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NASCAR Race Number 34 Unofficial Race Results for the Dickies 500 - Sunday, November 5, 2006 Texas Motor Speedway - Ft NASCAR Race Number 34 Unofficial Race Results for the Dickies 500 - Sunday, November 5, 2006 Texas Motor Speedway - Ft. Worth, Texas - 1.5 Mile High- Banked Paved Total Race Length - 339 Laps - 508.5 Miles Purse: $7,139,515 Leader Fin Str Car Driver Team Laps Pts Bns Total Award Status Times Laps 1 8 20 Tony Stewart The Home Depot Chevrolet 339 190 10 $521,361 Running 8 278 2 5 48 Jimmie Johnson Lowe’s Chevrolet 339 175 5 $364,236 Running 1 1 3 21 29 Kevin Harvick GM Goodwrench Chevrolet 339 165 $254,186 Running 4 11 5 Kyle Busch CARQUEST Chevrolet 339 165 5 $204,250 Running 1 2 5 14 07 # Clint Bowyer Jack Daniel’s Chevrolet 339 160 5 $176,625 Running 3 3 6 10 8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Budweiser Chevrolet 339 155 5 $187,141 Running 1 1 7 25 42 Casey Mears Texaco/Havoline Dodge 339 146 $174,208 Running 8 3 2 Kurt Busch Miller Lite Dodge 339 147 5 $164,833 Running 1 37 9 23 24 Jeff Gordon DuPont Chevrolet 339 138 $166,586 Running 10 6 11 # Denny Hamlin FedEx Kinko’s Chevrolet 339 134 $121,200 Running 11 35 45 Kyle Petty Wells Fargo Dodge 339 130 $144,808 Running 12 36 17 Matt Kenseth DeWalt Ford 339 132 5 $152,791 Running 1 1 13 27 66 Jeff Green Best Buy Chevrolet 339 124 $130,058 Running 14 34 1 # Martin Truex Jr. Bass Pro Shops/Tracker Chevrolet 339 121 $126,183 Running 15 15 99 Carl Edwards Office Depot Ford 339 118 $120,050 Running 16 13 43 Bobby Labonte Cheerios/Betty Crocker Dodge 338 115 $138,186 Running 17 19 41 # Reed Sorenson Target/Kraft Dodge 338 112 $108,550 Running 18 16 01 Joe Nemechek U.S. Army Chevrolet 338 109 $126,445 Running 19 41 96 Tony Raines DLP® HDTV Chevrolet 338 106 $99,650 Running 20 26 18 # J.J. Yeley Interstate Batteries Chevrolet 338 108 5 $136,675 Running 1 3 21 7 38 David Gilliland Combos Ford 338 100 $126,908 Running 22 28 6 Mark Martin AAA Ford 338 97 $113,475 Running 23 22 49 Mike Bliss RoadLoans.com Dodge 338 94 $111,083 Running 24 17 40 # David Stremme Lonestar Steakhouse Dodge 338 96 5 $115,722 Running 1 1 25 37 4 Ward Burton Lucas Oil/Hefty Chevrolet 338 88 $98,275 Running 26 42 26 Jamie McMurray Crown Royal Ford 338 90 5 $141,500 Running 1 4 27 1 25 Brian Vickers GMAC Chevrolet 338 87 5 $125,175 Running 2 5 28 40 32 Travis Kvapil Tide/Downy Chevrolet 337 79 $96,775 Running 29 20 88 Dale Jarrett UPS Ford 334 76 $126,150 Running 30 33 78 Kenny Wallace Furniture Row Chevrolet 333 73 $94,375 Running 31 12 10 Scott Riggs Valvoline/Stanley Tools/”Cars” DVD Dodge331 70 $93,675 Accident 32 30 22 Dave Blaney Caterpillar Dodge 330 67 $93,475 Running 33 4 9 Kasey Kahne Dodge Dealers/UAW Dodge 328 69 5 $131,439 Engine 2 2 34 24 12 Ryan Newman Alltel Dodge 328 61 $138,483 Running 35 39 16 Greg Biffle National Guard/Charter Ford 324 58 $113,075 Accident 36 43 44 Terry Labonte Kellogg’s Chevrolet 316 55 $92,650 Running 37 2 19 Elliott Sadler Dodge Dealers/UAW Dodge 310 52 $123,441 Running 38 29 31 Jeff Burton Cingular Wireless Chevrolet 269 49 $118,595 Running 39 9 7 Robby Gordon Menards/Mapei Chevrolet 256 46 $92,050 Engine 40 31 14 Sterling Marlin Waste Management Chevrolet 208 48 5 $91,850 Accident 1 1 41 32 15 Paul Menard Menards/Sylvania Chevrolet 194 40 $91,635 Engine 42 18 21 Ken Schrader Little Debbie Ford 173 37 $118,649 Accident 43 38 55 Michael Waltrip NAPA Dodge 109 34 $91,564 Engine Race Comments: Before an estimated crowd of 181,500, Tony Stewart won the Dickies 500, posting his 29th NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series victory. Prior to the green flag, the following drivers, under penalty, dropped to the rear of the field for the reasons indicated: #40 Stremme (backup car); #6 Martin (backup car). Failed to Qualify: (7) Chad Chaffin, #34; Bill Elliott, #37; Kevin Lepage, #61; Mike Skinner, #72; David Ragan, #60; Derrike Cope, #74; A.J. Allmendinger, #84. Time of Race: 3 hours, 46 minutes, 11 seconds Average Speed: 134.891 mph Margin of Victory: 0.272 Seconds Caution Flags: 12 for 51 laps: Laps 1-4 (Competition); 42-45 (Competition); 90-94 (#31 accident frontstretch); 136-140 (Debris); 167-170 (#07,8 accident turn 4); 175-179 (#6,14,21 accident frontstretch); 182-185 (#7 accident backstretch); 196-199 (Oil on track); 233-236 (#41 spun turn 2); 258-261 (Oil on track); 328-330 (#16 accident turn 1); 333-337 (#1,10,17,99 turn 4). Lead Changes: 23 among 13 drivers: B. Vickers 1-4; Ku. Busch 5-41; B. Vickers 42; T. Stewart 43-89; K. Kahne 90; T. Stewart 91-136; D. Earnhardt Jr. 137; S. Marlin 138; T. Stewart 139-166; C. Bowyer 167; M. Kenseth 168; T. Stewart 169-195; C. Bowyer 196; J. McMurray 197-200; T. Stewart 201-232; C. Bowyer 233; T. Stewart 234-257; K. Kahne 258; D. Stremme 259; T. Stewart 260-317; J. Johnson 318; Ky. Busch 319-320; J. Yeley 321-323; T. Stewart 324-339. Top 10 Driver Points: (1) J. Johnson 6,157; (2) M. Kenseth 6,140; (3) D. Earnhardt Jr. 6,079; (4) D. Hamlin 6,077; (5) K. Harvick 6,052; (6) J. Gordon 6,000; (7) J. Burton 5,973; (8) Ky. Busch 5,924; (9) M. Martin 5,904; (10) K. Kahne 5,867. Bud Pole Award: Brian Vickers (196.235 mph) WIX Lap Leader: Tony Stewart, #20 (278 Laps) Raybestos Rookie of the Race: Clint Bowyer #, #07 Bank of America Card Service Mid-Race Leader: Tony Stewart, #20 EA Sports Move of the Race: Tony Stewart, #20 Checker’s/Rally’s Double Drive-Thru Challenge: Tony Stewart, #20 Commit Lozenges Commit to Win: Brian Vickers, #25 Mobil 1 Command Performance Driver of the Race: Kevin Harvick, #29 DIRECTV Crew Cheif of the Race: Greg Zipadelli, #20 Crew Chief Goodyear Gatorback Fastest Lap: Tony Stewart, #20 (187.188 mph, Lap 339) Sunoco Diamond Performance: Tony Stewart, #20 USG Improving the Finish: Kyle Petty, #45 (24 Places) Next Race: Nov. 12, 2006 - Phoenix International Raceway NASCAR Public Relations @ P.O. Box 2875, Daytona Beach, FL 32120-2875.
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