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Re: Starting line up for Michigan
What, they didn't fix the engine?!
Maybe he'd do better if just grabbed one of the Taurus's off his lot here in NC
HotinMo said:
What, they didn't fix the engine?!
Maybe he'd do better if just grabbed one of the Taurus's off his lot here in NC 
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Tuesdays Power Rankings on Wednesday
1 1 Jimmie Johnson His dad was given a $25,000 check after the race ended on Sunday. And he wasn’t even a field filler.
2 2 Dale Earnhardt Jr. We know all the women are upset that Dale Earnhardt Jr. has gone public with his girlfriend, but she’s been good luck for him. Pre-girlfriend stats: 9.57 average finish. Post-girlfriend stats: 7.0 average finish.
3 3 Bobby Labonte Man, it’s like old times for Bobby. Fourth in the points. He hasn’t been this good since President Bush was elected. Maybe he won’t be forced to vote for John Kerry after all.
4 7 Matt Kenseth So if NASCAR places you on probation, do they assign you a probation officer? And, if so, can it please be Tony Stewart?
5 10 Ryan Newman Forget the “Free Pass” or the “Lucky Dog Rule.” Call it “The Newman.”
6 16 Elliott Sadler He is tied with Jeff Gordon in the standings. If that ain’t braggin’ rights for a small-town boy from Virginia, nothing is.
7 11 Kasey Kahne He was a bridesmaid. Again. However, June is the month for weddings.
8 4 Jeff Gordon It’s a good thing his engine was so loud when it exploded. It woke the crowd up.
9 5 Jeremy Mayfield He really needed a good finish at Michigan to gather some momentum for Sonoma, where he’s never excelled.
10 6 Tony Stewart Ouch. That was a harsh penalty for leaving the drivers’ meeting early. We’ll bet he doesn’t do that at Bristol.
11 15 Michael Waltrip Man, Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s words really fired him up. Maybe Michael should threaten to replace himself in his own Busch car since he’s been struggling in the Busch Series.
12 8 Jamie McMurray That was a pretty bad joke they used about McMurray on Sunday – the TV crew said that he blew a piston in the city that hosts the Pistons. Bad joke. We should know about bad jokes. We make plenty of them in this column.
13 9 Mark Martin Engine at Pocono. Transmission at Michigan. No wonder his hair is white.
14 13 Kurt Busch He leads the series in 11th-place finishes (with three). Bet you didn’t know that. He also leads the series in 12th-place finishes (with two).
15 20 Dale Jarrett We could sit here and make a joke about how he and Phil Mickelson both faded on Sunday, but we won’t, mainly because we haven’t seen the last of either one of them in 2004.
16 12 Robby Gordon If only the Indy 500 were held at Infineon Raceway. With stock cars.
17 19 Brian Vickers Look at this guy’s last five starting spots: 1, 5, 3, 2, 2. You can tell Vickers is just a kid. Once school let out, he caught fire.
18 15 Kevin Harvick He had on a Matt Kenseth T-shirt at Michigan. Why? Was it a condition of his probation?
19 17 Terry Labonte If Terry has two or three more wins in him, you can bet Sonoma's going to be one of them.
20 21 Rusty Wallace He has not won in Sonoma since 1996. Which, of course, means he will win this weekend. The Budweiser donkey did not approve this message.
21 18 Casey Mears His grandmother crosses her fingers during the races. Looks like it can get pretty painful, too. Which means she is another one of those people who is hopeful Pocono gets shortened to 300 miles someday.
22 NR Sterling Marlin That would have been a great victory lane speech. It would have been 10 words, but quality always beats quantity.
23 22 Greg Biffle He crashed with Tony Stewart late in the day at Michigan. It's just an assumption, but we bet he wishes Tony hadn’t walked out of that drivers’ meeting.
24 23 Jeff Burton To quote a Jay-Z song: He’s got 99 problems and a sponsor is one.
25 25 Scott Riggs He's one of only two rookies who has even had a start at a road course. Scott Wimmer is the other. Of course, Kasey Kahne will still finish second this weekend
1 1 Jimmie Johnson His dad was given a $25,000 check after the race ended on Sunday. And he wasn’t even a field filler.
2 2 Dale Earnhardt Jr. We know all the women are upset that Dale Earnhardt Jr. has gone public with his girlfriend, but she’s been good luck for him. Pre-girlfriend stats: 9.57 average finish. Post-girlfriend stats: 7.0 average finish.
3 3 Bobby Labonte Man, it’s like old times for Bobby. Fourth in the points. He hasn’t been this good since President Bush was elected. Maybe he won’t be forced to vote for John Kerry after all.
4 7 Matt Kenseth So if NASCAR places you on probation, do they assign you a probation officer? And, if so, can it please be Tony Stewart?
5 10 Ryan Newman Forget the “Free Pass” or the “Lucky Dog Rule.” Call it “The Newman.”
6 16 Elliott Sadler He is tied with Jeff Gordon in the standings. If that ain’t braggin’ rights for a small-town boy from Virginia, nothing is.
7 11 Kasey Kahne He was a bridesmaid. Again. However, June is the month for weddings.
8 4 Jeff Gordon It’s a good thing his engine was so loud when it exploded. It woke the crowd up.
9 5 Jeremy Mayfield He really needed a good finish at Michigan to gather some momentum for Sonoma, where he’s never excelled.
10 6 Tony Stewart Ouch. That was a harsh penalty for leaving the drivers’ meeting early. We’ll bet he doesn’t do that at Bristol.
11 15 Michael Waltrip Man, Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s words really fired him up. Maybe Michael should threaten to replace himself in his own Busch car since he’s been struggling in the Busch Series.
12 8 Jamie McMurray That was a pretty bad joke they used about McMurray on Sunday – the TV crew said that he blew a piston in the city that hosts the Pistons. Bad joke. We should know about bad jokes. We make plenty of them in this column.
13 9 Mark Martin Engine at Pocono. Transmission at Michigan. No wonder his hair is white.
14 13 Kurt Busch He leads the series in 11th-place finishes (with three). Bet you didn’t know that. He also leads the series in 12th-place finishes (with two).
15 20 Dale Jarrett We could sit here and make a joke about how he and Phil Mickelson both faded on Sunday, but we won’t, mainly because we haven’t seen the last of either one of them in 2004.
16 12 Robby Gordon If only the Indy 500 were held at Infineon Raceway. With stock cars.
17 19 Brian Vickers Look at this guy’s last five starting spots: 1, 5, 3, 2, 2. You can tell Vickers is just a kid. Once school let out, he caught fire.
18 15 Kevin Harvick He had on a Matt Kenseth T-shirt at Michigan. Why? Was it a condition of his probation?
19 17 Terry Labonte If Terry has two or three more wins in him, you can bet Sonoma's going to be one of them.
20 21 Rusty Wallace He has not won in Sonoma since 1996. Which, of course, means he will win this weekend. The Budweiser donkey did not approve this message.
21 18 Casey Mears His grandmother crosses her fingers during the races. Looks like it can get pretty painful, too. Which means she is another one of those people who is hopeful Pocono gets shortened to 300 miles someday.
22 NR Sterling Marlin That would have been a great victory lane speech. It would have been 10 words, but quality always beats quantity.
23 22 Greg Biffle He crashed with Tony Stewart late in the day at Michigan. It's just an assumption, but we bet he wishes Tony hadn’t walked out of that drivers’ meeting.
24 23 Jeff Burton To quote a Jay-Z song: He’s got 99 problems and a sponsor is one.
25 25 Scott Riggs He's one of only two rookies who has even had a start at a road course. Scott Wimmer is the other. Of course, Kasey Kahne will still finish second this weekend
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2004 Official Driver Standings
After: DHL 400 | Michigan Speedway | Race 15 of 36
Rank +/- Driver Points Behind Starts Wins Top 5 Top 10 Winnings
1 +1 Jimmie Johnson 2220 Leader 15 3 10 11 $2,590,980
2 -1 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 2213 -7 15 3 8 11 $3,907,200
3 -- Matt Kenseth 2040 -180 15 2 6 10 $3,623,460
4 +2 Bobby Labonte 1954 -266 15 0 5 8 $2,174,290
5 -- Tony Stewart 1945 -275 15 0 4 7 $3,230,020
6 -2 Jeff Gordon 1933 -287 15 2 4 10 $2,653,220
7 +1 Elliott Sadler 1933 -287 15 1 4 6 $2,404,680
8 -1 Kurt Busch 1933 -287 15 1 2 6 $1,699,680
9 +1 Ryan Newman 1859 -361 15 1 5 8 $2,355,540
10 -1 Kevin Harvick 1847 -373 15 0 3 6 $2,347,310
11 +2 Kasey Kahne* 1821 -399 15 0 5 5 $2,247,900
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12 -1 Jeremy Mayfield 1778 -442 15 0 2 5 $1,729,180
13 -1 Jamie McMurray 1722 -498 15 0 3 8 $1,610,380
14 +3 Dale Jarrett 1694 -526 15 0 1 4 $2,038,280
15 -- Rusty Wallace 1674 -546 15 1 3 6 $2,078,000
16 -2 Mark Martin 1642 -578 15 1 2 5 $1,701,630
17 -1 Casey Mears 1594 -626 15 0 0 6 $1,468,940
18 +2 Sterling Marlin 1587 -633 15 0 2 4 $1,841,710
19 +3 Brian Vickers* 1557 -663 15 0 0 2 $1,396,740
20 -2 Robby Gordon 1554 -666 15 0 2 3 $1,783,140
21 -2 Terry Labonte 1554 -666 15 0 0 3 $1,714,240
22 +2 Michael Waltrip 1533 -687 15 0 1 5 $1,939,120
23 -- Greg Biffle 1509 -711 15 0 0 1 $1,364,050
24 +1 Jeff Burton 1499 -721 15 0 1 2 $1,759,010
25 -4 Ward Burton 1497 -723 15 0 0 2 $1,201,480
26 +1 Scott Wimmer* 1451 -769 15 0 1 2 $1,973,250
27 +1 Ricky Rudd 1430 -790 15 0 0 0 $1,580,820
28 -2 Joe Nemechek 1411 -809 15 0 0 1 $1,610,140
29 -- Brendan Gaughan* 1368 -852 15 0 0 1 $1,308,900
30 +1 Scott Riggs* 1304 -916 15 0 1 1 $1,575,050
31 +2 Ricky Craven 1259 -961 15 0 0 0 $1,451,220
32 -- Ken Schrader 1234 -986 15 0 0 1 $1,266,400
33 -3 Johnny Sauter* 1217 -1003 13 0 0 0 $1,164,270
34 +1 Kyle Petty 1201 -1019 15 0 0 0 $1,273,420
35 -1 Jeff Green 1188 -1032 15 0 0 0 $1,508,470
36 -- Derrike Cope 841 -1379 13 0 0 0 $974,216
37 -- Jimmy Spencer 779 -1441 10 0 0 0 $900,326
38 -- Dave Blaney 773 -1447 9 0 0 0 $872,991
39 -- Kevin Lepage 540 -1680 10 0 0 0 $802,257
40 -- Morgan Shepherd 433 -1787 9 0 0 0 $555,699
41 -- Kirk Shelmerdine 397 -1823 10 0 0 0 $645,009
42 +1 Todd Bodine 350 -1870 8 0 0 0 $455,484
43 -1 John Andretti 311 -1909 3 0 0 0 $379,262
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After: DHL 400 | Michigan Speedway | Race 15 of 36
Rank +/- Driver Points Behind Starts Wins Top 5 Top 10 Winnings
1 +1 Jimmie Johnson 2220 Leader 15 3 10 11 $2,590,980
2 -1 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 2213 -7 15 3 8 11 $3,907,200
3 -- Matt Kenseth 2040 -180 15 2 6 10 $3,623,460
4 +2 Bobby Labonte 1954 -266 15 0 5 8 $2,174,290
5 -- Tony Stewart 1945 -275 15 0 4 7 $3,230,020
6 -2 Jeff Gordon 1933 -287 15 2 4 10 $2,653,220
7 +1 Elliott Sadler 1933 -287 15 1 4 6 $2,404,680
8 -1 Kurt Busch 1933 -287 15 1 2 6 $1,699,680
9 +1 Ryan Newman 1859 -361 15 1 5 8 $2,355,540
10 -1 Kevin Harvick 1847 -373 15 0 3 6 $2,347,310
11 +2 Kasey Kahne* 1821 -399 15 0 5 5 $2,247,900
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12 -1 Jeremy Mayfield 1778 -442 15 0 2 5 $1,729,180
13 -1 Jamie McMurray 1722 -498 15 0 3 8 $1,610,380
14 +3 Dale Jarrett 1694 -526 15 0 1 4 $2,038,280
15 -- Rusty Wallace 1674 -546 15 1 3 6 $2,078,000
16 -2 Mark Martin 1642 -578 15 1 2 5 $1,701,630
17 -1 Casey Mears 1594 -626 15 0 0 6 $1,468,940
18 +2 Sterling Marlin 1587 -633 15 0 2 4 $1,841,710
19 +3 Brian Vickers* 1557 -663 15 0 0 2 $1,396,740
20 -2 Robby Gordon 1554 -666 15 0 2 3 $1,783,140
21 -2 Terry Labonte 1554 -666 15 0 0 3 $1,714,240
22 +2 Michael Waltrip 1533 -687 15 0 1 5 $1,939,120
23 -- Greg Biffle 1509 -711 15 0 0 1 $1,364,050
24 +1 Jeff Burton 1499 -721 15 0 1 2 $1,759,010
25 -4 Ward Burton 1497 -723 15 0 0 2 $1,201,480
26 +1 Scott Wimmer* 1451 -769 15 0 1 2 $1,973,250
27 +1 Ricky Rudd 1430 -790 15 0 0 0 $1,580,820
28 -2 Joe Nemechek 1411 -809 15 0 0 1 $1,610,140
29 -- Brendan Gaughan* 1368 -852 15 0 0 1 $1,308,900
30 +1 Scott Riggs* 1304 -916 15 0 1 1 $1,575,050
31 +2 Ricky Craven 1259 -961 15 0 0 0 $1,451,220
32 -- Ken Schrader 1234 -986 15 0 0 1 $1,266,400
33 -3 Johnny Sauter* 1217 -1003 13 0 0 0 $1,164,270
34 +1 Kyle Petty 1201 -1019 15 0 0 0 $1,273,420
35 -1 Jeff Green 1188 -1032 15 0 0 0 $1,508,470
36 -- Derrike Cope 841 -1379 13 0 0 0 $974,216
37 -- Jimmy Spencer 779 -1441 10 0 0 0 $900,326
38 -- Dave Blaney 773 -1447 9 0 0 0 $872,991
39 -- Kevin Lepage 540 -1680 10 0 0 0 $802,257
40 -- Morgan Shepherd 433 -1787 9 0 0 0 $555,699
41 -- Kirk Shelmerdine 397 -1823 10 0 0 0 $645,009
42 +1 Todd Bodine 350 -1870 8 0 0 0 $455,484
43 -1 John Andretti 311 -1909 3 0 0 0 $379,262
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Heading east for a couple of days (east coast). When I get back, it's time to go to Parkville. You game?
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Starting Lineup - Dodge/Save Mart 350
1 #24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet DuPont 94.303 75.968 Leader
2 #2 Rusty Wallace Dodge Miller Lite 94.174 76.072 -0.104
3 #97 Kurt Busch Ford Sharpie/IRWIN Industrial Tools 93.852 76.333 -0.365
4 #6 Mark Martin Ford Viagra 93.701 76.456 -0.488
5 #17 Matt Kenseth Ford DeWalt Power Tools 93.561 76.570 -0.602
6 #39 Scott Pruett Dodge Target 93.454 76.658 -0.690
7 #16 Greg Biffle Ford National Guard 93.435 76.674 -0.706
8 #29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet GM Goodwrench 93.344 76.748 -0.780
9 #01 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet U.S. Army 93.248 76.827 -0.859
10 #18 Bobby Labonte Chevrolet Interstate Batteries 93.193 76.873 -0.905
11 #42 Jamie McMurray Dodge Texaco/Havoline 93.043 76.997 -1.029
12 #21 Ricky Rudd Ford Motorcraft/U.S. Air Force 92.950 77.074 -1.106
13 #99 Jeff Burton Ford Roush Racing 92.824 77.178 -1.210
14 #0 Ward Burton Chevrolet NetZero HiSpeed 92.713 77.271 -1.303
15 #5 Terry Labonte Chevrolet Kellogg's 92.680 77.298 -1.330
16 #38 Elliott Sadler Ford M&M's 92.540 77.415 -1.447
17 #20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet Home Depot 92.459 77.483 -1.515
18 #49 Ken Schrader Dodge Schwan's Home Service 92.361 77.565 -1.597
19 #136 Boris Said Chevrolet Centrix Financial 92.326 77.595 -1.627
20 #8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Budweiser 92.144 77.748 -1.780
21 #19 Jeremy Mayfield Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 92.124 77.765 -1.797
22 #12 Ryan Newman Dodge ALLTEL 92.113 77.774 -1.806
23 #88 Dale Jarrett Ford UPS 92.004 77.866 -1.898
24 #31 Robby Gordon Chevrolet Cingular Wireless 91.898 77.956 -1.988
25 #22 Scott Wimmer* Dodge Caterpillar 91.891 77.962 -1.994
26 #40 Sterling Marlin Dodge Coors Light 91.885 77.967 -1.999
27 #45 Kyle Petty Dodge Georgia-Pacific/Brawny 91.823 78.020 -2.052
28 #30 Jim Inglebright Chevrolet America Online 91.812 78.029 -2.061
29 #41 Casey Mears Dodge Target 91.801 78.038 -2.070
30 #9 Kasey Kahne* Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 91.777 78.059 -2.091
31 #50 PJ Jones Dodge Bennett Lane Winery 91.631 78.183 -2.215
32 #261 Austin Cameron Chevrolet McMillin Homes/NAPA Auto Care 91.260 78.501 -2.533
33 #77 Brendan Gaughan* Dodge Kodak/Jasper Engines 91.245 78.514 -2.546
34 #48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's 91.146 78.599 -2.631
35 #172 Tom Hubert Ford Freddie B's 90.713 78.974 -3.006
36 #43 Jeff Green Dodge Cheerios/Betty Crocker 90.591 79.081 -3.113
37 #102 Brandon Ash Ford Ash Racing Engines 89.823 79.757 -3.789
38 #59 Klaus Graf Dodge BAM Racing 86.636 82.691 -6.723
Provisional
39 #25 Brian Vickers* Chevrolet GMAC Financial Services 84.091 85.193 -9.225
40 #15 Michael Waltrip Chevrolet NAPA Auto Parts - - -
41 #10 Scott Riggs* Chevrolet Valvoline 75.854 94.444 -18.476
42 #32 Ricky Craven Chevrolet Tide - - -
43 #198 Larry Gunselman Ford Lucas Oil Products - - -
1 #24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet DuPont 94.303 75.968 Leader
2 #2 Rusty Wallace Dodge Miller Lite 94.174 76.072 -0.104
3 #97 Kurt Busch Ford Sharpie/IRWIN Industrial Tools 93.852 76.333 -0.365
4 #6 Mark Martin Ford Viagra 93.701 76.456 -0.488
5 #17 Matt Kenseth Ford DeWalt Power Tools 93.561 76.570 -0.602
6 #39 Scott Pruett Dodge Target 93.454 76.658 -0.690
7 #16 Greg Biffle Ford National Guard 93.435 76.674 -0.706
8 #29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet GM Goodwrench 93.344 76.748 -0.780
9 #01 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet U.S. Army 93.248 76.827 -0.859
10 #18 Bobby Labonte Chevrolet Interstate Batteries 93.193 76.873 -0.905
11 #42 Jamie McMurray Dodge Texaco/Havoline 93.043 76.997 -1.029
12 #21 Ricky Rudd Ford Motorcraft/U.S. Air Force 92.950 77.074 -1.106
13 #99 Jeff Burton Ford Roush Racing 92.824 77.178 -1.210
14 #0 Ward Burton Chevrolet NetZero HiSpeed 92.713 77.271 -1.303
15 #5 Terry Labonte Chevrolet Kellogg's 92.680 77.298 -1.330
16 #38 Elliott Sadler Ford M&M's 92.540 77.415 -1.447
17 #20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet Home Depot 92.459 77.483 -1.515
18 #49 Ken Schrader Dodge Schwan's Home Service 92.361 77.565 -1.597
19 #136 Boris Said Chevrolet Centrix Financial 92.326 77.595 -1.627
20 #8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Budweiser 92.144 77.748 -1.780
21 #19 Jeremy Mayfield Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 92.124 77.765 -1.797
22 #12 Ryan Newman Dodge ALLTEL 92.113 77.774 -1.806
23 #88 Dale Jarrett Ford UPS 92.004 77.866 -1.898
24 #31 Robby Gordon Chevrolet Cingular Wireless 91.898 77.956 -1.988
25 #22 Scott Wimmer* Dodge Caterpillar 91.891 77.962 -1.994
26 #40 Sterling Marlin Dodge Coors Light 91.885 77.967 -1.999
27 #45 Kyle Petty Dodge Georgia-Pacific/Brawny 91.823 78.020 -2.052
28 #30 Jim Inglebright Chevrolet America Online 91.812 78.029 -2.061
29 #41 Casey Mears Dodge Target 91.801 78.038 -2.070
30 #9 Kasey Kahne* Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 91.777 78.059 -2.091
31 #50 PJ Jones Dodge Bennett Lane Winery 91.631 78.183 -2.215
32 #261 Austin Cameron Chevrolet McMillin Homes/NAPA Auto Care 91.260 78.501 -2.533
33 #77 Brendan Gaughan* Dodge Kodak/Jasper Engines 91.245 78.514 -2.546
34 #48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's 91.146 78.599 -2.631
35 #172 Tom Hubert Ford Freddie B's 90.713 78.974 -3.006
36 #43 Jeff Green Dodge Cheerios/Betty Crocker 90.591 79.081 -3.113
37 #102 Brandon Ash Ford Ash Racing Engines 89.823 79.757 -3.789
38 #59 Klaus Graf Dodge BAM Racing 86.636 82.691 -6.723
Provisional
39 #25 Brian Vickers* Chevrolet GMAC Financial Services 84.091 85.193 -9.225
40 #15 Michael Waltrip Chevrolet NAPA Auto Parts - - -
41 #10 Scott Riggs* Chevrolet Valvoline 75.854 94.444 -18.476
42 #32 Ricky Craven Chevrolet Tide - - -
43 #198 Larry Gunselman Ford Lucas Oil Products - - -
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Unofficial Results
1 1 #24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet DuPont 190/10 110 Running
2 11 #42 Jamie McMurray Dodge Texaco/Havoline 170/0 110 Running
3 6 #39 Scott Pruett Dodge Target 170/5 110 Running
4 40 #15 Michael Waltrip Chevrolet NAPA Auto Parts 160/0 110 Running
5 34 #48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's 155/0 110 Running
6 19 #136 Boris Said Chevrolet Centrix Financial 150/0 110 Running
7 29 #41 Casey Mears Dodge Target 151/5 110 Running
8 4 #6 Mark Martin Ford Viagra 147/5 110 Running
9 13 #99 Jeff Burton Ford Roush Racing 138/0 110 Running
10 16 #38 Elliott Sadler Ford M&M's 134/0 110 Running
11 20 #8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Budweiser 135/5 110 Running
12 8 #29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet GM Goodwrench 127/0 110 Running
13 7 #16 Greg Biffle Ford National Guard/Travelodge 124/0 110 Running
14 22 #12 Ryan Newman Dodge ALLTEL 121/0 110 Running
15 17 #20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet Home Depot 123/5 110 Running
16 42 #32 Ricky Craven Chevrolet Tide 115/0 110 Running
17 38 #59 Klaus Graf Dodge SEM/Color Horizons 112/0 110 Running
18 23 #88 Dale Jarrett Ford UPS 109/0 110 Running
19 28 #30 Jim Inglebright Chevrolet America Online 106/0 110 Running
20 5 #17 Matt Kenseth Ford DeWalt Power Tools 103/0 110 Running
21 26 #40 Sterling Marlin Dodge Coors Light 100/0 110 Running
22 39 #25 Brian Vickers * Chevrolet GMAC Financial Services 97/0 110 Running
23 18 #49 Ken Schrader Dodge Schwan's Home Service 94/0 110 Running
24 14 #0 Ward Burton Chevrolet NetZero HiSpeed 91/0 110 Running
25 25 #22 Scott Wimmer * Dodge Caterpillar 88/0 110 Running
26 33 #77 Brendan Gaughan * Dodge Kodak/Jasper Engines 85/0 110 Running
27 36 #43 Jeff Green Dodge Cheerios Spoonfuls of Stories 82/0 110 Running
28 2 #2 Rusty Wallace Dodge Miller Lite 79/0 109 Running
29 9 #01 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet U.S. Army 76/0 109 Running
30 21 #19 Jeremy Mayfield Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 73/0 109 Running
31 30 #9 Kasey Kahne * Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 70/0 109 Running
32 27 #45 Kyle Petty Dodge Georgia-Pacific/Brawny 67/0 109 Running
33 10 #18 Bobby Labonte Chevrolet Interstate Batteries 64/0 104 Running
34 24 #31 Robby Gordon Chevrolet Cingular Wireless 61/0 100 Running
35 12 #21 Ricky Rudd Ford Motorcraft/U.S. Air Force 58/0 97 Running
36 3 #97 Kurt Busch Ford IRWIN Industrial Tools/Sharpie 60/5 94 Running
37 43 #198 Larry Gunselman Ford Lucas Oil/Gibson Products 52/0 87 Running
38 32 #261 Austin Cameron Chevrolet McMillin Homes/NAPA Auto Care 49/0 78 Running
39 31 #50 PJ Jones Dodge Bennett Lane Winery 46/0 71 Out of Race
40 15 #5 Terry Labonte Chevrolet Kellogg's 43/0 67 Out of Race
41 37 #102 Brandon Ash Ford Ash Racing Engines 40/0 63 Out of Race
42 41 #10 Scott Riggs * Chevrolet Valvoline 37/0 51 Out of Race
43 35 #172 Tom Hubert Ford Freddie B's 34/0 5 Out of Race
1 1 #24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet DuPont 190/10 110 Running
2 11 #42 Jamie McMurray Dodge Texaco/Havoline 170/0 110 Running
3 6 #39 Scott Pruett Dodge Target 170/5 110 Running
4 40 #15 Michael Waltrip Chevrolet NAPA Auto Parts 160/0 110 Running
5 34 #48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's 155/0 110 Running
6 19 #136 Boris Said Chevrolet Centrix Financial 150/0 110 Running
7 29 #41 Casey Mears Dodge Target 151/5 110 Running
8 4 #6 Mark Martin Ford Viagra 147/5 110 Running
9 13 #99 Jeff Burton Ford Roush Racing 138/0 110 Running
10 16 #38 Elliott Sadler Ford M&M's 134/0 110 Running
11 20 #8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Budweiser 135/5 110 Running
12 8 #29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet GM Goodwrench 127/0 110 Running
13 7 #16 Greg Biffle Ford National Guard/Travelodge 124/0 110 Running
14 22 #12 Ryan Newman Dodge ALLTEL 121/0 110 Running
15 17 #20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet Home Depot 123/5 110 Running
16 42 #32 Ricky Craven Chevrolet Tide 115/0 110 Running
17 38 #59 Klaus Graf Dodge SEM/Color Horizons 112/0 110 Running
18 23 #88 Dale Jarrett Ford UPS 109/0 110 Running
19 28 #30 Jim Inglebright Chevrolet America Online 106/0 110 Running
20 5 #17 Matt Kenseth Ford DeWalt Power Tools 103/0 110 Running
21 26 #40 Sterling Marlin Dodge Coors Light 100/0 110 Running
22 39 #25 Brian Vickers * Chevrolet GMAC Financial Services 97/0 110 Running
23 18 #49 Ken Schrader Dodge Schwan's Home Service 94/0 110 Running
24 14 #0 Ward Burton Chevrolet NetZero HiSpeed 91/0 110 Running
25 25 #22 Scott Wimmer * Dodge Caterpillar 88/0 110 Running
26 33 #77 Brendan Gaughan * Dodge Kodak/Jasper Engines 85/0 110 Running
27 36 #43 Jeff Green Dodge Cheerios Spoonfuls of Stories 82/0 110 Running
28 2 #2 Rusty Wallace Dodge Miller Lite 79/0 109 Running
29 9 #01 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet U.S. Army 76/0 109 Running
30 21 #19 Jeremy Mayfield Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 73/0 109 Running
31 30 #9 Kasey Kahne * Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 70/0 109 Running
32 27 #45 Kyle Petty Dodge Georgia-Pacific/Brawny 67/0 109 Running
33 10 #18 Bobby Labonte Chevrolet Interstate Batteries 64/0 104 Running
34 24 #31 Robby Gordon Chevrolet Cingular Wireless 61/0 100 Running
35 12 #21 Ricky Rudd Ford Motorcraft/U.S. Air Force 58/0 97 Running
36 3 #97 Kurt Busch Ford IRWIN Industrial Tools/Sharpie 60/5 94 Running
37 43 #198 Larry Gunselman Ford Lucas Oil/Gibson Products 52/0 87 Running
38 32 #261 Austin Cameron Chevrolet McMillin Homes/NAPA Auto Care 49/0 78 Running
39 31 #50 PJ Jones Dodge Bennett Lane Winery 46/0 71 Out of Race
40 15 #5 Terry Labonte Chevrolet Kellogg's 43/0 67 Out of Race
41 37 #102 Brandon Ash Ford Ash Racing Engines 40/0 63 Out of Race
42 41 #10 Scott Riggs * Chevrolet Valvoline 37/0 51 Out of Race
43 35 #172 Tom Hubert Ford Freddie B's 34/0 5 Out of Race
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Unofficial Standings
1 -- Jimmie Johnson 2375 Leader 16 3 11 12
2 -- Dale Earnhardt Jr. 2348 -27 16 3 8 11
3 -- Matt Kenseth 2143 -232 16 2 6 10
4 +2 Jeff Gordon 2123 -252 16 3 5 11
5 -- Tony Stewart 2068 -307 16 0 4 7
6 +1 Elliott Sadler 2067 -308 16 1 4 7
7 -3 Bobby Labonte 2018 -357 16 0 5 8
8 -- Kurt Busch 1993 -382 16 1 2 6
9 -- Ryan Newman 1980 -395 16 1 5 8
10 -- Kevin Harvick 1974 -401 16 0 3 6
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11 +2 Jamie McMurray 1892 -483 16 0 4 9
12 -1 Kasey Kahne* 1891 -484 16 0 5 5
13 -1 Jeremy Mayfield 1851 -524 16 0 2 5
14 -- Dale Jarrett 1803 -572 16 0 1 4
15 +1 Mark Martin 1789 -586 16 1 2 6
16 -1 Rusty Wallace 1753 -622 16 1 3 6
17 -- Casey Mears 1745 -630 16 0 0 7
18 +4 Michael Waltrip 1693 -682 16 0 2 6
19 -1 Sterling Marlin 1687 -688 16 0 2 4
20 -1 Brian Vickers* 1654 -721 16 0 0 2
21 +3 Jeff Burton 1637 -738 16 0 1 3
22 +1 Greg Biffle 1633 -742 16 0 0 1
23 -3 Robby Gordon 1615 -760 16 0 2 3
24 -3 Terry Labonte 1597 -778 16 0 0 3
25 -- Ward Burton 1588 -787 16 0 0 2
26 -- Scott Wimmer* 1539 -836 16 0 1 2
27 -- Ricky Rudd 1488 -887 16 0 0 0
28 -- Joe Nemechek 1487 -888 16 0 0 1
29 -- Brendan Gaughan* 1453 -922 16 0 0 1
30 +1 Ricky Craven 1374 -1001 16 0 0 0
31 -1 Scott Riggs* 1341 -1034 16 0 1 1
32 -- Ken Schrader 1328 -1047 16 0 0 1
33 +2 Jeff Green 1270 -1105 16 0 0 0
34 -- Kyle Petty 1268 -1107 16 0 0 0
35 -2 Johnny Sauter* 1217 -1158 13 0 0 0
36 -- Derrike Cope 841 -1534 13 0 0 0
37 -- Jimmy Spencer 779 -1596 10 0 0 0
38 -- Dave Blaney 773 -1602 9 0 0 0
39 -- Kevin Lepage 540 -1835 10 0 0 0
40 -- Morgan Shepherd 433 -1942 9 0 0 0
41 -- Kirk Shelmerdine 397 -1978 10 0 0 0
42 -- Todd Bodine 350 -2025 8 0 0 0
43 -- John Andretti 311 -2064 3 0 0 0
44 -- Hermie Sadler 272 -2103 5 0 0 0
45 -- Johnny Benson 271 -2104 4 0 0 0
46 +4 PJ Jones 236 -2139 3 0 0 0
47 -1 Joe Ruttman 207 -2168 6 0 0 0
48 -1 Andy Hillenburg 206 -2169 5 0 0 0
49 -1 Larry Foyt 194 -2181 3 0 0 0
50 -1 Geoffrey Bodine 192 -2183 3 0 0 0
1 -- Jimmie Johnson 2375 Leader 16 3 11 12
2 -- Dale Earnhardt Jr. 2348 -27 16 3 8 11
3 -- Matt Kenseth 2143 -232 16 2 6 10
4 +2 Jeff Gordon 2123 -252 16 3 5 11
5 -- Tony Stewart 2068 -307 16 0 4 7
6 +1 Elliott Sadler 2067 -308 16 1 4 7
7 -3 Bobby Labonte 2018 -357 16 0 5 8
8 -- Kurt Busch 1993 -382 16 1 2 6
9 -- Ryan Newman 1980 -395 16 1 5 8
10 -- Kevin Harvick 1974 -401 16 0 3 6
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11 +2 Jamie McMurray 1892 -483 16 0 4 9
12 -1 Kasey Kahne* 1891 -484 16 0 5 5
13 -1 Jeremy Mayfield 1851 -524 16 0 2 5
14 -- Dale Jarrett 1803 -572 16 0 1 4
15 +1 Mark Martin 1789 -586 16 1 2 6
16 -1 Rusty Wallace 1753 -622 16 1 3 6
17 -- Casey Mears 1745 -630 16 0 0 7
18 +4 Michael Waltrip 1693 -682 16 0 2 6
19 -1 Sterling Marlin 1687 -688 16 0 2 4
20 -1 Brian Vickers* 1654 -721 16 0 0 2
21 +3 Jeff Burton 1637 -738 16 0 1 3
22 +1 Greg Biffle 1633 -742 16 0 0 1
23 -3 Robby Gordon 1615 -760 16 0 2 3
24 -3 Terry Labonte 1597 -778 16 0 0 3
25 -- Ward Burton 1588 -787 16 0 0 2
26 -- Scott Wimmer* 1539 -836 16 0 1 2
27 -- Ricky Rudd 1488 -887 16 0 0 0
28 -- Joe Nemechek 1487 -888 16 0 0 1
29 -- Brendan Gaughan* 1453 -922 16 0 0 1
30 +1 Ricky Craven 1374 -1001 16 0 0 0
31 -1 Scott Riggs* 1341 -1034 16 0 1 1
32 -- Ken Schrader 1328 -1047 16 0 0 1
33 +2 Jeff Green 1270 -1105 16 0 0 0
34 -- Kyle Petty 1268 -1107 16 0 0 0
35 -2 Johnny Sauter* 1217 -1158 13 0 0 0
36 -- Derrike Cope 841 -1534 13 0 0 0
37 -- Jimmy Spencer 779 -1596 10 0 0 0
38 -- Dave Blaney 773 -1602 9 0 0 0
39 -- Kevin Lepage 540 -1835 10 0 0 0
40 -- Morgan Shepherd 433 -1942 9 0 0 0
41 -- Kirk Shelmerdine 397 -1978 10 0 0 0
42 -- Todd Bodine 350 -2025 8 0 0 0
43 -- John Andretti 311 -2064 3 0 0 0
44 -- Hermie Sadler 272 -2103 5 0 0 0
45 -- Johnny Benson 271 -2104 4 0 0 0
46 +4 PJ Jones 236 -2139 3 0 0 0
47 -1 Joe Ruttman 207 -2168 6 0 0 0
48 -1 Andy Hillenburg 206 -2169 5 0 0 0
49 -1 Larry Foyt 194 -2181 3 0 0 0
50 -1 Geoffrey Bodine 192 -2183 3 0 0 0
HotinMo
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1 1 Jimmie Johnson Give Johnson some credit for that late pass of Boris Said. Just seeing around Said’s hair requires the highest level of concentration.
2 2 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Forget him losing points to Jimmie Johnson. He’s also losing points to Michael Waltrip.
3 6 Elliott Sadler He’s had top-10 finishes at Sonoma twice in the last three years. Which means everyone is scared Elliott will rip their head off if they spin him out in Turn 11.
4 11 Michael Waltrip Wow. Awesome run at Sonoma. For a while, we were sure DEI had simply placed Ron Fellows in the car without telling anybody.
5 8 Jeff Gordon So he helped conserve fuel by shutting off his engine during the yellow flags. Gordon wasn’t sure exactly how to turn his engine off, so he had to ask Kirk Shelmerdine how to do it.
6 4 Matt Kenseth His top-10 qualifying effort at Sonoma was his first top-10 qualifying effort in 2004. Which means he had qualified in the top 10 during each race of his probation.
7 3 Bobby Labonte So it’s pretty much a done deal that he will have another teammate next year. They have not hired anyone yet, but inside sources say the candidate must be kind to dogs and children, which means they have to be nice to Jeremy Mayfield’s pets and Brian Vickers.
8 5 Ryan Newman There was no Lucky Dog rule in effect at Sonoma, which is why he wasn’t able to win after his tire went down.
9 11 Jamie McMurray “Chip only calls you when things are bad,” said McMurray. Which means his boss called Casey Mears after Casey shaved his head.
10 10 Tony Stewart So he tangled with Brian Vickers and Ward Burton during the race, but he chose to confront Vickers. Maybe he figured he could understand Vickers better.
11 7 Kasey Kahne He was listed as one of People Magazine’s 50 Hottest Bachelors. What? No Dale Jr. listed to sell more magazines? Did he get married already?
12 13 Mark Martin “We had an off day and still ran eighth,” he said. Which means if he has a mediocre day, he wins.
13 9 Jeremy Mayfield We were told that he took Craig Kilborn for a ride on the track at Sonoma before the race. It was a Dodge Viper, which has no back seat, so Mayfield had to put his dogs in the trunk.
14 14 Kurt Busch His fuel tank ran dry after 10 laps at Sonoma. Which is like 11 pit stops over a 110-lap race. But it still wasn't as many pit stops as Robby Gordon.
15 15 Dale Jarrett So rumor has it Jarrett helped pay Matt Kenseth’s $25,000 fine from the Pocono incident. In return, Kenseth has agreed to give Jarrett a lap back at Richmond in September.
16 18 Kevin Harvick Looks like the war of words between Harvick and Kenseth didn’t slow down much. Forget The Brickyard – the race we are looking forward to is the Busch race at Bristol.
17 17 Brian Vickers As he figured out, maybe those anger management classes for Tony Stewart didn’t work. Do those things come with a refund if they wear off after a couple years?
18 24 Jeff Burton It’s been four races since he’s had a sponsor, and in that span, he’s averaged a 12th-place finish. Which means if he can avoid signing a sponsor until September, he might make the Chase for the Nextel Cup.
19 21 Casey Mears He leads the Nextel Cup Series in seventh-place finishes (4).
20 20 Rusty Wallace “Dumb things just keep happening,” he said. Not sure whether he was talking about running out of gas, or whether he was referring to Tony Stewart.
21 16 Robby Gordon What awful luck. His tire fell off before the first pit stop. Maybe a rival team loosened the lug nuts. But why in the world would they do such a thing?
22 19 Terry Labonte Just in case you were wondering, it was Texas Terry who lost the coveted lead in seventh-place finishes to Casey Mears.
23 NR Ricky Rudd Looks like he got some help spinning from Klaus Graf there. Which means Rudd should have painted Achtung on the deck lid of the No. 21 Ford.
24 23 Greg Biffle Those rumors that he is going to Joe Gibbs Racing’s No. 11 Chevy simply won’t go away. One of Gibbs’ selling points to Biffle is: “Well, Tony Stewart explodes more often than our engines do, Greg.”
25 22 Sterling Marlin Car spun good.
2 2 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Forget him losing points to Jimmie Johnson. He’s also losing points to Michael Waltrip.
3 6 Elliott Sadler He’s had top-10 finishes at Sonoma twice in the last three years. Which means everyone is scared Elliott will rip their head off if they spin him out in Turn 11.
4 11 Michael Waltrip Wow. Awesome run at Sonoma. For a while, we were sure DEI had simply placed Ron Fellows in the car without telling anybody.
5 8 Jeff Gordon So he helped conserve fuel by shutting off his engine during the yellow flags. Gordon wasn’t sure exactly how to turn his engine off, so he had to ask Kirk Shelmerdine how to do it.
6 4 Matt Kenseth His top-10 qualifying effort at Sonoma was his first top-10 qualifying effort in 2004. Which means he had qualified in the top 10 during each race of his probation.
7 3 Bobby Labonte So it’s pretty much a done deal that he will have another teammate next year. They have not hired anyone yet, but inside sources say the candidate must be kind to dogs and children, which means they have to be nice to Jeremy Mayfield’s pets and Brian Vickers.
8 5 Ryan Newman There was no Lucky Dog rule in effect at Sonoma, which is why he wasn’t able to win after his tire went down.
9 11 Jamie McMurray “Chip only calls you when things are bad,” said McMurray. Which means his boss called Casey Mears after Casey shaved his head.
10 10 Tony Stewart So he tangled with Brian Vickers and Ward Burton during the race, but he chose to confront Vickers. Maybe he figured he could understand Vickers better.
11 7 Kasey Kahne He was listed as one of People Magazine’s 50 Hottest Bachelors. What? No Dale Jr. listed to sell more magazines? Did he get married already?
12 13 Mark Martin “We had an off day and still ran eighth,” he said. Which means if he has a mediocre day, he wins.
13 9 Jeremy Mayfield We were told that he took Craig Kilborn for a ride on the track at Sonoma before the race. It was a Dodge Viper, which has no back seat, so Mayfield had to put his dogs in the trunk.
14 14 Kurt Busch His fuel tank ran dry after 10 laps at Sonoma. Which is like 11 pit stops over a 110-lap race. But it still wasn't as many pit stops as Robby Gordon.
15 15 Dale Jarrett So rumor has it Jarrett helped pay Matt Kenseth’s $25,000 fine from the Pocono incident. In return, Kenseth has agreed to give Jarrett a lap back at Richmond in September.
16 18 Kevin Harvick Looks like the war of words between Harvick and Kenseth didn’t slow down much. Forget The Brickyard – the race we are looking forward to is the Busch race at Bristol.
17 17 Brian Vickers As he figured out, maybe those anger management classes for Tony Stewart didn’t work. Do those things come with a refund if they wear off after a couple years?
18 24 Jeff Burton It’s been four races since he’s had a sponsor, and in that span, he’s averaged a 12th-place finish. Which means if he can avoid signing a sponsor until September, he might make the Chase for the Nextel Cup.
19 21 Casey Mears He leads the Nextel Cup Series in seventh-place finishes (4).
20 20 Rusty Wallace “Dumb things just keep happening,” he said. Not sure whether he was talking about running out of gas, or whether he was referring to Tony Stewart.
21 16 Robby Gordon What awful luck. His tire fell off before the first pit stop. Maybe a rival team loosened the lug nuts. But why in the world would they do such a thing?
22 19 Terry Labonte Just in case you were wondering, it was Texas Terry who lost the coveted lead in seventh-place finishes to Casey Mears.
23 NR Ricky Rudd Looks like he got some help spinning from Klaus Graf there. Which means Rudd should have painted Achtung on the deck lid of the No. 21 Ford.
24 23 Greg Biffle Those rumors that he is going to Joe Gibbs Racing’s No. 11 Chevy simply won’t go away. One of Gibbs’ selling points to Biffle is: “Well, Tony Stewart explodes more often than our engines do, Greg.”
25 22 Sterling Marlin Car spun good.
LunarKitten
moo says the mommie cow
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Hey, Steve...are ya watchin'? 
Top five, baby!!! Maybe he'll win this one! *crosses fingers and toes*
Top five, baby!!! Maybe he'll win this one! *crosses fingers and toes*
HotinMo
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lunarsubmissive said:Hey, Steve...are ya watchin'?
He Lunar, i thought everyone had given up on this thread so i had too. Yeah i was watching, A win would have been great but i will settle for third. Moves him a little closer to making the final show.
Nice to see ya post here again.
LunarKitten
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HotinMo said:
*smoochies and hugs* Things are finally settling down a little here, almost everything put away now and school has started, so I have time to post again lol
Yeah, he's getting a little closer...hopefully he will make the shootout
Third is a lot better than he's been finishing, I'll take it over a blown engine anyday 
HotinMo
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lunarsubmissive said:*smoochies and hugs* Things are finally settling down a little here, almost everything put away now and school has started, so I have time to post again lol
Yeah, he's getting a little closer...hopefully he will make the shootout
i know what ya mean about having time, school has started here too and it leaves me a little more. "MY time"
69forever
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HotinMo said:Who would have ever thought.........KURT BUSCH?????????????
I know this thread died mid season, but maybe i will see ya all next year!!!
LATER................
Who would of thought indeed....
Nice to see you drop by, was wondering if you disappeared or what??? Later Bro....
HotinMo
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69forever said:Who would of thought indeed....
Nice to see you drop by, was wondering if you disappeared or what??? Later Bro....
I am not saying i dont think he deserved it but i was still surprised. There is no doubt that the "young Guns" are dominating the sport !!!!
I have been around from time to time, just lurking though.
Peace!
LunarKitten
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HotinMo said:Who would have ever thought.........KURT BUSCH?????????????
I know this thread died mid season, but maybe i will see ya all next year!!!
LATER................
Yeah, who'da thunk the Keebler Elf would win it?
At least DJ finished in the top 15, though...that's not too terribly bad, or at least it could have been a lot worse
