NASCAR By the Numbers: Recapping New Hampshire and the Chase

The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and Sprint Cup Series headed to New Hampshire Motor Speedway for this weekend’s race.


Thought the NCWTS race was solely dominated by one driver, Kyle Busch, the Sprint Cup race was anything but a steal for one driver.


NASCAR Camping World Truck Series F.W. Webb 175


Kyle Busch led all but 10 laps – and a strong run by Austin Dillon now jumps him into the lead on the NCWTS points standing with only 6 races remaining.

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1. Austin Dillon 
2. James Buescher  -2
3. Johnny Sauter  -7
4. Timothy Peters  -25
5. Ron Hornaday Jr.  -47
6. Matt Crafton  -51
7. Joey Coulter  -58
8. Cole Whitt  -66
9. Parker Kligerman  -68
10. Todd Bodine  -68
11. David Starr  -113
12. Nelson Piquet Jr.  -117
13. Brendan Gaughan  -117
14. Miguel Paludo  -147
15. Justin Lofton  -153

All changes +/- 1 position


Up next on the schedule: The NCWTS heads to Kentucky for the Kentucky 225 on October 1st. The race gets underway at 8pm on SPEED.


NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Sylvania 300


We raced on a Sunday – yeah!! Once again, the dreaded fuel mileage was in play and cost Clint Bowyer the win. Tony Stewart is now 2 for 2 in the Chase and is out to an early lead.

Chase Report

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   Tony Stewart 
2. Kevin Harvick  -7
3. Brad Keselowski  -11
4. Carl Edwards  -14
5. Jeff Gordon  -23
6. Kyle Busch  -26
7. Matt Kenseth  -26
8. Dale Earnhardt Jr.  -26
9. Kurt Busch  -28
10. Jimmie Johnson  -29
11. Ryan Newman  -34
12. Denny Hamlin  -66

Biggest Movers: Jeff Gordon +6, Brad Keselowski +3

Biggest Losses: Kurt Busch –5, Ryan Newman –4 and Dale Earnhardt Jr. –3

Up next: The boys headed to Dover to tangle with Miles the Monster for the AAA 400 on October 2nd at 2pm on ESPN.