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Finishing spots for the Chase drivers at Homestead:

Finishing spots for the Chase drivers at Homestead:

November 19, 2011
(by standings order before the race) --> 1) #99-Carl Edwards, starts 1st on pole 2) #14-Tony Stewart, 15th 3) #29-Kevin Harvick, 21st 4) #2-Brad Keselowski, 5th 5) #48-Jimmie Johnson, 9th 6) #17-Matt Kenseth, 6th 7) #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr., 11th 8) #22-Kurt Busch, 4th

Johnson needed a pole to continue streak:

Johnson needed a pole to continue streak:

November 19, 2011
#48-Jimmie Johnson is without a Coors Light Pole in 2011, endangering a nine-season run of at least one pole extending to the 2002 season. A pole this week would match Buck Baker and Geoffrey Bodine for the series' 10th-longest streak. UPDATE: Johnson failed to win

2011 Sprint Cup Driver Points Standings [not the Chase]:

2011 Sprint Cup Driver Points Standings [not the Chase]:

November 19, 2011
[after Phoenix, race 35 of 36]: using the CURRENT points system, but not the Chase system, just points. rank, car#, driver, points, behind 1) #99-Carl Edwards (x) [1 win], 1234 2) #48-Jimmie Johnson (x)[2 wins], 1174, -60 3) #29-Kevin Harvick (x)[4 wins], 1163, -71

Johnson needs a pole to continue streak:

Johnson needs a pole to continue streak:

November 19, 2011
#48-Jimmie Johnson is without a Coors Light Pole in 2011, endangering a nine-season run of at least one pole extending to the 2002 season. A pole this week would match Buck Baker and Geoffrey Bodine for the series’ 10th-longest streak. UPDATE: Johnson failed to win

Germain to switch manufacturers UPDATE:

Germain to switch manufacturers UPDATE:

November 19, 2011
Germain Racing [#13 GEICO Toyota & #60 Big Red Toyota] majority owner Bob Germain told Sirius XM NASCAR Radio's Sirius Speedway with Dave Moody that his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series team may not return to the Toyota camp in 2012. "There is a possibility that we might not

Finishing spots for the Chase drivers at Homestead:

Finishing spots for the Chase drivers at Homestead:

November 19, 2011
(by standings order before the race) --> 1) #99-Carl Edwards, starts 1st on pole 2) #14-Tony Stewart, 15th 3) #29-Kevin Harvick, 21st 4) #2-Brad Keselowski, 5th 5) #48-Jimmie Johnson, 9th 6) #17-Matt Kenseth, 6th 7) #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr., 11th 8) #22-Kurt Busch, 4th

Johnson needed a pole to continue streak:

Johnson needed a pole to continue streak:

November 19, 2011
#48-Jimmie Johnson is without a Coors Light Pole in 2011, endangering a nine-season run of at least one pole extending to the 2002 season. A pole this week would match Buck Baker and Geoffrey Bodine for the series' 10th-longest streak. UPDATE: Johnson failed to win

2011 Sprint Cup Driver Points Standings [not the Chase]:

2011 Sprint Cup Driver Points Standings [not the Chase]:

November 19, 2011
[after Phoenix, race 35 of 36]: using the CURRENT points system, but not the Chase system, just points. rank, car#, driver, points, behind 1) #99-Carl Edwards (x) [1 win], 1234 2) #48-Jimmie Johnson (x)[2 wins], 1174, -60 3) #29-Kevin Harvick (x)[4 wins], 1163, -71

Johnson needs a pole to continue streak:

Johnson needs a pole to continue streak:

November 19, 2011
#48-Jimmie Johnson is without a Coors Light Pole in 2011, endangering a nine-season run of at least one pole extending to the 2002 season. A pole this week would match Buck Baker and Geoffrey Bodine for the series’ 10th-longest streak. UPDATE: Johnson failed to win

Germain to switch manufacturers UPDATE:

Germain to switch manufacturers UPDATE:

November 19, 2011
Germain Racing [#13 GEICO Toyota & #60 Big Red Toyota] majority owner Bob Germain told Sirius XM NASCAR Radio's Sirius Speedway with Dave Moody that his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series team may not return to the Toyota camp in 2012. "There is a possibility that we might not

Hamlin to drive #18 for KBM; triple-duty weekend:

Hamlin to drive #18 for KBM; triple-duty weekend:

November 16, 2011
Denny Hamlin will celebrate his 31st birthday behind the wheel of the #18 Dollar General Tundra in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway Friday night. Hamlin - who also will pilot Joe Gibbs Racing's #18 Camry in the Nationwide

Facts and Stats – Homestead-Miami Speedway:

Facts and Stats – Homestead-Miami Speedway:

November 16, 2011
· Groundbreaking for Homestead-Miami Dade Motorsports Complex – as the track was originally named – began Aug. 24, 1993. The first race was a NASCAR Nationwide Series event on Nov. 5, 1995. · The original configuration was a four-turn, rectangular oval based

Hamlin to drive #18 for KBM; triple-duty weekend:

Hamlin to drive #18 for KBM; triple-duty weekend:

November 16, 2011
Denny Hamlin will celebrate his 31st birthday behind the wheel of the #18 Dollar General Tundra in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway Friday night. Hamlin - who also will pilot Joe Gibbs Racing's #18 Camry in the Nationwide

Facts and Stats – Homestead-Miami Speedway:

Facts and Stats – Homestead-Miami Speedway:

November 16, 2011
· Groundbreaking for Homestead-Miami Dade Motorsports Complex – as the track was originally named – began Aug. 24, 1993. The first race was a NASCAR Nationwide Series event on Nov. 5, 1995. · The original configuration was a four-turn, rectangular oval based

Finishing spots for the Chase drivers at Phoenix:

Finishing spots for the Chase drivers at Phoenix:

November 13, 2011
(by standings order before the race) 1) #99-Carl Edwards, starts 9th, finished 2nd 2) #14-Tony Stewart, 8th, 3rd 3) #29-Kevin Harvick, 27th, 19th 4) #17-Matt Kenseth, 1st on the pole, 34th 5) #2-Brad Keselowski, 12th, 18th 6) #48-Jimmie Johnson, 16th, 14th 7) #88-