NASCAR Cup
Darlington: Race results
Pos St No Driver Make Points Bonus Laps Winnings Status --- --- --- -------------------- --------- ------ ----- ----- ------------ ------------ 1. 8 11 Denny Hamlin Toyota 190 5 367 288,525 ...
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Pos St No Driver Make Points Bonus Laps Winnings Status --- --- --- -------------------- --------- ------ ----- ----- ------------ ------------ 1. 8 11 Denny Hamlin Toyota 190 5 367 288,525 Running 2. 1 1 Jamie McMurray Chevrolet 175 5 367 243,779 Running 3. 14 2 Kurt Busch Dodge 165 367 188,698 Running 4. 2 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet 170 10 367 180,601 Running 5. 15 42 Juan Montoya Chevrolet 155 367 152,156 Running 6. 35 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet 155 5 367 151,076 Running 7. 39 18 Kyle Busch Toyota 151 5 367 146,556 Running 8. 11 31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet 147 5 367 136,915 Running 9. 6 39 Ryan Newman Chevrolet 138 367 125,904 Running 10. 3 83 Brian Vickers Toyota 139 5 367 127,173 Running 11. 4 00 David Reutimann Toyota 135 5 367 119,906 Running 12. 9 12 Brad Keselowski Dodge 127 367 115,835 Running 13. 29 17 Matt Kenseth Ford 124 367 133,651 Running 14. 21 6 David Ragan Ford 121 367 95,025 Running 15. 41 99 Carl Edwards Ford 118 367 123,098 Running 16. 5 5 Mark Martin Chevrolet 115 367 100,775 Running 17. 32 78 Regan Smith Chevrolet 112 367 92,075 Running 18. 19 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet 109 367 91,200 Running 19. 33 56 Martin Truex Jr. Toyota 106 366 82,425 Running 20. 10 9 Kasey Kahne Ford 103 366 122,290 Running 21. 38 19 Elliott Sadler Ford 100 366 88,950 Running 22. 17 16 Greg Biffle Ford 97 366 88,575 Running 23. 24 14 Tony Stewart Chevrolet 99 5 366 116,923 Running 24. 31 26 David Stremme Ford 91 365 86,775 Running 25. 7 47 Marcos Ambrose Toyota 88 364 105,148 Running 26. 40 34 Travis Kvapil Ford 85 364 77,300 Running 27. 13 20 Joey Logano Toyota 82 363 112,840 Running 28. 16 82 Scott Speed Toyota 84 5 363 92,423 Running 29. 43 13 Max Papis Toyota 76 361 73,650 Running 30. 20 98 Paul Menard Ford 73 359 83,975 Running 31. 25 77 Sam Hornish Jr. Dodge 70 358 83,725 Running 32. 27 33 Clint Bowyer Chevrolet 67 331 80,050 Running 33. 42 37 Kevin Conway * Ford 64 309 89,398 Accident 34. 23 71 Bobby Labonte Chevrolet 61 297 71,750 Accident 35. 34 38 David Gilliland Ford 58 283 90,260 Accident 36. 22 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet 55 179 125,903 Accident 37. 12 43 A.J. Allmendinger Ford 52 178 108,501 Accident 38. 26 7 Robby Gordon Toyota 54 5 170 82,998 Engine 39. 37 164 Todd Bodine Toyota 46 47 70,800 Brakes 40. 18 55 Michael McDowell Toyota 43 44 70,650 Accident 41. 30 46 J.J. Yeley Dodge 40 42 70,475 Brakes 42. 28 66 Dave Blaney Toyota 37 35 70,380 Transmission 43. 36 132 Reed Sorenson Toyota 34 19 70,739 Accident * Series rookie
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