Location
1801 W. International Speedway Blvd.
Daytona Beach, FL 32114
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Weather
Light Fog 75°
Track Details
Completed : 1959
Distance : 2.5 miles
Shape : Tri-oval
Banking : 31° turns
3° straights
Frontstretch : 3,800 feet
Backstretch : 3,000 feet
Seating : 168,000
Contact Info
P.O. Box 2801
Daytona Beach, FL 32120
(386) 253-7223
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DATE SERIES RACE TICKETS
07/06/07 BUSCH Winn-Dixie 250 presented by PepsiCo Buy Tickets
07/07/07 CUP Pepsi 400 Buy Tickets
Credit: AutostockSmoking tires at Daytona 2006 Race Results
Nextel Cup Series
Daytona 500 :: Jimmie Johnson - 02/19/06
Pepsi 400 :: Tony Stewart - 07/01/06
Cup Historical Race Winners
Busch Series
Hershey's Kissables 300 :: Tony Stewart - 02/18/06
Winn-Dixie 250 presented by PepsiCo :: Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 06/30/06
Craftsman Truck Series
GM Flex Fuel 250 :: Mark Martin - 02/17/06
Track Records
RACE RECORDS
Nextel Cup 500-Mile Race Record :: Buddy Baker 177.602 - 02/17/80
Nextel Cup 400-Mile Race Record :: Bobby Allison 173.473 - 07/04/80
Cup Historical Race Winners
Busch Race Record :: Geoffrey Bodine 157.137 - 02/16/85
Truck Race Record :: Mark Martin 146.622 - 02/17/06
QUALIFYING RECORDS
Nextel Cup Qualifying Record :: Bill Elliott 210.364 - 1987
Busch Qualifying Record :: Tommy Houston 194.389 - 1987
Truck Qualifying Record :: Joe Ruttman 187.563 - 2000
Track History
Daytona International Speedway opened in 1959, but the history of auto racing at Daytona goes back much farther than that. In 1936, the precursor to today's Daytona 500 was born on a course that went down 1.5 miles of highway then turned and came the same distance back up the beach.
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ENTRY LIST
Pepsi 400 | Daytona International Speedway
July 07, 2007 | Race 18 of 36
CAR DRIVER HOMETOWN MAKE SPONSOR OWNER
00 David Reutimann* Zephyrhills, FL Toyota Burger King Calvin Wells, III
1 Martin Truex Jr. Mayetta, NJ Chevrolet Bass Pro Shops / Tracker Teresa Earnhardt
01 Mark Martin Batesville, AR Chevrolet U.S. Army Bobby Ginn
2 Kurt Busch Las Vegas, NV Dodge Miller Lite Roger Penske
4 Ward Burton South Boston, VA Chevrolet State Water Heaters James Finch
5 Kyle Busch Las Vegas, NV Chevrolet CARQUEST / Kellogg's Rick Hendrick
6 David Ragan* Unadilla, GA Ford AAA Travel Mike Dee
7 Robby Gordon Orange, CA Ford MAPEI / Menards Robby Gordon
07 Clint Bowyer Emporia, KS Chevrolet Jack Daniel's Richard Childress
8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Kannapolis, NC Chevrolet Budweiser Teresa Earnhardt
9 Kasey Kahne Enumclaw, WA Dodge I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry Ray Evernham
10 Scott Riggs Bahama, NC Dodge Valvoline / Stanley Tools James Rocco
11 Denny Hamlin Chesterfield, VA Chevrolet FedEx Kinko's J D Gibbs
12 Ryan Newman South Bend, IN Dodge ALLTEL Roger Penske
13 Joe Nemechek Lakeland, FL Chevrolet Ginn Resorts Bobby Ginn
14 Sterling Marlin Columbia, TN Chevrolet Ginn Resorts Bobby Ginn
15 Paul Menard* Eau Claire, WI Chevrolet Pittsburgh Paints / Menards Teresa Earnhardt
16 Greg Biffle Vancouver, WA Ford Dish Network Jack Roush
17 Matt Kenseth Cambridge, WI Ford R+L Carriers John Henry
18 J.J. Yeley Phoenix, AZ Chevrolet Interstate Batteries Joe Gibbs
19 Elliott Sadler Emporia, VA Dodge Dodge Dealers / UAW Ray Evernham
20 Tony Stewart Rushville, IN Chevrolet The Home Depot Joe Gibbs
21 Bill Elliott Dawsonville, GA Ford U.S. Air Force Glen Wood
22 Dave Blaney Hartford, OH Toyota Caterpillar Bill Davis
24 Jeff Gordon Pittsboro, IN Chevrolet DuPont / Pepsi Rick Hendrick
25 Casey Mears Bakersfield, CA Chevrolet National Guard / GMAC Mary Hendrick
26 Jamie McMurray Joplin, MO Ford IRWIN Marathon Saw Blades Geoff Smith
27 Kirk Shelmerdine Winston-Salem-
, NC Chevrolet Lilly Trucking of Virginia Kirk Shelmerdine
29 Kevin Harvick Bakersfield, CA Chevrolet Shell / Pennzoil Richard Childress
31 Jeff Burton South Boston, VA Chevrolet AT&T Mobility Richard Childress
36 Jeremy Mayfield Owensboro, KY Toyota 360 OTC Gail Davis
37 Kevin Lepage Shelburne, VT Dodge Front Row Motorsports Bob Jenkins
38 David Gilliland Riverside, CA Ford M&M's Robert Yates
40 David Stremme South Bend, IN Dodge Coors Light Felix Sabates
41 Reed Sorenson Peachtree City, GA Dodge Target Chip Ganassi
42 Juan Montoya* Bogota, Colombia Dodge Texaco / Havoline Floyd Ganassi
43 Bobby Labonte Corpus Christi, TX Dodge Cheerios / Pillsbury Cinnabon Richard Petty
44 Dale Jarrett Hickory, NC Toyota UPS Michael Waltrip
45 John Andretti Indianapolis, IN Dodge Tire Kingdom Kyle Petty
48 Jimmie Johnson El Cajon, CA Chevrolet Lowe's Jeff Gordon
49 Larry Foyt Houston, TX Dodge Paralyzed Veterans of America Elizabeth Morgenthau
55 Michael Waltrip Owensboro, KY Toyota NAPA Auto Parts Buffy Waltrip
66 Jeff Green Owensboro, KY Chevrolet Haas Automation Joe Custer
70 Johnny Sauter Necedah, WI Chevrolet Haas Automation Joe Custer
78 Kenny Wallace St. Louis, MO Chevrolet Furniture Row Racing Barney Visser
83 Brian Vickers Thomasville, NC Toyota Red Bull Dietrich Mateschitz
84 A.J. Allmendinger* Los Gatos, CA Toyota Red Bull Dietrich Mateschitz
88 Ricky Rudd Chesapeake, VA Ford Snickers Robert Yates
96 Tony Raines La Porte, IN Chevrolet DLP HDTV Bill Saunders
99 Carl Edwards Columbia, MO Ford Office Depot Georgetta Roush
104 Eric McClure Chilhowie, VA Chevrolet Hefty Larry McClure
109 Mike Wallace St. Louis, MO Chevrolet Miccosukee Gaming & Resorts Larry McClure
160 Boris Said Carlsbad, CA Ford SOBE - No Fear Mark Simo
* Denotes Rookie
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NASA rocket launch to coincide with Pepsi 400 festivities:
Whoever sings "and the rockets red glare," on Saturday, July 7, the day of the Pepsi 400 at Daytona International Speedway, will really mean it. Sometime between 4:09 and 4:36pm/et, NASA is scheduled to launch a Delta II Rocket from the Astrotech Space Operations Facility Launch Pad at Kennedy Space Center in nearby Titusville, FL. Weather permitting, those attending the Nextel Series Pepsi 400 race or in the area of the Speedway should be able to see the rocket churn toward space. The Dawn spacecraft is being prepared for launch and has gone through a series of tests including the loading on xenon for the ion propulsion system and the loading of Hydrazine, used for spacecraft control and maneuvering.(DIS PR)(6-25-2007)
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Drivers differ on bump drafting strategy
By Brett Borden
Special to ESPN.com
Updated: July 4, 2007, 7:30 PM ET
As the Nextel Cup series makes its second swing through Daytona, Fla., with Saturday's Pepsi 400, get ready to hear the term bump drafting. Depending on whom you believe, bump drafting is either A) a dangerous practice that shows a lack of respect and could get someone killed, B) a positive thing that allows frustrated drivers to pass when they otherwise would be unable to, or C) something you won't have to worry about much longer either way.
Greg Biffle bumps the back of Jon Wood's car at Texas Motor Speedway last year before Wood managed to recover without wrecking.
What is this practice that elicits praise from one driver and cursing from the guy in the next garage stall?
Simply put, bump drafting is a byproduct of regular drafting, which is as much a part of Daytona as seagulls and old men with metal detectors wearing black socks on the beach. Drafting allows slower cars to stay close to faster cars because the faster cars (presumably at the front of the pack) battle the wind resistance while the slower cars are pulled forward in the ensuing vacuum. Thus you have two long lines of traffic that can only go as fast as the two front cars. Passing becomes almost impossible.
While fans in the stands love watching and hearing the freight train roar by them every minute or so, the drivers start to feel like they're merely riding a train. And drivers don't like that. So somewhere along the line, someone figured out that by tapping the rear bumper of the car in front of the pack, it gave that car a little boost, which in turn pulled the rest of the line along with him. Voila. Instant passing.
Unfortunately, this doesn't always benefit the driver being bumped. If you have seen police car chases on TV, you have probably seen a police car put the car it is chasing into a spin with a mere tap on the bumper. At the speeds cars carry around Daytona International Speedway, it doesn't take much to get someone sideways.
"I think it is positively, absolutely idiotic, period," said Kyle Petty of bump drafting a couple of years ago. "At 180 miles per hour, whether you're running in a straight line or in the corner, you shouldn't be running into people. We should be better drivers. Let's go back 10, 15, 20 years. Who heard of bump drafting? People raced each other clean."
Ricky Rudd, a contemporary of Petty's, says he saw the "need" for bump drafting develop in another series several years ago at Daytona.
"You had to bump each other to get ahead in the IROC cars," Rudd said. It's nothing but line racing. One line racing the other."
Relative newcomer Jamie McMurray actually welcomes the occasional tap from behind.
"That's the highlight of the day for the drivers because it's very boring racing," he said. "There's guys you trust, and you see them coming, and you know it's not going to be a big deal. And then there are other guys where you just hold on and hope they hit you square."
It's a fine line, one that makes such drivers as Tony Stewart and Jeff Gordon demand NASCAR's intervention just as other competitors such as Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Elliott Sadler ask them to stay out.
"We are all going to blame it on restrictor plate racing," Sadler said. "But we have all got brake pedals in the car."
Eventually, NASCAR did get involved, first through warnings in pre-race drivers' meetings, then through the rulebook. They created No Bump Zones on the track, and limited the bracing that teams were putting on the noses of the car, making them softer so that any attempt to bump draft could cause the nose to get bent out of shape, which in an aerodynamic race can send you to the back pretty quickly. But bump drafting still exists, for now. Next year, perhaps not.
The Car of Tomorrow was designed to level the playing field in many areas. It was also designed with bump drafting in mind. The front and rear bumpers are the same height. While the COT will not be used this Saturday, it will be used full time, including all races at Daytona and Talladega, next season. Until then, get ready to hear the term bump drafting used several times. Sometimes with a smile. Sometimes in disgust.
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Former 500 winners gather for special Daytona reunion
Former 500 winners gather for special Daytona reunion
Legends promoting next year's 50th Great American Race
By Raygan Swan, NASCAR.COM
July 5, 2007
09:03 PM EDT
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Mario Andretti, A.J. Foyt, Richard Petty, Buddy Baker, David Pearson and Junior Johnson in one room ...
The legendary stories and memories exchanged between those names alone is enough to fill hundreds of pages in racing's history books.
And at least a few chapters were filled Thursday when the elite group of NASCAR's past Daytona 500 champions converged at Daytona International Speedway to celebrate next season's 50th running of the Great American Race.
"This is like one very special class reunion," said Andretti, who won the Daytona 500 in 1967. "You cherish moments like these to visit with a lot of your buddies that you've shared some time with over the years and that you looked up to and respected. I don't think we've ever really assembled together like this before. It's a special opportunity."
Longtime rivals on the track and now competing team owners in the Indy Racing League, Andretti and Foyt, sat at the same table and fielded questions about records they broke and marks they made in racing series worldwide.
Darrell Waltrip answered questions relative to past and present as the driver has gone from winning championships in the 1980s to weighing in on NASCAR news as a television commentator today.
The event was an opportunity for new-school NASCAR to meet old-school NASCAR as past Daytona 500 champions Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jimmie Johnson and most recently Kevin Harvick were also in attendance swapping stories with some of the greats.
Harvick, who in February edged Mark Martin by .020 seconds to mark the closest finish in Daytona 500 history since the advent of computer scoring, said he was overwhelmed to see so many iconic drivers in one room that span so many different eras.
"You walk up and you see Mario Andretti and A.J. Foyt ... just knowing the history that you get to be around when you've won the Daytona 500 is something pretty special," he said. "And to know it is pretty special to them still is something neat."
Earnhardt, who won his Daytona 500 in 2004 in only his fifth start, said the event was an opportunity to see his favorite: Junior Johnson, a moonshine runner turned racer who ultimately became a successful car owner. He won the 1960 Daytona 500 by a margin of 23 seconds.
Johnson's mystique is a trait Earnhardt said he is drawn to.
"You just want to know more and more about him, because he don't always tell everyone the whole story, so there's a little bit of mystery about him," Earnhardt said. "But really all of them impress me, but I just like to look at them. I'm not much on walking up and talking to them. I just like shaking everyone's hands."
Though the drivers today are separated and spread out across the country and have moved on to different racing ventures, they share a common bond held only by a select group who have raced to victory off the high banks of Daytona and stood in Victory Lane of NASCAR's most famed race.
The pomp and circumstance for the past champions will continue Friday when Harvick, 1960 winner Johnson, 1970 winner Pete Hamilton, 1980 winner Buddy Baker and 1990 winner Derrike Cope participate in an honorary ceremony at Daytona USA.
Harvick will have his hands, right foot and signature immortalized in cement for the Daytona 500 Champion's Walk of Fame while former Daytona 500 champions Baker, Johnson, Cope and Hamilton will have their right foot immortalized in cement for the Goodyear Heritage of Daytona exhibit.
On Saturday, seven-time 500 winner Petty, three-time winner Allison, 1989 winner Waltrip, along with Johnson and Hamilton, will all participate in question-and-answer sessions with race fans.
"We hope our race fans enjoy these 50th Daytona 500 special activities during the Pepsi 400 weekend and make their plans to return next February for the most anticipated racing event in history," said Robin Braig, Daytona International Speedway president "These unique opportunities with these legendary drivers will give race fans a chance to look back on many of the great moments in the Great American Race."
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PRACTICE SPEEDS
Pepsi 400 | Daytona International Speedway
July 07, 2007 | Race 18 of 36 | Practice 1
FIN CAR DRIVER MAKE SPONSOR SPEED TIME BEHIND
1 18 J.J. Yeley Chevrolet Interstate Batteries 190.014 47.365 Leader
2 16 Greg Biffle Ford Dish Network 190.002 47.368 -0.003
3 07 Clint Bowyer Chevrolet Jack Daniel's 189.677 47.449 -0.084
4 12 Ryan Newman Dodge ALLTEL 189.462 47.503 -0.138
5 2 Kurt Busch Dodge Miller Lite 188.285 47.800 -0.435
6 25 Casey Mears Chevrolet National Guard / GMAC 188.241 47.811 -0.446
7 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet Shell / Pennzoil 188.017 47.868 -0.503
8 01 Mark Martin Chevrolet Principal Financial Group 187.931 47.890 -0.525
9 11 Denny Hamlin Chevrolet FedEx Kinko's 187.907 47.896 -0.531
10 14 Sterling Marlin Chevrolet Waste Management 187.680 47.954 -0.589
11 7 Robby Gordon Ford Camping World
/ RVs.com 187.402 48.025 -0.660
12 1 Martin Truex Jr. Chevrolet Bass Pro Shops / NWTF 187.188 48.080 -0.715
13 19 Elliott Sadler Dodge Dodge Dealers / UAW 187.071 48.110 -0.745
14 43 Bobby Labonte Dodge Pillsbury / Cinnabon 186.994 48.130 -0.765
15 20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet The Home Depot 186.893 48.156 -0.791
16 31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet AT&T Mobility 186.625 48.225 -0.860
17 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet Pepsi / DuPont 186.552 48.244 -0.879
18 99 Carl Edwards Ford Office Depot 186.513 48.254 -0.889
19 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's 186.417 48.279 -0.914
20 40 David Stremme Dodge Coors Light 186.331 48.301 -0.936
21 96 Tony Raines Chevrolet DLP HDTV 186.320 48.304 -0.939
22 26 Jamie McMurray Ford IRWIN Marathon Saw Blades 186.212 48.332 -0.967
23 6 David Ragan* Ford AAA Travel 186.177 48.341 -0.976
24 70 Johnny Sauter Chevrolet Haas Automation 186.150 48.348 -0.983
25 5 Kyle Busch Chevrolet CARQUEST / Kellogg's 186.073 48.368 -1.003
26 42 Juan Montoya* Dodge Texaco / Havoline 186.058 48.372 -1.007
27 13 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet Charleston S.C. Fire Dept. 185.939 48.403 -1.038
28 45 John Andretti Dodge Tire Kingdom 185.835 48.430 -1.065
29 8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Budweiser 185.774 48.446 -1.081
30 17 Matt Kenseth Ford R+L Carriers / DEWALT 185.739 48.455 -1.090
31 88 Ricky Rudd Ford M&M's 185.609 48.489 -1.124
32 21 Bill Elliott Ford U.S. Air Force 185.514 48.514 -1.149
33 00 David Reutimann* Toyota Burger King 185.449 48.531 -1.166
34 41 Reed Sorenson Dodge Target 185.399 48.544 -1.179
35 36 Jeremy Mayfield Toyota 360 OTC 185.334 48.561 -1.196
36 66 Jeff Green Chevrolet Haas Automation 185.273 48.577 -1.212
37 9 Kasey Kahne Dodge Dodge Dealers / I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry 184.961 48.659 -1.294
38 55 Michael Waltrip Toyota NAPA Auto Parts 184.034 48.904 -1.539
39 22 Dave Blaney Toyota Caterpillar 183.895 48.941 -1.576
40 160 Boris Said Ford SOBE - No Fear 183.393 49.075 -1.710
41 78 Kenny Wallace Chevrolet Furniture Row Racing 183.050 49.167 -1.802
42 10 Scott Riggs Dodge Valvoline / Stanley Tools 182.819 49.229 -1.864
43 38 David Gilliland Ford M&M's Red, White & Blue 182.389 49.345 -1.980
44 27 Kirk Shelmerdine Chevrolet Batista Grading / Lilly Trucking 182.105 49.422 -2.057
45 15 Paul Menard* Chevrolet Pittsburgh Paints / Menards 182.054 49.436 -2.071
46 44 Dale Jarrett Toyota UPS 181.756 49.517 -2.152
47 84 A.J. Allmendinger* Toyota Red Bull 181.719 49.527 -2.162
48 109 Mike Wallace Chevrolet Miccosukee Gaming & Resorts 181.565 49.569 -2.204
49 4 Ward Burton Chevrolet State Water Heaters 181.540 49.576 -2.211
50 83 Brian Vickers Toyota Red Bull 181.404 49.613 -2.248
51 37 Kevin Lepage Dodge Taco Bell 181.108 49.694 -2.329
52 104 Eric McClure Chevrolet Hefty 180.890 49.754 -2.389
53 49 Larry Foyt Dodge Paralyzed Veterans of America 180.484 49.866 -2.501
* Denotes Rookie
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PRACTICE SPEEDS
Pepsi 400 | Daytona International Speedway
July 07, 2007 | Race 18 of 36 | Practice 2
FIN CAR DRIVER MAKE SPONSOR SPEED TIME BEHIND
1 7 Robby Gordon Ford Camping World
/ RVs.com 188.731 47.687 Leader
2 5 Kyle Busch Chevrolet CARQUEST / Kellogg's 188.663 47.704 -0.017
3 31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet AT&T Mobility 187.982 47.877 -0.190
4 40 David Stremme Dodge Coors Light 187.516 47.996 -0.309
5 70 Johnny Sauter Chevrolet Haas Automation 187.301 48.051 -0.364
6 38 David Gilliland Ford M&M's Red, White & Blue 187.145 48.091 -0.404
7 20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet The Home Depot 187.126 48.096 -0.409
8 22 Dave Blaney Toyota Caterpillar 187.102 48.102 -0.415
9 26 Jamie McMurray Ford IRWIN Marathon Saw Blades 186.807 48.178 -0.491
10 12 Ryan Newman Dodge ALLTEL 186.610 48.229 -0.542
11 1 Martin Truex Jr. Chevrolet Bass Pro Shops / NWTF 186.552 48.244 -0.557
12 19 Elliott Sadler Dodge Dodge Dealers / UAW 186.382 48.288 -0.601
13 9 Kasey Kahne Dodge Dodge Dealers / I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry 186.320 48.304 -0.617
14 25 Casey Mears Chevrolet National Guard / GMAC 186.043 48.376 -0.689
15 66 Jeff Green Chevrolet Haas Automation 185.985 48.391 -0.704
16 16 Greg Biffle Ford Dish Network 185.916 48.409 -0.722
17 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet Shell / Pennzoil 185.881 48.418 -0.731
18 2 Kurt Busch Dodge Miller Lite 185.874 48.420 -0.733
19 88 Ricky Rudd Ford M&M's 185.805 48.438 -0.751
20 41 Reed Sorenson Dodge Target 185.781 48.444 -0.757
21 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet Pepsi / DuPont 185.716 48.461 -0.774
22 6 David Ragan* Ford AAA Travel 185.686 48.469 -0.782
23 96 Tony Raines Chevrolet DLP HDTV 185.670 48.473 -0.786
24 43 Bobby Labonte Dodge Pillsbury / Cinnabon 185.667 48.474 -0.787
25 99 Carl Edwards Ford Office Depot 185.605 48.490 -0.803
26 21 Bill Elliott Ford U.S. Air Force 185.559 48.502 -0.815
27 42 Juan Montoya* Dodge Texaco / Havoline 185.559 48.502 -0.815
28 14 Sterling Marlin Chevrolet Waste Management 185.552 48.504 -0.817
29 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's 185.540 48.507 -0.820
30 01 Mark Martin Chevrolet Principal Financial Group 185.494 48.519 -0.832
31 11 Denny Hamlin Chevrolet FedEx Kinko's 185.471 48.525 -0.838
32 13 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet Charleston S.C. Fire Dept. 185.414 48.540 -0.853
33 18 J.J. Yeley Chevrolet Interstate Batteries 185.353 48.556 -0.869
34 36 Jeremy Mayfield Toyota 360 OTC 185.342 48.559 -0.872
35 17 Matt Kenseth Ford R+L Carriers / DEWALT 185.254 48.582 -0.895
36 8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Budweiser 185.223 48.590 -0.903
37 45 John Andretti Dodge Tire Kingdom 185.037 48.639 -0.952
38 07 Clint Bowyer Chevrolet Jack Daniel's 185.033 48.640 -0.953
39 00 David Reutimann* Toyota Burger King 184.468 48.789 -1.102
40 55 Michael Waltrip Toyota NAPA Auto Parts 184.256 48.845 -1.158
41 160 Boris Said Ford SOBE - No Fear 184.008 48.911 -1.224
42 78 Kenny Wallace Chevrolet Furniture Row Racing 183.670 49.001 -1.314
43 10 Scott Riggs Dodge Valvoline / Stanley Tools 183.557 49.031 -1.344
44 109 Mike Wallace Chevrolet Miccosukee Gaming & Resorts 183.411 49.070 -1.383
45 4 Ward Burton Chevrolet State Water Heaters 183.128 49.146 -1.459
46 44 Dale Jarrett Toyota UPS 182.596 49.289 -1.602
47 27 Kirk Shelmerdine Chevrolet Batista Grading / Lilly Trucking 182.537 49.305 -1.618
48 15 Paul Menard* Chevrolet Pittsburgh Paints / Menards 181.965 49.460 -1.773
49 83 Brian Vickers Toyota Red Bull 181.914 49.474 -1.787
50 49 Larry Foyt Dodge Paralyzed Veterans of America 181.851 49.491 -1.804
51 84 A.J. Allmendinger* Toyota Red Bull 181.679 49.538 -1.851
52 37 Kevin Lepage Dodge Taco Bell 181.529 49.579 -1.892
53 104 Eric McClure Chevrolet Hefty 181.364 49.624 -1.937
* Denotes Rookie
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RACE LINEUP
Pepsi 400 | Daytona International Speedway
July 7, 2007 | Race 18 of 36
RAIN OUT Position Based on Owner Points
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POS CAR DRIVER MAKE SPONSOR SPEED TIME BEHIND
1 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet Pepsi / DuPont N/A N/A N/A
2 11 Denny Hamlin Chevrolet FedEx Kinko's N/A N/A N/A
3 17 Matt Kenseth Ford R+L Carriers / DEWALT N/A N/A N/A
4 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's N/A N/A N/A
5 31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet AT&T Mobility N/A N/A N/A
6 20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet The Home Depot N/A N/A N/A
7 99 Carl Edwards Ford Office Depot N/A N/A N/A
8 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet Shell / Pennzoil N/A N/A N/A
9 01 Mark Martin Chevrolet Principal Financial Group N/A N/A N/A
10 1 Martin Truex Jr. Chevrolet Bass Pro Shops / NWTF N/A N/A N/A
11 5 Kyle Busch Chevrolet CARQUEST / Kellogg's N/A N/A N/A
12 07 Clint Bowyer Chevrolet Jack Daniel's N/A N/A N/A
13 8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Budweiser N/A N/A N/A
14 12 Ryan Newman Dodge ALLTEL N/A N/A N/A
15 26 Jamie McMurray Ford IRWIN Marathon Saw Blades N/A N/A N/A
16 2 Kurt Busch Dodge Miller Lite N/A N/A N/A
17 18 J.J. Yeley Chevrolet Interstate Batteries N/A N/A N/A
18 16 Greg Biffle Ford Dish Network N/A N/A N/A
19 43 Bobby Labonte Dodge Pillsbury / Cinnabon N/A N/A N/A
20 42 Juan Montoya* Dodge Texaco / Havoline N/A N/A N/A
21 25 Casey Mears Chevrolet National Guard / GMAC N/A N/A N/A
22 19 Elliott Sadler Dodge Dodge Dealers / UAW N/A N/A N/A
23 96 Tony Raines Chevrolet DLP HDTV N/A N/A N/A
24 6 David Ragan* Ford AAA Travel N/A N/A N/A
25 7 Robby Gordon Ford Camping World
/ RVs.com N/A N/A N/A
26 40 David Stremme Dodge Coors Light N/A N/A N/A
27 9 Kasey Kahne Dodge Dodge Dealers / I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry N/A N/A N/A
28 41 Reed Sorenson Dodge Target N/A N/A N/A
29 14 Sterling Marlin Chevrolet Waste Management N/A N/A N/A
30 66 Jeff Green Chevrolet Haas Automation N/A N/A N/A
31 88 Ricky Rudd Ford M&M's N/A N/A N/A
32 38 David Gilliland Ford M&M's Red, White & Blue N/A N/A N/A
33 13 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet Charleston S.C. Fire Dept. N/A N/A N/A
34 45 John Andretti Dodge Tire Kingdom N/A N/A N/A
35 70 Johnny Sauter Chevrolet Haas Automation N/A N/A N/A
36 10 Scott Riggs Dodge Valvoline / Stanley Tools N/A N/A N/A
37 22 Dave Blaney Toyota Caterpillar N/A N/A N/A
38 21 Bill Elliott Ford U.S. Air Force N/A N/A N/A
39 15 Paul Menard* Chevrolet Pittsburgh Paints / Menards N/A N/A N/A
40 83 Brian Vickers Toyota Red Bull N/A N/A N/A
41 00 David Reutimann* Toyota Burger King N/A N/A N/A
42 44 Dale Jarrett Toyota UPS N/A N/A N/A
43 4 Ward Burton Chevrolet State Water Heaters N/A N/A N/A
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