Camping World 400
Chicagoland Speedway
Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Race #17 of 36
Sunday, June 30, 2019
Scheduled Green Flag (approx): 3:02pm/et (moved up from 3:16pm/et)
Laps/Stages: 267 laps total. Stages end on laps: 80/160/267
TELEVISION / RADIO / STREAMING
Television Coverage: Time 3:00pm/et, NBCSN and NBC Sports Live streaming (available with participating TV provider login)
Radio Coverage (over the air and streaming): Motor Racing Network (MRN) / SiriusXM Satellite NASCAR (available with subscription)
WEEKEND SCHEDULE
On track schedule
Practices:
Saturday, June 29, 11:05-11:55am/et, TV-NBCSN;
Saturday, June 29, 2:00-2:50pm/et, TV-NBCSN.
Qualifying: Saturday, June 29 at 6:35pm/et, TV-NBCSN.
Complete Event Schedule (times local to the track)
Friday, June 28
12:00 PM-2:00 PM MENCS HAULERS ENTER (EQUIPMENT UNLOAD)
Saturday, June 29
7:00 AM-7:00 PM MENCS GARAGE OPEN
9:00 AM MENCS ROOKIE MEETING & RANDOM DRAWING
10:05 AM-10:55 AM MENCS 1ST PRACTICE
1:00 PM-1:50 PM MENCS FINAL PRACTICE
5:35 PM (6:35 PM/ET) MENCS QUALIFYING IMPOUND (SINGLE VEHICLE / ONE LAP ALL POSITIONS)
Sunday, June 30
8:00 AM MENCS GARAGE OPENS
12:00 PM MENCS DRIVER / CREW CHIEF MEETING
1:30 PM MENCS DRIVER INTRODUCTIONS
2:00 PM (3:00 PM/ET) MENCS RACE (STAGES 80/160/267 LAPS = 400.5 MILES)
MENCS = Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series
SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Links to race, practice, qualifying results (in pdf): (will be added as available)
Post-race Penalties
Contingency awards
Race Results
Drivers Points
Owners Points
Cumulative Race Report
Penalty Report
Pitstalls
Starting Lineup
Qualifying Results
Qualifying Order
Practice 2 Speeds
Practice 1 Speeds
Crew Rosters
Latest / Final Entry List
Preliminary Entry List
Complete race weekend schedule in PDF
Alex Bowman earns first Monster Energy Cup win with late-race theatrics at Chicagoland: Alex Bowman’s first career Monster Energy NASCAR Cup victory at Chicagoland Speedway was as much a lesson in perseverance, determination and guts as it was a show of his raw talent. It took it all those qualities for the 26-year-old to reach Victory Lane for the first time in Sunday’s Camping World 400. Bowman’s No.88 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet held off a hard-charging Kyle Larson for the win by .546-seconds – the two young drivers door-to-door in the closing laps, exchanging the lead twice in the final eight laps of the race.[More](6-30-2019)
#88-Alex Bowman won the Camping World 400 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Chicagoland Speedway for his first career win in 134 races.
#42-Larson finished 2nd followed by #22-Logano, #48-Johnson, #2-Keselowski, #12-Blaney, #20-Jones, #24-Byron, #19-Truex, Jr., and pole winner #3-Dillon
Bowman led 88 laps on the day and battled Larson for the lead over the final dozen laps. Larson briefly took the lead with 7 laps remaining, but Bowman battled back to take the lead and pull away for a win of just over a half second.
The race was red flagged on lap 11 due to lightning in the area. Rain followed and led to a red flag of 3 hours, 18 minutes.
Stage 1 was won by #11-Hamlin. He finished 15th.
Stage 2 was won by #4-Harvick. He finished 14th.
There were 23 lead changes among 13 drivers and 5 cautions for 25 yellow flag laps.
The average speed of the race was: 140.677mph.
See race details at:
Race Results (pdf)
Drivers Points Standings
Owners Points Standings
Cumulative Report
Penalty Report
Race Fast Facts – Chicago
Alex Bowman won the 19th Annual Camping World 400, his first victory in 134 Monster Energy Cup Series races.
This is his first victory and sixth top-10 finish in 2019.
This is his first victory and third top-10 finish in five races at Chicagoland Speedway.
Kyle Larson (second) posted his fifth top-10 finish in six races at Chicagoland Speedway. It is his sixth top-10 finish in 2019.
Joey Logano (third) posted his seventh top-10 finish in 11 races at Chicagoland Speedway.
Daniel Hemric (19th) was the highest finishing rookie.
Joey Logano leads the point standings by 18 points over Kyle Busch.
(NASCAR Integrated Sports Marketing)(6-30-2019)
2019 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Playoff Standings after Chicago:
1) #18-Kyle Busch [4 wins]
2) #19-Martin Truex, Jr. [4 wins]
3) #2-Brad Keselowski [3 wins]
4) #22-Joey Logano [2 wins] 677pts (points leader)
5) #11-Denny Hamlin [2 wins]
6) #9-Chase Elliott [1 win]
7) #88-Alex Bowman [1 win]
8) #4-Kevin Harvick, 610
9) #1-Kurt Busch, 537
10) #12-Ryan Blaney, 499
11) #10-Aric Almirola, 482
12) #24-William Byron, 455
13) #42-Kyle Larson, 451
14) #48-Jimmie Johnson, 436
15) #41-Daniel Suarez, 434
16) #14-Clint Boywer, 431
currently outside the playoffs:
17) #20-Erik Jones, 416
18) #6-Ryan Newman, 411
19) #17-Ricky Stenhouse, Jr., 373
20) #21-Paul Menard, 369
See the Drivers Points Standings and Owners Points Standings.
To the rear: #24-Byron (engine change), #32-LaJoie (transmission change)
Pit Stall Selections: The selections of pit stalls for the Camping World 400 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Chicagoland Speedway have been made.
Pole winner #3-Dillon chose pit stall 2 (the first one available).
Outside pole sitter #4-Harvick took the 8th stall, with an opening in front of it.
#8-Hemric, starts 3rd and chose the 38th stall.
The final pit stall was taken by #48-Johnson, who starts 4th.
See all pit choices on Pit Stall chart.(6-29-2019)
QUALIFYING INFO, PRACTICE SPEED and ENTRIES
Inspection at Chicago: Cars will be impounded after qualifying on Saturday and inspected Sunday morning when the garage opens. The starting lineup will be unofficial until inspection is complete. Cars that do not pass on the first attempt will have their qualifying times disallowed. For info on inspection penalties, see the At-track inspection penalty protocol page.
UPDATE: Only #36-Matt Tifft failed inspection on the first time. His qualifying time was disallowed. He will start the race in 38th.
Austin Dillon claims third Busch Pole Award of the season at Chicagoland: Austin Dillon earned his third Busch Pole Award of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season Saturday evening at Chicagoland Speedway, his No. 3 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet posting a speed of 176.263 mph around the 1.5-mile track.Kevin Harvick will start second, his fifth front row start of the season in the No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford. Sunoco Rookie of the Year candidate, Dillon’s RCR teammate Daniel Hemric was third fastest, seven-time Cup champion Jimmie Johnson was fourth and Kurt Busch will roll out fifth on the grid.[More](6-29-2019)
#3-Austin Dillon won the Busch pole for the Camping World 400 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Chicagoland Speedway with a speed of 176.263mph for his 3rd pole of 2019, 1st at Chicago and 6th of his career.
#4-Harvick will start 2nd followed by #8-Hemric, #48-Johnson, #1-Busch, #14-Bowyer, #34-McDowell, #88-Bowman, #11-Hamlin, and #12-Blaney
Driver(s) who will miss the race: none as 38 were entered for 40 spots
See qualifying results on the Qualifying results page (pdf) and the UNOFFICIAL lineup on the Starting Lineup page (pdf).(6-29-2019)
Chicagoland Speedway – Qualifying Fast Facts:
Austin Dillon won the Pole Award for the 19th Annual Camping World 400 with a lap of 30.636 seconds, 176.263 mph.
This is his sixth pole in 210 NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series races.
This is his third pole and ninth top-10 start in 2019.
This is his first pole in six races at Chicagoland Speedway.
Kevin Harvick (second) posted his 11th top-10 start of 2019 and his seventh in 19 races at Chicagoland Speedway.
Daniel Hemric # (third) posted his first top-10 start at Chicagoland Speedway. It is his fifth in 17 races this season.
Daniel Hemric (third) was the fastest qualifying rookie.
(NASCAR Statistics)(6-29-2019)
Happy Hour (final) practice for the Camping World 400 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Chicagoland Speedway is over, after 50 scheduled minutes, the top five, slowest and notes:
#22-Logano 174.452
#14-Bowyer 174.447
#4-Harvick 174.379
#43-Wallace 174.368
#6-Newman 174.357
Slowest: #51-McLeod 168.555 & #77-Houff 165.548mph.
Most laps run: #4-Harvick, 64 laps.
Best 10 consecutive lap avg (of 32 drivers): #4-Harvick 173.296mph.
See the fastest speeds, best 10 consecutive lap average, laps run on the Happy Hour Practice speeds page (pdf).(6-29-2019)
First practice for the Camping World 400 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Chicagoland Speedway is over, after 50 scheduled minutes, the top-five, slowest and notes:
#88-Bowman 175.942
#1-Busch 175.873
#4-Harvick 175.850
#24-Byron 175.793
#48-Johnson 175.690
Slowest: #27-Sorenson 167.074 & #77-Houff 166.945mph.
Most laps run: #2-Keselowski & #41-Suarez, 44 laps.
Best 10 consecutive lap avg (of 23 drivers): $88-Bowman 174.202mph.
Notes: #88-Bowman’s team had to change a drive shaft.
See the fastest speeds, best 10 consecutive lap average, laps run on the First Practice speeds (pdf) page.(6-29-2019)
Entry List for the Camping World 400 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Chicagoland Speedway is posted, 38 teams/drivers [for 40 spots] are listed.
Some of the drivers entered include: #15-Chastain, #27-Sorenson, #51-McLeod, #52-Currey, #53-Bilicki, #77-Houff
Since 38 cars are entered, all drivers will make the race.
See the full entry list on the Entry List (pdf).
Weekend Preview: Chicagoland Speedway
NASCAR National Series News & Notes – Chicagoland Speedway
Statistical Advance: Analyzing the Camping World 400
July 2018: see the Chicago Race Info page
Race Festivities/Officials:
Grand Marshal: Camping World President Brent Moody
Command to start engines: Brent Moody
Honorary Starter/Wave Green Flag: TBA
Honorary Pace Car Driver: TBA
Color Guard: TBA
Invocation: Glen Spoolstra, Windy City Raceway Ministries
National Anthem: Jim Cornelison
Flyover: C-130H3, Illinois Air National Guard’s 182nd Airlift Wing, Peoria, Illinois
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