“Obviously we would like to be winning but that’s three podiums in the last four road and street course races, and three in the past five overall for the Steak ‘n Shake team so I’m pretty proud of where we are at. I want to thank Honda for all the hard work they are putting in. The fuel mileage was really good there at the end. I would have like to have seen the race run full distance because I heard Bourdais was tight on fuel and we were definitely good."
Richard Childress Racing teammates Paul Menard, Ryan Newman and Austin Dillon finished eighth, 18th and 33rd respectively, in the FedEx 400 presented by Autism Speaks at Dover International Speedway.
Brian Scott welcomed partners ACME and Kraft Singles on board his No. 33 Chevrolet for his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series debut at Dover International Speedway on Sunday afternoon. The Idaho native started 26th and finished 38th in the FedEx 400 presented by Autism Speaks following a late-race incident at the "Monster Mile" concrete oval.
Jimmie Johnson’s had better days at Dover. He’s had days when he’s led nearly 300 laps; he’s had days when he started from the pole and drove to the win. But if you’re going to ever win 10 races at one track, you’re going to need some luck somewhere along the line, and that’s what Johnson got on Sunday.
Martin Truex Jr. had another strong run, but a late-race caution didn't play in his favor as he finished sixth in Sunday's FedEx 400 Sprint Series race at Dover International Speedway.
Trevor Bayne, driver of the No. 6 AdvoCare Ford Fusion, was involved in an incident just shy of the halfway mark of Sunday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Dover International Speedway that ultimately led to a 43rd-place result.
Jimmie Johnson led the final 23 laps of the FedEx 400 benefitting Autism Speaks NASCAR Sprint Cup race en route to capturing a 10th victory at Dover International Speedway. It marked the six-time Cup champion’s 74th career win and was his fourth win at the 13-race mark of the 2015 season. It was also the fifth consecutive victory for Chevrolet at the ‘Monster Mile’. Johnson led a contingent of eight Chevy SS drivers in the top 10 finishing order at the one-mile concrete track.
JIMMIE JOHNSON, NO. 48 LOWE’S PRO SERVICES CHEVROLET SS – Race Winner
THE CALL TO STAY OUT WITH OLD TIRES AND THREE DIFFERENT RESTARTS, HOW DID YOU HOLD THOSE GUYS OFF WITH NEW TIRES BEHIND YOU?
ARIC ALMIROLA, No. 43 Smithfield Ford Fusion (Finished 5th) – “I earned my money today that is for sure. This Smithfield Ford Fusion was a handful most of the day. It started off extremely tight. Trent Owens and the guys made really good adjustments on the car and got it better and better. Finally we weren’t the lucky dog, we raced and stayed on the lead lap and when the caution came out we got a chance to restart with the leaders."
JIMMIE JOHNSON, NO. 48 LOWE’S PRO SERVICES CHEVROLET SS – RACE WINNER - THE CALL TO STAY OUT WITH OLD TIRES AND THREE DIFFERENT RESTARTS, HOW DID YOU HOLD THOSE GUYS OFF WITH NEW TIRES BEHIND YOU?
Ryan Ellis was announced as Young’s Motorsports’ full-time driver in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series as the organization enters its third season of competition.
Groups attending together can even use personalized dad hats to create matching headwear for a family trip, birthday weekend, or annual race tradition.
MV equipment at a charging site is expected to handle that load hour after hour without getting too hot, so the gas-insulated switchgear specified for these projects
