FIN, ST, CAR, DRIVER, MAKE, SPONSOR, PTS/BNS, LAPS, STATUS, WINNINGS
1 12 30 Todd Bodine Toyota Lumber Liquidators 195/10 100 Running 96,850
2 21 51 Kyle Busch Toyota NOS Energy Drink 170/0 100 Running 58,450
3 35 23 Johnny Benson Toyota Toyota Certified Used Vehicles 170/5 100 Running 45,570
4 14 11 David Starr Toyota Red Horse Racing 160/0 100 Running 30,310
5 19 14 Rick Crawford Ford Power Stroke [...]

FIN, ST, CAR, DRIVER,, MAKE, SPONSOR, PTS/BNS, LAPS, STATUS
1 12 30 Todd Bodine Toyota Lumber Liquidators 195/10 100 Running
2 21 51 Kyle Busch Toyota NOS Energy Drink 170/0 100 Running
3 35 23 Johnny Benson Toyota Toyota Certified Used Vehicles 170/5 100 Running
4 14 11 David Starr Toyota Red Horse Racing 160/0 100 Running
5 19 14 Rick Crawford Ford Power Stroke Diesel by International 155/0 100 Running

UPDATE:
The 1995 Indianapolis 500 will be replaced next week at California, likely by Mike Skinner, unless a sponsor can be found for the Bill Davis Racing car over the next 24 hours.
Mike Brown, the general manager at BDR, said there are no other plans to use Villeneuve until a sponsor is found.

After 33 years on the NASCAR trail, Dawsonville’s Bill Elliott is ready to head down another path. Elliott, who did not finish high enough in Thursday’s 150-mile qualifier to start Sunday’s Daytona 500, said 2008 will be his last year as a Sprint Cup driver.
“I’ve thoroughly enjoyed it, but it’s time to move on and [...]

Speedweeks at Daytona International Speedway hasn’t been perfect for Dale Earnhardt Jr. after all.
The No. 5 car Earnhardt will drive in Saturday’s Nationwide Series opener was impounded by NASCAR on Thursday night after officials discovered the team altered the spoiler to create an aerodynamic advantage following inspection.

Teams are still battling tire issues as they head into the final few days of preparation for the Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway. Several drivers, including Patrick Carpentier, Regan Smith, Elliott Sadler, and Brian Vickers, had trouble with the tires in the 150-mile qualifying races Thursday.

Viewers tuning in to ESPN’s coverage of stock-car racing are likely to notice a change in how the commercials play out. Starting with Saturday’s Nationwide Series event at Daytona, ESPN will slot commercials at times that annoy viewers the least, says Rich Feinberg, network vice president of motor sports.