Aaron’s 499 - Talladega Superspeedway

Kyle Busch Wins Wild One at Talladega
Kyle Busch won racing's biggest crapshoot Sunday after a knuckle-cracking, tension-filled NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Aaron's 499 at Talladega Superspeedway. After a multi-car wreck with 25 laps to go ruined Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Tony Stewart's chances, Busch battled his way to the front with some bold moves in the closing laps of a thrilling race. Juan Pablo Montoya, the former Indy 500 winner and Formula One star, crossed the finish line in second, glued to the bumper of the winner.
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Aaron’s 499 Notes

· Race Results · Toyota Post-Race Quotes · Dodge Post-Race Quotes · Ford Post-Race Quotes · Chevrolet Post-Race Quotes · Point Standings · Owner Point Standings · Pit Stall Assignments · Starting Lineup · Qualifying Results · Chevrolet Qualifying Quotes · Toyota Qualifying Quotes · Ford Qualifying Quotes · Dodge Qualifying Quotes · Final Practice · Practice 1 · Dodge Friday Practice Quotes · Qualifying Order · Chevrolet Friday Quotes · Ford Friday Quotes · Dodge Friday Quotes · Entry List · Weekend Schedule · Team Chevy Notes & Quotes · Toyota Motorsports Notes & Quotes · Dodge Motorsports Notes & Quotes · Raybestos Rookie Notes · Team Red Bull Notes · Aric Almirola Notes · Kyle Petty Notes · Joe Nemechek Notes · Patrick Carpentier Notes

· Jeff Burton Notes · Kyle Busch Notes · Dale Earnhardt Jr. Notes · Jimmie Johnson Notes · Kevin Harvick Notes · Denny Hamlin Notes · Tony Stewart Notes · Clint Bowyer Notes · Carl Edwards Notes · Greg Biffle Notes · Kasey Kahne Notes · Ryan Newman Notes · Jeff Gordon Notes · Martin Truex Jr. Notes · Matt Kenseth Notes · Kurt Busch Notes · Juan Pablo Montoya Notes · David Ragan Notes · Bobby Labonte Notes · David Gilliland Notes · Paul Menard Notes · Elliott Sadler Notes · Travis Kvapil Notes · Casey Mears Notes · Jamie McMurray Notes · David Reutimann Notes · Reed Sorenson Notes · Sam Hornish Jr. Notes · J.J. Yeley Notes · Dave Blaney Notes · Dario Franchitti Notes

Front Row Joe on Talladega Pole
Front Row Joe is living up to his nickname once again. In a position where he was forced to qualify on time, Joe Nemechek went out as the next-to-last car on the qualifying grid and knocked off Tony Stewart to win the Coors Light Pole Position for Sunday’s Aaron’s 499 at the Talladega Superspeedway. Nemechek clocked in with a lap of 51.103 seconds, at an average speed of 187.386 mph, to capture his 10th pole in 465 career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series starts. This is Nemechek’s fourth pole and 11th top-10 start in 27 races at Talladega. Stewart will start from the outside pole position after posting a qualifying lap of 51.237 seconds, at an average speed of 186.896 mph. This is Stewart’s fifth top-10 start in 2008 and his eighth top-10 start in 19 Talladega races. As the final car to qualify, Ken Schrader went out and qualified the No. 70 Haas-CNC Chevrolet in the third starting spot, while AJ Allmendinger, in his first race back behind the wheel of the No. 84 car, qualified in the fourth position. Kyle Busch will start fifth, netting his sixth top-10 start in 2008 and his second in seven Talladega races. Jon Wood, who will attempt to run the Truck race in Kansas later this evening, qualified for his second NASCAR Sprint Cup race. Patrick Carpentier, in 17th, was the fastest qualifying rookie and all five rookie candidates made the field.

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