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2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series

NASCAR season

2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series

NASCAR season

Milwaukee

thumb|[[Carl Edwards]], finished second in points driving the No. 60 [[Save-a-Lot]] car shown above.

thumb|[[Justin Allgaier]], who finished sixth in points driving the No. 12 [[Verizon]] car shown above, was [[NASCAR Rookie of the Year#Xfinity Series|the Rookie of the Year]]. thumb|[[Toyota]] won the [[List of NASCAR Manufacturers' champions#Xfinity Series|manufacturer's championship]]. The 2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series was the 28th season of the NASCAR Nationwide Series, the second national stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR in the United States. The season began on February 14 at Daytona International Speedway with the Camping World 300. The season concluded on November 21 at Homestead–Miami Speedway with the Ford 300. With 25 top-five finishes, Kyle Busch was the season champion. He finished 210 points clear of Carl Edwards and 318 ahead of Brad Keselowski.

Double-file restarts

Before the start of the season, NASCAR changed restart rules regarding the final moments of all races in the Sprint Cup, Nationwide Series and Camping World Truck Series. Previously, when the race was inside the final ten laps, all cars/trucks on the lead lap were in a single-file restart in that window. As of the 2009 season, the window changed to the final 20 laps. The "lucky dog"/"free pass" rule was still be eliminated in the last ten laps of a race. This rule will not matter starting at the July Daytona race, with the addition of "Double-File Restarts Shootout Style."

After being successful in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR will implement a double-file restart system starting at the July Daytona race. The entire field will line up double-file, much like the start of the race at every restart. The leaders and other lead lap cars are now in front always when taking the green flag. Cars who choose to stay out and not pit during a caution flag who are in front of the leaders are now waved-around to restart (double file) at the back of the field. The lucky dog/free pass rule is now in effect the entire distance of the race, and the double-file restarts are for every restart, including green-white-checkered finishes. The only reason cars do not line up double-file in the order they are position wise on the leaderboard is if they are serving a penalty (in most cases, for pit road violations). The leader of the race also has the option of selecting which lane, inside or outside, to restart in, however, the 3rd place car (and 5th, 7th, and so on) will always restart on the inside.

Schedule

The infield of the Milwaukee Mile showing some of the field for the 2009 NorthernTool.com 250
RoundRaceVenueWinnerDate
1Camping World 300Daytona International SpeedwayTony StewartFebruary 14
2Stater Brothers 300Auto Club SpeedwayKyle BuschFebruary 21
3Sam's Town 300Las Vegas Motor SpeedwayGreg BiffleFebruary 28
4Scotts Turf Builder 300Bristol Motor SpeedwayKevin HarvickMarch 21
5O'Reilly 300Texas Motor SpeedwayKyle BuschApril 4
6Nashville 300Nashville SuperspeedwayJoey LoganoApril 11
7Bashas' Supermarkets 200Phoenix International RacewayGreg BiffleApril 17
8Aaron's 312Talladega SuperspeedwayDavid RaganApril 25
9Lipton Tea 250Richmond International RacewayKyle BuschMay 1
10Diamond Hill Plywood 200Darlington RacewayMatt KensethMay 8
11CarQuest Auto Parts 300Lowe's Motor SpeedwayMike BlissMay 23
12Heluva Good! 200Dover International SpeedwayBrad KeselowskiMay 30
13Federated Auto Parts 300Nashville SuperspeedwayKyle BuschJune 6
14Meijer 300Kentucky SpeedwayJoey LoganoJune 13
15NorthernTool.com 250The Milwaukee MileCarl EdwardsJune 20
16Camping World RV Sales 200New Hampshire Motor SpeedwayKyle BuschJune 27
17Subway Jalapeño 250Daytona International SpeedwayClint BowyerJuly 3
18Dollar General 300Chicagoland SpeedwayJoey LoganoJuly 10
19Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers 250Gateway International RacewayKyle BuschJuly 18
20Kroger 200O'Reilly Raceway ParkCarl EdwardsJuly 25
21U.S. Cellular 250Iowa SpeedwayBrad KeselowskiAugust 1
22Zippo 200Watkins Glen InternationalMarcos AmbroseAugust 8
23CarFax 250Michigan International SpeedwayBrad KeselowskiAugust 15
24Food City 250Bristol Motor SpeedwayDavid RaganAugust 21
25NAPA Auto Parts 200Circuit Gilles VilleneuveCarl EdwardsAugust 30
26Degree Men V12 300Atlanta Motor SpeedwayKevin HarvickSeptember 5
27Virginia 529 College Savings 250Richmond International RacewayCarl EdwardsSeptember 11
28Dover 200Dover International SpeedwayClint BowyerSeptember 26
29Kansas Lottery 300Kansas SpeedwayJoey LoganoOctober 3
30Copart 300Auto Club SpeedwayJoey LoganoOctober 10
31Dollar General 300Lowe's Motor SpeedwayKyle BuschOctober 16
32Kroger on Track for the Cure 250Memphis Motorsports ParkBrad KeselowskiOctober 24
33O'Reilly ChallengeTexas Motor SpeedwayKyle BuschNovember 7
34Able Body Labor 200Phoenix International RacewayCarl EdwardsNovember 14
35Ford 300Homestead–Miami SpeedwayKyle BuschNovember 21

Teams and drivers

Full schedule

ManufacturerTeamNo.DriverCrew chiefChevroletDodgeFordToyotaChevrolet
DodgeChevrolet
FordChevrolet
Toyota
Faith Motorsports89Morgan ShepherdMorris Van Vleet 26
Nathan McGuire 1
Shannon Feldman 1
Jason Crouse 4
Zach Johnson 3
Jay Robinson Racing28Kenny WallaceChris Rice 26
Jay Robinson 6
Curtis Aldridge 3
49Kertus Davis 13Mark Fordham
Terry Richardson
Gary Cogswell
Curtis Aldridge
Jay Robinson
Kevin Hamlin 1
Mark Green 21
JD Motorsports0Danny O'Quinn Jr. 1
J. C. Stout 6
Robert Richardson Jr. 1
Steve Grissom 1
Mark Green 8
Mike Wallace 7
Kertus Davis 3
Andy Lally 1
Jeremy Clements 7
01Mike Wallace 12
Danny O'Quinn Jr. 23
JR Motorsports88Brad KeselowskiTony Eury
Kevin Harvick, Inc.33Kevin Harvick 22Ernie Cope
Tony Stewart 1
Kelly Bires 3
Ryan Newman 5
Cale Gale 1
Ron Hornaday Jr. 2
J. R. Fitzpatrick 1
Key Motorsports40Scott Wimmer 27Gary Showalter
Jeff Green 1
Aric Almirola 3
Jeffrey Earnhardt 2
Mike Bliss 2
MSRP Motorsports90Johnny Chapman 32Michael Allen 3
Robert Huffman 32
Dave Blaney 1
Mike Bliss 1
Chris Cook 1
91Terry Cook (R) 23Robert Huffman 3
Michael Allen 32
Justin Hobgood 3
Kelly Bires 2
Jeff Green 1
Chase Miller 3
Dave Blaney 2
Tom Hubert 1
Phoenix Racing1Mike Bliss 22Marc Reno
Ryan Newman 1
Reed Sorenson 3
Max Papis 1
Martin Truex Jr. 2
David Gilliland 3
Landon Cassill 1
James Buescher 2
Richard Childress Racing29Clint Bowyer 12Dan Deeringhoff
Jeff Burton 13
Stephen Leicht 9
Casey Mears 1
Rusty Wallace Racing62Brendan Gaughan (R)Bryan Berry 23
Shane Huffman 4
Dale Ferguson 8
66Steve WallaceDale Ferguson 18
Tripp Bruce 17
R3 Motorsports23Robert Richardson Jr. 14Todd Brewer
Walter Giles
Steve Plattenberger
Ken Butler III (R) 17
Jeff Fuller 1
Chris Cook 1
Jean-François Dumoulin 1
Kevin Conway 1
26Kevin Conway 6Jefferson Hodges
Whitney MotorsportsBrian Keselowski 20Bob Keselowski
Dennis Setzer 2
Michael McDowell (R) 6
Danny O'Quinn Jr. 1
MacDonald Motorsports81D. J. Kennington 6David Ingram Jr.
Kevin Hamlin 5
Jeff Green 1
Bobby Hamilton Jr. 8
Patrick Sheltra 2
Michael McDowell 3
Sean Murphy 3
J. J. Yeley 1
Alex Tagliani 2
Mike Bliss 1
Blake Koch 2
Bobby Hillin Jr. 1
Penske Racing12Justin Allgaier (R)Chad Walter
Baker Curb Racing27Jason KellerTodd Gordon
RAB Racing09John Wes Townley (R) 32Blake Bainbridge
Boris Said 2
Travis Kvapil 1
Roush Fenway Racing6David Ragan 19Mike Kelley
Erik Darnell (R) 16
16Greg Biffle 14Eddie Pardue
Matt Kenseth 14
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 6
Colin Braun 1
60Carl EdwardsDan Stillman
Specialty Racing61Brandon Whitt 15Doug Taylor
Matt Carter 15
D. J. Kennington 1
Kenny Hendrick 3
Jason Bowles 1
Team Rensi Motorsports24Eric McClureChris Wright
Braun Racing10David Reutimann 7Todd Lohse 4
Cory Shea 1
Mike McCoige 2
Stewart Cooper 26
Mike Hillman Jr. 1
Kelly Bires 4
Brian Scott 5
Burney Lamar 1
Marc Davis 2
Chad Blount 3
Elliott Sadler 1
Kasey Kahne 4
Justin Marks 5
Reed Sorenson 3
32Brian Vickers 17Trent Owens
Burney Lamar 8
Reed Sorenson 2
David Reutimann 5
Brian Ickler 2
Jacques Villeneuve 1
38Jason LefflerScott Zipadelli
CJM Racing11Scott Lagasse Jr. (R) 21Paul Wolfe
Denny Hamlin 3
Brian Scott 2
Andrew Ranger 1
Kelly Bires 1
Trevor Bayne 2
Mike Bliss 5
Germain Racing15Michael Annett (R)Bruce Cook
Joe Gibbs Racing18Kyle BuschJoel Weidman 2
Jason Ratcliff 33
20Joey Logano 22Ron Denton 2
Dave Rogers 31
Doug Hewitt 2
Denny Hamlin 4
Brad Coleman 8
Matt DiBenedetto 1
JTG Daugherty Racing47Michael McDowell (R) 18Chase Miller qualified the No. 47 car at Kansas (race #29), but was replaced in the race by Michael Mcdowell after he failed to qualify in his own No. 96 car.Gene Nead
Kelly Bires 3
Coleman Pressley 5
Marcos Ambrose 2
Chase Miller 7
Chris Cook 1
Michael Waltrip Racing99Michael Waltrip 7Jerry Baxter
Scott Speed 13
Trevor Bayne 12
Patrick Carpentier 1
David Reutimann 2
Front Row Motorsports34Tony RainesScott Eggelston 32
Jim Mazza 3
Day Enterprise Racing05Jeff Green 4Newt Moore
Justin Ashburn 1
Casey Atwood 23
Brad Baker 2
Victor Gonzalez Jr. 1
Mark Day 3
Blake Koch 1
NEMCO Motorsports87Joe Nemechek 22Mike Boerschinger
Cory Shea
Kevin Conway 5
Chad Blount 1
Jeff Fuller 2
Mike Bliss 4
Dave Blaney 1

Limited schedule

ManufacturerTeamNo.DriverRoundsChevroletDodgeFordToyotaChevrolet
FordChevrolet
Toyota
Richard Childress Racing2Austin Dillon4
Sean Caisse2
Corrie Stott Racing02Andy Ponstein11
Kevin Harvick, Inc.4J. R. Fitzpatrick1
JD Motorsports04Mark Green1
Kertus Davis6
JR Motorsports5Dale Earnhardt Jr.7
Mark Martin1
Scott Wimmer6
Ryan Newman4
Ron Fellows2
Tony Stewart1
Richard Boswell1
Kelly Bires1
Stellar Quest Racing19J. C. Stout4
Trail Motorsports22Johnny Borneman III3
Rick Ware Racing31Stanton Barrett8
Kerry Earnhardt3
Tim Andrews4
Daryl Harr5
Travis Kittleson8
Jeffrey Earnhardt1
Kevin Hamlin1
Nick Joanides1
41Derrike Cope3
Justin Hobgood4
Stanton Barrett2
Tom Hubert1
Kevin Hamlin2
79Stanton Barrett1
SK Motorsports44Danny O'Quinn Jr.1
Jarit Johnson2
Clements Racing50Jeremy Clements6
Mac Hill Motorsports56Larry Foyt1
Horn Auto Racing58Chris Horn3
Xxxtreme MotorsportsMike Harmon1
Josh Wise2
Chase Austin1
ML Motorsports70Mark Green2
Shelby Howard19
E.O.C. Motorsports71Joe Ruttman3
Bob Schacht Racing75Bobby Gerhart2
Brandon Knupp1
Kenny Hendrick1
Herd RacingBrett Rowe2
Cardinal Motorsports77Peyton Sellers12
Hendrick Motorsports80Tony Stewart1
Mike Harmon Racing84Mike Harmon12
Jennifer Jo Cobb1
Penske Racing22Parker Kligerman2
Smith-Ganassi Racing42Kenny Hendrick11
David Gilliland3
Kevin Hamlin1
Scott Lagasse Jr.1
Aric Almirola1
Todd Kluever1
Todd Bodine1 Todd Bodine qualified the No. 42 car at Homestead (race #35), but was replaced in the race by Parker Kligerman after he failed to qualify in his own No. 22 car.
Parker Kligerman1
Derrike Cope, Inc.73Kevin Lepage3
Derrike Cope14
Chase Miller1
78Kevin Lepage9
Derrike Cope2
79Jennifer Jo Cobb1
TW Racing86Antonio Pérez2
Whitney Motorsports92Willie Allen3
Dennis Setzer5
96Dennis Setzer14 Dennis Setzer qualified the No. 96 car at Texas I (race #5), but was replaced in the race by Brian Keselowski after he failed to qualify in his own No. 26 car.
Brian Keselowski4
Willie Allen3
Blake Bjorklund1
Andy Ponstein1
Michael McDowell8
Roush Fenway Racing17Matt Kenseth1
Ricky Stenhouse Jr.1
Rensi-Hamilton Racing25Bobby Hamilton Jr.1
Go Green Racing39Eddie MacDonald2
Means Racing55Brad Teague1
VSI Racing72Benny Gordon9
Ray Hackett Racing76Ryan Hackett1
Borneman Racing83Johnny Borneman III8
Yates Racing98Paul Menard17
Baker Curb Racing37Kevin Hamlin2
43Josh Wise1
Braun Racing with
Richard Petty MotorsportsKasey Kahne1
CJM Racing14Justin Lofton1
Marc Davis Motorsports36Marc Davis3
Robby Gordon Motorsports55Robby Gordon1
Day Enterprise Racing85Justin Ashburn1
Casey Atwood3
Brad Baker1
Jeff Green1
Smith-Ganassi Racing52Trevor Bayne1
Means RacingDonnie Neuenberger3
Scott Gaylord3
Kevin Lepage8
Brad Teague5
Kevin Hamlin4
Chris Lawson3
Jack Smith1
Mike Wallace1
Tony Ave2
SK Motorsports07David Green9
Patrick Carpentier1
Donny Lia1
Mike Harmon7
Chase Mattioli1
Kris Szekeres1
Jason White1
Josh Wise1
Jarit Johnson2
Danny O'Quinn Jr.6
Xxxtreme MotorsportsChase Austin4

Notes

  • Penske purchased the #59 car's 2008 owner's points from JTG Daugherty Racing for the 2009 season.
  • The #23 car's owners points were purchased from JD Motorsports for the season, coming from the #01 car in 2008.
  • RAB Racing used Jay Robinson's #4 car's owner points from 2008, which had previously belonged to James Finch.
  • The 07 team used the former Fitz Motorsports' teams owner points. Fitz now runs as Trail Motorsports.

Races

Camping World 300

The Camping World 300 was held February 14 at Daytona International Speedway. Kevin Harvick took the pole but Tony Stewart won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeamDanny O'Quinn Jr. finished 23rd and suffered a 25-point penalty.Mike Harmon finished 29th and suffered a 25-point penalty.John Wes Townley finished 21st and suffered a 100-point penalty.All 3 drivers for unapproved adjustments on their cars.
180Tony StewartChevroletHendrick Motorsports
260Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
329Clint BowyerChevroletRichard Childress Racing
418Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
516Greg BiffleFordRoush Fenway Racing
632Brian VickersToyotaBraun Racing
75Dale Earnhardt Jr.ChevroletJR Motorsports
86David RaganFordRoush Fenway Racing
927Jason KellerFordBaker Curb Racing
1017Matt KensethFordRoush Fenway Racing

Did not qualify: Larry Foyt (#56), Johnny Chapman (#90), Stanton Barrett (#31), Terry Cook (#91), Derrike Cope (#41), Johnny Borneman, III (#22).

  • Justin Ashburn (#85) withdraw prior qualifying for unknown reasons.

Stater Brothers 300

The Stater Brothers 300 was held February 21 at Auto Club Speedway. Carl Edwards took the pole but Kyle Busch won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
118Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
233Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
320Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
460Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
56David RaganFordRoush Fenway Racing
629Jeff BurtonChevroletRichard Childress Racing
710David ReutimannToyotaBraun Racing
832Brian VickersToyotaBraun Racing
962Brendan Gaughan (R)ChevroletRusty Wallace Racing
1066Steve WallaceChevroletRusty Wallace Racing

Did not qualify: Scott Wimmer (#40), Johnny Borneman, III (#22), Mike Harmon (#84), Andy Ponstein (#02).

Sam's Town 300

The Sam's Town 300 was held February 28 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Scott Speed took the pole but Greg Biffle won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
116Greg BiffleFordRoush Fenway Racing
260Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
332Brian VickersToyotaBraun Racing
438Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
55Dale Earnhardt Jr.ChevroletJR Motorsports
647Michael McDowellToyotaJTG Daugherty Racing
762Brendan Gaughan (R)ChevroletRusty Wallace Racing
812Justin Allgaier (R)DodgePenske Championship Racing
911Scott Lagasse Jr. (R)ToyotaCJM Racing
1029Jeff BurtonChevroletRichard Childress Racing

Did not qualify: Derrike Cope (#41), Kertus Davis (#49), Johnny Borneman, III (#22), Mike Harmon (#84).

Scotts Turf Builder 300

The Scotts Turf Builder 300 was held March 21 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Brendan Gaughan got his first Nationwide series career pole but Kevin Harvick won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
133Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
260Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
329Clint BowyerChevroletRichard Childress Racing
416Matt KensethFordRoush Fenway Racing
512Justin Allgaier (R)DodgePenske Championship Racing
618Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
766Steve WallaceChevroletRusty Wallace Racing
899Scott SpeedToyotaMichael Waltrip Racing
920Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
1038Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing

Did not qualify: Mark Green (#70), Kertus Davis (#49), Brad Teague (#55), Brian Keselowski (#26), Stanton Barrett (#31), Mike Harmon (#84), Benny Gordon (#72).

  • Joe Ruttman (#71) was forced to withdraw after a wreck in final practice.

O'Reilly 300

The O'Reilly 300 was held April 4 at Texas Motor Speedway. Kyle Busch took the pole and won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
118Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
233Tony StewartChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
388Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
46David RaganFordRoush Fenway Racing
598Paul MenardFordYates Racing
616Matt KensethFordRoush Fenway Racing
71Mike BlissChevroletPhoenix Racing
829Jeff BurtonChevroletRichard Childress Racing
910David ReutimannToyotaBraun Racing
1012Justin Allgaier (R)DodgePenske Championship Racing

Did not qualify: Scott Wimmer (#40), Josh Wise (#43), Brian Keselowski (#26), Kertus Davis (#49), Kerry Earnhardt (#31), Mike Harmon (#84).

  • Brian Keselowski replaced Dennis Setzer in the #96 car in the race, after failing to qualify his #26.

Nashville 300

The Nashville 300 was held on April 11 at Nashville Superspeedway. Joey Logano won his 2nd career NNS race. 1992 series champion Joe Nemechek took a wild ride after contact with several cars and flipped once. The car was fine, and he drove it around the track a few times before being black-flagged.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
120Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
218Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
388Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
433Kelly BiresChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
560Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
638Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
76David RaganFordRoush Fenway Racing
81Mike BlissChevroletPhoenix Racing
966Steve WallaceChevroletRusty Wallace Racing
1011Scott Lagasse Jr. (R)ToyotaCJM Racing

Did not qualify: Brad Teague (#52), Andy Ponstein (#02), Mike Harmon (#84), Ryan Hackett (#76), Mark Green (#0).

Bashas' Supermarket 200

The Bashas' Supermarket 200 was held April 17 at Phoenix International Raceway. Carl Edwards took the pole but Greg Biffle won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
116Greg BiffleFordRoush Fenway Racing
238Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
388Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
420Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
533Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
66David RaganFordRoush Fenway Racing
762Brendan GaughanChevroletRusty Wallace Racing
812Justin Allgaier (R)DodgePenske Championship Racing
91Mike BlissChevroletPhoenix Racing
1018Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing

Did not qualify: Kenny Hendrick (#42), Andy Ponstein (#02), Mike Harmon (#84), Dennis Setzer (#96).

Aaron's 312

The Aaron's 312 was held April 25 at Talladega Superspeedway. David Ragan edged out Ryan Newman by .030 of a second for his first win in any of NASCAR's three top national series. Matt Kenseth had a scary wreck in which he flipped 3 times on the backstretch. Kenseth was uninjured.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
16David RaganFordRoush Fenway Racing
233Ryan NewmanChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
320Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
434Tony RainesChevroletFront Row Motorsports
55Dale Earnhardt Jr.ChevroletJR Motorsports
638Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
727Jason KellerFordBaker Curb Racing
811Scott Lagasse Jr. (R)ToyotaCJM Racing
988Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
1018Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing

Did not qualify: Johnny Chapman (#90), Justin Hobgood (#91), Scott Wimmer (#40), Mike Harmon (#84).

Lipton Tea 250

The Lipton Tea 250 was held May 1 at Richmond International Raceway. Matt Kenseth took the pole but Kyle Busch won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
118Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
260Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
316Matt KensethFordRoush Fenway Racing
488Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
533Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
620Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
75Mark MartinChevroletJR Motorsports
847Michael McDowellToyotaJTG Daugherty Racing
927Jason KellerFordBaker Curb Racing
1038Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing

Did not qualify: Kevin Hamlin (#52), Kenny Hendrick (#42), Travis Kittleson (#31), John Wes Townley (#09), Mike Harmon (#84).

Diamond Hill Plywood 200

The Diamond Hill Plywood 200 was held May 8 at Darlington Raceway. The qualify rained out so Kyle Busch started 1st but Matt Kenseth won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
116Matt KensethFordRoush Fenway Racing
238Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
360Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
46Erik Darnell (R)FordRoush Fenway Racing
512Justin Allgaier (R)DodgePenske Championship Racing
633Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
71Mike BlissChevroletPhoenix Racing
829Jeff BurtonChevroletRichard Childress Racing
95Scott WimmerChevroletJR Motorsports
1032Brian VickersToyotaBraun Racing

Did not qualify: Dennis Setzer (#96), Paul Menard (#98), Derrike Cope (#73), Justin Hobgood (#41).

CarQuest Auto Parts 300

The CarQuest Auto Parts 300 was held May 23 at Lowe's Motor Speedway. Carl Edwards took the pole. The race was shortened to 170 laps due to rain so Mike Bliss won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
11Mike BlissChevroletPhoenix Racing
262Brendan Gaughan (R)ChevroletRusty Wallace Racing
318Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
432Brian VickersToyotaBraun Racing
520Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
638Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
76David RaganFordRoush Fenway Racing
888Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
929Jeff BurtonChevroletRichard Childress Racing
1060Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing

Did not qualify: Morgan Shepherd (#89), Casey Atwood (#05), John Wes Townley (#09), Kevin Lepage (#52), Kertus Davis (#49), Marc Davis (#36), Mike Harmon (#84).

  • Brandon Knupp (#75) was forced to withdraw after a wreck in practice.

Heluva Good! 200

The Heluva Good! 200 was held May 30 at Dover International Speedway. Joey Logano took the pole but Brad Keselowski won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
188Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
220Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
329Clint BowyerChevroletRichard Childress Racing
432Brian VickersToyotaBraun Racing
560Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
698Paul MenardFordYates Racing
799Scott SpeedToyotaMichael Waltrip Racing
838Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
927Jason KellerFordBaker Curb Racing
1012Justin Allgaier (R)DodgePenske Championship Racing

Did not qualify: Jeffrey Earnhardt (#31).

Federated Auto Parts 300

The Federated Auto Parts 300 was held June 6 at Nashville Superspeedway and was dominated by Kyle Busch. This was his first win in Nashville. The victory made news as Kyle smashed the trophy – a custom painted Gibson guitar – in victory lane.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
118Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
288Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
360Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
41Mike BlissChevroletPhoenix Racing
538Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
629Stephen LeichtChevroletRichard Childress Racing
766Steve WallaceChevroletRusty Wallace Racing
847Michael McDowellToyotaJTG Daugherty Racing
96Erik Darnell (R)FordRoush Fenway Racing
1020Brad ColemanToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing

Did not qualify: Justin Hobgood (#41), Daryl Harr (#31).

Meijer 300

The Meijer 300 was held June 13 at Kentucky Speedway. Joey Logano took the pole and won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
120Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
218Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
388Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
462Brendan Gaughan (R)ChevroletRusty Wallace Racing
512Justin Allgaier (R)DodgePenske Championship Racing
638Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
715Michael Annett (R)ToyotaGermain Racing
832Burney LamarToyotaBraun Racing
916Ricky Stenhouse Jr.FordRoush Fenway Racing
1033Kelly BiresChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.

Did not qualify: Jeff Green (#91), J. C. Stout (#19), Benny Gordon (#72), Blake Bjorklund (#96), Kevin Lepage (#52), Travis Kittleson (#31).

NorthernTool.com 250

The NorthernTool.com 250 was held June 20 at Milwaukee Mile. Erik Darnell got his first Nationwide series career pole but Carl Edwards won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
160Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
218Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
388Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
46Erik Darnell (R)FordRoush Fenway Racing
516Ricky Stenhouse Jr.FordRoush Fenway Racing
666Steve WallaceChevroletRusty Wallace Racing
71Mike BlissChevroletPhoenix Racing
829Stephen LeichtChevroletRichard Childress Racing
933Ron Hornaday Jr.ChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
1038Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing

Did not qualify: Morgan Shepherd (#89), Kevin Lepage (#52), Stanton Barrett (#41), John Wes Townley (#09).

Camping World RV Sales 200 presented by Turtle Wax

The Camping World RV Sales 200 presented by Turtle Wax was held June 27 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Joey Logano won the pole for the third straight race he attempted. Kyle Busch won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
118Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
220Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
388Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
41Mike BlissChevroletPhoenix Racing
533Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
660Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
716Greg BiffleFordRoush Fenway Racing
899Scott SpeedToyotaMichael Waltrip Racing
96Erik Darnell (R)FordRoush Fenway Racing
1038Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing

Did not qualify: Justin Hobgood (#41), Morgan Shepherd (#89), Kertus Davis (#04), Mike Wallace (#0).

Subway Jalapeño 250

The Subway Jalapeño 250 was held July 3 at Daytona International Speedway. Clint Bowyer took the pole and won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
129Clint BowyerChevroletRichard Childress Racing
218Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
660Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
420Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
510Kasey KahneToyotaBraun Racing
688Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
732Brian VickersToyotaBraun Racing
812Justin Allgaier (R)DodgePenske Championship Racing
96David RaganFordRoush Fenway Racing
1033Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.

Did not qualify: Terry Cook (#91), Brian Keselowski (#26), Mike Wallace (#0).

Dollar General 300 (Chicagoland)

The Dollar General 300 was held July 10 at Chicagoland Speedway. Carl Edwards took the pole but Joey Logano won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
120Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
218Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
332Brian VickersToyotaBraun Racing
438Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
533Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
660Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
716Greg BiffleFordRoush Fenway Racing
810David ReutimannToyotaBraun Racing
91Mike BlissChevroletPhoenix Racing
1012Justin Allgaier (R)DodgePenske Championship Racing

Did not qualify: Johnny Chapman (#90), J. C. Stout (#19), Stanton Barrett (#31), Kevin Hamlin (#52), Morgan Shepherd (#89), Brian Keselowski (#96).

Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers 250

The Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers 250 was held July 18 at Gateway International Raceway. Brad Keselowski took the pole but Kyle Busch won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
118Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
232Reed SorensonToyotaBraun Racing
360Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
41Mike BlissChevroletPhoenix Racing
520Brad ColemanToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
629Stephen LeichtChevroletRichard Childress Racing
715Michael Annett (R)ToyotaGermain Racing
888Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
927Jason KellerFordBaker Curb Racing
106Erik Darnell (R)FordRoush Fenway Racing

Did not qualify: Morgan Shepherd (#89), Jeff Green (#85), Kertus Davis (#04), Joe Ruttman (#71), Stanton Barrett (#31), Brad Teague (#52).

Kroger 200

The Kroger 200 was held July 25 at O'Reilly Raceway Park. Trevor Bayne took the pole but Carl Edwards won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
160Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
218Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
316Matt KensethFordRoush Fenway Racing
488Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
566Steve WallaceChevroletRusty Wallace, Inc.
633Ron Hornaday Jr.ChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
799Trevor BayneToyotaMichael Waltrip Racing
838Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
95Scott WimmerChevroletJR Motorsports
1028Kenny WallaceChevroletJay Robinson Racing

Did not qualify: Dennis Setzer (#96), Brian Keselowski (#26), Joe Ruttman (#71), John Wes Townley (#09), Mike Wallace (#0).

U.S. Cellular 250

The U.S. Cellular 250 was held August 1 and was the inaugural Nationwide series race at Iowa Speedway. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and Justin Allgaier tied for the pole but Stenhouse started 1st. Brad Keselowski won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
188Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
218Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
338Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
460Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
510Kelly BiresToyotaBraun Racing
627Jason KellerFordBaker Curb Racing
728Kenny WallaceChevroletJay Robinson Racing
826Michael McDowellDodgeWhitney Motorsports
911Scott Lagasse Jr. (R)ToyotaCJM Racing
1029Stephen LeichtChevroletRichard Childress Racing

Did not qualify: Shelby Howard (#70), Peyton Sellers (#77), Kenny Hendrick (#75), Derrike Cope (#78), Andy Ponstein (#96), Jack Smith (#52), Chris Horn (#58).

Zippo 200

The Zippo 200 was held August 8 at Watkins Glen International. Kevin Harvick took the pole but Marcos Ambrose won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
147Marcos AmbroseToyotaJTG Daugherty Racing
218Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
360Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
433Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
55Ron FellowsChevroletJR Motorsports
629Jeff BurtonChevroletRichard Childress Racing
716Greg BiffleFordRoush Fenway Racing
86David RaganFordRoush Fenway Racing
988Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
1099Scott SpeedToyotaMichael Waltrip Racing

Did not qualify: Peyton Sellers (#77), Daryl Harr (#31), Brad Baker (#05), Scott Gaylord (#52), Brett Rowe (#75).

Carfax 250

The Carfax 250 was held August 15 at Michigan International Speedway. Brian Vickers took the pole but Brad Keselowski won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
188Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
232Brian VickersToyotaBraun Racing
318Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
46David RaganFordRoush Fenway Racing
533Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
65Ryan NewmanChevroletJR Motorsports
712Justin Allgaier (R)DodgePenske Championship Racing
816Greg BiffleFordRoush Fenway Racing
929Jeff BurtonChevroletRichard Childress Racing
1098Paul MenardFordYates Racing

Did not qualify: Kevin Lepage (#73), Jason White (#07), Casey Atwood (#05), Kertus Davis (#0), Derrike Cope (#78), J. C. Stout (#19), Morgan Shepherd (#89), John Wes Townley (#09).

Food City 250

The Food City 250 was held August 21 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Brad Keselowski took the pole but David Ragan won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
16David RaganFordRoush Fenway Racing
260Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
388Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
433Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
516Matt KensethFordRoush Fenway Racing
638Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
729Clint BowyerChevroletRichard Childress Racing
815Michael Annett (R)ToyotaGermain Racing
998Paul MenardFordYates Racing
1026Michael McDowellDodgeWhitney Motorsports

Did not qualify: Dennis Setzer (#96), Kertus Davis (#0), Shelby Howard (#70), Travis Kittleson (#31), Scott Lagasse Jr. (#42), Morgan Shepherd (#89).

NAPA Auto Parts 200 presented by Dodge

All practice and qualifying was done in the wet using rain tires. The final 16 laps of the race were also run under wet conditions using rain tires. For the third consecutive year, Marcos Ambrose dominated the race, but he blew the final corner by jumping over the curb too high, giving Edwards the win. Ambrose also won the pole.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
160Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
247Marcos AmbroseToyotaJTG Daugherty Racing
311Andrew RangerToyotaCJM Racing
432Jacques VilleneuveToyotaBraun Racing
588Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
634Tony RainesChevroletFront Row Motorsports
723Jean-François DumoulinChevroletR3 Motorsports
829Stephen LeichtChevroletRichard Childress Racing
962Brendan GaughanChevroletRusty Wallace Racing
1018Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing

Did not qualify: Daryl Harr (#31), Morgan Shepherd (#89).

Degree Men V12 300

The Degree Men V12 300 was held September 5 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Dale Earnhardt Jr. took the pole but Kevin Harvick won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
133Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
218Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
35Dale Earnhardt Jr.ChevroletJR Motorsports
488Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
529Jeff BurtonChevroletRichard Childress Racing
620Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
760Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
816Greg BiffleFordRoush Fenway Racing
96David RaganFordRoush Fenway Racing
101Reed SorensonChevroletPhoenix Racing

Did not qualify: Derrike Cope (#73), Morgan Shepherd (#89), John Wes Townley (#09), J. C. Stout (#0), Tony Ave (#52).

Virginia 529 College Savings 250

The Virginia 529 College Savings 250 was held September 11 at Richmond International Raceway. Denny Hamlin took the pole but Carl Edwards won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
160Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
233Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
318Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
488Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
532David ReutimannToyotaBraun Racing
61Martin Truex Jr.ChevroletPhoenix Racing
711Trevor BayneToyotaCJM Racing
812Justin Allgaier (R)DodgePenske Championship Racing
966Steve WallaceChevroletRusty Wallace, Inc.
1099Scott SpeedToyotaMichael Waltrip Racing

Did not qualify: Derrike Cope (#73), Casey Atwood (#05), Morgan Shepherd (#89), Chris Lawson (#52).

Dover 200

The Dover 200 was held September 26 at Dover International Speedway. Kyle Busch took the pole but Clint Bowyer won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
129Clint BowyerChevroletRichard Childress Racing
211Mike BlissToyotaCJM Racing
388Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
418Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
560Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
638Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
710Reed SorensonToyotaBraun Racing
899Scott SpeedToyotaMichael Waltrip Racing
932David ReutimannToyotaBraun Racing
1027Jason KellerFordBaker Curb Racing

Did not qualify: J. C. Stout (#0).

Kansas Lottery 300

The Kansas Lottery 300 was held October 3 at Kansas Speedway. Parker Kligerman got his first Nationwide series career pole. Joey Logano won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
120Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
218Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
388Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
433Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
516Greg BiffleFordRoush Fenway Racing
612Justin Allgaier (R)DodgePenske Championship Racing
760Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
899Scott SpeedToyotaMichael Waltrip Racing
929Clint BowyerChevroletRichard Childress Racing
1010Reed SorensonToyotaBraun Racing

Did not qualify: Michael McDowell (#96), Kevin Hamlin (#52), Willie Allen (#92), Derrike Cope (#73), Jennifer Jo Cobb (#79), Morgan Shepherd (#89), Chris Horn (#58), Andy Ponstein (#02).

  • Michael McDowell replaced Chase Miller in the #47 car in the race, after failing to qualify his #96.

Copart 300

The Copart 300 was held October 10 at Auto Club Speedway. Joey Logano took the pole and won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
120Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
232Brian VickersToyotaBraun Racing
360Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
433Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
588Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
615Michael Annett (R)ToyotaGermain Racing
762Brendan Gaughan (R)ChevroletRusty Wallace, Inc.
81David GillilandChevroletPhoenix Racing
96David RaganFordRoush Fenway Racing
1027Jason KellerFordBaker Curb Racing

Did not qualify: Stanton Barrett (#31), Jarit Johnson (#44), Casey Atwood (#05).

Dollar General 300 (Charlotte)

The Dollar General 300 was held October 16 at Lowe's Motor Speedway. Carl Edwards took the pole but Kyle Busch won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
118Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
211Mike BlissToyotaCJM Racing
387Dave BlaneyToyotaBraun Racing
432Brian VickersToyotaBraun Racing
560Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
688Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
733Ryan NewmanChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
843Kasey KahneToyotaBraun Racing
929Jeff BurtonChevroletRichard Childress Racing
1034Tony RainesChevroletFront Row Motorsports

Did not qualify: Terry Cook (#91), Kevin Lepage (#78), Casey Atwood (#05), Derrike Cope (#73), Peyton Sellers (#77), Morgan Shepherd (#89).

Kroger on Track for the Cure 250

The Kroger on Track for the Cure 250 was held October 24 at Memphis Motorsports Park. Justin Allgaier got his first Nationwide career pole. Kyle Busch nudged Brad Keselowski on the final turn but Keselowski held on and won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeamShelby Howard suffered 25 point penalty for unapproved adjustments on his car.
188Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
218Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
338Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
411Mike BlissToyotaCJM Racing
562Brendan Gaughan (R)ChevroletRusty Wallace Racing
660Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
740Scott WimmerChevroletKey Motorsports
899David ReutimannToyotaMichael Waltrip Racing
929Stephen LeichtChevroletRichard Childress Racing
101Landon CassillChevroletPhoenix Racing

Did not qualify: Johnny Chapman (#90), Todd Kluever (#42), Kevin Lepage (#78), Nick Joanides (#31), Mark Green (#49), Jarit Johnson (#44), Brad Teague (#52).

O'Reilly Challenge

The O'Reilly Challenge was held November 7 at Texas Motor Speedway. Matt Kenseth took the pole but Kyle Busch won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeamKyle Busch finished 1stHe suffered a 25-point penalty for an unapproved adjustment found on his car.
118Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
229Casey MearsChevroletRichard Childress Racing
338Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
416Matt KensethFordRoush Fenway Racing
588Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
633Kevin HarvickChervoletKevin Harvick, Inc.
732Brian VickersToyotaBraun Racing
86David RaganFordRoush Fenway Racing
960Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
1011Mike BlissToyotaCJM Racing

Did not qualify: Casey Atwood (#85), Mike Harmon (#84), Andy Ponstein (#02).

Able Body Labor 200

The Able Body Labor 200 was held November 14 at Phoenix International Raceway. Denny Hamlin won the pole with a new track record. Carl Edwards won the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
160Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
233Kevin HarvickChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
332Jason LefflerToyotaBraun Racing
429Clint BowyerChevroletRichard Childress Racing
588Brad KeselowskiChevroletJR Motorsports
66David RaganFordRoush Fenway Racing
716Matt KensethFordRoush Fenway Racing
811Mike BlissToyotaCJM Racing
918Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
1066Steve WallaceChevroletRusty Wallace Racing

Did not qualify: Chris Lawson (#52), Blake Koch (#05), Morgan Shepherd (#89), Daryl Harr (#31).

Ford 300

The Ford 300 was held November 21 at Homestead–Miami Speedway. Carl Edwards won the pole. Kyle Busch won the race and the championship. Denny Hamlin also spun Brad Keselowski earlier in the race.

Top ten finishersPos.Car #DriverMakeTeam
118Kyle BuschToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
260Carl EdwardsFordRoush Fenway Racing
329Jeff BurtonChevroletRichard Childress Racing
420Joey LoganoToyotaJoe Gibbs Racing
511Denny HamlinToyotaCJM Racing
632David ReutimannToyotaBraun Racing
733Ryan NewmanChevroletKevin Harvick, Inc.
866Steve WallaceToyotaRusty Wallace Racing
999Scott SpeedToyotaMichael Waltrip Racing
1016Matt KensethFordRoush Fenway Racing

Did not qualify: Jeremy Clements (#0), Chase Austin (#58), Johnny Borneman, III (#83), Parker Kligerman (#22), Morgan Shepherd (#89), Eddie MacDonald (#39), Jennifer Jo Cobb (#84), Brian Keselowski (#96), Benny Gordon (#72).

  • Parker Kligerman replaced Todd Bodine in the #42 car in the race, after failing to qualify his #22.

Final standings

Full Drivers' Championship

(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. Italics – Pole position set by owner's points. * – Most laps led.

PosDriverDAYCALLVSBRITEXNSHPHOTALRCHDARCLTDOVNSHKENMILNHADAYCHIGTYIRPIOWGLNMCHBRICGVATLRCHDOVKANCALCLTMEMTEXPHOHOMPts1568225472353644454054075640497400783960939141035981135691235481334491433711532481631771729621826321924042024032121942219922319892419662518762618372718072817752917503017423116923216483316033415913515353614983714123813613913054012604112484211914311854411784511494610904710594810534995750951519015287353846548335580756777577755874759743607296168962677636726466465661666256761968612696047058971562725007348374442754367639477375783687935780355813388233783307842938529286287872798826589255902549123992218932159421395208962009719898191991901001861011761021731031711041701051701061671071651081611091611101591111521121461131461141441151341161341171281181261191251201241211221221211231211241211251151261091271031281031291001301001319713297133941349413592136831377413870139701406714155142521435214449145461464314740148371493415034151152153154155156157158159160161162163PosDriverDAYCALLVSBRITEXNSHPHOTALRCHDARCLTDOVNSHKENMILNHADAYCHIGTYIRPIOWGLNMCHBRICGVATLRCHDOVKANCALCLTMEMTEXPHOHOMPts
Kyle Busch41*396*1*21010*1**16**3*17*1*2*2*122122232810234*2*31*1*21*91*
Carl Edwards2422185331323105320163631*434021715735691*2
Brad Keselowski222727123339411812333618841*913544335615512
Jason Leffler331141013626102685610101941483151162920326113032332718
Mike Bliss281322357894133711442874299433144327153434162211324*10816
Justin Allgaier (R)4014851029832385141013517138101121151772736178256161219251620
Steve Wallace421030714912341114172971461112162451712151716239121529312021108
Jason Keller9172528151217791516926232023221992561620162337151013101728121113
Brendan Gaughan (R)15972137177382619212244132117133112252229199312119297155161911
Michael Annett (R)351632201119162134293919277281935177351120138181425133061316222021
Kenny Wallace163114142124291723181833163733201627291071922141727262020242113171717
Tony Raines31211532222724415212628192121302323121518283323624221523201018152123
Michael McDowell (R)1436631171511158332011829141513253228827171011351929393823212925
Joey Logano2039121*436125212*41*3361114244
Kevin Harvick112291552317510517*30454*1*24462
Scott Wimmer32DNQ1122DNQ2819DNQ16928183316181721151593135211818141221257141519
Eric McClure2630162634262225392819232230323328312323203028252226292425281830192828
David Ragan85261947617309348419986
Danny O'Quinn Jr.2333183729322137202724211818272630291834242531323443343742353535
Brian Vickers6832010441273372*1328247
Scott Lagasse Jr. (R)431291316103281722322711131616182033379DNQ
Matt Kenseth1046353114351133114710
John Wes Townley (R)2122381636183618DNQ34DNQ384232DNQ28362121DNQ29DNQ33DNQ1831172840182324
Greg Biffle5341*1*12257778812514
Paul Menard11514DNQ216351429109151213113014
Erik Darnell (R)1249114910292312141718343131
David Reutimann127929811141159208186
Jeff Burton61082031891169593
Clint Bowyer3*3313141*71119264
Morgan Shepherd39191334283135233631DNQ221725DNQDNQ32DNQDNQ171921DNQDNQDNQDNQDNQ21DNQ33DNQ3432DNQDNQ
Joe Nemechek13352018393425111832362724242636353537363636
Trevor Bayne232812121227726302426719QL1314
Shelby Howard32142713122623261319DNQ18DNQ213526123133
Scott Speed40827131178101088279
Mike Wallace1939DNQDNQ3822DNQ39341919242217153015282215
Mark Green18DNQDNQ38434039413943193536394335433838363833403842383538DNQ433426
Brian Keselowski252919DNQ384127142124301630353134DNQDNQ20DNQ4233QLDNQ
Ken Butler III (R)201737283537172625253133QL2223353227
Matt Carter241532193021362612253326272529
Brandon Whitt372324242330263030252920202430
Robert Richardson Jr.343429241633212628242228223226
Ryan Newman263222356133077
Stephen Leicht1163186131089
Casey Atwood4035252722312543DNQ43402540373435DNQ4138DNQ3636DNQDNQQLDNQ41
Kevin Conway242315282024182427202422
Johnny ChapmanDNQ3942414343DNQ434242403839434343DNQ3941423943424240424243DNQ404042
Reed Sorenson2123510710163
Kelly Bires37424371036414040395322529
Burney Lamar15351313282215822
Jeremy Clements39273516QL2536321222293329DNQ
Dale Earnhardt Jr.7520513403
Brad Coleman102451613232928
Bobby Hamilton Jr.151427192922302328
Terry Cook (R)DNQ3741404242424141404139DNQ414038424141DNQ413940
David Green301831173038182414
Kenny Hendrick412612302535DNQ42DNQ3634DNQ373738
Dennis Setzer424338QL20DNQDNQ38424130DNQ42DNQ34383642424241
Peyton Sellers (R)261931311526DNQDNQ312833DNQ
Kertus Davis3825DNQDNQDNQ4039224240DNQ363542DNQ3342DNQ4237DNQDNQ
Denny Hamlin21343217*27125
Kevin Lepage363335DNQ3534DNQDNQ39393739DNQ4041434040DNQDNQ
Ricky Stenhouse Jr.23329530QL231940QL
David Gilliland15271519819
Brian Scott25153220301423
Michael Waltrip24151916404011
D. J. Kennington17243323192432
Derrike CopeDNQ43DNQWthWth22DNQ342240373638DNQDNQ26DNQDNQDNQ39DNQ
Mike Harmon29DNQDNQDNQDNQDNQDNQDNQDNQ37DNQ2639333431332643DNQ
Johnny Borneman IIIDNQDNQDNQ30262516223426DNQ
Kevin Hamlin333141DNQ263536DNQ43QL4143DNQ38363743
Kasey Kahne53711830
Tony Stewart1211
Jeff Green27Wth213623DNQ34DNQ24
Chase Miller4240373939QL3741393937
Benny GordonDNQ3637DNQ31121830DNQ
Aric Almirola11143427
Marcos Ambrose1*2*
Justin Marks3230312432
Dave Blaney4313433
Austin Dillon34182819
Travis KittlesonDNQ38DNQ293827DNQ27
Stanton BarrettDNQ2828DNQ2543DNQDNQDNQ24DNQ
Marc Davis2729DNQ3425
Ron Hornaday Jr.96
Tim Andrews33312630
Andy PonsteinDNQ233941DNQDNQDNQ37DNQ3936DNQ
Sean Murphy272320
Martin Truex Jr.616
Chase Austin37323629DNQ
James Buescher1113
J. C. Stout384037DNQ37DNQDNQDNQ40DNQ
Boris Said1125
Coleman Pressley4139414138
Ron Fellows535
Parker Kligerman1625
Willie Allen36424143DNQ43
Josh WiseDNQ372733
J. R. Fitzpatrick1827
Chad Blount42383638
Jeff Fuller303635
Kerry EarnhardtDNQ1238
Blake Koch17DNQ34
Donnie Neuenberger362842
Casey Mears2
Andrew Ranger3
Bobby Gerhart3320
Jacques Villeneuve4
Patrick Carpentier1738
Jeffrey EarnhardtDNQ2431
Mark Day333839
Brian IcklerQL3226
Mark Martin7
Jean-François Dumoulin7
Chris Cook314143
Landon Cassill10
Alex Tagliani2638
Brad TeagueDNQDNQDNQ3432DNQ
Justin HobgoodDNQDNQDNQ41DNQ3941
Jarit Johnson3334DNQDNQ
Antonio Pérez4013
Scott Gaylord3236DNQ
Robby Gordon14
Victor Gonzalez Jr.14
Matt DiBenedetto14
Justin Lofton16
Elliott Sadler18
Max Papis20
Travis Kvapil20
Brett RoweDNQ21
J. J. Yeley21
Sean Caisse2922
Eddie MacDonald22DNQ
Richard Boswell23
Bobby Hillin Jr.23
Patrick Sheltra4137
Brad Baker4140DNQ
Tom Hubert4143
Cale Gale31QL
Jason Bowles31
Chase Mattioli32
Chris Lawson36DNQDNQ
Daryl Harr37DNQDNQDNQDNQ
Andy Lally37
Chris Horn38DNQDNQ
Tony Ave39DNQ
Colin BraunQLQL40
Justin AshburnWth41
Kris Szekeres42
Steve Grissom43
Donny Lia43
Larry FoytDNQ
Ryan HackettDNQ
Blake BjorklundDNQ
Joe RuttmanWthDNQDNQ
Jack SmithDNQ
Jason WhiteDNQ
Jennifer Jo CobbDNQDNQ
Todd KlueverDNQ
Nick JoanidesDNQ
Brandon KnuppWth
Johnny SauterQLQL
Auggie VidovichQLQL
Todd BodineQL

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