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closeAFTER INDIANAPOLIS RANKINGS
Move right on over Gordon,
there's a new No. 1 in town
Back-to-back wins push Stewart to top of rankings
Monday, Jul. 30, 2007
Thats Racins David Poole ranks the top 40 teams in the NASCAR Nextel Cup series following the USG Sheetrock 400 at Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Ill. (Rankings based on team performance and potential. Each teams preseason ranking is in parentheses:)
1. (3) Tony Stewart car No. 20 Momentum and the Chase format makes this the team to beat for the title right now.
2. (1) Jeff Gordon car No. 24 Its hard to demote a guy after his eighth straight top-10 finish, but here you go.
3. (2) Matt Kenseth car No. 17 Another quiet top 10 at Indianapolis. Momentum doesnt seem as vital to this team.
4. (4) Denny Hamlin car No. 11 Hangs onto this spot more because of Pocono promise than Indianapolis performance.
5. (8) Kyle Busch car No. 5 Team has a remarkable 866 points in six races since its driver became a lame duck.
6. (7) Kevin Harvick car No. 29 Ran into a tough break well, actually, it ran into this cars fender late in Indy race.
7. (6) Carl Edwards car No. 99 For goodness sakes, ESPN, the mans thumb is going to be JUST FINE! Let it go!
8. (5) Jimmie Johnson car No. 48 Stewart surge and Johnson swoon have become familiar summertime Cup themes.
9. (9) Martin Truex Jr. car No. 1 Battled through some adversity to get decent Indy finish and some Chase cushion.
10. (10) Jeff Burton car No. 31 A little worked up at Kyle Busch after the race at Indianapolis. Good to see that fire.
11. (11) Clint Bowyer car No. 07
12. (13) Kurt Busch car No. 2
13. (12) Dale Earnhardt Jr. car No. 8
14. (18) Mark Martin car No. 01
15. (14) Ryan Newman car No. 12
16. (19) Juan Pablo Montoya car No. 42
17. (17) Greg Biffle car No. 16
18. (15) Jamie McMurray car No. 26
19. (16) Casey Mears car No. 25
20. (20) Bobby Labonte car No. 43
21. (21) Reed Sorenson car No. 41
22. (22) David Gilliland car No. 38
23. (23) David Ragan car No. 6
24. (24) Robby Gordon car No. 7
25. (25) J.J. Yeley car No. 18
26. (33) Ricky Rudd car No. 88
27. (26) Kasey Kahne car No. 9
28. (27) Elliott Sadler car No. 19
29. (28) Tony Raines car No. 96
30. (36) Dave Blaney car No. 22
31. (31) David Stremme car No. 40
32. (29) Jeff Green car No. 66
33. (32) Johnny Sauter car No. 70
34. (38) Paul Menard car No. 15
35. (34) Bill Elliott car No. 21
35. (37) Brian Vickers car No. 83
36. (35) Kyle Petty car No. 45
37. (37) David Reutimann car. No. 00
38. (NR) Ward Burton car No. 4
39. (NR) Scott Riggs car No. 10
40. (NR) Ken Schrader car No. 49
| TRACK FACTS Date Opened: August 19, 1909 First NWCS Race: Brickyard 400, August 6, 1994 Qualifying Record: Casey Mears, 186.293 mph (48.311 sec.), 8/7/04 Race Record: Bobby Labonte, 155.912 mph, 8/5/00 Owner/Chairman: Hulman-George Family, Hulman & Co., Terre Haute President/CEO: Anton H. George Phone: (317) 481-8500 Tickets: (317) 481-8500 Shipping Address: 4790 W. 16th St. Indianapolis, IN 46222 Mailing Address: PO Box 24152 Speedway, IN 46224 |
TRACK CONFIGURATION Distance: 2.5 Mile Oval Banking in Turns 1-4: 9° Banking on Straights: 0° Length of Frontstretch: 5/8 mile Length of Backstretch: 5/8 mile Short Straightaways: 1/8 mile ea. Grandstand Seating: 250,000+ Miles/Laps: 400 mi. = 160 laps |
