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Atlanta: Race results

Pos St No Driver Make Points Bonus Laps Winnings Status --- --- --- -------------------- --------- ------ ----- ----- ------------ ------------ 1. 2 2 Kurt Busch Dodge 195 10 330 164,175 ...

Published: Jun 19, 2009, 7:46 PM

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Pos  St  No Driver               Make      Points Bonus  Laps     Winnings Status
--- --- --- -------------------- --------- ------ ----- ----- ------------ ------------
 1.   2   2 Kurt Busch           Dodge        195    10   330      164,175 Running
 2.  16  24 Jeff Gordon          Chevrolet    175     5   330      186,276 Running
 3.  29  99 Carl Edwards         Ford         170     5   330      156,556 Running
 4.  10  29 Kevin Harvick        Chevrolet    160         330      143,728 Running
 5.  17  83 Brian Vickers        Toyota       155         330      117,048 Running
 6.  21  33 Clint Bowyer         Chevrolet    150         330       96,350 Running
 7.  13   9 Kasey Kahne          Dodge        146         330      122,173 Running
 8.  11  14 Tony Stewart         Chevrolet    142         330       96,048 Running
 9.   7  48 Jimmie Johnson       Chevrolet    143     5   330      132,126 Running
10.  23   1 Martin Truex Jr.     Chevrolet    139     5   330      117,465 Running
11.  20  88 Dale Earnhardt Jr.   Chevrolet    130         330       93,650 Running
12.  30  17 Matt Kenseth         Ford         127         330      122,065 Running
13.   6  11 Denny Hamlin         Toyota       124         329       93,525 Running
14.  15  31 Jeff Burton          Chevrolet    121         329      121,181 Running
15.   3  26 Jamie McMurray       Ford         118         328       88,675 Running
16.  25  07 Casey Mears          Chevrolet    115         328       91,925 Running
17.  38  44 A.J. Allmendinger    Dodge        112         328       77,825 Running
18.   9  18 Kyle Busch           Toyota       109         327      121,348 Running
19.  39   6 David Ragan          Ford         106         327       85,650 Running
20.  14  19 Elliott Sadler       Dodge        103         327       86,575 Running
21.  37   8 Aric Almirola        Chevrolet    100         327       84,550 Running
22.  12  39 Ryan Newman          Chevrolet    102     5   327      109,679 Running
23.  28  12 David Stremme        Dodge         94         326      108,790 Running
24.  31 171 David Gilliland      Chevrolet     91         326       73,200 Running
25.  24  55 Michael Waltrip      Toyota        88         326       83,925 Running
26.  19   7 Robby Gordon         Toyota        85         326       93,935 Running
27.   4  42 Juan Montoya         Chevrolet     82         325      109,673 Running
28.  33  98 Paul Menard          Ford          79         325      105,006 Running
29.  41  34 John Andretti        Chevrolet     76         325       82,325 Running
30.  42  20 Joey Logano *        Toyota        73         324      121,551 Running
31.   1   5 Mark Martin          Chevrolet     75     5   316       89,725 Running
32.  18  00 David Reutimann      Toyota        67         305       98,098 Running
33.  32  43 Reed Sorenson        Dodge         64         264      109,251 Running
34.   5  16 Greg Biffle          Ford          61         262       90,475 Accident
35.  26  82 Scott Speed *        Toyota        58         262       85,413 Accident
36.  35  21 Bill Elliott         Ford          55         201       70,805 Accident
37.  36  77 Sam Hornish Jr.      Dodge         52         199       89,530 Accident
38.  34  47 Marcos Ambrose       Toyota        49         179       82,808 Engine
39.   8 187 Joe Nemechek         Toyota        51     5   110       70,800 Wheel Bearing
40.  40  96 Bobby Labonte        Ford          43         103       98,289 Engine
41.  27  66 Dave Blaney          Toyota        40          82       70,615 Electrical
42.  22  28 Travis Kvapil        Ford          37          32       70,570 Engine
43.  43  09 Mike Bliss           Dodge         34          21       70,141 Over Heating

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