Matt Kenseth – Crown Royal Black Racing – Charlotte Advance

Matt Kenseth – NSCS ADVANCE

Team: No. 17 Crown Royal Black Ford Fusion

Crew Chief: Jimmy Fennig

Chassis: Primary: RK-694 (last run at Atlanta)

Kenseth NSCS record at Charlotte Motor Speedway:

Date Event S F Laps Status Earnings

05/30/10 Coca-Cola 600 16 10 400/400 Running $153,451

10/17/09 NASCAR Banking 500 4 2 334/334 Running $240,915

05/25/09 Coca-Cola 600 30 10 227/227 Running $160,965

10/11/08 Bank of America 500 9 41 194/334 Crash $110,796

05/25/08 Coca-Cola 600 12 7 400/400 Running $163,341

10/13/07 Bank of America 500 7 34 282/337 Accident $115,516

05/27/07 Coca-Cola 600 5 12 400/400 Running $156,241

10/14/06 Bank of America 500 11 14 332/334 Running $115,466

05/28/06 Coca-Cola 600 6 5 400/400 Running $180,366

10/15/05 UAW-GM Quality 500 18 26 326/336 Running $113,561

05/29/05 Coca-Cola 600 3 37 254/400 Accident $131,456

10/16/04 UAW-GM Quality 500 36 11 334/334 Running $113,803

05/30/04 Coca-Cola 600 37 3 400/400 Running $222,478

10/11/03 UAW-GM Quality 500 29 8 334/334 Running $82,425

05/25/03 Coca-Cola 600 18 2 276/276 Running $206,500

10/13/02 UAW-GM Quality 500 7 34 254/334 Engine $62,680

05/26/02 Coca-Cola 600 21 2 400/400 Running $170,600

10/07/01 UAW-Quality GM 500 32 12 334/334 Running $52,440

05/27/01 Coca-Cola 600 40 18 334/334 Running $65,630

10/08/00 UAW-Quality GM 500 26 9 334/334 Running $50,100

05/28/00 Coca-Cola 600 21 1 400/400 Running $200,950

10/11/99 UAW-Quality GM 500 27 40 231/334 Accident $19,680

Races Wins Top 5s Top 10s Poles Earnings

Cumulative 22 1 6 11 0 $2,889,360

Kenseth on racing at Charlotte Motor Speedway:

“Track position has been really important at Charlotte since the introduction of this car with the spoiler. The pavement has a lot of grip and even though the track gets pretty wide, it’s a real fast track and kind of hard to pass so track position is really important. You’ve got to be in position the last couple of stops in order to have a successful finish. I really don’t feel like there’s a big difference between the spring race and this race, but our Crown Royal Black team really just needs to have a solid race for all 500 miles Saturday night.”

Crew chief Jimmy Fennig on racing at Charlotte Motor Speedway:

“It may not show in our results lately, but recently we’ve been running a lot better at intermediate tracks, so I’m hopeful that we can continue along those lines and win Charlotte. Matt really likes racing at Charlotte and he’s had a lot of good races there. Even though there are two different grooves at Charlotte, track position is still very important, so we’ll look to qualify well and have fast pit stops Saturday night as well.”

FAST FACTS:

• Kenseth earned his first career Sprint Cup series win at Charlotte on May 28, 2000

• Kenseth has an average starting position of 18.9 and an average finishing position of 15.4 at Charlotte

• Kenseth has achieved one win, six top-five’s, and eleven top-10’s at Charlotte in the Cup series

• Kenseth has completed 7,236 of 7,782 (93.0 percent) laps at Charlotte and led for a total of 305 laps

• This weekend at Charlotte, Kenseth will pilot the No. 17 Crown Royal Black Ford Fusion

• Entering this weekend, Kenseth is currently eleventh in the NSCS driver point standings

The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of SpeedwayMedia.com

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