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Driver standings

Driver standings

July 21, 2013
following Chicago: 1) #12-Sam Hornish Jr. 632 2) #7-Regan Smith 625, -7 3) #3-Austin Dillon 624, -8 4) #11-Elliott Sadler

Chicago Race Fast Facts:

Chicago Race Fast Facts:

July 21, 2013
Joey Logano(i) won the 3rd Annual STP 300, his 20th victory in 118 NASCAR Nationwide Series races. Loganos 20th series victory ties him with Greg Biffle for 15th on the all-time wins list. This is his second victory and sixth top-10 finish in 2013. This is his second

Driver standings

Driver standings

July 21, 2013
following Chicago: 1) #12-Sam Hornish Jr. 632 2) #7-Regan Smith 625, -7 3) #3-Austin Dillon 624, -8 4) #11-Elliott Sadler 612, -20 5) #31-Justin Allgaier 610, -22 6) #20-Brian Vickers 587, -45 7) #32-Kyle Larson # 579, -53 8) #2-Brian Scott 567, -65 9) #6-Trevor Bayne
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Smith fastest in first practice:

Smith fastest in first practice:

July 20, 2013
#7-Regan Smith was fastest during opening practice at Chicagoland Speedway with a speed of 175.953mph. #60-Travis Pastrana

Smith fastest in first practice:

Smith fastest in first practice:

July 20, 2013
#7-Regan Smith was fastest during opening practice at Chicagoland Speedway with a speed of 175.953mph. #60-Travis Pastrana was second, followed by:#99-Alex Bowman, #31-Justin Allgaier, #3-Austin Dillon, #77-Parker Kligerman, #6-Trevor Bayne, #2-Brian Scott, #20-Brian
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Busch on pole at New Hampshire:

Busch on pole at New Hampshire:

July 13, 2013
#54-Kyle Busch won the Coors Light Pole for the CNBC Primes The Profit 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway with a speed
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Busch wins at New Hampshire:

Busch wins at New Hampshire:

July 13, 2013
#54-Kyle Busch won the CNBC Primes The Profit 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway for his 7th win of the season (in 14 races
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Driver standings

Driver standings

July 13, 2013
following New Hampshire: 1) #7-Regan Smith 594 2) #12-Sam Hornish Jr. 589, -5 3) #3-Austin Dillon 582, -12 4) #31-Justin
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New Hampshire Race Fast Facts:

New Hampshire Race Fast Facts:

July 13, 2013
Kyle Busch won the 24th Annual CNBC Primes The Profit 200, his 58th victory in 258 NASCAR Nationwide Series races. This
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Sadler not happy with Smith after New Hampshire:

Sadler not happy with Smith after New Hampshire:

July 13, 2013
An angry #11-Elliott Sadler told #7-Regan Smith he wasnt going to win the Nationwide Series championship after Smith turned

Busch on pole at New Hampshire:

Busch on pole at New Hampshire:

July 13, 2013
#54-Kyle Busch won the Coors Light Pole for the CNBC Primes The Profit 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway with a speed of 131.916mph. #20-Brian Vickers will start second. The rest of the top 10: #5-Kasey Kahne, #7-Regan Smith, #2-Brian Scott, #31-Justin Allgaier, #

Busch wins at New Hampshire:

Busch wins at New Hampshire:

July 13, 2013
#54-Kyle Busch won the CNBC Primes The Profit 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway for his 7th win of the season (in 14 races) and 58th of his Nationwide career. The race took 3 green-white-checker attempts to finsh and ran a total of 213 laps. #20-Brian Vickers finished

Driver standings

Driver standings

July 13, 2013
following New Hampshire: 1) #7-Regan Smith 594 2) #12-Sam Hornish Jr. 589, -5 3) #3-Austin Dillon 582, -12 4) #31-Justin Allgaier 574, -20 5) #11-Elliott Sadler 570, -24 6) #20-Brian Vickers 548, -46 7) #32-Kyle Larson # 546, -48 8) #2-Brian Scott 534, -60 9) #6-Trevor

New Hampshire Race Fast Facts:

New Hampshire Race Fast Facts:

July 13, 2013
Kyle Busch won the 24th Annual CNBC Primes The Profit 200, his 58th victory in 258 NASCAR Nationwide Series races. This is his seventh victory and 12th top-10 finish in 2013. This is his fourth victory and fifth top-10 finish in eight races at New Hampshire Motor Speedway

Sadler not happy with Smith after New Hampshire:

Sadler not happy with Smith after New Hampshire:

July 13, 2013
An angry #11-Elliott Sadler told #7-Regan Smith he wasnt going to win the Nationwide Series championship after Smith turned Sadler while they battled for third on the final restart Saturday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Sadler finished 18th in The Profit 200 while