1 1 Martin Truex Jr.
2 2 Kurt Busch
3 48 Jimmie Johnson
4 9 Kasey Kahne
5 11 Denny Hamlin
6 16 Greg Biffle
7 18 Kyle Busch
8 14 Tony Stewart
9 07 Casey Mears
10 5 Mark Martin
11 55 Michael Waltrip
12 77 Sam Hornish Jr.
13 33 Clint Bowyer
14 24 Jeff Gordon
15 00 David Reutimann
16 44 A J Allmendinger
17 42 Juan Pablo Montoya
18 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr.
19 83 Brian Vickers
20 71 Bobby Labonte
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Edwards dominates, delays Busch title
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NNS Recap: Carl Edwards Win Postpones Kyle Busch’s NASCAR Nationwide Series Clinching Party
Carl Edwards celebrates winning the Able Body Labor 200 at Phoenix International Raceway, his fifth NASCAR Nationwide Series victory of the season. (Photo credit: CIA STOCK PHOTO)
By Reid Spencer
Sporting News NASCAR Wire Service
AVONDALE, Ariz. — Carl Edwards won Saturday’s Able Body Labor 200 to postpone Kyle Busch’s formal NASCAR Nationwide Series championship clinching party for one week.
Harvick wins, Hornaday becomes Champ
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NCWTS Recap: Harvick Rallies To Win Truck Race; Hornaday Clinches Fourth Title
Ron Hornaday Jr. celebrates winning his fourth NASCAR Camping World Truck Series championship. Hornaday is the oldest driver to win a championship in NASCAR’s three national series. (Photo credit: CIA STOCK PHOTO)
By Reid Spencer
Sporting News NASCAR Wire Service
AVONDALE, Ariz. — Kevin Harvick held off Kyle Busch to take the checkered flag in Friday night’s Lucas Oil 150 at Phoenix International Raceway, but the big winner was Ron Hornaday Jr., who secured his record fourth NASCAR Camping World Truck Series championship with a fourth-place finish at the one-mile track, driving the No. 33 Chevrolet owned by Harvick.
Kevin Harvick / Kyle Busch doing Phoenix triple
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Two drivers will be aiming to make history this weekend by becoming the first to win in all three NASCAR national series at Phoenix International Raceway — Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick.
Busch came close to scoring the feat last weekend at Texas when he won both the NASCAR Camping World Truck and NASCAR Nationwide Series races, but fell just short when he ran out of gas a few laps short of the checkered flag in the NASCAR Sprint Cup race, relegating him to a 11th-place finish.
Both Busch and Harvick have won at Phoenix in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.
Q & A with Greg Biffle
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Q I’m not sure why I’m even asking it at this point, but I was wondering the wreck you had Vegas a year or so ago in testing looking back on it how long did it take you to recover from that as far as your driving?
GREG BIFFLE: Well, it was two years ago that we had that accident in Las Vegas tire test. And it really took probably ‑‑ it took me about three weeks, probably, to really recover from that crash.
And mostly because I dislocated my right shoulder was probably my biggest hindrance in that crash. Other than that, you know, I was sore, bumped and bruised all over. But my right shoulder were a little sore after that crash because I did dislocate my right shoulder
But, you know, you can come back from these things fairly quickly. You might be sore in the car the next week, but other than that, these cars are really safe and our safety equipment is really good
