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1 2 48 Jimmie Johnson Lowe’s / Kobalt Tools Chevrolet
2 8 11 Denny Hamlin Sport Clips Toyota
3 17 14 Tony Stewart Office Depot / MOBIL 1 Chevrolet
4 5 18 Kyle Busch Wrigley Doublemint Toyota
5 6 56 Martin Truex Jr. NAPA Auto Parts Toyota
6 19 17 Matt Kenseth Zest Ford
7 7 99 Carl Edwards Ford EcoBoost Fusion Ford
8 3 5 Kasey Kahne Rockwell Tools Chevrolet
9 28 9 Marcos Ambrose DeWalt Ford
10 21 20 Joey Logano The Home Depot Toyota
11 26 15 Clint Bowyer 5-hour Energy Toyota
12 1 16 Greg Biffle 3M / OH / ES Ford
13 14 27 Paul Menard Menards / Pittsburgh Paints Chevrolet
14 9 78 Regan Smith Furniture Row / CSX Play it Safe Chevrolet
15 15 2 Brad Keselowski Miller Lite Dodge

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Hendrick Motorsports Reaches Historic 200th Win
Only Second NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Team To Accomplish Feat

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (May 12, 2012) – Every big stage, every big moment, every crown jewel – Hendrick Motorsports owns them all. The Daytona 500? The team boasts six trophies from The Great American Race. The Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway? Seven wins. The Coca-Cola 600? Nine.

Add another storybook accolade to the list: 200 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series victories.

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RACE RECAP | DARLINGTON
10 Joey Logano
9 Marcos Ambrose
8 Kasey Kahne
7 Carl Edwards
6 Matt Kenseth
5 Martin Truex Jr.
4 Kyle Busch
3 Tony Stewart
2 Denny Hamlin

VICTORY LANE

1 Jimmie Johnson hangs on to grab Hendrick Motorsports 200th Cup Series win, Jimmie’s first of the season, breaking a 16 race winless streak

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Hendrick’s Returns To Site 199th – And Last – Win
It’s coming. One of these races, and the feeling is that it’ll be sooner than later, Hendrick Motorsports will land its oddly elusive 200th victory. Two weeks ago at Martinsville, it seemed like a guarantee. Didn’t happen. At Texas, Jimmie Johnson led the most laps. Didn’t happen.

Thirteen races have passed since Hendrick’s last victory, and though it doesn’t seem like a big number, for Hendrick it is. Its last win came at Kansas Speedway (by Jimmie Johnson), site of Sunday race. That’s the longest drought Hendrick has had since the end of 2002 and the beginning of 2003 when it went 15 races without a win. Coincidentally, that streak began after a Kansas win as well.

Rick Hendrick has attended all 13 races since then but hasn’t been able to celebrate his organization’s 200th win in NASCAR’s premier series. Hendrick holds more wins than any other owner at Kansas with four.