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POS     CAR     DRIVER     MAKE     SPONSOR     SPEED     TIME     BEHIND
1    83    Brian Vickers    Toyota    Red Bull     189.110    38.073    Leader
2    18    Kyle Busch    Toyota    M&M's     188.536    38.189    -0.116
3    48    Jimmie Johnson    Chevrolet    Lowe's     188.299    38.237    -0.164
4    00    David Reutimann    Toyota    Aaron's Dream Machine     188.137    38.270    -0.197
5    2    Kurt Busch    Dodge    Miller Lite     187.950    38.308    -0.235
6    44    A.J. Allmendinger    Dodge    Stanley Tools     187.891    38.320    -0.247
7    42    Juan Montoya    Chevrolet    Target     187.681    38.363    -0.290
8    9    Kasey Kahne    Dodge    Budweiser     187.407    38.419    -0.346
9    33    Clint Bowyer    Chevrolet    Cheerios     187.320    38.437    -0.364
10    34    John Andretti    Chevrolet    Taco Bell     187.251    38.451    -0.378
11    14    Tony Stewart    Chevrolet    Office Depot / Old Spice     187.100    38.482    -0.409
12    29    Kevin Harvick    Chevrolet    Shell / Pennzoil     187.066    38.489    -0.416
13    7    Robby Gordon    Toyota    Red Stag by Jim Beam / Kid Rock     187.066    38.489    -0.416
14    11    Denny Hamlin    Toyota    FedEx Express     187.062    38.490    -0.417
15    21    Bill Elliott    Ford    Motorcraft     186.911    38.521    -0.448
16    17    Matt Kenseth    Ford    Carhartt     186.882    38.527    -0.454
17    96    Bobby Labonte    Ford    Ask.com     186.809    38.542    -0.469
18    39    Ryan Newman    Chevrolet    U.S. Army     186.727    38.559    -0.486
19    1    Martin Truex Jr.    Chevrolet    GE Reveal     186.635    38.578    -0.505
20    16    Greg Biffle    Ford    3M     186.582    38.589    -0.516
21    82    Scott Speed*    Toyota    Red Bull     186.533    38.599    -0.526
22    31    Jeff Burton    Chevrolet    Caterpillar     186.509    38.604    -0.531
23    6    David Ragan    Ford    UPS     186.446    38.617    -0.544
24    20    Joey Logano*    Toyota    The Home Depot     186.427    38.621    -0.548
25    19    Elliott Sadler    Dodge    Best Buy     186.287    38.650    -0.577
26    12    David Stremme    Dodge    Penske Racing     186.282    38.651    -0.578
27    24    Jeff Gordon    Chevrolet    National Guard "Year of the NCO" / DuPont     186.229    38.662    -0.589
28    43    Reed Sorenson    Dodge    Reynolds Wrap     186.205    38.667    -0.594
29    99    Carl Edwards    Ford    Aflac     186.046    38.700    -0.627
30    88    Dale Earnhardt Jr.    Chevrolet    Amp Energy / National Guard     186.003    38.709    -0.636
31    26    Jamie McMurray    Ford    Crown Royal     185.864    38.738    -0.665
32    5    Mark Martin    Chevrolet    Carquest / Kellogg's     185.854    38.740    -0.667
33    77    Sam Hornish Jr.    Dodge    Mobil 1     185.787    38.754    -0.681
34    47    Marcos Ambrose    Toyota    RaceSavers.com     185.787    38.754    -0.681
35    171    David Gilliland    Chevrolet    Charter Air
Transport.com     185.562    38.801    -0.728
36    55    Michael Waltrip    Toyota    NAPA Auto Parts     185.495    38.815    -0.742
37    07    Casey Mears    Chevrolet    Jack Daniel's     185.157    38.886    -0.813
38    98    Paul Menard    Ford    Pittsburgh Paints / Menards     185.095    38.899    -0.826
39    66    Dave Blaney    Toyota    Prism Motorsports     184.943    38.931    -0.858
40    187    Joe Nemechek    Toyota    NEMCO Motorsports     184.876    38.945    -0.872
41    37    Tony Raines    Dodge    Long John Silver's     184.535    39.017    -0.944
42    09    Sterling Marlin    Dodge    Miccosukee Resort & Gaming     184.440    39.037    -0.964
43    113    Max Papis*    Toyota    GEICO     183.360    39.267    -1.194
44    36    Mike Skinner    Toyota    Tommy Baldwin Racing     183.025    39.339    -1.266

Kudos to AJ Allmendinger, Juan Montoya and John Andretti on their top 10 qualifying runs.
 
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PRACTICE SPEEDS
LifeLock 400 | Michigan International Speedway
June 14, 2009 | Race 15 of 36 | Practice 1
http://www.nascar.com/races/cup/2009/15/data/practice1_speeds.html

FIN CAR DRIVER MAKE SPONSOR SPEED TIME BEHIND
1 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's 188.818 38.132 Leader
2 83 Brian Vickers Toyota Red Bull 188.610 38.174 -0.042
3 2 Kurt Busch Dodge Miller Lite 188.521 38.192 -0.060
4 42 Juan Montoya Chevrolet Target 188.354 38.226 -0.094
5 33 Clint Bowyer Chevrolet Cheerios 187.779 38.343 -0.211
6 12 David Stremme Dodge Penske Racing 187.730 38.353 -0.221
7 11 Denny Hamlin Toyota FedEx Express 187.290 38.443 -0.311
8 16 Greg Biffle Ford 3M 187.081 38.486 -0.354
9 39 Ryan Newman Chevrolet U.S. Army 186.969 38.509 -0.377
10 5 Mark Martin Chevrolet Carquest / Kellogg's 186.785 38.547 -0.415
11 77 Sam Hornish Jr. Dodge Mobil 1 186.364 38.634 -0.502
12 20 Joey Logano* Toyota The Home Depot 186.340 38.639 -0.507
13 1 Martin Truex Jr. Chevrolet GE Reveal 186.307 38.646 -0.514
14 96 Bobby Labonte Ford Ask.com 186.210 38.666 -0.534
15 31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet Caterpillar 186.095 38.690 -0.558
16 44 A.J. Allmendinger Dodge Stanley Tools 186.008 38.708 -0.576
17 9 Kasey Kahne Dodge Budweiser 185.994 38.711 -0.579
18 14 Tony Stewart Chevrolet Office Depot / Old Spice 185.970 38.716 -0.584
19 21 Bill Elliott Ford Motorcraft 185.878 38.735 -0.603
20 00 David Reutimann Toyota Aaron's Dream Machine 185.854 38.740 -0.608
21 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Amp Energy / National Guard 185.773 38.757 -0.625
22 18 Kyle Busch Toyota M&M's 185.744 38.763 -0.631
23 47 Marcos Ambrose Toyota RaceSavers.com 185.639 38.785 -0.653
24 26 Jamie McMurray Ford Crown Royal 185.634 38.786 -0.654
25 82 Scott Speed* Toyota Red Bull 185.591 38.795 -0.663
26 43 Reed Sorenson Dodge Reynolds Wrap 185.543 38.805 -0.673
27 7 Robby Gordon Toyota Red Stag by Jim Beam / Kid Rock 185.505 38.813 -0.681
28 6 David Ragan Ford UPS 185.390 38.837 -0.705
29 99 Carl Edwards Ford Aflac 184.962 38.927 -0.795
30 17 Matt Kenseth Ford Carhartt 184.743 38.973 -0.841
31 98 Paul Menard Ford Pittsburgh Paints / Menards 184.715 38.979 -0.847
32 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet Shell / Pennzoil 184.582 39.007 -0.875
33 55 Michael Waltrip Toyota NAPA Auto Parts 184.497 39.025 -0.893
34 19 Elliott Sadler Dodge Best Buy 184.412 39.043 -0.911
35 187 Joe Nemechek Toyota NEMCO Motorsports 184.139 39.101 -0.969
36 171 David Gilliland Chevrolet Charter Air T
ransport.com 183.819 39.169 -1.037
37 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet National Guard "Year of the NCO" / DuPont 183.449 39.248 -1.116
38 37 Tony Raines Dodge Long John Silver's 183.285 39.283 -1.151
39 66 Dave Blaney Toyota Prism Motorsports 183.043 39.335 -1.203
40 113 Max Papis* Toyota GEICO 182.584 39.434 -1.302
41 07 Casey Mears Chevrolet Jack Daniel's 181.915 39.579 -1.447
42 09 Sterling Marlin Dodge Miccosukee Resort & Gaming 181.887 39.585 -1.453
43 34 John Andretti Chevrolet Taco Bell 181.809 39.602 -1.470
44 36 Mike Skinner Toyota Tommy Baldwin Racing 181.616 39.644 -1.512

* Denotes Rookie
 
Magnethead said:
and qualifying doesn't even require a pitstop!

But look who's starting right behind him...The Kid.
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Well, hopefully both drivers move up. But I'm only expecting one of them to move up inside the top 20. ;)
 
kelloggs5TLfan said:
43 34 John Andretti Chevrolet Taco Bell 181.809 39.602 -1.470
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From 43rd to 10th. :confused:

John Andretti's always been one of my favorite drivers, and I hate to even suggest a driver might be cheating, but something doesn't smell right here. Hopefully, I'm wrong though... it wouldn't be the first time.
 
What happened to Gordon? I missed quals :(
Is this an impound race?
 
Intoxicate said:
What happened to Gordon? I missed quals :(
Is this an impound race?
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Belt fell off somewhere on the track and he blew up during the first practice. It's not an impound so there are 2 more practices but he will start in the back
 
AndyMarquisLIVE said:
The winner at Michigan doesn't start outside the top 10 very often.
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And the Chevy's seldom win there... I think two Chevy's have won in the past ten years and I still haven't decided whether a Chevy won last June or not but I am going anyway. :beerbang:
 
Smoke14 said:
And the Chevy's seldom win there... I think two Chevy's have won in the past ten years and I still haven't decided whether a Chevy won last June or not but I am going anyway. :beerbang:
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I'm going with a Toyota -- a yellow Toyota. I'll take the Wild Thing ftw. Give him a guitar if he does win. :lol2:
 
Dale Jr's win last year was Chevys 1st MIS win since 2001. Chevy has 17 wins since 1969 at MIS.

You don't got to look it up cause I already did!
 
Lap3Forever said:
Dale Jr's win last year was Chevys 1st MIS win since 2001. Chevy has 17 wins since 1969 at MIS.

You don't got to look it up cause I already did!
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I have been to every race since 1970 except for the first race in 1981 when my son was born.

And like I said, I am not sure a Chevy won last June as Dale passed the pace car under caution like three times. :eek2:
 
And im not sure the biff won one race as he held everyone up as he ran out of gas under the yellow. Did he keep a stedy speed? Nope. :)
 
foehammer111 said:
Did I just read that Robby Gordon qualified 13th?

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Yup! He had a tough time at the Baja though.

OFF-ROAD RACING > News > Press Releases
Posted by on Jun 12, 2009, 14:08
We are deeply disappointed with SCORE’s decision and reject their claims in the strongest possible terms. We plan an immediate appeal of this unjust decision. My win at Baja was made possible by the hard work of my team and the support of my fans and sponsors. I want to assure all of these people that I will do whatever it takes to rebut these charges, clear my name and have my first place finish restored.
 
Smoke14 said:
Yup! He had a tough time at the Baja though.

OFF-ROAD RACING > News > Press Releases
Posted by on Jun 12, 2009, 14:08
We are deeply disappointed with SCORE’s decision and reject their claims in the strongest possible terms. We plan an immediate appeal of this unjust decision. My win at Baja was made possible by the hard work of my team and the support of my fans and sponsors. I want to assure all of these people that I will do whatever it takes to rebut these charges, clear my name and have my first place finish restored.
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WTF?

I didn't hear they took the win away. Man, that guy puts up with more **** then any other driver I can think of in any series.
 
foehammer111 said:
WTF?

I didn't hear they took the win away. Man, that guy puts up with more **** then any other driver I can think of in any series.
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Well when you are pretty much a slimeball that will try anything...you are going to put up with alot of crap....
 
Gordon_Fan24 said:
Well when you are pretty much a slimeball that will try anything...you are going to put up with alot of crap....
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Agreed. Robby Gordon asks for the crap that he gets.


Good starting position for Reutimann and Allmendinger. I hope they can stay in the front. Big WTF to John Andretti getting 10th, but it probably won't be long until he falls back.
 
AndyMarquisLIVE said:
The winner at Michigan doesn't start outside the top 10 very often.
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They did today Andy. Actually the top 5 started outside the top 10. Go Gordon :p:D



FIN ST CAR DRIVER MAKE SPONSOR PTS/BNS LAPS STATUS
1 32 5 Mark Martin Chevrolet Carquest / Kellogg's 190/5 200 Running
2 27 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet National Guard "Year of the NCO" / DuPont 170/0 200 Running
3 14 11 Denny Hamlin Toyota FedEx Express 170/5 200 Running
4 29 99 Carl Edwards Ford Aflac 165/5 200 Running
5 20 16 Greg Biffle Ford 3M 160/5 200 Running
 
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