Daytona 500 Qualfying Thread...

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

Qualifying is at 2pm today on FOX...

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JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

PRACTICE SPEEDS

Daytona 500 | Daytona International Speedway

February 18, 2007 | Race 1 of 36 | Practice 1
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</TD></TR><TR><TH>FIN</TH><TH>CAR</TH><TH>DRIVER</TH><TH>MAKE</TH><TH>SPONSOR</TH><TH>SPEED</TH><TH>TIME</TH><TH class=cnnLast>BEHIND</TH></TR><TBODY id=cnnDataBody><TR><TD class=cnnCup>1</TD><TD class=cnnCup>88</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ricky Rudd</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Snickers</TD><TD class=cnnCup>186.050</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.374</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Leader</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>2</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>38</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>David Gilliland</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>M&M's</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>185.774</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.446</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.072</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>3</TD><TD class=cnnCup>14</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Sterling Marlin</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Waste Management </TD><TD class=cnnCup>185.437</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.534</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.160</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>4</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>24</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Jeff Gordon</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>DuPont</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>185.090</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.625</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.251</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>5</TD><TD class=cnnCup>19</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Elliott Sadler</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge Dealers / UAW </TD><TD class=cnnCup>185.037</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.639</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.265</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>6</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>6</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>David Ragan*</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>AAA</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.976</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.655</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.281</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>7</TD><TD class=cnnCup>8</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dale Earnhardt Jr.</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Budweiser</TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.964</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.658</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.284</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>8</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>40</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>David Stremme</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Coors Light </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.797</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.702</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.328</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>9</TD><TD class=cnnCup>42</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Juan Montoya*</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Texaco / Havoline </TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.687</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.731</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.357</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>10</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>160</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Boris Said</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>SOBE - No Fear </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.460</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.791</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.417</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>11</TD><TD class=cnnCup>26</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Jamie McMurray</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Crown Royal </TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.351</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.820</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.446</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>12</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>17</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Matt Kenseth</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>DEWALT</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.290</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.836</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.462</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>13</TD><TD class=cnnCup>5</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Kyle Busch</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Kellogg's / CARQUEST </TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.234</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.851</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.477</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>14</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>139</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Regan Smith </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ginn Resorts </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.215</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.856</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.482</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>15</TD><TD class=cnnCup>70</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Johnny Sauter</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Yellow Transportatio-
n </TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.132</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.878</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.504</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>16</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>16</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Greg Biffle</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ameriquest</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.049</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.900</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.526</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>17</TD><TD class=cnnCup>41</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Reed Sorenson</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Target</TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.038</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.903</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.529</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>18</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Jimmie Johnson</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Lowe's</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.989</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.916</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.542</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>19</TD><TD class=cnnCup>9</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Kasey Kahne</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge Dealers / UAW </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.944</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.928</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.554</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>20</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>36</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Jeremy Mayfield</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>360 OTC </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.917</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.935</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.561</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>21</TD><TD class=cnnCup>20</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Tony Stewart</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>The Home Depot </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.651</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.006</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.632</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>22</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>18</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>J.J. Yeley</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Interstate Batteries </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.651</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.006</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.632</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>23</TD><TD class=cnnCup>2</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Kurt Busch</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Miller Lite </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.625</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.013</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.639</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>24</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>45</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Kyle Petty</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Wells Fargo </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.613</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.016</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.642</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>25</TD><TD class=cnnCup>25</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Casey Mears</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>National Guard / GMAC </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.561</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.030</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.656</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>26</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>55</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Michael Waltrip</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>NAPA Auto Parts </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.546</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.034</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.660</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>27</TD><TD class=cnnCup>21</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ken Schrader</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Little Debbie </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.512</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.043</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.669</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>28</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>1</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Martin Truex Jr.</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Bass Pro Shops </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.494</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.048</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.674</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>29</TD><TD class=cnnCup>78</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Kenny Wallace</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Furniture Row Racing </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.479</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.052</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.678</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>30</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>01</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Mark Martin</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>U.S. Army </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.456</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.058</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.684</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>31</TD><TD class=cnnCup>00</TD><TD class=cnnCup>David Reutimann*</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Domino's Pizza </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.441</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.062</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.688</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>32</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>12</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ryan Newman</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>ALLTEL</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.408</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.071</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.697</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>33</TD><TD class=cnnCup>13</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Joe Nemechek</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>CertainTeed</TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.400</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.073</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.699</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>34</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>37</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Bill Elliott</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Front Row Motorsports </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.355</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.085</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.711</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>35</TD><TD class=cnnCup>43</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Bobby Labonte</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Cheerios / Betty Crocker </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.296</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.101</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.727</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>36</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>96</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Tony Raines</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>DLP HDTV </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.202</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.126</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.752</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>37</TD><TD class=cnnCup>66</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Jeff Green</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Best Buy </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.165</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.136</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.762</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>38</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>83</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Brian Vickers</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Red Bull </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.105</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.152</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.778</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>39</TD><TD class=cnnCup>4</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ward Burton</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>State Water Heaters </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.057</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.165</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.791</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>40</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>29</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Kevin Harvick</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Shell / Pennzoil </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.038</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.170</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.796</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>41</TD><TD class=cnnCup>23</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Mike Skinner</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Bill Davis Racing </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.035</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.171</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.797</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>42</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>07</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Clint Bowyer</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Jack Daniel's </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.023</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.174</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.800</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>43</TD><TD class=cnnCup>11</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Denny Hamlin</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>FedEx Express </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.020</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.175</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.801</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>44</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>15</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Paul Menard*</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Menards</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>182.923</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.201</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.827</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>45</TD><TD class=cnnCup>84</TD><TD class=cnnCup>A.J. Allmendinger* </TD><TD class=cnnCup>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Red Bull </TD><TD class=cnnCup>182.890</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.210</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.836</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>46</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>10</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Scott Riggs</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Valvoline / Stanley Tools </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>182.856</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.219</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.845</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>47</TD><TD class=cnnCup>31</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Jeff Burton</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Cingular Wireless </TD><TD class=cnnCup>182.504</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.314</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.940</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>48</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>7</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Robby Gordon</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Jim Beam </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>182.297</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.370</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.996</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>49</TD><TD class=cnnCup>99</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Carl Edwards</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Office Depot </TD><TD class=cnnCup>182.216</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.392</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-1.018</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>50</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>34</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Kevin Lepage</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Makoto Ginger Dressing </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>182.072</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.431</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-1.057</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>51</TD><TD class=cnnCup>44</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dale Jarrett</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnCup>UPS</TD><TD class=cnnCup>181.881</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.483</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-1.109</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>52</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>171</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Frank Kimmel</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Fast Track Driving School </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>181.833</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.496</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-1.122</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>53</TD><TD class=cnnCup>109</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Mike Wallace</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Miccosukee Gaming & Resorts </TD><TD class=cnnCup>181.789</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.508</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-1.134</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>54</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>27</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Kirk Shelmerdine</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Lilly Trucking of Virginia </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>181.371</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.622</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-1.248</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>55</TD><TD class=cnnCup>74</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Derrike Cope</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Royal Administratio-
n </TD><TD class=cnnCup>181.360</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.625</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-1.251</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>56</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>72</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Brandon Whitt*</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dutch Quality Stone </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>180.904</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.750</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-1.376</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>57</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Mike Bliss</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>BAM Racing </TD><TD class=cnnCup>180.560</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.845</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-1.471</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>58</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>104</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Eric McClure</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Hefty</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>180.270</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.925</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-1.551</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>59</TD><TD class=cnnCup>22</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dave Blaney</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Caterpillar</TD><TD class=cnnCup>180.191</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.947</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-1.573</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>60</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>130</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Stanton Barrett</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Bad Boy Power Drink </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>180.169</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.953</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-1.579</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

PRACTICE SPEEDS

Daytona 500 | Daytona International Speedway

February 18, 2007 | Race 1 of 36 | Practice 2
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</TD></TR><TR><TH>FIN</TH><TH>CAR</TH><TH>DRIVER</TH><TH>MAKE</TH><TH>SPONSOR</TH><TH>SPEED</TH><TH>TIME</TH><TH class=cnnLast>BEHIND</TH></TR><TBODY id=cnnDataBody><TR><TD class=cnnCup>1</TD><TD class=cnnCup>88</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ricky Rudd</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Snickers</TD><TD class=cnnCup>186.761</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.190</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Leader</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>2</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>14</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Sterling Marlin</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Waste Management </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>186.093</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.363</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.173</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>3</TD><TD class=cnnCup>38</TD><TD class=cnnCup>David Gilliland</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>M&M's</TD><TD class=cnnCup>186.000</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.387</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.197</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>4</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>36</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Jeremy Mayfield</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>360 OTC </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>185.858</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.424</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.234</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>5</TD><TD class=cnnCup>24</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Jeff Gordon</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>DuPont</TD><TD class=cnnCup>185.563</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.501</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.311</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>6</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>42</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Juan Montoya*</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Texaco / Havoline </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>185.533</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.509</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.319</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>7</TD><TD class=cnnCup>40</TD><TD class=cnnCup>David Stremme</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Coors Light </TD><TD class=cnnCup>185.468</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.526</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.336</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>8</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>5</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Kyle Busch</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Kellogg's / CARQUEST </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>185.345</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.558</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.368</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>9</TD><TD class=cnnCup>20</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Tony Stewart</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>The Home Depot </TD><TD class=cnnCup>185.261</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.580</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.390</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>10</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>19</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Elliott Sadler</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge Dealers / UAW </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>185.212</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.593</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.403</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>11</TD><TD class=cnnCup>18</TD><TD class=cnnCup>J.J. Yeley</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Interstate Batteries </TD><TD class=cnnCup>185.151</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.609</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.419</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>12</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>00</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>David Reutimann*</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Domino's Pizza </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>185.139</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.612</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.422</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>13</TD><TD class=cnnCup>23</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Mike Skinner</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Bill Davis Racing </TD><TD class=cnnCup>185.040</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.638</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.448</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>14</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>8</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dale Earnhardt Jr.</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Budweiser</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.995</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.650</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.460</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>15</TD><TD class=cnnCup>6</TD><TD class=cnnCup>David Ragan*</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>AAA</TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.923</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.669</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.479</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>16</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>96</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Tony Raines</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>DLP HDTV </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.900</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.675</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.485</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>17</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Jimmie Johnson</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Lowe's</TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.831</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.693</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.503</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>18</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>55</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Michael Waltrip</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>NAPA Auto Parts </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.828</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.694</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.504</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>19</TD><TD class=cnnCup>26</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Jamie McMurray</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Crown Royal </TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.797</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.702</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.512</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>20</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>70</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Johnny Sauter</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Yellow Transportatio-
n </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.759</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.712</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.522</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>21</TD><TD class=cnnCup>17</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Matt Kenseth</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>DEWALT</TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.752</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.714</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.524</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>22</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>16</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Greg Biffle</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ameriquest</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.684</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.732</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.542</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>23</TD><TD class=cnnCup>139</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Regan Smith </TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ginn Resorts </TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.657</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.739</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.549</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>24</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>11</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Denny Hamlin</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>FedEx Express </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.650</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.741</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.551</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>25</TD><TD class=cnnCup>41</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Reed Sorenson</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Target</TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.630</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.746</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.556</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>26</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>25</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Casey Mears</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>National Guard / GMAC </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.562</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.764</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.574</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>27</TD><TD class=cnnCup>43</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Bobby Labonte</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Cheerios / Betty Crocker </TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.456</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.792</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.602</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>28</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>160</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Boris Said</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>SOBE - No Fear </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.445</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.795</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.605</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>29</TD><TD class=cnnCup>01</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Mark Martin</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>U.S. Army </TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.377</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.813</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.623</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>30</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>66</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Jeff Green</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Best Buy </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.347</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.821</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.631</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>31</TD><TD class=cnnCup>2</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Kurt Busch</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Miller Lite </TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.332</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.825</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.635</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>32</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>9</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Kasey Kahne</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge Dealers / UAW </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.204</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.859</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.669</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>33</TD><TD class=cnnCup>13</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Joe Nemechek</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>CertainTeed</TD><TD class=cnnCup>184.083</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.891</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.701</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>34</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>1</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Martin Truex Jr.</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Bass Pro Shops </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>184.064</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.896</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.706</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>35</TD><TD class=cnnCup>22</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dave Blaney</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Caterpillar</TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.985</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.917</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.727</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>36</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>37</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Bill Elliott</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Front Row Motorsports </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.869</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.948</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.758</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>37</TD><TD class=cnnCup>15</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Paul Menard*</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Menards</TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.861</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.950</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.760</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>38</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>78</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Kenny Wallace</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Furniture Row Racing </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.820</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.961</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.771</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>39</TD><TD class=cnnCup>45</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Kyle Petty</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Wells Fargo </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.767</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.975</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.785</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>40</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>21</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ken Schrader</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Little Debbie </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.689</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.996</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.806</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>41</TD><TD class=cnnCup>12</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ryan Newman</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>ALLTEL</TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.685</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.997</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.807</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>42</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>29</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Kevin Harvick</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Shell / Pennzoil </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.569</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.028</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.838</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>43</TD><TD class=cnnCup>10</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Scott Riggs</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Valvoline / Stanley Tools </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.509</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.044</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.854</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>44</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>07</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Clint Bowyer</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Jack Daniel's </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.415</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.069</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.879</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>45</TD><TD class=cnnCup>109</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Mike Wallace</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Miccosukee Gaming & Resorts </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.337</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.090</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.900</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>46</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>4</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ward Burton</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>State Water Heaters </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.314</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.096</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.906</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>47</TD><TD class=cnnCup>171</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Frank Kimmel</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Fast Track Driving School </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.113</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.150</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.960</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>48</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>83</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Brian Vickers</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Red Bull </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>182.997</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.181</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.991</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>49</TD><TD class=cnnCup>84</TD><TD class=cnnCup>A.J. Allmendinger* </TD><TD class=cnnCup>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Red Bull </TD><TD class=cnnCup>182.960</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.191</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-1.001</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>50</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>99</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Carl Edwards</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Office Depot </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>182.930</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.199</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-1.009</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>51</TD><TD class=cnnCup>7</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Robby Gordon</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Jim Beam </TD><TD class=cnnCup>182.912</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.204</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-1.014</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>52</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>34</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Kevin Lepage</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Makoto Ginger Dressing </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>182.801</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.234</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-1.044</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>53</TD><TD class=cnnCup>27</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Kirk Shelmerdine</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Lilly Trucking of Virginia </TD><TD class=cnnCup>182.648</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.275</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-1.085</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>54</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>44</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dale Jarrett</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>UPS</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>182.330</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.361</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-1.171</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>55</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Mike Bliss</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>BAM Racing </TD><TD class=cnnCup>181.715</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.528</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-1.338</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>56</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>74</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Derrike Cope</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Royal Administratio-
n </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>181.309</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.639</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-1.449</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>57</TD><TD class=cnnCup>130</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Stanton Barrett</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Bad Boy Power Drink </TD><TD class=cnnCup>181.269</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.650</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-1.460</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>58</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>72</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Brandon Whitt*</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dutch Quality Stone </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>181.174</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.676</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-1.486</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>59</TD><TD class=cnnCup>104</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Eric McClure</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Hefty</TD><TD class=cnnCup>181.065</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.706</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-1.516</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>60</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>158</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>James Hylton</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Retirement Living TV </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>179.347</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>50.182</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-1.992</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

<TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 bgColor=#003366 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=580>Motor Racing</TD><TD width=20>EXIT</TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width=580>Daytona 500 February 11 - 18, 2007 - Qualifying Matchups</TD><TD width=20></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR bgColor=#003366><TD vAlign=top width=120>2/11/2007 2:00 PM</TD><TD vAlign=top width=500>Ricky Rudd vs David Gilliland Matchups for Qualifying Session ONLY. Both Driver's Must Start Timed Lap for Action.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>151</TD><TD width=300>Ricky Rudd </TD><TD width=65>-130 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>152</TD><TD width=300>David Gilliland </TD><TD width=65>+105 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR bgColor=#003366><TD vAlign=top width=120>2/11/2007 2:00 PM</TD><TD vAlign=top width=500>Jamie McMurray vs Matt Kenseth Matchups for Qualifying Session ONLY. Both Driver's Must Start Timed Lap for Action.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>153</TD><TD width=300>Jamie McMurray </TD><TD width=65>-125 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>154</TD><TD width=300>Matt Kenseth </TD><TD width=65>+100 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR bgColor=#003366><TD vAlign=top width=120>2/11/2007 2:00 PM</TD><TD vAlign=top width=500>Juan Montoya vs David Stremme Matchups for Qualifying Session ONLY. Both Driver's Must Start Timed Lap for Action.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>155</TD><TD width=300>Juan Montoya </TD><TD width=65>-125 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>156</TD><TD width=300>David Stremme </TD><TD width=65>+100 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR bgColor=#003366><TD vAlign=top width=120>2/11/2007 2:00 PM</TD><TD vAlign=top width=500>Carl Edwards vs Jeff Burton Matchups for Qualifying Session ONLY. Both Driver's Must Start Timed Lap for Action.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>157</TD><TD width=300>Carl Edwards </TD><TD width=65>-135 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>158</TD><TD width=300>Jeff Burton </TD><TD width=65>+110 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR bgColor=#003366><TD vAlign=top width=120>2/11/2007 2:00 PM</TD><TD vAlign=top width=500>Mark Martin vs Kurt Busch Matchups for Qualifying Session ONLY. Both Driver's Must Start Timed Lap for Action.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>159</TD><TD width=300>Mark Martin </TD><TD width=65>+100 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>160</TD><TD width=300>Kurt Busch </TD><TD width=65>-125 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR bgColor=#003366><TD vAlign=top width=120>2/11/2007 2:00 PM</TD><TD vAlign=top width=500>Jeff Gordon vs Kyle Busch Matchups for Qualifying Session ONLY. Both Driver's Must Start Timed Lap for Action.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>161</TD><TD width=300>Jeff Gordon </TD><TD width=65>-155 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>162</TD><TD width=300>Kyle Busch </TD><TD width=65>+130 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR bgColor=#003366><TD vAlign=top width=120>2/11/2007 2:00 PM</TD><TD vAlign=top width=500>Greg Biffle vs Casey Mears Matchups for Qualifying Session ONLY. Both Driver's Must Start Timed Lap for Action.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>163</TD><TD width=300>Greg Biffle </TD><TD width=65>-125 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>164</TD><TD width=300>Casey Mears </TD><TD width=65>+100 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR bgColor=#003366><TD vAlign=top width=120>2/11/2007 2:00 PM</TD><TD vAlign=top width=500>Dave Blaney vs Kyle Petty Matchups for Qualifying Session ONLY. Both Driver's Must Start Timed Lap for Action.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>165</TD><TD width=300>Dave Blaney </TD><TD width=65>+100 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>166</TD><TD width=300>Kyle Petty </TD><TD width=65>-125 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

February 10, 2007
Daytona International Speedway
Bud Shootout/Daytona 500
Pre-Race Releases

Clint Bowyer/Richard Childress Racing:
Daytona Preview

Jeff Burton/Richard Childress Racing:
Budweiser Shootout Preview

Kurt Busch/Penske Racing/Tom Roberts PR:
Busch is excited about driving a gold car in this weekend’s Bud Shootout.

Dale Earnhardt Jr./fingerprint inc/Budweiser Racing:
Dale Jr. NASCAR Media News Conference Transcript;
Earnhardt to Start 17th in Bud Shootout and
Budweiser Race Preview / Bud Shootout at Daytona Intl Speedway

Jeff Gordon/Hendrick Motorsports/Performace PR Plus:
Jeff Gordon, DuPont and HMS Celebrate Record 15th Anniversary; Gordon and Gordon Dominate the No. 24 in Series History

Denny Hamlin/Joe Gibbs Racing/Fed-Ex Racing:
Bud Shootout Pre-Race Notes

Kevin Harvick/Richard Childress Racing:
Budweiser Shootout Preview

Dale Jarrett/UPS Racing/MWR:
Shootout is Test for Team UPS and Toyota

Kasey Kahne/Evernham Motorsports:
Bud Shootout Preview

Sterling Marlin/Ginn Racing:
A Q&A With Sterling Marlin

Roush Racing:
2007 Roush Racing On Track: Daytona

Ryan Newman/Penske Racing:
Newman To Start 9th, Busch 19th In Budweiser Shootout and
Noting Newman - Feb. 6, 2007

Scott Riggs/Evernham Motorsports:
Bud Shootout Preview

Elliott Sadler/Evernham Motorsports:
Bud Shootout Preview

Tony Stewart/Joe Gibbs Racing/True Speed Commincations:
Game on

Brian Vickers/Red Bull Racing:
Vickers Comments on Team Red Bull Departing for 1st Speedweeks

J.J. Yeley/Joe Gibbs Racing:
No more Mr. Nice Guy

<HR color=#008000>PODCAST/AUDIO LINKS

SORRY am NOT posting Personal Podcasts

Cingular - Jeff Burton's Audio Clips

Rowdy

Performace Racing Network [PRN]

NASCAR podcasts

Dale Jr.: The Post-Race Podcast

Speed Channel - RaceDay on Fox

SpeedTalk Live

Speed Zone Live with Brandon Mudd - driver interviews

RacingOne

TMS

Alltel Racing

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

QUALIFYING, PRACTICE and RESULTS
news and links

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Gordon wins 2nd Duel: #24-Jeff Gordon won the 2nd Gatorade Duel 150 with #5-Busch finishing 2nd followed by #26-McMurray, #43-Labonte and #6-Martin. #7-Gordon and #09-Mike Wallace raced their way into the Daytona 500, with #10-Riggs and #78-Kenny Wallace just missing the Daytona 500. #32-Kvapil finished 26 but gets in by speed. With #7-Gordon racing into the Daytona 500; #27-Shelmerdine gets the final spot by speed with #96-Labonte starting 43rd using the Past Champions Provisional. Fifteen drivers fail to make the Daytona 500. See race results on my Gatorade Duel 150's Race Results page.(2-15-2007)

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Sadler wins 1st Duel: #38-Elliott Sadler won the 1st Gatorade Duel 150 with #99-Edwards finishing 2nd followed by #8-Earnhardt Jr., #48-Johnson and #17-Kenseth. #36-Elliott and #61-Lepage raced their way into the Daytona 500, with #23-Skinner and #74-Cope just missing. #00-Hermie Sadler finished 29th/last but gets in by speed. With Elliott racing into the Daytona 500. #7-Gordon is now in the race at least by speed. Three drivers are now locked in by speed #32-Kvapil, #00-Sadler and #7-Gordon; #96-Labonte is locked in by a Champ Prov. If 2 of the the #32, #7 or #96 race in, #27-Shelmerdine, and then #15-Menard could get in by speed. See race results on my Gatorade Duel 150's Race Results page.(2-15-2007)

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How did the non Top-35 teams do in qualifying?
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Rookie of the Year Candidates: their speeds in Daytona 500 qualifying:
#00-David Reutimann, 187.207 (17th)
#6-David Ragan, 184.543 (43rd)
#15-Paul Menard, 187.786 (7th fastest)
#42-Juan Montoya, 186.289 (29th)
#72-Brandon Whitt, 185.242 (37th)
#84-A.J. Allmendinger, 187.488 (12th)(2-11-2007)

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Qualifying Order List for the Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway is up, 61 drivers [for 43 spots] are listed, #83-Vickers is due out first on Sunday, Feb 11th at 2:00pm/et on FOX, last driver scheduled out is #96-Raines. For the Qualifying order, see my Daytona 500 Qualifying Page.(2-10-2007)
Coverage of Qualifying for the Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway is scheduled for Sunday, February 11, 2007 at 2:10pm/et.
TV: FOX - 2:00pm/et
Radio: MRN Radio and Sirius Satellite NASCAR Radio
Internet: NASCAR.com [Pit Command/Trackside - paid]
Jayski.com: Jayski's FREE Semi-Live Qualifying Page.
Qualifying Re-Air: none
Daytona 500 practice #2 at Daytona International Speedway is over, results:
#88-Rudd 186.761, Ford
#14-Marlin 186.093, Chevy
#38-Gilliland 186.000, Ford
#36-Mayfield 185.858, Toyota
#24-Gordon 185.563, Chevy
fastest Dodge: #42-Montoya 6th
slowest: #58-Hylton 179.240
no speed listed: #31-Burton
most laps run: 8 laps by #'s 60,84,99,78,21,09
Best average speed [all laps averaged]
(from NASCAR.com's leaderboard service)
#88-Rudd 185.776 [1st fastest lap], 2 laps run
#14-Marlin 185.179 [2nd], 2 laps
#36-Mayfield 185.075 [4th], 2 laps
See speed for each practice on my Daytona 500 Practice Speeds page.(2-10-2007)
Where did the non top-35 drivers the 2nd practice at Daytona?
these drivers and one past champ would make the race by speed if things stayed the same:
#14-Sterling Marlin, 2nd fastest
#36-Jeremy Mayfield, 4th
#00-David Reutimann, 12th
#44-Dale Jarrett [CH1], 54th
these drivers would need to make the race via the Duels if things stayed the same:
#23-Mike Skinner, 13th
#55-Michael Waltrip, 18th
#70-Johnny Sauter, 20th
#39-Regan Smith, 23rd
#60-Boris Said, 28th
#13-Joe Nemechek, 33rd
#37-Bill Elliott [CH2], 36th
#15-Paul Menard, 37th
#78-Kenny Wallace, 38th
#09-Mike Wallace, 45th
#4-Ward Burton, 46th
#71-Frank Kimmel, 47th
#83-Brian Vickers, 48th
#84-A.J. Allmendinger, 49th
#34-Kevin Lepage, 52nd
#27-Kirk Shelmerdine, 53rd
#49-Mike Bliss, 55th
#74-Derrike Cope, 56th
#30-Stanton Barrett, 57th
#72-Brandon Whitt, 58th
#04-Eric McClure, 59th
#58-Jame Hylton, 60th
See speed for each practice on my Daytona 500 Practice Speeds page.(2-10-2007)
Daytona 500 practice #1 at Daytona International Speedway is over run, the results:
#88-Rudd 186.050, Ford
#38-Gilliland 185.774, Ford
#14-Marlin 185.437, Chevy
#24-Gordon 185.090, Chevy
#19-Sadler 185.037, Dodge
fastest Toyota: #36-Mayfield 20th
slowest #30-Barrett 180.169
no speed listed: #58-Hylton
most laps run: #49-Bliss, #18-Yeley, #4-Burton; 9 laps
#22-Blaney had an engine problem that causes a stoppage early in practice
Best average speed [all laps averaged]
(from NASCAR.com's leaderboard service)
#14-Marlin 184.405 [3rd fastest lap], 5 laps run
#88-Rudd 184.382 [1st], 5 laps
#38-Gilliland 184.349 [2nd], 5 laps
See speed for each practice on my Daytona 500 Practice Speeds page.(2-10-2007)
Where did the non top-35 drivers practice? at Daytona
these drivers and one past champ would make the race by speed if things stayed the same:
#14-Sterling Marlin, 2nd fastest
#60-Boris Said, 10th
#39-Regan Smith, 14th
#44-Dale Jarrett [CH1], 51st
these drivers would need to make the race via the Duels if things stayed the same:
#70-Johnny Sauter, 15th
#36-Jeremy Mayfield, 20th
#55-Michael Waltrip, 26th
#78-Kenny Wallace, 29th
#00-David Reutimann, 31st
#13-Joe Nemechek, 33rd
#37-Bill Elliott [CH2], 34th
#83-Brian Vickers, 38th
#4-Ward Burton, 39th
#23-Mike Skinner, 41st
#15-Paul Menard, 44th
#84-A.J. Allmendinger, 45th
#34-Kevin Lepage, 50th
#71-Frank Kimmel, 52nd
#09-Mike Wallace, 53rd
#27-Kirk Shelmerdine, 54th
#74-Derrike Cope, 55th
#72-Brandon Whitt, 56th
#49-Mike Bliss, 57th
#04-Eric McClure, 58th
#30-Stanton Barrett, 60th
#58-Jame Hylton, no speed.(2-10-2007)
Entry List for the Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway is up, 61 drivers [for 43 spots] are listed, including:
these drivers who need to get in on speed and are NOT in a 2006 Top-35 Owners Points Position:
Not in top 35 of 2006 owners points (2006 race attempts in parens):
#00-David Reutimann (36 races attempted by team in 2006, using #32 points)
#04-Eric McClure (1)
#09-Mike Wallace (20)
#4-Ward Burton (36)
#13-Joe Nemechek (0)
#14-Sterling Marlin (36)
#15-Paul Menard (8)
#23-Mike Skinner (9)
#27-Kirk Shelmerdine (16)
#30-Stanton Barrett (3)
#36-Jeremy Mayfield (0)
#39-Regan Smith (0)
#44-Dale Jarrett [CH1](none)
#49-Mike Bliss (36)
#55-Michael Waltrip (36)
#58-James Hylton (0)
#60-Boris Said (5)
#70-Johnny Sauter (2)
#71-Frank Kimmel (0)
#74-Derrike Cope (25)
#78-Kenny Wallace (36)
#83-Brian Vickers (1)(won in 2006)
#84-A.J. Allmendinger (2)
added after prelim entry list was released:
#34-Kevin Lepage (35)
#37-Bill Elliott [CH2](14)
#72-Brandon Whitt (11)
In the unlikely event that qualifying and the qualifying races were rained out..
the eight who would make it [8]: #'s 44,37,83,14,00,55,4,49
missing the race would be [18]: #'s 78,34,74,27,72,15,09,60,23,30,70,84,04,13,36,39,58,71
(2-8/10-2007)

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Past Champions Limited To 6 Provisional Berths in Cup: NASCAR announced an update to the past champion’s provisional rule in the Nextel Cup Series for 2007. Beginning this season, a past champion’s provisional may be used by an eligible driver a maximum of six times over the course of the season. In addition, a team with a past champion eligible driver may only use this provisional a maximum of six times during a season. Previously, there was no limit on usage of the past champion’s provisional over the course of the 36-race season. The provisional gives the eligible driver the 43rd and final starting position in the race field. "As NASCAR seeks to place more emphasis on competition, we have decided the time is right to limit the number of provisionals allowed,” said NASCAR Vice President of Competition Robin Pemberton. “We believe this revision brings the provisional policy in line with the continued growth of the sport.”(NASCAR PR)
This is only for a team/driver OUTSIDE the top-35 in owners points, drivers whose team is in the top-35 in owners points, would already be guaranteed in the field and not need the Past Champions Provisional.(1-31-2007)
Qualifying Procedure for the Gatorade Duel/Daytona 500:

Budweiser Pole Day: This “locks in” the first two positions – the front row – for the Daytona 500. It also establishes the starting orders for the Gatorade Duel at Daytona, which are two 150-mile qualifying races for the Daytona 500.

The fastest car earns the pole for the Daytona 500 AND the pole for the first Gatorade Duel race.

The second-fastest car earns the outside pole for the Daytona 500 AND the pole for the second Gatorade Duel race.

The Gatorade Duel at Daytona: These two 150-mile qualifying races set positions 3-39 for the Daytona 500.

A combined total of 66 cars will be allowed into the two Gatorade Duel races.

Cars must compete in one of the Gatorade Duel races, in order to race in the Daytona 500.

Odd-number finishers in the final 2006 car owner point standings (1st, 3rd, 5th, etc.) are in the first Gatorade Duel race.

Even-number finishers in the final 2006 car owner point standings (2nd, 4th, 6th, etc.) are in the second Gatorade Duel race.

Additional qualified cars that weren’t in the final 2006 top 35 are alternated between the two Gatorade Duel fields using an odd-even format.

Setting the Daytona 500 field:
Cars that finished in the top 35 in the 2006 car owner point standings automatically make the Daytona 500 field.
The top two starting positions are determined by Budweiser Pole Day qualifying speeds.
Positions 3-39 are determined by finishing orders in the Gatorade Duel races.
The final four spots in the 43-car field will be based on Budweiser Pole Day qualifying speeds of cars that have not already earned a starting position. However, if there is an eligible Nextel Cup Series past champion entered who has not already qualified, that past champion will receive the 43rd and final position. If there is more than one past champion eligible for this berth, it goes to the most recent champion.

another way to look at it:

The following cars will be assigned to the first of the two qualifying races:

The odd-number positions (1st, 3rd, 5th, etc.) of the highest-ranked 35 finishers in the final previous NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series car owner points standings.

The pole winner from Bud Pole Qualifying scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 11. Should the pole winner be among the highest-ranked 35 in the the previous season owner points, the pole winner will start in the first race regardless of his odd or even position in those standings. The following cars will be assigned to the second of the two qualifying races:

The even-number positions (2nd, 4th, 6th, etc.) of the highest-ranked 35 finishers in the final previous season NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series car owner points standings.

The second-fastest qualifier from Bud Pole Qualifying. Should this car be among the highest-ranked 35 in the previous season owner points, it will start in the second race regardless of its odd or even position in those standings. Additional cars that were not among the highest-ranked 35 in the final previous season car owner points will be alternated between the first and second 150-mile qualifying events using an odd-even format. The odd-number positions will be assigned to the first qualifier while the even-number positions will be assigned to the second qualifier.

The odd-even positions are not determined by where the car qualified in the overall field, but their specific qualifying order among those cars not part of the highest-ranked 35 group. For example, a car qualifies eighth overall in Bud Pole qualifying, but ranks third-fastest among those cars not part of the highest-ranked 35. That car would be an odd-number position and start in the first race as a result of its qualifying standing of those cars not in the highest-ranked 35.

The lineup for each qualifying race will be set based upon the qualifying speeds in the time trials for all cars, including those who are among the highest-ranked 35 in the finalprevious season car owner point standings. The highest-ranked 35 designation does not determine the car’s starting position, only the assignment of its 150-mile qualifying event.

A maximum of 66 cars will be permitted to compete between the two qualifying races, and all cars must compete in one of these events to be eligible for the Daytona 500.

Starting positions for the Daytona 500 will be designated for the highest-ranked 35 positions from the final previous season car owner point standings from each qualifier, the two-highest finishing cars in each qualifier not among that highest-ranked 35 group and the two front-row qualifiers.

The balance of the 43-car field will be filled by the fastest remaining qualifiers who have not earned a starting position, with the exception of the 43rd position which will be assigned to an eligible former or current NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series champion. Should there not be an eligible champion, the position will be assigned to the next fastest qualifier not in the field.
The simple version: how the Daytona 500 lineup is set:
Pos 1 and 2: Pole sitter and outside pole sitter from Bud Pole qualifying
[no need to be top 35 in prevoius season car Owners Points]

Pos 3 thru 39: top 35 in prevoius season car owners points and two highest finishing teams in each Gatorade Duel races race NOT in the top 35 set by their finishing postion in the Gatorade Duel races.

Pos 40-42: fastest qualifiers not in by above

Pos 43: past champion provisional, otherwise the spot goes to the next fastest qualifier.
The Gatorade Duel races: The Daytona 500 pole-sitter will start on the pole of the first Gatorade Duel at Daytona. The outside pole winner will start on the pole of the second qualifying race.

Cars that finished in odd positions (first, third, fifth, etc.) in owner's points last season will fill the first qualifying race, and those with even-number finishes will compete in the second race. The lineup for each qualifying race will be set based on the qualifying speeds. Owner's points do not determine the car's starting position, only which of the two Duel races in which it will race.

Cars that were not among the highest-ranked 35 in the previous season will be alternately entered into the two 150-mile qualifying events based on qualifying speeds. The non-top 35 car with the fastest qualifying time is entered into the first (odd) Duel race, the next-fastest in the second (even) race and so on.

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

Let's break em down matchup by matchup...

<TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>151</TD><TD width=300>Ricky Rudd </TD><TD width=65>-130 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>152</TD><TD width=300>David Gilliland </TD><TD width=65>+105 </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

1st Practice: Rudd 1st quick, Gilliland 2nd quick
2nd Practice: Rudd 1st quick, Gilliland 3rd quick

We know Yates horsepower is SUPER strong at plate tracks, so these two have to be considered the faves for the Pole today...too bad they matched em up against each other..lol..

Gilliland just logged his first laps here this week, so that's advantage Rudd...but in his only plate race in the 38 last year, he logged the pole at the fall Dega race....then ran 2nd last night in the Shootout...so don't think u can use the rookie tag against him..

2006 Daytona 500: 88 qualified 3rd on speed, 38 4th on speed...
2006 Pepsi 400 : 88 qualified 7th, 38 qualified 13th..

Good article on both Yates drivers...
http://sports.espn.go.com/rpm/columns/story?seriesId=2&columnist=newton_david&id=2760697

Bottom Line: I think this is too close to bet on personally..gun to the head, I take the 88...more experience, better track history at Daytona too...also, Rudd was the class of both practices on speed..

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

<TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>153</TD><TD width=300>Jamie McMurray </TD><TD width=65>-125 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>154</TD><TD width=300>Matt Kenseth </TD><TD width=65>+100
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1st Practice: McMurray 11th quick, Kenseth 12th quick
2nd Practice: McMurray 19th quick, Kenseth 21st quick

2006 Daytona 500: McMurray qualifed 7th on time, Kenseth 58th (FLAT)
2006 Pepsi 400: McMurray qualified 26th, Kenseth 10th

First off, McMurray will be on my radar in a matchup next week...to get better vig then, I should hope for McMurray to be a bit off on time...but I like McMurray a bit here too..he's a good qualifier and normally Kenseth goes a little conservative on this plate qualifying runs...McMurray has been one of the better drafters of late, so I'm looking forward to a matchup next Sunday..

Bottom line: I think McMurray wins this matchup, but not the strongest play on the board IMO..

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

<TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>155</TD><TD width=300>Juan Montoya </TD><TD width=65>-125 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>156</TD><TD width=300>David Stremme </TD><TD width=65>+100 </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

1st Practice: Montoya 9th quick, Stremme 8th quick
2nd Practice: Montoya 6th quick, Stremme 7th quick

2006 Daytona 500: 42 car 28th, 40 car 41st on time
2006 Pepsi 400: 42 car 41st, 40 car 3rd on time

Here are two pole sleepers for today..Along w/ the 19, these are the two hopes for the pole for the Dodge camp....U gotta expect some nerves for Montoya in this qualifying run, and Stremme has a bit more experence as evidenced by his two lap run in the 400 after flaming out in his qualifying run in the 500 last year...I expect Montoya to miss a mark or two here and I think there's some value on the 40 car here at even money..they're a wash at best on time, intangibles to the 40..

Bottom Line: should be a -110 matchup, and Montoya is getting bet by name here..wash on time, small play for me on the 40 car...will finalize plays after all the breakdowns..

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

<TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>157</TD><TD width=300>Carl Edwards </TD><TD width=65>-135 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>158</TD><TD width=300>Jeff Burton </TD><TD width=65>+110 </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

1st Practice: Edwards 49th, Burton 47th quick
2nd Practice: Edwards 51st, Burton

2006 Daytona 500: Edwards 26th, Burton 1st on time
2006 Pepsi 400: Edwards 29th, Burton 39th

OK, this one makes very little sense to me...Burton hasn't shown much down here yet, but come on...why he's +115 here makes no sense..they want u to lay 135 w/ Carl Edwards..

IMO, based on Make alone, if you're getting + vig on a Chevy vs a Ford (not named Yates) you should take the bet at Daytona for qualifying...but you also get the guy who sat POLE last year in this race (after not showing much speed at all in practice) vs a guy who's never shown qualifying speed since he started cup...Burton is a guy who practices setting up the car to draft in practice..this team obviously has a good qualifying setup they can throw at this thing evidenced by the run last year...

I don't get this one at all..

AS for the times during practice..from team report:

Burton's No. 31 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet was 47th in the first practice, but had a problem with its scoring transponder on its first run that did not register.

Burton's crew chief Scott Miller said he was satisfied enough with the way his team had tested that he was not compelled to even make an attempt in the second practice

Bottom Line: this one SCREAMS value

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

<TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>161</TD><TD width=300>Jeff Gordon </TD><TD width=65>-155 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>162</TD><TD width=300>Kyle Busch </TD><TD width=65>+130 </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

1st Practice: Gordon 4th, Kyle 13th
2nd Practice: Gordon 5th, Kyle 8th

2006 Daytona 500: Gordon 2nd on time, Kyle 8th
2006 Pepsi 400: Gordon 4th, Kyle 13th

Gordon is as close to a sure thing as u can get on just sheer speed at plate tracks, but esp Daytona...he's going to qualify top 10, most likely top 5, and u can count on it..Betting against him in a qualifying matchup at Daytona makes no sense and would never be profitable in the long run..

Gordon thinks the two Yates cars are unbeatable (except maybe Marlin)..but he still sounds confident on the speed his car has..just not optimistic about his pole chances..

Gordon was fourth in the first practice (48.625 seconds, 185.090 mph) and fifth in the second (48.501 / 185.563) on his only attempt, but wasn't too optimistic about his chances.

"Nobody's got anything for those Yates cars [though] maybe Marlin does," Gordon said. "We're just trying to get the best starting position that we can for the [qualifying races]."

Bottom Line: Busch has good speed and is capable, but Gordon should take this...I don't see any value in it however, so i'm passing overall on this one..

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

Blaney/Petty: I have no intest in this matchup...Blaney in a TOYT, Petty is a broadcaster now (LOL), so no interest in tossing a coin on this one..

Martin/Busch: Zero value here...Kurt is a sexy 500 pick, but Martin has been good at Daytona and now has the Chevy to boot...I think he's a sleeper overall..also, Nemechech put the 01 car in the 3rd low in the 400 last summer...I wouldn't be surprised if Martin upsets Kurt here honestly..

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

<TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>163</TD><TD width=300>Greg Biffle </TD><TD width=65>-125 </TD><TD width=200></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE borderColor=#000000 cellSpacing=0 width=620 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=55>164</TD><TD width=300>Casey Mears </TD><TD width=65>+100 </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

1st Practice: Biffle 16th, Mears 25th
2nd Practice: Biffle 22nd, Mears 26th

2006 Daytona 500: Biffle 25th on time, the 25 car 15th (Vickers)
2006 Pepsi 400: Biffle 12th, 25 car 17th (Vickers)

Mears will be a popular pick to run well here, esp after Vickers victory in the 25 car at the Dega fall race and Mears running 2nd in the 500 last year in the 42 Dodge...He hasn't shown sheer speed yet though, so I can't recommend a qualifying play on him...he's shown the least amt of speed out of the four Hendrick cars..

Bottom Line: Biffle has been consistent on Daytona the last two years, besides not the getting the race results...he's cars have been fairly stout (for Roush fords)...I think Biffle is the play, but enough value..

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

Two Plays for me overall:

Stremme OVER Montoya +100 (1 unit)
Burton OVER Edwards +110 (1 unit)

I feel inclined to bet the Burton one more cause of the value IMO, but I"m flat betting matchups this year all year...studied results from last year, and seems the profitable way to go..

GL today boys.

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

Watching Nascar LIVE and normally the later draw is a disadvantage as that head win picks up on the backstretch...but I guess it's expected to die down late today..

So the later the draw the better it seems..

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

QUALIFYING ORDER

Daytona 500 | Daytona International Speedway

February 18, 2007| Race 1 of 36
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n </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>28</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>41</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Reed Sorenson</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Target</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>29</TD><TD class=cnnCup>25</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Casey Mears</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>National Guard / GMAC </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>30</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>42</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Juan Montoya*</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Texaco / Havoline </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>31</TD><TD class=cnnCup>27</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Kirk Shelmerdine</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Lilly Trucking of Virginia </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>32</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>16</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Greg Biffle</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ameriquest</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>33</TD><TD class=cnnCup>23</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Mike Skinner</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Bill Davis Racing </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>34</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>40</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>David Stremme</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Coors Light </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>35</TD><TD class=cnnCup>130</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Stanton Barrett</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Bad Boy Power Drink </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>36</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>70</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Johnny Sauter</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Yellow Transportatio-
n </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>37</TD><TD class=cnnCup>37</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Bill Elliott</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Front Row Motorsports </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>38</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>9</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Kasey Kahne</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge Dealers / UAW </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>39</TD><TD class=cnnCup>84</TD><TD class=cnnCup>A.J. Allmendinger* </TD><TD class=cnnCup>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Red Bull </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>40</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>104</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Eric McClure</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Hefty</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>41</TD><TD class=cnnCup>21</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ken Schrader</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Little Debbie </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>42</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>36</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Jeremy Mayfield</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>360 OTC </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>43</TD><TD class=cnnCup>29</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Kevin Harvick</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Shell / Pennzoil </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>44</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>55</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Michael Waltrip</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>NAPA Auto Parts </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>45</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Mike Bliss</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>BAM Racing </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>46</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>8</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dale Earnhardt Jr.</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Budweiser</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>47</TD><TD class=cnnCup>160</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Boris Said</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>SOBE - No Fear </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>48</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>44</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dale Jarrett</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>UPS</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>49</TD><TD class=cnnCup>88</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ricky Rudd</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Snickers</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>50</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>01</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Mark Martin</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>U.S. Army </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>51</TD><TD class=cnnCup>158</TD><TD class=cnnCup>James Hylton</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Retirement Living TV </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>52</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>15</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Paul Menard*</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Menards</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>53</TD><TD class=cnnCup>12</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ryan Newman</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>ALLTEL</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>54</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>31</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Jeff Burton</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Cingular Wireless </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>55</TD><TD class=cnnCup>7</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Robby Gordon</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Jim Beam </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>56</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>2</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Kurt Busch</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Miller Lite </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>57</TD><TD class=cnnCup>34</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Kevin Lepage</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Makoto Ginger Dressing </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>58</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>19</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Elliott Sadler</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge Dealers / UAW </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>59</TD><TD class=cnnCup>00</TD><TD class=cnnCup>David Reutimann*</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Domino's Pizza </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>60</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>99</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Carl Edwards</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Office Depot </TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>61</TD><TD class=cnnCup>96</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Tony Raines</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>DLP HDTV </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

JumpOnBoard · Feb 11, 2007

Looks like a split here today....BUrton just laid down a very bad lap..

good stuff today though...useful telecast..

EDIT:

Edwards laid down a shitty lap too, but won by 12 one hundredths..

OVERALL: 1-1 (no vig, both dogs)

Stremme 3rd, Montoya 4th

Edwards 49th, Burton 50th

TWITA · Feb 11, 2007

Nice job on the writeups Jump. I look forward to your 500 selections.

Fondybadger · Feb 12, 2007

Kenseth time disallowed after failing post-qualifying inspection

Although Matt Kenseth was 11th fastest on Sunday, he will have to start at the back of his Gatorade Duel field after an irregularity with the car was discovered in post-qualifying inspection. Kasey Kahne and Michael Waltrip also had trouble pleasing the NASCAR inspectors.

JumpOnBoard · Feb 12, 2007

Yeah..both Kenseth and Kahne's times were disallowed..

Notes: Kenseth, Kahne qual times disallowed

Drivers will start at the back of second Gatorade Duel

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Qualifying times for Matt Kenseth and Kasey Kahne were disallowed following Sunday's Bud Pole Qualifying at Daytona International Speedway after the two cars were found to have "unapproved aerodynamic devices."

NASCAR vice president of corporate communications Jim Hunter said the No. 17 Ford and No. 9 Dodge would be placed at the back of Thursday's second Gatorade Duel. In addition, Hunter said NASCAR will consider the possibility of future fines, suspensions and penalties against the two teams for the rulebook violation.

Hunter said both cars had "holes in places were they would normally be sealed and these were not." Kenseth's was reportedly in a wheel well. Hunter did not specify the location of the holes in Kahne's car.
Last year, Jimmie Johnson and Terry Labonte had their qualifying runs thrown out after failing inspection.

"Our inspection process is getting better every year," Hunter said. "We are committed to trying to stop all games being played."

JumpOnBoard · Feb 12, 2007

RACE LINEUP

Daytona 500 | Daytona International Speedway

February 18, 2007 | Race 1 of 36
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class=cnnCup>-0.609</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>24</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>55</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Michael Waltrip</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>NAPA Auto Parts </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.899</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>48.940</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.636</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>25</TD><TD class=cnnCup>139</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Regan Smith </TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ginn Resorts </TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.865</TD><TD class=cnnCup>48.949</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-0.645</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>26</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>66</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Jeff Green</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Best Buy </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>183.662</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.003</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.699</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>27</TD><TD class=cnnCup>12</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ryan Newman</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>ALLTEL</TD><TD class=cnnCup>183.602</TD><TD 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class=cnnDefault>41</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Reed Sorenson</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Target</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>182.559</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.299</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-0.995</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>43</TD><TD class=cnnCup>83</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Brian Vickers</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Red Bull </TD><TD class=cnnCup>182.508</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.313</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-1.009</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>44</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>78</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Kenny Wallace</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Furniture Row Racing </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>182.500</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.315</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-1.011</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>45</TD><TD class=cnnCup>13</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Joe Nemechek</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Chevrolet</TD><TD class=cnnCup>CertainTeed</TD><TD class=cnnCup>182.474</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.322</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-1.018</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>46</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>21</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ken Schrader</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>U.S. Air Force </TD><TD class=cnnDefault>182.452</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.328</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-1.024</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>47</TD><TD class=cnnCup>10</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Scott Riggs</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Dodge</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Valvoline / Stanley Tools </TD><TD class=cnnCup>182.437</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.332</TD><TD class=cnnCup>-1.028</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnDefault>48</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>44</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Dale Jarrett</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>Toyota</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>UPS</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>182.061</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>49.434</TD><TD class=cnnDefault>-1.130</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cnnCup>49</TD><TD class=cnnCup>99</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Carl Edwards</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Ford</TD><TD class=cnnCup>Office Depot </TD><TD class=cnnCup>182.020</TD><TD class=cnnCup>49.445</TD><TD 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Santacapper · Feb 12, 2007

so confused... they are put to the back of the pack for the gatorade duel but it was qualifying for the 500?

or is the Gatorade thing just more qualifying?:36_7_14:

JumpOnBoard · Feb 12, 2007

Shortened version from above...

The simple version: how the Daytona 500 lineup is set:
Pos 1 and 2: Pole sitter and outside pole sitter from Bud Pole qualifying
[no need to be top 35 in prevoius season car Owners Points]

Pos 3 thru 39: top 35 in prevoius season car owners points and two highest finishing teams in each Gatorade Duel races race NOT in the top 35 set by their finishing postion in the Gatorade Duel races.

Pos 40-42: fastest qualifiers not in by above

Pos 43: past champion provisional, otherwise the spot goes to the next fastest qualifier

JumpOnBoard · Feb 12, 2007

Basically...

the 38 will start 1st, the 88 will start 2nd..

the Rest of the starting order will be determined by the results in the duals...basically the order from the first dual determining the inside row, and the 2nd dual the outside row...

as well as who can participate and who can't that weren't guaranteed spots..

the Qualifying for Daytona is messed up big time..

Santacapper · Feb 12, 2007

ok..."makes sense"... I guess, lol.

I'm trying:smiley_acbe:

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