The WING Racing Report

Kurt Busch wins Cup race at Dover: #22-Kurt Busch won the “AAA 400” Sprint Cup Series race at Dover International Speedway for his 24th career win and 2nd of  the season.
#48 Jimmie Johnson finished 2nd followed by #99 Carl Edwards, #4 Kasey Kahne, #17 Matt Kenseth, #18 Kyle Busch, #43 A.J. Allmendinger, #33 Clint Bowyer, #9 Marcos Ambrose and #29 Kevin Harvick.
Pole sitter #56 Martin Truex Jr. had some tire problems and finished 30th.
#29 Kevin Harvick and #99 Carl Edwards are tied in the Chase Points lead, with #14 Tony Stewart and #22 Kurt Busch 9 points behind in 3rd.
There were 24 lead changes among 13 drivers and 10 cautions for 44 yellow flag laps.

2011 Sprint Cup Driver Championship Chase Points Standings:
[after Dover, race 29 of 36 and Chase race 3 of 10]                                 
1) #29-Kevin Harvick [4 wins], 2122
2) #99-Carl Edwards [1 win], 2122
3) #14-Tony Stewart [2 wins], 2113, -9
4) #22-Kurt Busch [2 wins], 2113, -9
5) #48-Jimmie Johnson [1 win], 2109, -13
6) #2-Brad Keselowski [3 wins], 2108, -14
7) #17-Matt Kenseth [2 wins], 2108, -14
8) #18-Kyle Busch [4 wins], 2107, -15
9) #24-Jeff Gordon [3 wins], 2103, -19
10) #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr. [0 wins], 2088, -34
11) #39-Ryan Newman [1 win], 2081, -41
12) #11-Denny Hamlin [1 win], 2054, -68
(ties broken by 1sts, 2nds, 3rd, etc)

Carl Edwards wins the Nationwide Series race at Dover: #60 Carl Edwards won the “OneMain Financial 200” at Dover International Speedway for his 7th win of the season and the 36th of his career. #22 Brad Keselowski was second followed by #33 Clint Bowyer, #38 Kasey Kahne, #6 Ricky Stenhouse, Jr., #16 Trevor Bayne, #32 Reed Sorenson, #20 Ryan Truex, #19 Mike Bliss, and #31 Justin Allgaier. There were 4 cautions for 22 laps and 7 lead changes among 4 leaders.

Nationwide Series Driver standings following Dover:
1) #6-Ricky Stenhouse 1025                                                           
2) #2-Elliott Sadler 1003, -22
3) #32-Reed Sorenson 976, -49
4) #88-Aric Almirola 951, -74
5) #31-Justin Allgaier 939, -86
6) #30-Jason Leffler 884, -141
7) #09-Kenny Wallace 841, -184
8) #66-Steve Wallace 815, -210
9) #11-Brian Scott 811 -214
10) #62-Michael Annett 804, -221

Ron Hornaday picks up record 50th win Camping World Truck Series at Kentucky: Congratulations go out to #2 Ron Hornaday Jr. as he held off #3 Austin Dillon to pick up the win for the Kentucky 225 at Kentucky Speedway. This was Hornaday's 3rd career win at Kentucky, and a record-setting 50th in the Camping World Truck Series. Dillon finished second. Rounding out the top ten were; #31 James Buescher, #8 Nelson Piquet Jr., #18 Brian Ickler, #4 Ricky Carmichael, #5 Todd Bodine, #60 Cole Whitt, #98 Dakoda Armstrong, #81 David Starr. There were 18 lead changes among 11 drivers with 7 caution flags for 36 laps.

Camping World Truck Series Driver Point Standings:
1) #3-Austin Dillon, 704                                                           
2) #31-James Buescher, 701 -3
3) #13-Johnny Sauter, 685 -19
4) #17-Timothy Peters, 664 -40
5) #2/33-Ron Hornaday Jr., 662 -42
6) #22-Joey Coulter, 634 -70
7) #60-Cole Whitt, 632 -72
8) #88-Matt Crafton 631 -73
9) #5-Todd Bodine, 631 -73
10) #29-Parker Kligerman, 608 -96