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Gaughan back to Nationwide for partial schedule?

Gaughan back to Nationwide for partial schedule?

October 14, 2011
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series veteran Brendan Gaughan is negotiating with Richard Childress Racing to run a part-time schedule in both the Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series in 2012, filling the gaps in a driver roster that will otherwise be filled by RCR

Gaughan negotiating for RCR Nationwide/Truck rides?

Gaughan negotiating for RCR Nationwide/Truck rides?

October 14, 2011
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series veteran Brendan Gaughan is negotiating with Richard Childress Racing to run a part-time schedule in both the NASCAR Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series in 2012. Sources say Childress will field a trio of Nationwide Series Chevrolets

Gaughan back to Nationwide for partial schedule?

Gaughan back to Nationwide for partial schedule?

October 14, 2011
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series veteran Brendan Gaughan is negotiating with Richard Childress Racing to run a part-time schedule in both the Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series in 2012, filling the gaps in a driver roster that will otherwise be filled by RCR

Gaughan negotiating for RCR Nationwide/Truck rides?

Gaughan negotiating for RCR Nationwide/Truck rides?

October 14, 2011
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series veteran Brendan Gaughan is negotiating with Richard Childress Racing to run a part-time schedule in both the NASCAR Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series in 2012. Sources say Childress will field a trio of Nationwide Series Chevrolets

Starting spots for the Chase drivers at Charlotte:

Starting spots for the Chase drivers at Charlotte:

October 13, 2011
(by standings order before the race) 1) #99-Carl Edwards, starts 3rd 2) #29-Kevin Harvick, 14th 3) #48-Jimmie Johnson, 9th 4) #2-Brad Keselowski, 26th 5) #17-Matt Kenseth, 2nd 6) #22-Kurt Busch, 20th 7) #14-Tony Stewart, 1st 8) #18-Kyle Busch, 25th 9) #88-Dale Earnhardt

Cars pushing other cars, rule needed? UPDATE:

Cars pushing other cars, rule needed? UPDATE:

October 13, 2011
During a late caution at Kansas Speedway most of the field pitted, but #29-Kevin Harvick did not. This was with about 50 laps to go. Harvick was trying to save fuel. Behind him on the track was #98-Austin Dillon, making his first Cup start. Dillon is the grandson of

Driver standings under old format?

Driver standings under old format?

October 13, 2011
How the 2011 driver standings would look if NASCAR had not changed the points system this season: #99-Carl Edwards - 5,642 #48-Jimmie Johnson - 5,638 (-4) #29-Kevin Harvick - 5,631 (-11) #2-Brad Keselowski - 5,613 (-29) #17-Matt Kenseth - 5,600 (-42) #22-Kurt Busch

The Numbers for the Bank of America 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway:

The Numbers for the Bank of America 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway:

October 13, 2011
1 - fewest cars on the lead lap at finish (13 times, most recent 5/24/87) 1 - fewest cautions (10/14/62) 2 - fewest laps led by race winner (Kevin Harvick, 5/29/11) 3 - fewest leaders (twice, most recent 5/21/61) 6 - most wins (Bobby Allison, Junior Johnson, Jimmie

Starting spots for the Chase drivers at Charlotte:

Starting spots for the Chase drivers at Charlotte:

October 13, 2011
(by standings order before the race) 1) #99-Carl Edwards, starts 3rd 2) #29-Kevin Harvick, 14th 3) #48-Jimmie Johnson, 9th 4) #2-Brad Keselowski, 26th 5) #17-Matt Kenseth, 2nd 6) #22-Kurt Busch, 20th 7) #14-Tony Stewart, 1st 8) #18-Kyle Busch, 25th 9) #88-Dale Earnhardt

Cars pushing other cars, rule needed? UPDATE:

Cars pushing other cars, rule needed? UPDATE:

October 13, 2011
During a late caution at Kansas Speedway most of the field pitted, but #29-Kevin Harvick did not. This was with about 50 laps to go. Harvick was trying to save fuel. Behind him on the track was #98-Austin Dillon, making his first Cup start. Dillon is the grandson of

Driver standings under old format?

Driver standings under old format?

October 13, 2011
How the 2011 driver standings would look if NASCAR had not changed the points system this season: #99-Carl Edwards - 5,642 #48-Jimmie Johnson - 5,638 (-4) #29-Kevin Harvick - 5,631 (-11) #2-Brad Keselowski - 5,613 (-29) #17-Matt Kenseth - 5,600 (-42) #22-Kurt Busch

The Numbers for the Bank of America 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway:

The Numbers for the Bank of America 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway:

October 13, 2011
1 - fewest cars on the lead lap at finish (13 times, most recent 5/24/87) 1 - fewest cautions (10/14/62) 2 - fewest laps led by race winner (Kevin Harvick, 5/29/11) 3 - fewest leaders (twice, most recent 5/21/61) 6 - most wins (Bobby Allison, Junior Johnson, Jimmie

Dillon heads to LVMS as defending winner:

Dillon heads to LVMS as defending winner:

October 11, 2011
Austin Dillon has one previous start at Las Vegas Motor Speedway (September 2010) and is the track's defending pole and race winner. Dillon will pilot chassis No. 006 from the Richard Childress Racing NCWTS stable this weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Dillon has

Eight races, eight different winners:

Eight races, eight different winners:

October 11, 2011
The Bank America 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway is is the eighth Sprint Cup Series race of the season on a 1.5-mile track. The first eight have saw eight different winners: #99-Carl Edwards, #17-Matt Kenseth, #29-Kevin Harvick, #2-Brad Keselowski (in the first Kansas

Dillon heads to LVMS as defending winner:

Dillon heads to LVMS as defending winner:

October 11, 2011
Austin Dillon has one previous start at Las Vegas Motor Speedway (September 2010) and is the track's defending pole and race winner. Dillon will pilot chassis No. 006 from the Richard Childress Racing NCWTS stable this weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Dillon has