Kasey Kahne News

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

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

November 20, 2011
[after Homestead, race 36 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], 1278 2) #29-Kevin Harvick (x)[4 wins], 1200, -78 3) #14-Tony Stewart (x)[5 wins], 1191, -87

Homestead Notes-n-Nuggets:

Homestead Notes-n-Nuggets:

November 20, 2011
• Tony Stewart scored his 44th victory in his 464th start. • This is Tony Stewart's fifth victory of 2011, all in the 10 Chase races. Stewart's five Chase wins are the most for a driver in the Chase. • Tony Stewart earned his third victory at Homestead in his

Qualifying Fast Facts – Homestead:

Qualifying Fast Facts – Homestead:

November 19, 2011
#99-Carl Edwards won the Coors Light Pole Award for the 13th Annual FORD 400 with a lap of 30.775 seconds, 175.467 mph. This is his 10th pole in 265 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races. This is his third pole and 25th top-10 start in 2011. This is his second pole in eight

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

Qualifying Fast Facts – Homestead:

Qualifying Fast Facts – Homestead:

November 19, 2011
#99-Carl Edwards won the Coors Light Pole Award for the 13th Annual FORD 400 with a lap of 30.775 seconds, 175.467 mph. This is his 10th pole in 265 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races. This is his third pole and 25th top-10 start in 2011. This is his second pole in eight

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

Piquet driving the #30 for Turner at Homestead:

Piquet driving the #30 for Turner at Homestead:

November 16, 2011
Turner Motorsports welcomes Camping World Truck Series standout Nelson Piquet Jr. to the seat of the #30 Chevy for this weekend's Ford 300 at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Piquet Jr. made his Nationwide Series debut at Watkins Glen International in 2010. In his lone NNS

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

Piquet driving the #30 for Turner at Homestead:

Piquet driving the #30 for Turner at Homestead:

November 16, 2011
Turner Motorsports welcomes Camping World Truck Series standout Nelson Piquet Jr. to the seat of the #30 Chevy for this weekend's Ford 300 at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Piquet Jr. made his Nationwide Series debut at Watkins Glen International in 2010. In his lone NNS

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

Changes are coming #88 team? new #42 crew chief?

Changes are coming #88 team? new #42 crew chief?

November 13, 2011
#88 crew chief Steve Letarte says teams expect to reevaluate rosters after every season. “I’d be really surprised if we had the same guys that we started this season with,” Letarte said Saturday. “You can never be good enough.” There could be more changes

Phoenix Notes-n-Nuggets:

Phoenix Notes-n-Nuggets:

November 13, 2011
• Kasey Kahne scores his 12th career win in his 287th race. • Kahne scroes his first career win at Phoenix, becomes the 22nd different driver to win at PIR. • Kahne scores his first win of 2011, becomes the 18th different driver to win in 2011. • Kahne's win

First win for #4 since 1998:

First win for #4 since 1998:

November 13, 2011
Kasey Kahne's win in the 2011 Kobalt Tools 500 at Phoenix International Raceway was the 45th ever win for a car #4 and the first since Bobby Hamilton won at Martinsville, VA running the #4 on April 20, 1998. See car wins by numbers on my Car Number Wins page (11-13

Race Fast Facts – Phoenix:

Race Fast Facts – Phoenix:

November 13, 2011
#4-Kasey Kahne won the 24th Annual Kobalt Tools 500, his 12th victory in 287 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races. Last win was Sept. 6, 2009 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. This breaks an 81-race winless streak. This is his first victory and 14th top-10 finish in 2011. This

Kahne wins at Phoenix:

Kahne wins at Phoenix:

November 13, 2011
#4-Kasey Kahne won the Kolbat Tooks 500k Sprint Cup Series race at Phoenix International Raceway for his 12th career win, 1st of the season and first in 81 races, since Atlanta in Sept. 2009. It is Kahne's first win in a Toyota after 11 wins in a Dodge. Kahne becomes