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Kansas: Race results

Pos St No Driver Make Points Bonus Laps Winnings Status --- --- --- -------------------- --------- ------ ----- ----- ------------ ------------ 1. 5 14 Tony Stewart Chevrolet 190 5 267 332,498 ...

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Pos  St  No Driver               Make      Points Bonus  Laps     Winnings Status
--- --- --- -------------------- --------- ------ ----- ----- ------------ ------------
 1.   5  14 Tony Stewart         Chevrolet    190     5   267      332,498 Running
 2.   9  24 Jeff Gordon          Chevrolet    170         267      246,776 Running
 3.  31  16 Greg Biffle          Ford         175    10   267      209,375 Running
 4.  14  42 Juan Montoya         Chevrolet    165     5   267      181,873 Running
 5.  22  11 Denny Hamlin         Toyota       160     5   267      139,225 Running
 6.   6   9 Kasey Kahne          Dodge        150         267      152,973 Running
 7.   1   5 Mark Martin          Chevrolet    151     5   267      123,800 Running
 8.  13  00 David Reutimann      Toyota       142         267      132,173 Running
 9.  11  48 Jimmie Johnson       Chevrolet    143     5   267      154,951 Running
10.  17  99 Carl Edwards         Ford         139     5   267      150,131 Running
11.  39   2 Kurt Busch           Dodge        135     5   267      115,325 Running
12.  34  18 Kyle Busch           Toyota       127         267      142,898 Running
13.   3  25 Brad Keselowski      Chevrolet    129     5   267       95,075 Running
14.  27  47 Marcos Ambrose       Toyota       121         267      111,698 Running
15.  36  07 Casey Mears          Chevrolet    118         267      111,550 Running
16.  21   1 Martin Truex Jr.     Chevrolet    120     5   267      130,690 Running
17.  15  44 A.J. Allmendinger    Dodge        112         267       95,000 Running
18.  33  77 Sam Hornish Jr.      Dodge        109         267      113,310 Running
19.  16  21 Bill Elliott         Ford         106         266       90,150 Running
20.  42  19 Elliott Sadler       Dodge        108     5   266      102,650 Running
21.   8  33 Clint Bowyer         Chevrolet    100         266      100,200 Running
22.  30  39 Ryan Newman          Chevrolet     97         266      119,129 Running
23.  35  31 Jeff Burton          Chevrolet     94         266      135,156 Running
24.  38  29 Kevin Harvick        Chevrolet     91         266      127,528 Running
25.  32  12 David Stremme        Dodge         88         266      121,965 Running
26.  28  43 Reed Sorenson        Dodge         85         266      126,626 Running
27.  10  82 Scott Speed *        Toyota        82         266      101,648 Running
28.  18  20 Joey Logano *        Toyota        79         266      131,726 Running
29.  41  96 Erik Darnell         Ford          76         265      114,804 Running
30.  20  98 Paul Menard          Ford          73         265      117,831 Running
31.   4  26 Jamie McMurray       Ford          70         264       94,225 Running
32.  43 113 Max Papis *          Toyota        67         263       84,525 Running
33.  40  34 John Andretti        Chevrolet     69     5   263       92,275 Running
34.  37   7 Robby Gordon         Toyota        61         263      101,885 Running
35.  25   6 David Ragan          Ford          58         256       90,900 Running
36.   2  88 Dale Earnhardt Jr.   Chevrolet     60     5   232      100,700 Engine
37.  12  83 Brian Vickers        Toyota        52         208      110,798 Engine
38.  29  55 Michael Waltrip      Toyota        49         141       90,250 Accident
39.  23  17 Matt Kenseth         Ford          51     5   134      128,290 Engine
40.  24  66 Dave Blaney          Toyota        43          28       81,850 Engine
41.  19  09 Mike Bliss           Dodge         40          26       81,600 Overheating
42.   7 187 Joe Nemechek         Toyota        37          25       81,430 Rear End
43.  26 171 Bobby Labonte        Chevrolet     34           6       81,718 Accident

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