NNS: Edwards proves why they call him ‘Concrete Carl’

Celebrating with a backflip, Edwards wins on the Monster Mile.
Credit: Jason Smith/Getty Images for NASCAR


Carl Edwards single handedly dominated the OneMain Financial 200 at Dover International Speedway. Long nicknamed ‘Concrete Carl’ due to his dominating performance on the concrete surfaces, Edwards once again proved that moniker to be true.

Elliott Sadler started on pole and led the first ten laps in his KHI Chevrolet sponsored also by OneMain Financial. Edwards took the lead at lap 11 and from there, the one other driver to lead laps were Brad Keselowski for ten laps and Mike Wallace for one lap.

Miles was tame today, perhaps saving his energy for his main course tomorrow? Only four cautions slowed the race; 2 debris cautions, a competition caution at lap 40 due to rain yesterday and one accident between Brian Scott and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Both drivers were making their way onto pit road, made contact and Scott hit the giant sand barrels at the entrance to pit road.


Race Results:
  1. Carl Edwards
  2. Brad Keselowski
  3. Clint Bowyer
  4. Kasey Kahne
  5. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
  6. Trevor Bayne
  7. Reed Sorenson
  8. Ryan Truex
  9. Mike Bliss
  10. Justin Allgaier
  11. Brian Scott
  12. Michael Annett
  13. Joey Logano
  14. Elliott Sadler
  15. Aric Almirola
  16. Kenny Wallace
  17. Jamie McMurray
  18. Jeremy Clements
  19. Jason Leffler
  20. Steven Wallace
  21. Blake Koch
  22. Timmy Hill
  23. Fain Skinner
  24. Eric McClure
  25. Morgan Shepherd
  26. Derrike Cope
  27. Kevin Lepage
  28. Casey Roderick
  29. Mike Wallace
  30. Joe Nemechek
  31. Scott Riggs
  32. Matt Carter
  33. Josh Wise
  34. Carl Long
  35. Johnny Chapman
  36. Mark Green
  37. Kelly Bires
  38. Charles Lewandoski
  39. Chase Miller
  40. Tim Andrews
  41. Scott Wimmer
  42. T.J. Bell
  43. Jeff Green
NNS: Edwards proves why they call him ‘Concrete Carl’ NNS: Edwards proves why they call him ‘Concrete Carl’ Reviewed by Unknown on Saturday, October 01, 2011 Rating: 5