NASCAR officials still were inspecting the intake manifold on Sterling Marlin’s Chevrolet more than two hours after the race last night. The intake manifold had been called into question by officials during a prerace inspection. Marlin finished 12th( Times-Dispatch ) — NASCAR spokesman Tim Sullivan said early Sunday morning it would be Tuesday before NASCAR would be able to examine everything related to the car it needed to, but he said the outcome would not affect Marlin’s result in the race( That’s Racin’ ) but on TNN’s Raceday it was mentioned that the illegal part was not removed and that there will be a change in the finishing order( TNN’s Raceday ) — UPDATE 1: NASCAR’s Mike Helton said results of the post-race review of the Sterling Marlin and Joe Nemechek engines won’t be announced until Tuesday . Just as the race began, NASCAR told the Marlin and Nemechek crews they wanted to inspect both engines after the 400, and engine parts were X-rayed, a standard NASCAR search for illegal air holes( PitNow ) — UPDATE 2: The OFFICIAL results and standings are up at NOL , still has Marlin in 12th place and no points were deducted, but that could change Tuesday, one mistake noted, they have Loy Allen and Ricky Craven listed in the #58
