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RACING & TESTING

Said Edges Papis In Photo Finish At Montreal

By Reid Spencer

Sporting News NASCAR Wire Service

(August 29, 2010)

MONTREAL—At long last, road-course ace Boris Said is a winner in the NASCAR Nationwide Series.

Said won Sunday’s NAPA Auto Parts 200 at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve when—with the two strongest cars out of contention—the always unpredictable event ended with Said beating Max Papis in a drag race to the finish line.

After leader Robby Gordon ran out of gas on a green-white-checkered-flag finish that sent the race three laps past its scheduled distance of 74 laps, Said lost the lead to Papis at the entrance to the final two corners. But Papis’ momentum sent him wide in Turn 14, and Said drew alongside at the top of the final straightaway.

Papis lost a fraction of a second when he hit the rev limiter in second gear but still had enough to race side by side with Said all the way to the finish line.

Said’s .012-second margin of victory was the closest ever on a road course in the Nationwide Series, the fifth closest overall in series history and the closest since 1998 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

The victory was more than just a first for Said, 47. It was the first Nationwide win for car owner Robby Benton and the first for the new pairing of Said and crew chief Scott Zipadelli.

“I don’t think we had the fastest car today,” Said admitted, “but we definitely had the smartest race strategy with Scott Zipadelli as the crew chief—the first time I ever worked with him. We had great communication, he called a great race, and it was really about managing the racetrack, managing your brakes.

“I’m shocked … overwhelmed. I thought I was going to cry, but I didn’t. My wife would have made fun of me. But I was pretty happy.”

Local hero Jacques Villeneuve finished third, followed by Brad Keselowski, who extended his series lead to 365 points over hard-luck 20th-place finisher Carl Edwards. Paul Menard ran fifth, with Joey Logano, J.R. Fitzpatrick, Parker Kligerman, Justin Allgaier and Trevor Bayne completing the top 10.

The race that gave polesitter Marcos Ambrose another heartbreak (he retired with an electrical problem after leading 25 laps) turned on a bad break—literally—for defending winner Edwards, who led a race-high 29 laps before breaking the track bar on his No. 60 Ford as caution flew with eight laps left in regulation.

Edwards held a lead of almost three seconds over Gordon when Michael Annett slid into the Turn 4 wall to cause the fifth caution of the race, ending a green-flag run of 42 laps.

Two more late cautions forced overtime and prolonged the race enough to empty Gordon’s fuel tank. Gordon led the field to the green flag for a restart on Lap 76 but coasted to a stop before completing the circuit. He finished 14th.

But it was the drag race to the finish between Said and Papis that had the more than 70,000 fans on their feet.

“I was ahead, I was behind, I was ahead,” said Papis, who was driving Kevin Harvick’s No. 33 Chevrolet. “At the end of the day, this was an amazing race. I had a blast. It came down to a green-white-checker, and the thing I’m the most proud of … this is maybe the first time I’ve had the chance to really sit in a car that legitimately can win, and it came down to the last corner.

“For me, I’m really proud. I know it’s a second-place finish, but it’s equal to one of my best wins.”

RACING & TESTING

Kyle Busch extends winning streak at Chicagoland

By Lee Montgomery
Special to the Sporting News NASCAR Wire Service

(August 27, 2010)

JOLIET, Ill.—What can slow down Kyle Busch? Perhaps only the checkered flag.

Busch won his second consecutive NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race and his fourth national series race in a row by dominating the EnjoyIllinois.com 225 on Friday night at Chicagoland Speedway.

Busch swept all three NASCAR national series races at Bristol Motor Speedway last weekend and continued his winning ways at Chicagoland. He led three times for 121 laps for his fourth truck series win in nine starts in 2010.

Busch now has 17 wins across the Sprint Cup (three wins), Nationwide (10) and truck series this year.

The only drama for Busch came on pit road under two separate caution flags. On Lap 81, Busch’s gasman had trouble with the second gas can, and Busch lost four spots for the restart. But he charged to the lead on Lap 98 after another caution slowed the race.

On Lap 126, Busch changed four tires on his No. 18 Toyota, with several other drivers taking two. Busch restarted sixth but passed three cars on the first green-flag lap and got the lead on Lap 131.

Busch also survived a late-race thrust from Todd Bodine, who made an inside move on Busch with six laps to go but slipped and lost ground. Busch then held off Bodine on a green-white-checkered finish after Timothy Peters blew an engine. The race went four laps beyond the scheduled 150 on the 1.5-mile track.

Bodine ended up second, with Ron Hornaday Jr. third, Johnny Sauter fourth and rookie Justin Lofton fifth. Aric Almirola, Matt Crafton, Rick Crawford, Austin Dillon and David Starr completed the top 10.

The victory was Toyota’s 75th in the truck series since 2004, when it entered NASCAR competition.

RACING REPORTS

NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race Number 17

Unofficial Race Results for the Enjoyillinois.Com 225 - Friday, August 27, 2010

Chicagoland Speedway - Joliet, IL - 1.5 Mile Paved

Total Race Length - 154 Laps - 231 Miles - Purse: $608,503

Leader

1 4 18 Kyle Busch Toyota Tundra / Traxxas Toyota 154 195 10 149.8 $52,300 Running 3 121

2 1 30 Todd Bodine Germain.com Toyota 154 175 5 126.1 $39,640 Running 3 17

3 7 33 Ron Hornaday Jr. ShopEZGO.com Chevrolet 154 170 5 117.0 $25,360 Running 2 9

4 5 13 Johnny Sauter IN Country Television / Curb Records Chevrolet 154 160 104.4 $18,775 Running

5 10 7 Justin Lofton # visitPIT.com Toyota 154 155 95.8 $17,975 Running

6 8 51 Aric Almirola Zyclara / Graceway Pharmaceuticals Toyota 154 150 105.8 $15,275 Running

7 18 88 Matt Crafton Fisher / Menards Chevrolet 154 146 88.9 $14,225 Running

8 21 73 Rick Crawford SuperSeal Chevrolet 154 142 85.2 $12,900 Running

9 2 3 Austin Dillon # Bass Pro Shops / Remington / Tracker Boats Chevrolet 154 143 5 109.4 $14,075 Running 1 6

10 12 21 David Starr ASI Limited Chevrolet 154 139 5 74.4 $14,975 Running 1 1

11 11 23 Jason White ASI Limited / Akzo Nobel / GunBroker.com Chevrolet 154 130 79.1 $15,925 Running

12 3 31 James Buescher Wolf Pack Rentals Chevrolet 154 127 97.7 $13,800 Running

13 14 84 Chris Fontaine Glenden Enterprises Chevrolet 154 124 75.5 $11,525 Running

14 9 60 Narain Karthikeyan Starbeast Motorsports / SafeAuto Insurance Chevrolet 154 121 69.2 $13,725 Running

15 19 39 Ryan Sieg S&W Towing Chevrolet 153 118 67.5 $14,725 Running

16 17 90 Brad Sweet Great Clips / Intercontinental Chicago O'Hare Toyota 152 115 72.0 $11,350 Running

17 22 07 Tony Jackson Jr. ASI Limited Chevrolet 151 112 59.3 $13,525 Running

18 25 41 Steve Park Bollegraaf Toyota 151 109 57.4 $11,225 Running

19 26 12 Mario Gosselin TireMonkey.com / James Carter Attorney Chevrolet 150 106 51.4 $13,425 Running

20 20 15 Johanna Long Panhandles Paving & Grading Toyota 150 103 52.7 $13,850 Running

21 15 17 Timothy Peters Red Horse Racing Toyota 147 100 85.8 $13,325 Engine

22 29 10 Jennifer Jo Cobb # DrivenMale.com / Ford F-150 Ford 147 97 45.0 $13,300 Running

23 16 5 Mike Skinner International Trucks / Monaco RV's Toyota 143 94 79.8 $13,275 Running

24 34 57 Norm Benning Norm Benning Racing Chevrolet 142 91 37.1 $12,000 Running

25 32 47 Lance Fenton JC Whitney / Lilly Trucking Chevrolet 142 88 39.5 $11,975 Running

26 35 01 Jerick Johnson Koma Unwind Chillaxation Drink Chevrolet 138 85 33.4 $10,950 Running

27 33 6 Ken Butler III Kids Embrace Chevrolet 137 82 38.0 $10,925 Running

28 13 4 Ricky Carmichael Monster Energy Chevrolet 86 79 67.1 $10,900 Oil Leak

29 24 86 Jamie Dick VIVA Auto Group Chevrolet 58 76 54.0 $10,850 Engine

30 30 46 J C Stout Team Gill Racing Dodge 53 73 42.6 $11,675 Engine

31 6 2 Shelby Howard ForeTravel Motorcoach Chevrolet 28 70 66.0 $10,800 Engine

32 23 87 Chris Jones Copy Wizard Chevrolet 17 67 35.9 $10,775 Electrical

33 36 93 Mike Garvey S&W Towing Chevrolet 15 64 37.2 $10,750 Transmission

34 28 89 Mike Harmon Lafferty Performance / Blue Ox Ford 7 61 32.3 $10,725 Overheating

35 31 85 Brent Raymer Blast it All / Ford Drive One. Ford 4 58 32.1 $10,700 Handling

36 27 95 Tim Andrews Team Gill Racing Dodge 2 55 30.3 $10,666 Overheating

Before an estimated crowd of 30,000, Kyle Busch won the EnjoyIllinois.com 225, his 20th NASCAR Camping World Truck Series victory. Prior to the green

flag, the following driver(s) dropped to the rear for the reason indicated: None.

Race Comments:

Failed to Qualify: (2) 72, 99.

Time of Race: 1 Hrs, 44 Mins, 31 Secs. Average Speed: Margin of Victory:

5 for 21 laps: Laps: 30-34 (#2 slow on track [07]); 80-83 (Fluid on track [84]); 85-88 (Fluid on track [60]); 126-129 (#3,31 accident Turn 2 [60]); 149-152

(Fluid on track [39]).

Caution Flags:

9 among 5 drivers: T. Bodine 1-6; A. Dillon # 7-12; K. Busch 13-80; D. Starr 81; T. Bodine 82-83; R. Hornaday Jr. 84-88; T. Bodine 89-97; K. Busch 98-126;

R. Hornaday Jr. 127-130; K. Busch 131-154.

Lead Changes:

(1) T. Bodine 2,708;(2) A. Almirola 2,472;(3) J. Sauter 2,405;(4) T. Peters 2,383;(5) R. Hornaday Jr. 2,380;(6) M. Crafton 2,324;(7) A. Dillon # 2,315;(8) M.

Skinner 2,210;(9) D. Starr 2,133;(10) J. Lofton # 1,977.

Top 10 Driver Points:

132.610 MPH 0.186 Seconds

Next Race: Sep. 3, 2010 - Kentucky Speedway

Featherlite Most Improved Driver: Jason White, #23 25 Places Keystone Light Pole Award: Todd Bodine, #30

Mahle Clevite Engine Builder of the Race: Triad, #18 Mobil 1 Command Performance Driver of the Race: Johnny Sauter, #13

O'Reilly Auto Parts Position Improvement Award: Rick Crawford, #73 13 places Raybestos Rookie of the Race: Justin Lofton, #7

Sunoco Diamond Performance: Kyle Busch, #18 WIX Filters Lap Leader: Ron Hornaday Jr, #33 9 Laps

Driver

Fin Str Trk Driver Team Laps Pts Bns Rating Winnings Status Tms Laps

QUALIFICATIONS

Time Trial Results

Chicagoland Speedway

Provided by NASCAR Statistics - Fri, August 27, 2010 @ 04:45 PM Central

Track Qualifying Record:

Driver Date Time Speed

EnjoyIllinois.com 225

1 30 Todd Bodine Germain.com Toyota 31.063 SEC / 173.840 MPH

2 3 Austin Dillon # Bass Pro Shops / Remington / Tracker Boats Chevrolet 31.097 SEC / 173.650 MPH

3 31 James Buescher Wolf Pack Rentals Chevrolet 31.136 SEC / 173.433 MPH

4 18 Kyle Busch Toyota Tundra / Traxxas Toyota 31.194 SEC / 173.110 MPH

5 13 Johnny Sauter IN Country Television / Curb Records Chevrolet 31.225 SEC / 172.938 MPH

6 2 Shelby Howard ForeTravel Motorcoach Chevrolet 31.230 SEC / 172.911 MPH

7 33 Ron Hornaday Jr. ShopEZGO.com Chevrolet 31.262 SEC / 172.734 MPH

8 51 Aric Almirola Zyclara / Graceway Pharmaceuticals Toyota 31.327 SEC / 172.375 MPH

9 60 Narain Karthikeyan Starbeast Motorsports / SafeAuto Insurance Chevrolet 31.327 SEC / 172.375 MPH

10 7 Justin Lofton # visitPIT.com Toyota 31.331 SEC / 172.353 MPH

11 23 Jason White ASI Limited / Akzo Nobel / GunBroker.com Chevrolet 31.332 SEC / 172.348 MPH

12 21 David Starr ASI Limited Chevrolet 31.458 SEC / 171.657 MPH

13 4 Ricky Carmichael Monster Energy Chevrolet 31.481 SEC / 171.532 MPH

14 84 Chris Fontaine Glenden Enterprises Chevrolet 31.503 SEC / 171.412 MPH

15 17 Timothy Peters Red Horse Racing Toyota 31.506 SEC / 171.396 MPH

16 5 Mike Skinner International Trucks / Monaco RV's Toyota 31.540 SEC / 171.211 MPH

17 90 Brad Sweet Great Clips / Intercontinental Chicago O'Hare Toyota 31.568 SEC / 171.059 MPH

18 88 Matt Crafton Fisher / Menards Chevrolet 31.590 SEC / 170.940 MPH

19 39 Ryan Sieg S&W Towing Chevrolet 31.601 SEC / 170.881 MPH

20 15 Johanna Long Panhandles Paving & Grading Toyota 31.680 SEC / 170.455 MPH

21 73 Rick Crawford SuperSeal Chevrolet 31.840 SEC / 169.598 MPH

22 07 Tony Jackson Jr. ASI Limited Chevrolet 31.859 SEC / 169.497 MPH

23 87 Chris Jones Copy Wizard Chevrolet 31.923 SEC / 169.157 MPH

24 86 Jamie Dick VIVA Auto Group Chevrolet 31.924 SEC / 169.152 MPH

25 41 Steve Park Bollegraaf Toyota 31.943 SEC / 169.051 MPH

26 12 Mario Gosselin TireMonkey.com / James Carter Attorney Chevrolet 32.130 SEC / 168.067 MPH

27 95 Tim Andrews Team Gill Racing Dodge 32.180 SEC / 167.806 MPH

28 89 Mike Harmon Lafferty Performance / Blue Ox Ford 32.194 SEC / 167.733 MPH

29 10 Jennifer Jo Cobb # DrivenMale.com / Ford F-150 Ford 32.333 SEC / 167.012 MPH

30 46 J C Stout Team Gill Racing Dodge 32.599 SEC / 165.649 MPH

31 85 Brent Raymer Blast it All / Ford Drive One. Ford 32.702 SEC / 165.128 MPH

32 47 Lance Fenton JC Whitney / Lilly Trucking Chevrolet 33.732 SEC / 160.085 MPH

33 6 Ken Butler III Kids Embrace Chevrolet Owners Points

34 57 Norm Benning Norm Benning Racing Chevrolet Owners Points

35 01 Jerick Johnson Koma Unwind Chillaxation Drink Chevrolet Owners Points

36 93 Mike Garvey S&W Towing Chevrolet 32.261 SEC / 167.385 MPH

37 72 Johnny Chapman James Carter Attorney / SponsortheTruck.Com Chevrolet 32.462 SEC / 166.348 MPH

38 99 John Jackson John Carter, Attorney Chevrolet 33.237 SEC / 162.470 MPH

Pos Trk Driver Team Reason

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Time Trial Results

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Provided by NASCAR Statistics - Sat, August 28, 2010 @ 06:44 PM Eastern

Track Qualifying Record:

Driver Date Time Speed

NAPA AUTO PARTS 200 presented by Dodge

1 * 47 Marcos Ambrose Little Debbie/Glad Toyota 100.458 SEC / 97.079 MPH

2 * 32 Jacques Villeneuve Dollar General Toyota 100.619 SEC / 96.924 MPH

3 * 20 Joey Logano GameStop Toyota 100.904 SEC / 96.650 MPH

4 * 60 Carl Edwards Fastenal Ford 101.134 SEC / 96.430 MPH

5 * 09 Boris Said Zaxby's/PFC Ford 101.224 SEC / 96.345 MPH

6 * 38 Jason Leffler Great Clips Toyota 101.240 SEC / 96.330 MPH

7 * 98 Paul Menard Colonial Elegance/Menards Ford 101.386 SEC / 96.191 MPH

8 * 22 Brad Keselowski Discount Tire/Ruby Tuesday Dodge 101.422 SEC / 96.157 MPH

9 * 33 Max Papis Rheem Chevrolet 101.470 SEC / 96.111 MPH

10 * 18 Brad Coleman Safeway Driving Centers Toyota 101.565 SEC / 96.021 MPH

11 * 27 Andrew Ranger Dodge Dealers of Quebec Dodge 101.685 SEC / 95.908 MPH

12 * 81 * Michael McDowell MacDonald Motorsports Ford 102.110 SEC / 95.509 MPH

13 * 00 * Patrick Carpentier NAPA Toyota 102.253 SEC / 95.375 MPH

14 * 16 Colin Braun # 3M Ford 102.288 SEC / 95.343 MPH

15 * 88 Ron Fellows Canadian Tire Chevrolet 102.309 SEC / 95.323 MPH

16 * 07 * Robby Gordon Mapei/Menards Toyota 102.394 SEC / 95.244 MPH

17 * 7 J R Fitzpatrick Schick Hydro Chevrolet 102.596 SEC / 95.056 MPH

18 * 66 Steve Wallace 5-hour Energy Toyota 102.738 SEC / 94.925 MPH

19 * 62 Brendan Gaughan South Point Hotel & Casino Toyota 103.004 SEC / 94.680 MPH

20 * 99 Trevor Bayne Out! Pet Care Toyota 103.164 SEC / 94.533 MPH

21 * 26 * Parker Kligerman No.26 K-Automotive Motorsports Dodge Dodge 103.539 SEC / 94.191 MPH

22 * 23 Alex Kennedy Media Master Chevrolet 103.561 SEC / 94.171 MPH

23 * 6 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. # CitiFinancial Ford 103.646 SEC / 94.093 MPH

24 * 12 Justin Allgaier Verizon Wireless Dodge 103.708 SEC / 94.037 MPH

25 * 35 Tony Ave TriStar Motorsports Chevrolet 103.805 SEC / 93.949 MPH

26 * 11 Brian Scott # AccuDoc Toyota 103.806 SEC / 93.948 MPH

27 * 97 * Joe Nemechek Gator.com Chevrolet 103.838 SEC / 93.919 MPH

28 * 43 * Justin Marks Future Electronics Ford 104.220 SEC / 93.575 MPH

29 * 10 Tayler Malsam Iron Horse Jeans Toyota 104.518 SEC / 93.308 MPH

30 * 24 * DJ Kennington Del Monte Ford 104.599 SEC / 93.236 MPH

31 * 87 Paulie Harraka Exide Chevrolet 104.749 SEC / 93.103 MPH

32 * 34 Tony Raines Long John Silvers Chevrolet 104.754 SEC / 93.098 MPH

33 * 01 Mike Wallace GK Services Chevrolet 104.759 SEC / 93.094 MPH

34 * 59 * Kyle Kelley UPR.com/Apex/A1 Certified Solar Chevrolet 104.761 SEC / 93.092 MPH

35 * 05 * Victor Gonzalez Jr. 31-W Insulation Chevrolet 104.930 SEC / 92.942 MPH

36 * 15 Michael Annett Flying J Toyota 105.164 SEC / 92.735 MPH

37 * 40 Mike Bliss Happy 75th Birthday Mom! Chevrolet 105.242 SEC / 92.666 MPH

38 * 89 * Brett Rowe Victory in Jesus Chevrolet 105.326 SEC / 92.593 MPH

39 * 82 * Tomy Drissi Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps Dodge 105.477 SEC / 92.460 MPH

40 * 41 * Stanton Barrett 4Caring.org Chevrolet 105.787 SEC / 92.189 MPH

41 * 28 Kenny Wallace Jay Robinson Racing Chevrolet 105.960 SEC / 92.039 MPH

42 * 70 Mark Green ML Motorsports Chevrolet 107.025 SEC / 91.123 MPH

43 * 31 * Kevin O'Connell Taleo Grill Chevrolet 107.058 SEC / 91.095 MPH

44 * 36 * Jeff Green TriStar Motorsports Chevrolet 107.320 SEC / 90.872 MPH

45 * 61 * Pierre Bourque Avaya Ford 108.203 SEC / 90.131 MPH

46 * 21 Morgan Shepherd Victory In Jesus Chevrolet 108.412 SEC / 89.957 MPH

Pos Car Driver Team Reason

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SCHEDULES

2010 NASCAR CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES SCHEDULE
Date         Site
Feb. 12     Daytona International Speedway
March 6    Atlanta Motor Speedway
March 27  Martinsville Speedway
May 2       Kansas Speedway
May 14     Dover International Speedway
May 21     Lowe’s Motor Speedway
June 4      Texas Motor Speedway
June 12     Michigan International Speedway
June 18    Milwaukee Mile
June 26     Memphis Motorsports Park
July 11      Iowa Speedway
July 16      Gateway International Raceway
July 23      O’Reilly Raceway Park
July 31      Pocono Raceway
Aug. 7       Nashville Superspeedway
Aug. 18     Bristol Motor Speedway
Aug. 27     Chicagoland Speedway
Sept. 3     Kentucky Speedway
Sept. 18    New Hampshire Motor Speedway
Sept. 25    Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Oct. 23     Martinsville Speedway
Oct. 30     Talladega Superspeedway
Nov. 5     Texas Motor Speedway
Nov. 12    Phoenix International Raceway
Nov. 19    Homestead-Miami Speedway

2010 NASCAR NATIONWIDE SERIES SCHEDULE
Date      Site
Feb. 13    Daytona International Speedway
Feb. 20    Auto Club Speedway
Feb. 27    Las Vegas Motor Speedway
March 20  Bristol Motor Speedway
April 3     Nashville Superspeedway
April 9      Phoenix International Raceway
April 17    Texas Motor Speedway
April 24    Talladega Superspeedway
April 30    Richmond International Raceway
May 7      Darlington Raceway
May 15    Dover International Speedway
May 29    Lowe’s Motor Speedway
June 5     Nashville Superspeedway
June 12    Kentucky Speedway
June 19    Milwaukee Mile
June 26    New Hampshire Motor Speedway
July 2       Daytona International Speedway
July 9       Chicagoland Speedway
July 17     Gateway International Raceway
July 24     O’Reilly Raceway Park
July 31     Iowa Speedway
Aug. 7     Watkins Glen International
Aug. 14   Michigan International Speedway
Aug. 20   Bristol Motor Speedway
Aug. 29   Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Sept. 4    Atlanta Motor Speedway
Sept. 10  Richmond International Raceway
Sept. 25  Dover International Speedway
Oct. 2     Kansas Speedway
Oct. 9     Auto Club Speedway
Oct. 15   Lowe’s Motor Speedway
Oct. 23   Memphis Motorsports Park
Nov. 6    Texas Motor Speedway
Nov. 13   Phoenix International Raceway
Nov. 20   Homestead-Miami Speedway