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F.W. Webb 100 - 09/22/2012 New Hampshire Motor Speedway - Loudon, N.H NASCAR Race Number 12 Official Race Results For The F.W. Webb 100 - 09/22/2012 New Hampshire Motor Speedway - Loudon, N.H. - 1.058-mile banked paved oval Total Race Length 168 K - 100L - 105 M Fin Str Car Driver Team Laps Points B/Points Status 1 2 52 Doug Coby Reynolds Auto Wrecking Chevrolet 100 47 4 Running 2 1 4 Donny Lia Mystic Missile Racing Dodge 100 44 2 Running 3 3 6 Ron Silk TS Haulers / Calverton Tree Farm Chevrolet 100 42 1 Running 4 6 7 Ryan Newman Menards/Aggressive Hydraulics Chevrolet 100 40 Running 5 11 93 Rowan Pennink Monk Mechanics Hand Cleaner Chevrolet 100 39 Running 6 16 45 Eric Beers Horwith Freightliner/John Blewett Inc Ford 100 38 Running 7 13 39 Richie Pallai, Jr. CARQUEST Filters Chevrolet 100 37 Running 8 20 50 Matt Hirschman Heritage Wide Plank Flooring Chevrolet 100 36 Running 9 12 64 Ron Yuhas, Jr. Hughes Motors/Complete Const. Chevrolet 100 35 Running 10 4 16 Ryan Preece East West Marine/Diversified Metals Ford 100 35 1 Running 11 15 46 Eric Berndt Cape Cod Agts/North End Auto Parts Chevrolet 100 33 Running 12 18 07 Patrick Emerling Emerling Chevrolet Dealership Chevrolet 100 33 1 Running 13 24 28 Ed Flemke, Jr. Ron Bouchard's Autos/Raceworks TV Chevrolet 100 31 Running 14 22 79 Woody Pitkat Hill Enterprises/Coors Light Pontiac 100 30 Running 15 27 99 Jamie Tomaino Supreme Manufacturing Chevrolet 100 29 Running 16 19 73 Cole Powell * Tricar/Copps BuildAll Chevrolet 100 28 Running 17 5 3 Ted Christopher Cape Cod Copper/Silver Dollar Const. Chevrolet 99 28 1 Accident 18 9 58 Eric Goodale Perimeters for the Home Chevrolet 99 26 Accident 19 30 33 Wade Cole Perf. Engines/Kendall Oil,/Ryan's Chevrolet 98 25 Running 20 28 82 Mike Christopher Conn. Trailers/Martino & Benzer Dodge 98 24 Running 21 31 68 Johnny Bush Two Brothers Scrap Metal Chevrolet 98 23 Running 22 23 88 Bryon Chew Buzz Chew Chevrolet/Elbow East Chevrolet 97 22 Running 23 7 76 Jimmy Blewett John Blewett Inc/Atlantic Sprinkler Chevrolet 95 21 Running 24 14 70 Andy Seuss Lee Vinal Excavation/GEX Chevrolet 94 20 Running 25 21 2 Todd Szegedy Dunleavy Repair/A&J Romano Const. Ford 92 19 Running 26 8 51 Justin Bonsignore M3 Technology Chevrolet 92 18 Running 27 26 18 Ken Heagy Buoy One Seafood/MacLad Drywall Chevrolet 92 17 Running 28 17 44 Bobby Santos ImperialCars.com/Tinio Corp. Chevrolet 59 16 Suspension 29 10 66 Mike Stefanik Canto & Sons Pvng/Robert B Our Co Ford 32 15 Engine 30 29 38 Steve Dickey * Perf. Engines/Kendall Oil,/Ryan's Chevrolet 30 14 Handling 31 25 71 Rob Fuller Draco Spring Ford 7 13 Accident RACE STATISTICS Race Comments: Prior to the green flag, the following driver, under penalty, dropped from their original starting positions to the rear of the field for the reason indicated: #7 Ryan Newman (unapproved tire change). Fastest Qualifier: Donny Lia, Time: 29.352 Seconds, Speed: 129.763 mph Time of Race: 1 hrs., 5 mins, 34 secs Average Speed: 96.817 mph Margin of Victory: Under Caution Caution Flags: Laps 6-8 (Car #93 spin Turn 2); 51-54 (Competition caution <99>); 87-90 (Car #76 accident Turn 3 <99>); 93-97 (Cars #76, 51, 88, 79, 2, 07, 46 accident Turn 1 <73> [Red Flag 3 mins.]); 100 (Car #3 accident frontstretch) <Beneficiary>. 5 for 17 laps. Lap Leaders: Donny Lia 1-3, Ryan Preece 4, Donny Lia 5, Ryan Preece 6-11, Ron Silk 12, Ryan Preece 13-14, Ron Silk 15, Ryan Preece 16, Ron Silk 17, Ryan Preece 18-19, Donny Lia 20-23, Ron Silk 24, Donny Lia 25, Doug Coby 26, Donny Lia 27, Doug Coby 28, Donny Lia 29-45, Patrick Emerling 46, Donny Lia 47-61, Doug Coby 62-68, Donny Lia 69-73, Doug Coby 74-76, Ted Christopher 77-83, Doug Coby 84-100. Total Laps Led: Donny Lia 47, Doug Coby 29, Ryan Preece 12, Ted Christopher 7, Ron Silk 4, Patrick Emerling 1. 23 changes involving 6 drivers. CONTINGENCY AWARDS COCA-COLA MOVE OF THE RACE: Matt Hirschman, 50 Heritage Wide Plank Flooring Chevrolet COORS LIGHT POLE: Donny Lia, 4 Mystic Missile Racing Dodge FEATHERLITE MOST IMPROVED DRIVER: Doug Coby, 52 Reynolds Auto Wrecking Chevrolet SUNOCO ROOKIE OF THE RACE: Cole Powell *, 73 Tricar/Copps BuildAll Chevrolet WHELEN WINNER OF THE RACE: Doug Coby, 52 Reynolds Auto Wrecking Chevrolet Top 10 Driver Points: Doug Coby 483, Ryan Preece 462, Ron Silk 459, Donny Lia 429, Todd Szegedy 414, Justin Bonsignore 401, Eric Beers 399, Ted Christopher 397, Jimmy Blewett 389, Ron Yuhas, Jr. 380 Top 10 Rookie Points: Keith Rocco 59, Daniel Hemric 19, Steve Dickey 18, John Jensen 16, Steve Masse 10, Ed Brunnhoeozl III 10, Cole Powell 10, Kyle Spencer 9, Ryan Blaney 8, Corey LaJoie 7 Next Race: CARQUEST Fall Final – Stafford (Conn.) Motor Speedway – Sept. 30 * Denotes Sunoco Rookie of the Year Contender .
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