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Carl Edwards won the NorthernTool.com 300 at The Milwaukee Mile. He won from an "official" 11th-place starting position, but actually started 43rd after dropping to the rear under penalty for a driver change. (His car was qualified by Colin Braun since Edwards was ...

Clements to attempt Chicago race:

Jeremy Clements and his #50 car plan to make their next race attempt at the Chicagoland Speedway. The #50 team has attempted for and qualified for NNS races at Nashville and Charlotte in 2009. The team had planned to contest races at Nashville and Kentucky as the Nationwide...

Qualifying Fast Facts – Infineon Raceway:

Brian Vickers won the Coors Light Pole Award for the Toyota/Save Mart 350 with a lap of 76.475 seconds, 93.678 mph. This is his ninth pole in 188 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races. This is his fourth pole and eighth top-10 start in 2009. This is his first pole in five...

TNT at Infineon:

TNT continues its exclusive coverage of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series with the Toyota/Save Mart 350 on Sunday, June 21st live from Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, CA. The network will air the Toyota/Save Mart 350 beginning at 5:00pm/et with play-by-play announcer Bill Weber...

Sauter practicing for Busch in Milwaukee:

CTS regular Johhny Sauter will practice and qualify the #18 Toyota in Milwaukee for Kyle Busch. Busch will fly into Milwaukee after Saturday practice at Infineon Speedway.(6-17-2009)...

Combos on the #18 at Milwaukee:

Combos and Kyle Busch, as a racing combination, are a perfect two-for-two in NASCAR Sprint Cup Series competition. They'll be looking to bring that winning magic to the NASCAR Nationwide Series this weekend as the talented 24-year-old driver straps himself behind the...

Braun & Sauter lending a hand to Edwards & Busch at Milwaukee:

Colin Braun [#6-Con-way Freight Ford], the newest winner on the NASCAR Truck Series circuit at Michigan Intl Speedway last Saturday, has been selected by his Roush Fenway Racing team to be the practice and qualifying driver on Saturday for his RFR teammate Carl Edwards...

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Joey Logano won the Meijer 300 presented by RITZ Crackers at Kentucky Speedway. Logano won from the pole. He scored his second series win in his 12 starts this season. Logano is the third driver to score multiple wins in 2009, joining Kyle Busch (four) and Greg Biffle...

Monday Rundown – Racing Resources says….

*Colin Braun won the Michigan 200 at the Michigan International Speedway. Braun scored his first career win in his 35th start. He is the second first-time winner in 2009, joining Brian Scott, who won at Dover. *This is the 50th series win for Roush Fenway, most of ...

Vickers on pole at Michigan:

#83-Brian Vickers won the Coors Light Pole Award for the Lifelock 400 at Michigan International Speedway with a lap of 189.110mph for his 3rd pole of the year and the 8th pole of his career. #18-Kyle Busch was 2nd fastest followed by #48-Johnson, #00-Reutimann, #2-...

Michigan Qualifying Notes:

Brian Vickers won the Coors Light Pole Award for the LifeLock 400 with a lap of 38.073 seconds, 189.110 mph. This is his eighth pole in 187 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races. This is his third pole and seventh top-10 start in 2009. This is his second pole in 11 races ...

NASCAR’s most penalized driver is …

Dustin Long of the Virginian-Pilot did some research on which driver has been penalized the most so far this season so far. Infractions include pitting before pit road is open (something many do after they've been in an accident or had some mechanical troubles), lug...

Kyle Busch Foundation on the #18:

Joining NOS Energy Drink on the #18 car will be The Kyle Busch Foundation. Founded by Busch in 2006, KBF concentrates its efforts on assisting organizations across the country in fostering a safe environment for less fortunate children to live, learn, and challenge...

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Kyle Busch won the Federated Auto Parts 300 at Nashville Superspeedway. Busch won from the first-place starting position, joining Reed Sorenson (March 2005) as the only two drivers to win from the pole in 17 races at Nashville. Busch scored his fourth Nationwide win...

Busch back in the #51 at MIS:

Kyle "Rowdy" Busch will return to the #51 Miccosukee Resort Toyota Tundra at Michigan International Speedway for the running of the Michigan 200 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race Saturday, June 13, 2009. Busch has three previous starts at the 2-mile D-shaped track...

Monday rundown – Racing Resources says….

*Todd Bodine won the WinStar World Casino 400 at Texas Motor Speedway. Bodine scored his 17th career win in his 123rd start, moving into a tie with Ted Musgrave for fifth all-time. *Bodine scored his fifth series win at Texas in his 10th race there. He became the first...

Sprint Cup Series Notes from Pocono:

* Tony Stewart won the Pocono 500 at Pocono Raceway. He started first but dropped to the rear under penalty because he went to a backup car after crashing in Saturday practice. This is the fourth time a driver started at the rear and won in 2009. Six of the past eight...

To the rear winners in 2009:

in the first 14 races of 2009, four races have been won by drivers who had to fall to the rear of the field before the start, note: where the drivers qualified is their official starting position: #17-Kenseth, Daytona 500, backup car [was to start 39th] #18-Kyle Busch...

UNOFFICIAL Driver Points Standings [after Pocono, race 14 of 36]:

1) #14-Tony Stewart 2043 [1 win], finished 1st 2) #24-Jeff Gordon 1973, -71 [1 win], 4th 3) #48-Jimmie Johnson 1940, -103 [2 wins], 7th 4) #39-Ryan Newman 1840, -203, 5th 5) #2-Kurt Busch 1819, -224 [1 win], 37th 6) #99-Carl Edwards 1762, -281, 2nd 7) #16-Greg Biffle...

To the rear winners in 2009:

in the first thirteen races of 2006, three races have been won by drivers who had to fall to the rear of the field before the start: #17-Kenseth, Daytona 500, backup car [was to start 39th] #18-Kyle Busch, Las Vegas, engine change [was to start 31st] #09-Brad Keselowski...