Sorenson wins at Road America

Reed Sorenson had enough fuel to make it to the finish line to win Saturday’s NASCAR Nationwide race at Road America.

[media-credit name=”CIA Stock Photo” align=”alignright” width=”234″][/media-credit]Justin Allgaier was leading when the final yellow flag came out on the final restart in the third attempt. But Allgaier ran out of fuel before making it to the finish line. Unable to keep pace lap speed, Allgaier surrendered the lead to Sorenson.

At the same time, Ron Fellowes did not slow when the final yellow flag came out and passed both Sorenson and Allgaier before getting behind the pace car. Fellows appeared to have won the race until NASCAR reviewed the tapes a saw that Fellows did not slow when the caution light was displayed, giving Sorenson back the lead and the win.

Unofficial Race Results
Bucyrus 200, Road America
http://www.speedwaymedia.com/n2s/race.php?race=16
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Pos. No. Driver Make Points
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1 12 32 Reed Sorenson Chevrolet 47
2 5 7 Ron Fellows Chevrolet 0
3 3 22 Jacques Villeneuve Dodge 0
4 7 2 Elliott Sadler Chevrolet 40
5 25 1 Mike Wallace Chevrolet 40
6 21 153 Andrew Ranger Dodge 0
7 22 62 Michael Annett Toyota 37
8 8 6 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Ford 36
9 17 167 J.R. Fitzpatrick Ford 35
10 23 15 Timmy Hill * Ford 34
11 15 30 Ricky Carmichael Chevrolet 0
12 1 18 Michael McDowell Toyota 0
13 18 39 Josh Wise Ford 31
14 26 19 Mike Bliss Chevrolet 30
15 13 11 Brian Scott Toyota 30
16 24 81 Blake Koch * Dodge 28
17 32 28 Derrike Cope Chevrolet 27
18 39 70 Dennis Setzer Dodge 26
19 14 31 Justin Allgaier Chevrolet 26
20 9 38 Jason Leffler Chevrolet 24
21 19 23 Alex Kennedy Dodge 0
22 20 88 Aric Almirola Chevrolet 22
23 2 33 Max Papis Chevrolet 0
24 28 87 Kevin Conway Toyota 0
25 41 52 Tim Schendel Chevrolet 19
26 6 66 Steve Wallace Toyota 19
27 29 14 Eric McClure Chevrolet 17
28 16 9 Kenny Wallace Toyota 16
29 42 113 Jennifer Jo Cobb * Ford 15
30 30 141 Doug Harrington Ford 14
31 11 16 Trevor Bayne Ford 13
32 27 51 Jeremy Clements Chevrolet 12
33 4 60 Billy Johnson Ford 0
34 10 164 Jason Bowles Toyota 0
35 35 89 Morgan Shepherd Chevrolet 9
36 33 175 Carl Long Ford 8
37 40 40 Charles Lewandoski * Chevrolet 7
38 31 44 Jeff Green Chevrolet 6
39 36 103 Scott Wimmer Dodge 5
40 34 146 Chase Miller Chevrolet 4
41 38 142 Tim Andrews Chevrolet 0
42 37 55 Brett Rowe Chevrolet 2
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