike Skinner (13)
Raybestos Rookie Leader - Tim Sauter (5 points over Willie Allen)
Races led - Mike Skinner (13)
Weeks in Top 10 - 10 drivers tied with 13

Up next: Nashville Superspeedway

The Craftsman Truck Series spends the month of August in Tennessee, first at Nashville Superspeedway and 11 days later at the resurfaced Bristol Motor Speedway.

Tennessee is the only state to host three Craftsman Truck Series events this season and has done so for the past four years since Bristol rejoined the schedule to accompany Nashville and Memphis Motorsports Park.

Johnny Benson is the defending winner of the Toyota Tundra 200, giving the truck maker consecutive victories in the two seasons it has sponsored the season's 15th of 25 races.

David Reutimann and owner Darrell Waltrip won the coveted Gibson guitar trophy in 2004.

Music City has been on the NASCAR Craftsman Truck schedule for 12 years. Teams raced at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds from 1996-2000 before moving east to Gladeville's 1.333-mile layout.(NASCAR PR)(7-23-2007)

News & Notes - July 16, 2007

Green proves to be quick study: The first thing David Green could say after climbing from the #1 RFMS/Red Horse Racing Toyota was, "Whew!" The 1994 Busch Series champion hadn't been in a Craftsman Truck Series race in a decade - but Green raced his way to a fifth-place finish in the July 14 Built Ford Tough 225 at Kentucky Speedway despite landing the ride a few days earlier. "Things have changed," said Green, "a lot." "The races I won in the Busch Series and races that were very mentally stressful don't even hold a candle to what it takes to run these things," said the 49-year-old Owensboro, Ky., competitor. "We ran 16 laps tonight before the first caution and the crew told me it was 16 laps down and I thought it should have been 200. Green will drive Tom DeLoach's Toyota in the remaining 12 events and appears destined to win his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck race. Green won nine races and $8.9 million in the NASCAR Busch Series.

Make that four wins for championship leader Skinner: Mike Skinner (#5 Toyota Tundra Toyota) is making 2007 look a lot like 1995. At the season's mid-point, the Craftsman Truck Series' inaugural champion is on the sort of tear that shouts, "Here I am. Come and get me." Skinner, who won Saturday's race, has led all 13 races this season - a series record. The Susanville, Calif. native, 50, also joined Joe Ruttman as the only post-50 series winner. With nearest championship rival Ron Hornaday Jr. (#33 Camping World Chevy) finishing 10th, Skinner enjoys the largest point lead of the year - 164. In 1995, Skinner won eight times and sat on the Bud Pole 10 times. With 12 races to go, his current numbers are four and seven.

Mike Skinner: by-the-numbers in 2007
0-Uncompleted Laps
1-Point Position
4-Wins
7- Bud Poles
11-Top 5
13-Races Led/Top 10
164-Championship Lead
789-Laps Led
$479,300 Winnings

To become a champion, a competitor will have to beat a champion: At the mid-point of the 2007 season, one thing is crystal-clear as far as the championship race is concerned. To become a champion, a competitor will have to beat a champion. Four former titleholders - Mike Skinner, Ron Hornaday Jr., Travis Kvapil (#6 K&N Engineering Ford) and Todd Bodine (#30 Lumber Liquidators Toyota) occupy the first four spots in the point standings. Two more champions aren't far behind: Jack Sprague (#60 Con-way Freight Toyota) and Ted Musgrave (#9 Team ASE Toyota) rank seventh and eighth. A seventh champion, Mike Bliss (#4 Open Joist Dodge), isn't running a full schedule but the Milwaukie, Ore., driver is running often enough - and well enough - to be a spoiler. In sum, the septet counts 10 of the series' 12 championships. And their records in 2007 are formidable to say the least. They count 10 wins, 10 Bud Poles and 39 top-five and 62 top-10 finishes. Led by Skinner's $479,300, the seven won $2,080,400 of the $8.1 million posted through the first 13 events of the 25-race schedule.

Only three non-champions have been able to win in 2007: Johnny Benson (#23 Toyota Certified Used Vehicles Toyota) at Milwaukee, Erik Darnell (#99 Northern Tool+Equipment Ford) at Kansas and Dennis Setzer (#75 Spears Manufacturing Chevy) at Mansfield. Unsurprisingly, every race winner ranks among the top 10 in the championship. Twenty-six different drivers boasted winnings of at least $100,000 through the first 13 races. Thirty-two competitors posted at least one top-10 finish.

NCTS Etc.

A memorial service for NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series starter Dennis James was held Monday, July 16 in Granite Falls, N.C. James, 57, passed away unexpectedly last week. Trucks competing at Kentucky Speedway carried a "DJ" decal on their B posts in honor of James.

A long dry spell - 27 races to be exact - ended when Bill Lester (#15 Bowen Family Homes Chevy) finished eighth in the Built Ford Tough 225. Lester hadn't cracked the top 10 since November 2005 in the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Earlier, Lester missed his second Kentucky Speedway Bud Pole - he holds the track record - by .001 second. An amazing .007 second covered the top four qualifiers. "You know, we felt confident from the time we unloaded and hardly had to change a spring," said Lester, whose crew was directed by Doug George. "The guys did their homework at the shop to give me a great truck and everyone with Billy Ballew Motorsports just did an outstanding job."

Nobody knew how many races Ryan Mathews would spend in the seat of the #22 Bill Davis Racing Toyota when Davis tapped the 27-year-old Wisconsinite to drive at Mansfield in mid-May. Davis, however, liked what he saw and signed Mathews for the remainder of the season. Mathews repaid the support by winning the Bud Pole at Kentucky Speedway, from which he finished fourth with a final lap pass of David Green. "I just can't thank Bill and Gail Davis enough for giving me this opportunity," said Mathews. "This is a great truck and a great team and I'm just happy to be part of it."

Jon Wood solid in series return: This has not been a season to remember thus far for Jon Wood, whose Busch Series schedule was cut short by illness several months ago. But the silver lining appears that Wood may be able to finish off 2007 with superlative performances in the Craftsman Truck Series. Wood became the fourth driver of the year in the #21 Wood Brothers/JTG Racing Ford at Kentucky Speedway and responded with a sixth-place finish. Wood, a two-time series winner before his Busch Series elevation, joins Kelly Bires, Stacy Compton and Mark Martin who previously scored top 10s for the John Monsam-directed team. In reaching his Kentucky finish, Wood battled a loose truck and spotted the field a mid-race spin-out but recovered to pass teammate Joey Clanton in the waning laps. "It was a decent night. Everybody did what they were supposed to do. I think we started the race a little too loose, but it's just me not knowing a lot of truck racing, I guess," said Wood. "We overcame a lot so it was a pretty decent night."

Toyota conquers Kentucky in fourth attempt: All four of the series' manufacturers now count a Kentucky Speedway victory. Toyota's win came in its fourth trip to the 1.5-mile track. Mike Skinner's win was the truck maker's seventh of the season and fifth forTundra's prepared by Bill Davis Racing. Ford moved to the #2 spot this week - 19 points behind Toyota and one up on Chevy.

Manufacturers' Championship
Toyota, 95
Ford, 76
Chevy, 75
Dodge, 40

In The Loop

Skinner, no surprise, is runaway first half loop leader: Mike Skinner capped off a dominant first half of the season with another convincing win at Kentucky Speedway on July 14. Through the first 13 races of the 25-race season, Skinner has four wins, 11 top fives and 13 top 10s. His average finish is 3.5 and his worst finish all year was eighth at Lowe's Motor Speedway. With the Kentucky win, Skinner increased his cushion over second place Ron Hornaday Jr. to 164 points. Skinner's stats easily put him atop each key Loop Data category. Below are the stats Skinner leads, along with the second-place figure:

- Driver Rating (125.0 to Hornaday's 110.5)
- Average Running Position (3.9 to Todd Bodine's 8.0)
- Fastest Laps Run (323 to Hornaday's 182)
- Laps in the Top 15 (2,104 to Bodine's 1,875)
- Laps Led (789 to Hornaday's 364)

There is hope for those drivers chasing Skinner. One driver in particular has been coming on strong of late: Travis Kvapil. Kvapil has scored seven consecutive top-10 finishes and has two wins in the past four races. Kvapil has a Driver Rating of 104.4 (third-best), an Average Running Position of 8.2 (third-best), 126 Fastest Laps Run (fourth-most) and 1,841 Laps in the Top 15 (fourth-most). After a two-year layoff from the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, Kvapil seems to have re-adapted this season.

This Week's NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Leaders: (through 13 races of the 25-race season)
Points leader - Mike Skinner (2,238)
Driver Rating - Mike Skinner (125.0)
Winnings - Mike Skinner ($479,300)
Laps led - Mike Skinner (789)
Victories - Mike Skinner (4)
Bud Poles - Mike Skinner (7)
Top-five finishes - Mike Skinner (11)
Top-10 finishes - Mike Skinner (13)
Raybestos Rookie Leader - Tim Sauter (5 points over Willie Allen)
Races led - Mike Skinner (13)
Weeks in Top 10 - 10 drivers tied with 13

Raybestos Rookie of the Year Standings
Joey Clanton is running only a partial schedule in the #09 Wood Brothers/JTG Ford but nobody would have known based on the Georgian's performance at Kentucky speedway. Clanton finished seventh to log his third top-10 finish of the year - only one spot off his best of sixth at Daytona Int'l Speedway. Tim Sauter (#07 Lester Buildings Chevy) holds a five-point lead over Willie Allen (#13 ThorSport Chevy) entering the second half of 2007. Driver standings: Tim Sauter, 108; Willie Allen, 103; Blake Bjorklund, 95; Joey Clanton, 79; Jason White, 62; Kelly Bires, 44; Kevin Hamlin, 26; Peter Shepherd, 22; Casey Kingsland, 5; Brian Sockwell, 1.

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