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Austin Dillion to win, Kentucky, gains points lead

Austin Dillion won tonight, fashion, black reign in a Victory Lane again 3. By doing so, he demonstrates that his grandfather, Richard Childress knew exactly what he was doing when he decided it was time to resurrect the black number 3 now his grandson behind the wheel.

Austin had already shown his talent of the younger brother of the truck series, and vacated, Ty, move, to promote his career as a truck.

Now he has taken, I knew exactly what grandad, he may carry out a winner.

The Sprint Cup series is less than we think? And especially important is ready to tighten the Austin? What do you think?  Austin move up next season?  And if this is the case, the charge he would take?


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Kentucky Speedway to host NASCAR 925 miles

Brad Keselowski is entered in all three races--Sprint Cup, Nationwide and Trucks--this weekend at Kentucky Speedway.

For only the third time this year all the major NASCAR Touring Series are all in the same place for three nights. Camping World Truck Series has a range of 225 km on the evening of Thursday, the Nationwide Series a 300 runner in the night between Friday and has a Sprint Cup 400-miler on Saturday night, all in Kentucky Speedway Sparta.


Each series opens its season in February in Daytona Beach, then the Division segment earlier this month in Dover. They will be together more than five times this year in Atlanta and Bristol in August, after the close of the season in November in Fort Worth, Phoenix and Homestead.


Sept. different drivers have won the first seven races this year in the Truck Series: John King, Kevin Harvick, Kasey Kahne, James Buescher, championship leader Justin Lofton, Todd Bodine and Johnny Sauter, the last winner three weeks ago, Texas. Timothy Peters (-5 points), rookie Ty Dillon (-12), Buescher (-23) and Parker Kligerman (-25) completed the top five points. Brad Keselowski is a Cup driver fails in the race for the Truck Series.


Two-winner Elliott Sadler led the country 11 points Rookie Austin Dillon. Defending champion Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (three time winner this year), is 23 in the third, with Sam Hornish Jr. (34) and Cole Whitt (-75) completed the top five. (Whitt probably out of the fight for the title.) Regular Cup has five races Joey Logano (but do not earn points nationally) won, with Buescher, Kurt Busch, Keselowski and Nelson Piquet Jr., who won once each. Busch, Keselowski, Denny Hamlin, Harvick and Joe Nemechek were also entered in the Nationwide race.


Daytona 500 winner Matt Kenseth (as last year in the Roush Fenway Racing, and many are sure it is on track for Joe Gibbs Racing) has a lead of 11 points in the Cup on Saturday evening, 400, period of 17 seconds in 26 career regular season. Teammate Greg Biffle is the second and Dale Earnhardt Jr. (-14), five-time champion Jimmie Johnson (-25) and three-time defending champion, Tony Stewart (-63). Stewart, Johnson, Denny Hamlin and Brad Keselowski are winners of two races. Kenseth, Earnhardt Jr., Biffle, Kyle Busch, Kahne, Joey Logano, Clint Bowyer and Ryan Newman have each won once.


A complete list of the Kentucky Speedway this weekend:


- Thursday: Noon, Camping World Truck Series practice clock 05.00, qualifying for the Truck Series, 18.30 clock, the first Nationwide Series practice, 08.00 clock, around the beginning of 150, 225 mile race number truck


- Friday: 11.30 clock, first Sprint Cup practice, 01.30 clock hands on the Cup final, 03.30 Clock, on the national classification, 17.00 clock, qualifying for the World Cup, 7 : 30 of the clock, the start of the 200 laps, 300 - mile Nationwide race


- Saturday: 19.30 clock, around the beginning of 267, Cup race 400 miles

To Watch The Kentucky Speedway vs Quaker State 400 Live Streaming Nascar Race Online on June 30, 2012

Quaker State 400 2012: Start time, range, TV programming and more
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After a big win in Sonoma, Clint Bowyer and Michael Waltrip Racing will do so again in the Tour of Kentucky on Saturday.

But like last year, MWR will have to do to pass from Kyle Busch.

During the year 2011, ended David Reutimann MWR Busch second, while Bowyer 35th completed. The weekend was Bowyer's first win on the road and of course, necessary to prevent a resurgence of the bush to get there. Bush went to the end of the game, but left his damaged car with about eight laps to go, Bowyer's house, free of charge.

Still on the hunt on Saturday, Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart, none of which have never won in Kentucky.
Where: Kentucky Speedway, Sparta, Ky.
When: Saturday, June 30, 7:30 p.m. ET
Watch: TNT
Live Stream: TrackPass
Listen: Motor Racing Network
Starting Order: Qualifying will be Friday, June 29 at 5 p.m. ET. You can watch it go down on SPEED.
Full TV Schedule (via NASCAR.com)
Quaker State 400 Practice, Friday, June 29 at 11:30 a.m. ET, SPEED
Quaker State 400 Practice, Friday, June 29 at 1:30 p.m. ET, SPEED
Quaker State 400 Qualifying, Friday, June 29 at 5 p.m. ET, SPEED
Quaker State 400, Saturday, June 30 at 6:30 p.m. ET, TNT
Drivers to take

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Kyle Busch
The defending champions won three times in three days in the last year in Kentucky: He won the truck race, then finished in the Nationwide Series, before the third race of the Cup, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. Of course, he knows how to win at this track, and this may be the perfect opportunity for him to make the mistake last week.
This year, like driving in the Busch Cup races instead of the race and the Nationwide Series trucks, which has a pitch of glory will come, and Saturday.
The Jeff Gordon
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Previous year, traffic in the best of Gordon, when he started in the order 20 and Area 10 has ended. Kentucky Speedway, with the circuit of Homestead-Miami are the only two places Gordon did not win, and he is aware of the challenges the road.