May 14, 2005
10:40 PM EDT (02:40 GMT)
Live Points Standings | Chat Room | Sign up for TrackPass Lap 400: Kasey Kahne wins the Chevy 400 at RIR. It is Kahne's first career Nextel Cup win. Unofficial Results | Unofficial Standings Lap 393: Green flag. Kahne leads. Lap 391: Kurt Busch pits for left-side tires. Lap 390: Kurt Busch pits for right-side tires. Lap 389: Caution is out again. Dale Jarrett and Robby Gordon wreck in Turn 4. Kurt Busch gets the Lucky Dog. Lap 386: Green flag. Kahne leads. Lap 379: Leaders stay out. Six cars make a stop: Bobby Labonte, Jeremy Mayfield, Ricky Rudd, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Mark Martin and Jeff Burton. Lap 377: Caution is out for Hermie Sadler's blown engine. Mike Bliss runs through Sadler's oil, hits the fence and has heavy damage. Lap 358: Green flag. Kahne leads. Lap 354: The leaders stay out. Mark Martin, Ricky Rudd and Jeff Burton elect to pit. They will be the last cars on the lead lap. Lap 353: Caution is out for Travis Kvapil's crash. Dale Earnhardt Jr. gets the Lucky Dog. Lap 351: Kahne has a 1.6-second lead. That is his biggest lead of the night. Lap 340: Green flag. Kahne leads. Lap 337: Kahne has led 178 laps. Stewart has led 143 laps. Kurt Busch (11) is the only other driver in double figures in laps led. Lap 333: Leaders on pit road. Kahne is first in, first on again. Stewart comes out second after asking for an air pressure adjustment. Ryan Newman comes out third, Elliott Sadler is fourth and Jamie McMurray is fifth. Greg Biffle is sixth. Lap 332: Caution is out for Robby Gordon's spin. Lap 325: Dave Blaney, who was running 10th, has to make an unscheduled pit stop after cutting a tire. He falls to 34th. Lap 318: Things are fairly quiet. Kahne has a half-second lead. Lap 311: 18 cars are on the lead lap Lap 302: Kahne and Stewart have each led 143 laps. Lap 296: Kahne back around Stewart. Lap 290: Stewart takes lead from Kahne. Lap 282: Stewart has closed the gap to under a second. Kahne still leads. Lap 273: Jeff Gordon has returned to the track. Lap 270: Kahne has a 1.4-second lead over Stewart. Lap 268: 33 cars are on the lead lap Lap 264: Kyle Busch is running fifth, four seconds back. Lap 254: Kahne leads his 100th lap of the night. Lap 243: Green flag. Kahne leads. Lap 242: Kurt Busch is back on pit road. Possible lugnut jam on the No. 97 car. Team is working on the right-front wheel-well. Busch will go a lap down. Lap 235: Leaders on pit road. Kahne is first out of the pits. Matt Kenseth stays out and assumes the lead. Kurt Busch takes second with a nice stop, and Stewart comes out third. Ryan Newman comes out fourth. Jamie McMurray is fifth and Kyle Busch is sixth. Kevin Harvick loses six spots on that pit stop. Lap 234: Stewart spins while leading and the fifth caution is out. Stewart has no damage. Mike Bliss gets the Lucky Dog. Lap 228: Stewart is back in the lead. He gets around Busch. The top three cars are seperated by only .3 seconds. Lap 225: Kurt Busch passes Tony Stewart for the lead. Lap 221: Stewart retakes the lead from Kahne. This is the 13th lead change. Lap 218: Despite damage, Jeff Burton is running eighth and is the fastest car on the track. Lap 206: 30 cars are on the lead lap Lap 200: Halfway. Kahne continues to lead. Lap 193: Jeff Gordon to the garage. Jeff Gordon quotes: "I know exactly what happened. It was one of the stupidest things I've ever done in my life. You know, a car spun in front of me, I saw smoke and I slowed down, decided to take it a little high, just ran straight into the wall, by myself." Lap 189: Kahne takes lead back from Stewart. This is the 12th lead change. Lap 187: Stewart has led 128 laps Lap 184: Jeff Gordon makes unscheduled stop. Lap 175: 31 cars are on the lead lap Lap 172: Stewart gets around Kahne for the lead. Lap 171: Green flag. Kahne leads. Lap 166: Leaders on pit road. Kahne is first in, first out again. Stewart is second, and Ryan Newman comes out a surprising third. Harvick is fourth. Jeff Burton hits Jamie McMurray exiting his pit and has right-front damage. Jeff Gordon is on pit road for extensive repairs to his right-front. Gordon will lose a lap. Lap 165: Caution is out. Bobby Labonte gets into Rusty Wallace, sending Wallace around. Scott Riggs gets the Lucky Dog. Jeff Gordon slaps the wall and has damage. Lap 162: Kurt Busch is back in the lead. He sweeps by Stewart. Kahne gets around Stewart for second. Lap 157: Bobby Labonte, who started 39th, is currently 13th Lap 149: Stewart leads his 100th lap Lap 143: Jeff Burton has cracked the top five Lap 136: Stewart takes the lead from Kurt Busch. This is the eighth lead change. Lap 134: Kurt Busch gets around Kahne for the lead. Lap 134: Green flag. Kahne leads. Lap 128: Leaders are in for pit stops. Kahne easily beats everyone else off pit road. Kurt Busch is second and Harvick is third, Dale Earnhardt Jr. will have to serve a penalty for entering pit road too fast. He will restart last on the lead lap. Lap 127: Caution is out for Scott Riggs' spin. Scott Wimmer will get the Lucky Dog. Lap 121: Johnson has decided not to return to the race. He will finish 40th. Lap 120: Only the top seven cars are within 10 seconds of the lead Lap 113: Kasey Kahne has a 1.5-second lead, the largest of the night. Lap 110: We have had four different leaders: Stewart (90), Kahne (20), Harvick (1), Petty (1). Lap 102: 33 cars are on the lead lap Lap 99: Kahne has a one-second lead over Kurt Busch. Lap 91: Kahne gets around Stewart for the lead. He leads for the second time. This is the sixth lead change. Lap 87: Green flag. Tony Stewart leads. Lap 81: Caution is out for Jimmie Johnson's crash. Dave Blaney and Sterling Marlin slams doors entering Turn 2. Michael Waltrip and Jimmie Johnson check up, and Johnson is turned by Travis Kvapil. Johnson hits the inside fence hard and can't steer the car onto pit road. The first 23 cars on the lead lap remain on the track, and the rest pit. Scott Riggs gets the Lucky Dog. Johnson is checked at the infield medical center and released. Johnson quotes: "Well, the car's pretty bad. Cars in front of me were sliding around and checked up. It just was a chain reaction deal. I got hit from behind. Down in the inside wall, when I was making my lap around, I tried to get back to pit road and went down the backstretch and my steering failed. When I climbed on the brakes, all the camber in the car and castor in it, I braked and I turned right into the inside wall again. If it didn't hurt that I backed it into the wall the first time, it killed it the second time." Lap 78: Stewart has a one-second lead over Kahne Lap 72: 33 cars are on the lead lap Lap 69: Green flag. Tony Stewart leads. Outstanding restart for Stewart, who has checked out. Lap 65: Leaders on pit road. Tony Stewart leads off pit road. Kasey Kahne uses his front pit stall to come out second. Kurt Busch comes out third. Kyle Petty stays out and leads a lap. Everyone on pit road took four tires. Lap 64: Johnny Sauter has hit the wall after a right-front tire problem. The first caution is out. Lap 60: 35 cars are on the lead lap Lap 54: Stewart is back in the lead. This is the fourth lead change. Lap 53: Kevin Harvick passes Tony Stewart for lead. He is the third different leader. Lap 53: Kurt Busch gets around Kasey Kahne for third Lap 49: Carl Edwards cracks the top 10 Lap 46: All 46 laps have been run under green Lap 42: Tony Stewart leads Harvick by .750 seconds Lap 40: Kevin Harvick has moved into second Lap 39: Dale Jarrett goes a lap down. Lap 38: Scott Riggs goes a lap down Lap 37: Morgan Shephard to the garage Lap 37: Four cars (Mike Garvey, Morgan Shephard, Tony Raines and Hermie Sadler) are a lap down. Lap 35: Stewart still leads. All 35 laps have been under green. Lap 25: Tony Stewart still leads, but he is about to encounter lap traffic Lap 22: Kevin Harvick to fourth Lap 10: Tony Stewart already has a half-second lead Lap 9: Kevin Harvick has cracked the top five Lap 8: Elliott Sadler started fifth, has slid to 20th. Lap 2: Tony Stewart takes lead from Kasey Kahne Lap 1: Kasey Kahne leads from the Bud Pole | 
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