NASCAR Podcast
June 29, 2012
By Reid Spencer
NASCAR Wire Service
SPARTA, Ky. — In his 26th NASCAR Nationwide Series start — in his first full season in the series — pole-sitter Austin Dillon administered an emphatic, definitive, no-doubt-about-it beating to 42 also-rans in Friday night’s Feed the Children 300 at Kentucky Speedway.
How decisive was Dillon’s first Nationwide victory? Consider this:
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1 3 Austin Dillon # Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet 31.359 172.199
2 33 Kevin Harvick(i) Hunt Brothers Pizza Chevrolet 31.505 171.401
3 22 Brad Keselowski(i) Discount Tire Dodge 31.651 170.611
4 12 Sam Hornish Jr. Wurth Dodge 31.732 170.175
5 6 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Sam’s Club/Cargill Ford 31.742 170.122
6 18 Denny Hamlin(i) Dollar General Toyota 31.803 169.795
7 31 Justin Allgaier Brandt Chevrolet 31.847 169.561
8 54 Kurt Busch(i) Monster Energy Toyota 31.894 169.311
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9 43 Michael Annett Pilot/Flying J Ford 31.948 169.025
10 88 Cole Whitt # Degree MEN Chevrolet 31.989 168.808
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SHOW #208 – GUESTS: Clint Bowyer and Jeff Burton. We break down the road course weekend at Sonoma, Discuss the Matt Kenseth announcement, Kentucky version of ‘Drivers Say What’ and a full preview of Kentucky. Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Toby Christie.
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Ron Hornaday Jr. Scores 50th NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Victory
Four-Time Series Champion Extends All-Time Series Wins Lead
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (Oct. 1, 2011) — Ron Hornaday Jr., the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series only four-time champion, posted his record-extending 50th victory in the Kentucky 225 at Kentucky Speedway on Saturday night.
Hornaday, from Palmdale, Calif., is the only active, full-time competitor whose career dates to the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series’ inaugural event at Phoenix International Raceway on Feb. 5, 1995. He won the Keystone Light Pole for that race and collected his first victory two months later at Tucson (Ariz.) Raceway Park.
The 53-year-old Hornaday has won races on 30 different tracks. He is the series’ all-time short track winner with 22 victories and also won three times on road courses. Eleven of his 50 victories came from a pole position start.
Beginning in 1995, when Hornaday drove for Dale Earnhardt Inc., he has won at least once in each of 12 seasons in which he was a full-time competitor and 13 years overall. His most prolific season was 1997 when he won seven times. He has won six or more times in five different seasons. Saturday’s victory was his third of the 2011 season.
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