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NASCAR Nationwide Series points leader Elliott Sadler and his brother, motorsports analyst Hermie Sadler, joined breast cancer survivors from as far away as Ohio, to paint the start/finish line at Charlotte Motor Speedway pink in preparation for next week’s Dollar General 300 Nationwide Series race.

Driving the beautiful looking Support Military Foundation No. 81 at the “Monster Mile” Saturday, Jason Bowles brought home a solid 20th place result. Bowles had a very quick race car during the late stages of the race and earned his 15th top-20 finish of the 2012 season.

Richard Childress Racing teammates finished second (Paul Menard), fourth (Elliott Sadler) and 10th (Austin Dillon). Sadler leads the NASCAR Nationwide Series driver championship point standings by nine points over Ricky Stenhouse Jr., while Dillon ranks third in the standings, 25 markers behind his RCR teammate.

Joey Logano qualified the No. 18 Sport Clips Toyota in the third position for Saturday afternoon’s NASCAR Nationwide Series event at Dover International Speedway

Michael Annett started the OneMain Financial 200 at Dover International Speedway from the 12th position. Running lap times comparable to the leader from the drop of the green flag Annett moved into the 11th spot at Lap 33.

Mike Wallace and the unsponsored No. 01 Chevrolet team went to Dover International Speedway in search of concrete results. What they got, instead, was a fast-paced race on the one-mile, concrete oval track that prevented them from gaining positions during the event where only three caution flags slowed the action.

While some still debate it, anyone involved with NASCAR knows not only is it a sport, but one that involves a unique mixture of physicality, good mechanics and a great deal of mental focus, as well as confidence.

Cruise control is not an approved piece of equipment in NASCAR. (Speedometers aren’t either, for that matter.) But if it were, Joey Logano simply could have set his to “fast” at Dover International Speedway on Saturday, speedometer not necessary.

Camry driver Joey Logano drove his Joe Gibbs Racing No. 18 SportClips Toyota Camry to victory lane in Saturday's NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) race at Delaware's Dover International Speedway.

RICKY STENHOUSE JR. – No. 6 Cargill Ford Mustang – “Our Ranchers Reserve Mustang was not as good as we thought it was gonna be for sure. We did all we could to finish ninth. That was a tough race and a tough race track when it gets rubbered in, and we just didn’t have any grip. We struggled a lot, so we’ll have to look at it. This was something a little different that we ran here that we haven’t in the past, but, all in all, we finished top 10. It’s not what we want because we always come to win, but I’ve got to thank Cargill Beef, Ranchers Reserve, Safeway, NOS, Nationwide Insurance. It’s a finish. We’ll go on to Charlotte.”