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Dover: Jamie McMurray preview

Monster Mile: McMurray will be making his 15th NSCS start at the one-mile oval. McMurray has started in the top-10 seven times, led 131 laps and accumulated five top-10 finishes. McMurray's career-best finish at Dover came in the Spring of 2006 ...

Published: May 12, 2010, 6:35 PM

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Monster Mile: McMurray will be making his 15th NSCS start at the one-mile oval. McMurray has started in the top-10 seven times, led 131 laps and accumulated five top-10 finishes. McMurray's career-best finish at Dover came in the Spring of 2006 when he finished second. He has completed 5549 of 5604 (99.0$) laps raced and has zero DNF's.

In the Points: The 2nd-place finish at Darlington moved McMurray and the No. 1 Team up three spots to 16th in the NSCS Championship standings, just 39 points out of 12th -- the cutoff for the Chase.

No. 1 Bass Pro Shops/Tracker Boats Chevrolet (NSCS): Chassis #905. Crew Chief Kevin "Bono" Manion has elected to bring Chassis number #905 to Dover International Speedway this weekend. McMurray and the No. 1 Bass Pro Shops team last used this chassis earlier in the season at Atlanta Motor Speedway finishing 29th after an on-track incident while running in the top-five ended McMurray's day.

-source: ecr

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