By the Numbers: UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400

LAS VEGAS -- NASCAR has competed at Las Vegas Motor Speedway for only seven years, with its premier Nextel Cup Series racing at the facility on the east side of town since 1998.

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Defending Cup champion Matt Kenseth won the 2003 UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400 at Vegas, is the series' most recent winner two weeks ago at Rockingham and in the process became the current leader in the ongoing streak of weeks in the top-10 in the Cup standings, at 37.

In addition to Kenseth, Roush Racing and its drivers hold a number of statistical marks at LVMS.

1 -- The number of Las Vegas Cup races that have been won from starting positions inside the top 10.

1.5 -- The length in miles of a lap of Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

2 -- The number of Cup race victories at Las Vegas by Roush Racing's Jeff Burton.

2 -- The number of drivers, Roush Racing's Mark Martin and Jeff Burton that have posted five top-10 finishes in the six Las Vegas Cup races.

2 -- The leading number of Las Vegas Bud Poles won by Dale Jarrett and Bobby Labonte.

3 -- The number of different manufacturers that have won at Las Vegas in the last three seasons, Ford (2003), Dodge (2002) and Chevrolet (2001).

3 -- The combined number of LVMS Bud Poles won by Robert Yates Racing drivers Dale Jarrett and Ricky Rudd.

4 -- The leading number of victories in the six Cup races held at LVMS by Roush Racing Fords.

5 -- The number of Roush Racing drivers that finished in the top-10 in the 1998 inaugural Cup race at LVMS.

5.67 -- Roush Racing's Kurt Busch's average start at Las Vegas, the best of active drivers with three or more starts here.

9 -- The number of Ford Tauruses that finished in the top 10 in the inaugural Las Vegas Cup race, including the first seven behind winner Mark Martin.

	Jeff Burton

9.67 -- Jeff Burton's average finish at Las Vegas, the best of active drivers with more than two starts here.

12 -- The degree of banking in the corners at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

21 -- The number of drivers who have competed in all six races at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

24 -- The deepest in the field a race winner has started at Las Vegas, by Jeff Gordon (2001) and Sterling Marlin (2002).

45 -- The pit road speed, in miles per hour. Under caution, the pace car will travel 55 mph.

146.554 -- Mark Martin's LVMS race record average speed, in miles per hour, set on March 1, 1998, in two hours, 43 minutes and 58 seconds.

173.016 -- Bobby Labonte's LVMS Bud Pole Qualifying record lap, in miles per hour, set on Feb. 28, 2003.

204 -- The leading number of laps led at Las Vegas in six races, by Jeff Burton.

267 -- The number of laps it takes to cover 400.5 miles at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

	Mark Martin

1,330 -- The leading number of consecutive laps completed at Las Vegas Motor Speedway by Mark Martin from the 1998 inaugural through 2003, when he did not finish.

1,572 -- The length, in feet, of the backstretch at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

2,275 -- The length, in feet, of the frontstretch at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

$30,000 -- The NASCAR Nextel Cup Leader bonus that is available to the winner of the UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400 if he is also the Nextel Cup point leader.

137,000 -- The announced grandstand seating capacity of Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

$5,980,118 -- Posted awards for the UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400.