Texas Motor Speedway Track Facts: 2015 AAA Texas 500

Jeff Gordon already has his ticket punched into Chase. 

The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series 2015 Top 16 at Texas Motor Speedway

Rank	Driver	Races	Poles	Wins	Top Fives	Top 10s	DNFs	Average Finish	Driver Rating
1	Jeff Gordon	29	2	1	9	13	6	17.3	93.3
2	Kyle Busch	19	1	1	8	9	0	12.9	101.3
3	Martin Truex Jr	20	2	0	2	9	3	15	88.5
4	Kevin Harvick	25	0	0	5	13	1	12.7	87.4
5	Carl Edwards	21	1	3	6	10	4	15	95.8
6	Brad Keselowski	14	0	0	3	5	0	17.3	82.8
7	Kurt Busch	25	1	1	3	13	2	15.9	88.1
8	Joey Logano	14	0	1	5	5	1	16.9	81.4
9	Denny Hamlin	19	0	2	5	10	0	10.8	93.0
10	Ryan Newman	24	2	1	3	5	3	18.6	75.0
11	Dale Earnhardt Jr	26	2	1	5	15	3	14.2	91.9
12	Jamie McMurray	23	0	0	4	8	1	17.2	77.8
13	Matt Kenseth	26	1	2	13	17	1	9.5	104.7
14	Jimmie Johnson	24	1	5	12	18	1	8.8	107.2
15	Paul Menard	18	0	0	1	3	3	20.9	71.6
16	Clint Bowyer	19	0	0	3	10	1	13.8	89.6

* – Based on last 21 races at Texas Motor Speedway (2005 – 2015).

Texas Motor Speedway Data Season Race #: 34 of 36 (11-08-15) Track Size: 1.5-mile Banking/Turn 1 & 2: 24 degrees Banking/Turn 3 & 4: 24 degrees Banking/Frontstretch: 5 degrees Banking/Backstretch: 5 degrees Frontstretch Length:  2,250 feet Backstretch Length:  1,330 feet Race Length: 334 laps / 501 miles Top 10 Driver Ratings at Texas Jimmie Johnson........................ 107.2 Matt Kenseth............................. 104.7 Kyle Busch............................... 101.3 Greg Biffle.................................. 99.4 Tony Stewart............................... 97.0 Carl Edwards.............................. 95.8 Jeff Gordon................................ 93.3 Denny Hamlin............................. 93.0 Dale Earnhardt Jr........................ 91.9 Clint Bowyer............................... 89.6 Note: Driver Ratings compiled from 2005-2015 races (21 total) among active drivers at Texas Motor Speedway. Qualifying/Race Data 2014 pole winner: Matt Kenseth, Toyota 199.299 mph, 27.095 secs. 10-31-14 2014 race winner: Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet 132.239 mph, (03:52:05), 11-02-14 Track qualifying record: Tony Stewart, Chevrolet 200.111 mph, 26.985 secs. 10-31-14 Set in Round 2 of 3 Track race record: Greg Biffle, Ford 160.577 mph, (3:07:12), 11-14-12

Texas Motor Speedway:

History

·         Construction on Texas Motor Speedway began in 1995.

·         The first NASCAR national series race at TMS was a NASCAR Nationwide Series event on April 5, 1997 – won by Mark Martin.

·         The first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race was on April 6, 1997 – won by Jeff Burton.

·         The track underwent a repave between the 2001 and 2002 seasons.

·         In 2011, the spring NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race was moved from Sunday to Saturday night under the lights at Texas Motor Speedway.

·         Texas Motor Speedway hosted its first Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race on November 6, 2005 – won by Carl Edwards.

Starts

·         There have been 29 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races at Texas Motor Speedway, one NSCS event from 1997 - 2004 and two races per year since 2005.

·         144 drivers have competed in at least one NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Texas; 116 in more than one.

·         Jeff Gordon is the only drive to have made all 29 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series starts at Texas Motor Speedway.

·         Jimmie Johnson leads all active drivers in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in average starting position at Texas Motor Speedway with an 8.417. Johnson is the only active driver with an average starting position at Texas inside the top 10.

·         2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Brad Keselowski (11/02/2008) and Trevor Bayne (11/07/2010) made their first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series career starts at Texas Motor Speedway.

Poles

·         Jeremy Mayfield was the first Coors Light pole winner, in 1998 at Texas with a speed of 185.906 mph. The inaugural Coors Light pole at Texas Motor Speedway in 1997 was cancelled due to weather conditions.

Poles

·         21 drivers have Coors Light poles at Texas, led by Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jeff Gordon, Ryan Newman, Tony Stewart, Bobby Labonte and Martin Truex Jr. with two each.

·         Two drivers have won consecutive Coors Light poles at Texas Motor Speedway: Bobby Labonte (2003 and 2004) and Ryan Newman (2005 sweep).

·         Youngest Texas Coors Light pole winner: Brian Vickers (11/05/2006 – 23 years, 0 months, 12 days).

·         Oldest Texas Coors Light pole winner: Bill Elliott (4/08/2002 – 46 years, 6 months, 0 days).

·         David Ragan (4/09/2011) and Martin Truex Jr. (11/04/2007) posted their first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Coors Light poles at Texas Motor Speedway.    

Wins

·         18 different drivers have won at Texas Motor Speedway, led by Jimmie Johnson with five victories.

·         Seven drivers have multiple wins at Texas Motor Speedway:  Jimmie Johnson (five), Carl Edwards (three),Greg Biffle, Jeff Burton, Denny Hamlin, Matt Kenseth and Tony Stewart each have two.

·         Roush Fenway Racing leads the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in wins at Texas Motor Speedway with nine; followed by Hendrick Motorsports with seven and Joe Gibbs Racing has four. 

·         Three of the 29 (10.3%) NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races at Texas Motor Speedway have been won from the Coors Light pole; Kasey Kahne (2006), Jimmie Johnson (2012) and Kyle Busch (2013). 

·         The third-place starting position is the most proficient starting spot in the field at Texas Motor Speedway, producing more wins than any other starting position (six) – most recent: Jimmie Johnson (fall of 2014).

·         Six of the 29 (20.6%) NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races at Texas Motor Speedway have been won from the front row: three from the pole and three from second-place.

·         23 of the 29 (79.3%) NASCAR Sprint Cup races at Texas Motor Speedway have been won from a top-10 starting position.

·         Four of the 29 (13.7%) NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races at Texas Motor Speedway have been won from a starting position outside the top 20.

·         The deepest in the field that a race winner has started at Texas Motor Speedway is 31st, by Matt Kenseth in 2002.

·         Four different manufacturers have won a NSCS race at Texas, led by Ford (12), followed by Chevrolet (11), Toyota (three) and Dodge (three).

·         One NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver has won at Texas Motor Speedway in two different manufacturers: Jeff Burton (1997 – Ford; 2007 – Chevrolet)

·         Youngest Texas winner: Joey Logano (03/30/2003 – 23 years, 10 months, 14 days).

Wins

·         Oldest Texas winner: Dale Jarrett (04/01/2001 – 44 years, 4 months, 6 days).

·         Jeff Burton (4/06/1997) and Dale Earnhardt Jr. (4/02/2000) won their first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series career race at Texas Motor Speedway.

·         Three NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers have posted consecutive wins at Texas Motor Speedway: Jimmie Johnson (2014 Chase race and Spring of 2015), Carl Edwards (2008 sweep) and Denny Hamlin (2010 sweep).

·         Jimmie Johnson has won the last three consecutive Chase races at Texas Motor Speedway (2012, 2013 and 2014). 

·         11 of the 13 active NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers who have won at Texas Motor Speedway participated in at least two or more races before visiting Victory Lane. Dale Earnhardt Jr. won at Texas in his first appearance;Carl Edwards and Ryan Newman won in their second appearance at TMS. 

·         Jeff Gordon competed at Texas Motor Speedway 16 times before winning in the spring of 2009; the longest span of any the 13 active NASCAR Sprint Cup Series winners.

·         Only three of the 13 winning drivers have made 10 or more attempts before their first win at Texas Motor Speedway: Jeff Gordon (16) Kyle Busch (15) and Kurt Busch (13).

·         Kevin Harvick leads the series among active drivers with the most NASCAR Sprint Cup Series starts at Texas Motor Speedway without visiting Victory Lane at 25.

Additional Finishing Positions

·         Jimmie Johnson leads the series in runner-up finishes at Texas Motor Speedway with five; followed by Matt Kenseth with four and Jeff Gordon with three. 

·         Matt Kenseth leads the series in top-five finishes at Texas Motor Speedway with 13; followed by Jimmie Johnson with 12, Jeff Gordon with nine, Greg Biffle and Kyle Busch each have eight.

·         Jimmie Johnson leads the series in top-10 finishes at Texas Motor Speedway with 18; followed by Matt Kenseth (17) and Dale Earnhardt Jr. (15).

·         Two active drivers have a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series average finish inside the top 10 at Texas: Jimmie Johnson (8.750) and Matt Kenseth (9.462).

·         Casey Mears has participated in the most NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races at Texas Motor Speedway without posting a DNF (21).

Track / Event Specific Stats

·         There have been five NSCS green-white-checker finishes at Texas Motor Speedway: fall 2006 (334/339), spring 2008 (334/339), fall 2012 (334/335), spring 2014 (334/340) and fall 2014 (334/341).

·         Since the advent of electronic scoring the closest margin of victory in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series at Texas Motor Speedway was the (4/4/2004) race won by Elliott Sadler with a MOV of 0.028 over second-place Kasey Kahne.

Track / Event Specific Stats

·         Jimmie Johnson leads the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in Laps Led at Texas Motor Speedway with 1,017 laps led in 24 starts.

·         Qualifying has been cancelled due to weather conditions twice in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series at Texas Motor Speedway; the inaugural event in 1997 and the spring race of 2007. The actual race has never been rain shortened, but was postponed to Monday in 2014 due to weather. 

·         Jeff Gordon leads all active NASCAR Sprint Cup drivers in Laps Completed at Texas Motor Speedway with 8,664 laps.

Female Competitor Stats

·         Two female drivers have made NSCS starts at Texas Motor Speedway: Shawna Robinson and Danica Patrick

Date	Driver	Starting Position	Finishing Position	Driver Rating
4/11/2015	Danica Patrick	21	16	74.9
11/2/2014	Danica Patrick	27	36	42.4
4/7/2014	Danica Patrick	24	27	53.2
11/3/2013	Danica Patrick	30	25	49.2
4/13/2013	Danica Patrick	42	28	42.9
11/4/2012	Danica Patrick	32	24	61.4
Averages		29.3	26.0	54.0
Date	Driver	Starting Position	Finishing Position
4/8/2002	Shawna Robinson	16	36

NASCAR in Texas

·         There have been 38 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races among three tracks in the state of Texas.

Track Name	City	NSCS
Texas Motor Speedway	Fort Worth	29
Texas World Speedway	College Station	8
Meyer Speedway	Houston	1

·         81 drivers in NASCAR national series history have their home state recorded as Texas.

·         10 drivers from Texas have won at least one race in NASCAR’s three national series. Six of the 10 Texas native NASCAR winners have won in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.

Driver	NSCS	NXS	NCWTS
Terry Labonte	22	11	1
Bobby Labonte	21	10	1
A.J. Foyt	7	0	0
Billy Wade	4	0	0
Bobby Hillin Jr	1	2	0
Johnny Rutherford	1	0	0
Chris Buescher	0	3	0
James Buescher	0	1	6
David Starr	0	0	4
Colin Braun	0	0	1

Milestones

DRIVER	HAS	NEEDS	MILESTONE	DESCRIPTION
Joey Logano	249	1	250th NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Consecutive Career Start	Logano will attempt to post his 250th consecutive NASCAR Sprint Cup Series start this weekend at Texas. Logano is 14th on the active NSCS consecutive starts list 56 starts behind Paul Menard (305) in 13th.
Dale Earnhardt Jr.	574	1	575th NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Career Start	Earnhardt Jr. will attempt to post his 575th NASCAR Sprint Cup Series start this weekend at Texas. Earnhardt Jr. is 27th on the all-time NSCS starts list one start behind Geoff Bodine (575) in 26th.
Casey Mears	449	1	450th NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Career Start	Mears will attempt to post his 450th NASCAR Sprint Cup Series start this weekend at Texas. Mears is 47th on the all-time NSCS starts list six starts behind Jimmy Means (454) in 46th.
Paul Menard	324	1	325th NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Career Start	Menard will attempt to post his 325th NASCAR Sprint Cup Series start this weekend at Texas. Menard is 77th on the all-time NSCS starts list three starts behind David Gilliland (327) in 76th.
Jimmie Johnson	74	2	76th NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Win	Jimmie Johnson is eighth on the all-time NSCS wins list, two wins behind NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt in seventh (76 wins).
Tony Stewart	48	2	50th NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Win	Stewart is 12th on the all-time NSCS wins list, two wins behind NASCAR Hall of Famer Ned Jarrett in 10th (50 wins).
Jeff Gordon	24,916	84	25,000 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Laps Led	Gordon can become the sixth driver in NSCS history to lead 25,000 laps; joining Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt, Cale Yarborough, David Pearson and Bobby Allison.
Kevin Harvick	2,094	144	Most Laps Led in a Single Season During Chase Era (2004-2015)	Harvick can lead the most laps in a single season in the NSCS during the Chase Era if he leads 144 or more laps in the final seven races. If he accomplishes the feat he will surpass current record holder Jimmie Johnson (2,238 laps led in a single Chase Era season).
#43 car	199	1	200 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Wins	The No. 43 car is second on the all-time NSCS wins list, five wins behind the No. 11 car in first (205). The last win for the No. 43 car came at Daytona (July) last season.
#20 Car	48	2	50 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Wins	The No. 20 car is 19th on the NSCS all-time wins list, four wins behind the No. 27 and 18 cars in 17th/18th (with 52 each).

2015 Chase Grid heading into Texas

Who is going to win the Chase? 2015 Chase Grid
Pos.	Drivers	Season Wins	Chase  Points	Pts Back From Leader
1	Jeff Gordon	4	4,047	0
2	Kyle Busch	1	4,039	-8
3	Martin Truex Jr.	0	4,039	-8
4	Kevin Harvick	1	4,037	-10
5	Carl Edwards	3	4,030	-17
6	Brad Keselowski	2	4,013	-34
7	Kurt Busch	3	4,011	-36
8	Joey Logano	6	4,009	-38
9	Denny Hamlin	2	2,251	-1,796
10	Ryan Newman	0	2,231	-1,816
11	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	0	2,221	-1,826
12	Jamie McMurray	0	2,201	-1,846
13	Matt Kenseth	4	2,197	-1,850
14	Jimmie Johnson	0	2,193	-1,854
15	Paul Menard	0	2,177	-1,870
16	Clint Bowyer	0	2,124	-1,923
	Green = In position to move to the next round of the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup
	Orange = In position to possibly be eliminated from the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Eliminator Round
	Red = Eliminated from the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup

Jeff Gordon grabs first win of season at Martinsville

Jeff Gordon wins for the ninth time at Martinsville in what is likely his final start on the half-mile track.

Yes, Jeff Gordon celebrated his 93rd career victory in the Goody’s Headache Relief Shot 500 at Martinsville Speedway.

Yes, Gordon will compete for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship in the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

Yes, there were tears of joy in Victory Lane for Gordon, who's at the tail end of his final season in the No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet.

But Sunday’s race at Martinsville had so much more -- most notably, "Matt Kenseth’s Revenge."

Long before Gordon held off Jamie McMurray in a two-lap run to the finish as darkness consumed the .526-mile short track, Kenseth ended polesitter Joey Logano’s remarkable run in the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup by pile-driving Logano’s No. 22 Team Penske Ford, which was leading the race at the time, into the Turn 1 wall on Lap 454 of 500.

Kenseth’s car was crippled at that point, the victim of a Lap 435 wreck that also involved the No. 2 Ford of Logano’s teammate, Brad Keselowski.

But when Kenseth clipped the left rear quarter panel of Logano’s Ford and slammed him into the SAFER barrier, it was retaliation for Kansas two weeks earlier, when Logano knocked Kenseth out of the way—and effectively out of the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup—in the closing laps of the second race of the Contender Round.

Kenseth failed to advance to the Eliminator Round, which started at Martinsville on Sunday. And now Logano likewise is in dire jeopardy of seeing his dream season end before the Championship Round.

"I think what happened at Kansas is a completely different deal," Logano said after a visit to the infield care center. "We were racing for the win, and he blocks you a few times, and then we raced hard and he blocked me the last time and we spun out. That’s what happened there.

"Here it was just a complete coward move, especially for a championship race car driver and race team. Just a complete coward. I don’t have anything else to say. It’s a chicken-you-know-what move to completely take out the leader when your race is over."

Logano, who was bidding for his fourth straight victory, finished 37th and is eighth in the Chase standings, 28 points behind Kevin Harvick in fourth, the last transfer position into the Championship Round.

It was clear from Kenseth’s post-accident comments that the driver of the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota felt it was important to assert himself.

"You never like to be in these situations," Kenseth said. "They really stink, to be honest with you, but sometimes you get put in these spots, and you’ve got to try to keep respect in the garage area. You can’t get yourself ran over.

"You can’t get in the Chase next year and get ran over for the same reason. Like I said, hate the way it ended. Wish we were out there celebrating or having a shot for the win like we did before we got wrecked, so a disappointing day."

NASCAR called Kenseth, crew chief Jason Ratcliff and team owner Joe Gibbs to the sanctioning body’s transporter after the race. Steve O’Donnell, NASCAR executive vice president and chief racing development officer, said the incident will be reviewed and subsequent action, if any, will be announced later this week.

None of the Kenseth-Logano drama, however, could mute the elation of Gordon, the first driver to clinch a spot in the Championship Round at Homestead.

"Yeah, baby, yeah—we go to Homestead!" Gordon screamed after crossing the finish line .335 seconds ahead of McMurray. "That was huge! That was huge! Boys, I love you guys.

"That’s what I was talking about. We just keep digging and fighting..."

A few minutes later, in Victory Lane, Gordon couldn’t resist a joke.

"It was a joke. I’m coming back next year!" Gordon quipped about his impending retirement. "This is the sweetest, most amazing feeling. I am so proud of this team. You want to talk about holding back emotions; right now man, wow, we’re going to Homestead! I can’t believe it."

Kyle Busch had a fight on his hands, too, after spinning in Turn 2 on Lap 171 and damaging the front suspension of his No. 18 Toyota during contact with the No. 3 Chevrolet of Austin Dillon. But Busch rallied to come home fifth and is tied with sixth-place finisher Martin Truex Jr. for second in the Chase standings.

Denny Hamlin recovered from two pit road speeding penalties to run third on Sunday, followed by Dale Earnhardt Jr. Ryan Newman and Harvick and were seventh and eighth, respectively.

Keselowski and Kurt Busch, victims of the same wreck that ended Kenseth’s strong run, finished 32nd and 34th, respectively, and are approaching must-win status at the next two races in the Eliminator Round, at Texas and Phoenix.

Notes: Before the wrecks that ruined their chances, the Team Penske cars were dominant. Logano led a race-high 207 laps. Keselowski led 143 laps, and at one juncture had built a lead of 8.9 seconds before Kyle Fowler smacked the Turn 3 wall to cause the 12th of 18 cautions. ... The victory was Gordon's first of the season and his ninth at Martinsville, breaking a tie with teammate Jimmie Johnson for most among active drivers.

NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Race - Goody's Headache Relief Shot 500
Martinsville Speedway
Martinsville, Virginia
Sunday, November 01, 2015

1. (5) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 500, $199836.
2. (4) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 500, $158301.
3. (10) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 500, $131335.
4. (22) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 500, $117160.
5. (6) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 500, $138391.
6. (2) Martin Truex Jr., Chevrolet, 500, $121985.
7. (7) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 500, $124615.
8. (12) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 500, $146715.
9. (24) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 500, $104790.
10. (13) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 500, $119004.
11. (3) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 500, $133298.
12. (21) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 500, $133051.
13. (23) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, 500, $113973.
14. (14) Carl Edwards, Toyota, 500, $88865.
15. (26) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 500, $97065.
16. (8) Aric Almirola, Ford, 500, $125201.
17. (19) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, 500, $110023.
18. (30) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 500, $124176.
19. (9) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 500, $114423.
20. (31) Cole Whitt, Ford, 500, $98823.
21. (27) Landon Cassill(i), Chevrolet, 500, $85815.
22. (41) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 499, $95087.
23. (38) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, 498, $85265.
24. (33) David Gilliland, Ford, 498, $93015.
25. (28) David Ragan, Toyota, 498, $111954.
26. (25) Greg Biffle, Ford, 497, $115598.
27. (35) Jeb Burton #, Toyota, 496, $85365.
28. (20) Sam Hornish Jr., Ford, 493, $107560.
29. (39) JJ Yeley(i), Toyota, 492, $81090.
30. (36) Matt DiBenedetto #, Toyota, 492, $82515.
31. (32) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 491, $125465.
32. (11) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 490, $129231.
33. (43) Alex Kennedy #, Chevrolet, 489, $80665.
34. (15) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 486, $98615.
35. (34) Brett Moffitt #, Ford, 479, $80565.
36. (42) Timmy Hill(i), Chevrolet, 459, $80515.
37. (1) Joey Logano, Ford, 458, $139538.
38. (18) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, Parked, 443, $112688.
39. (29) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 423, $79680.
40. (16) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, Accident, 391, $75680.
41. (40) Kyle Fowler, Ford, Brakes, 373, $63680.
42. (37) Ryan Preece, Ford, 365, $59680.
43. (17) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, Accident, 185, $90338.

Average Speed of Race Winner: 69.643 mph.
Time of Race: 03 Hrs, 46 Mins, 35 Secs. Margin of Victory: 0.335 Seconds.
Caution Flags: 18 for 109 laps.
Lead Changes: 21 among 9 drivers.
Lap Leaders: J. Logano 1-8; M. Truex Jr. 9-35; J. Logano 36-43; J. Gordon 44-53; J. Logano 54-59; Kurt Busch 60-81; J. Logano 82-158; A. Dillon 159-164; J. Logano 165-198; K. Harvick 199-236; B. Keselowski 237-239; J. Logano 240-255; B. Keselowski 256-282; J. Logano 283-292; B. Keselowski 293-388; J. Logano 389-393; B. Keselowski 394-410; J. Logano 411-453; J. Gordon 454-456; D. Hamlin 457-459; A. Allmendinger 460-478; J. Gordon 479-500.
Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps Led): J. Logano 9 times for 207 laps; B. Keselowski 4 times for 143 laps; K. Harvick 1 time for 38 laps; J. Gordon 3 times for 35 laps; M. Truex Jr. 1 time for 27 laps; Kurt Busch 1 time for 22 laps; A. Allmendinger 1 time for 19 laps; A. Dillon 1 time for 6 laps; D. Hamlin 1 time for 3 laps.
Top 16 in Points: J. Gordon - 4,047; Kyle Busch - 4,039; M. Truex Jr. - 4,039; K. Harvick - 4,037; C. Edwards - 4,030; B. Keselowski - 4,013; Kurt Busch - 4,011; J. Logano - 4,009; D. Hamlin - 2,251; R. Newman - 2,231; D. Earnhardt Jr. - 2,221; J. Mcmurray - 2,201; M. Kenseth - 2,197; J. Johnson - 2,193; P. Menard - 2,177; C. Bowyer - 2,124.

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