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MILWAUKEE, Wis. - By finishing seventh in the Time Warner Cable 200 at The Milwaukee Mile on Sunday, Ricky Johnson was able to climb one spot in the ASA ACDelco Series' National Points Standings, moving him up to eighth place. "It ...

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MILWAUKEE, Wis. - By finishing seventh in the Time Warner Cable 200 at The Milwaukee Mile on Sunday, Ricky Johnson was able to climb one spot in the ASA ACDelco Series' National Points Standings, moving him up to eighth place.

"It feels good to be back in the top-10," Johnson said. "After working with Rollie (Christman, crew chief) and our car builder, Jim Randerson, I feel we made some positive strides in the handling of the car. The Vortec-powered Nationwide Auction Systems/WorldBestBuy.com Chevrolet Monte Carlo was a good car today. We just got beat by great cars."

After starting in 11th place, Johnson ran in the top-10 for the most of the race. Some late race pit strategy proved beneficial in moving the No. 22 Nationwide Auction Systems/WorldBestBuy.com Chevrolet up a few positions. On the last pit stop, the call was made to only take on two tires to gain track position.

"Out pit stops were second to none, as always," Johnson continues. "I'm anxious to go to the next race. I feel we're just going to get better from here on out."

Randy Herzog, co-owner of the No. 22 Herzog Motorsports entry, was satisfied with Johnson's race. "It was nice to see the car running up front again. The team moved up a spot in the points race and we're not too far behind from picking up some more positions. Ricky drove a good race and we'll try again at Minnesota."

Nationwide Auction Systems, founded in 1978 and headquartered in the City of Industry, Calif., is the world's largest professional auctioning corporation specializing in governmental, utility surplus and private industry. Nationwide's auction commodities include, but are not limited to, automobiles, light, medium and heavy duty trucks, construction equipment, aircraft, boats, precious metals, scrap metal, entire business liquidations, commercial and residential real estate, vacant land, industrial plant equipment, electronics and jewelry.

San Diego-based WorldBestBuy.com is a wholly owned division of International Brands, Inc., a publicly traded technology company with majority or partial interests in Internet, media, entertainment, e-commerce, and broadcasting enterprises.

Herzog Motorsports is a successful, championship-winning race team. Based in Los Angeles, Calif.; St. Joseph, Mo.; Charlotte, N.C.; and Milwaukee, Wis., Herzog Motorsports fields two teams in the ASA ACDelco Series.

The ASA ACDelco Series returns to the Minnesota State Fair Speedway for the annual Labor Day race. The Miller Lite 300 begins at 1:30 p.m. EST with a tape-delayed broadcast on TNN Sports at 3 p.m. EST.

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