Jimmie Johnson led his first laps at Indianapolis and went on to win the Allstate 400. Credit: Autostock

Lap-by-Lap: Indy

Lap 160 -- CHECKERED FLAG: Jimmie Johnson wins the Allstate 400 at the Brickyard. It is his first victory at Indianapolis.

Lap 160 -- YELLOW FLAG: Robby Gordon and Greg Biffle crash on the backstretch as the caution comes out. Kasey Kahne loses control and goes head first into the wall with hard damage. Denny Hamlin has some damage and has coasted to a stop.

Jimmie Johnson led 33 laps and was able to kiss the bricks at Indianapolis. Credit: Autostock

Allstate 400 Official Results Pos. Driver Make 1. Jimmie Johnson Chevy 2. Matt Kenseth Ford 3. Kevin Harvick Chevy 4. Clint Bowyer Chevy 5. Mark Martin Ford 6. Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevy 7. Kyle Busch Chevy 8. Tony Stewart Chevy 9. Carl Edwards Ford 10. Denny Hamlin Chevy • Complete results, click here • Official standings, click here Victory LaneJimmie Johnson celebrates his first Brickyard victory Top FinishersHear from the top finisher at The Brickyard 400 Final lapsJimmie Johnson avoids last-lap wreck taking the win Hendrick's hard timeGordon and Johnson both have trouble at The Brickyard Early cautionElliott Sadler brings in first caution at Brickyard Sign up for TrackPass now BUY THE NEXTEL i836

Lap 156 -- Jimmie Johnson's lead is 1.955 seconds over Matt Kenseth.

Lap 153 -- Matt Kenseth gets around Dale Earnhardt Jr. for second and sets his sights on Jimmie Johnson.

Lap 152 -- LEAD CHANGE: Jimmie Johnson goes by Dale Earnhardt Jr. to take the lead.

Lap 151 -- LEAD CHANGE: Dale Earnhardt Jr. takes the lead from Kyle Busch.

Lap 150 -- Jimmie Johnson moves to third behind Kyle Busch and Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Lap 146 -- From second on back, there is three-wide racing as cars with old tires try to hold off cars with new tires.

Lap 146 -- GREEN FLAG: Kyle Busch leads the field to green as the top four drivers stay out (they all came from 25th or worse).
1. Kyle Busch
2. Dale Earnhardt Jr.
3. Ryan Newman
4. Joe Nemechek
5. Denny Hamlin

Lap 142 -- Most of the field heads to pit road for final adjustments.
• Tony Stewart takes four tires
• Mark Martin takes the spring rubber out of the right rear
• Matt Kenseth makes adjustments and four tires and is off third
• Jimmie Johnson takes four and gets off fourth
• Denny Hamlin takes two tires and is off pit road first
• Clint Bowyer takes two tires and is off pit road second
• Kyle Busch, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Ryan Newman and Joe Nemechek do not stop
• Kenny Wallace gets the free pass

Lap 141 -- YELLOW FLAG: Debris is on the track.

Lap 136 -- Bobby Labonte's day is done. He is pulling in the garage with mechanical problems.

Lap 132 -- Mark Martin is reporting a vibration. He is running fourth.

Lap 128 -- LEAD CHANGE: Green-flag pit stops have cycled through as Joe Nemechek gives up the lead to make his stop. Jimmie Johnson is in control again with a 1.435-second lead over Matt Kenseth.
1. Jimmie Johnson
2. Matt Kenseth
3. Denny Hamlin
4. Mark Martin
5. Kevin Harvick

The final pit stops changed the outcome for several drivers. Credit: Autostock

Lap 127 -- LEAD CHANGE: Joe Nemechek takes the lead as Kyle Busch makes his pit stop.

Lap 126 -- LEAD CHANGE: Kyle Busch takes the lead when Ryan Newman makes his stop. Chad Chaffin is penalized for speeding on pit road.

Lap 125 -- LEAD CHANGE: Ryan Newman is the new leader after Matt Kenseth makes his pit stop. Kevin Harvick pits also from the second position and has trouble avoiding Jamie McMurray on pit road. Jeff Burton is in.

Lap 124 -- LEAD CHANGE: Matt Kenseth takes over the lead after Jimmie Johnson comes in for his pit stop.

Lap 123 -- Greg Biffle is the first car to come in for green-flag pit stops, as a group follows him in.

Lap 116 -- LEAD CHANGE: Jimmie Johnson takes the lead from Matt Kenseth. It is the first lap Johnson has led at Indianapolis.

Lap 115 -- Jimmie Johnson moves into second after battling from 38th following a tire issue. Jeff Burton falls to seventh.

Lap 109 -- LEAD CHANGE: Matt Kenseth gets beside Jeff Burton and runs side-by-side before taking the lead.

Lap 105 -- Jeff Burton will lead the most laps today. It is the first time since Phoenix 2001 he has led the most laps in a race.

Lap 91 -- Denny Hamlin slows for a corner. He is complaining of an ongoing acceleration problem coming off Turn 2.

Lap 89 -- GREEN FLAG: Kevin Harvick leads the field to green.
1. Kevin Harvick
2. Jeff Burton
3. Matt Kenseth
4. Mark Martin
5. Denny Hamlin

Lap 86 -- A quickie yellow brings the entire field to pit road.
• Mark Martin loosens up his racecar
• Kevin Harvick has a quick stop and inches out first
• Jeff Burton is inches behind Harvick for second place
• Carl Edwards loses six positions on pit road with a slow stop and comes out eighth
• Jeremy Mayfield is back on the track
• Jeff Gordon gets the free pass and is back on the lead lap in 40th.

Lap 85 -- YELLOW FLAG: Debris is in Turn 3.

Lap 76 -- Carl Edwards eases around Jeff Burton for second place and is chasing down leader Kevin Harvick.

Jeff Burton led a race-high 86 laps at Indianapolis. Credit: Autostock

Lap 73 -- LEAD CHANGE: Kevin Harvick takes the lead once again as Carl Edwards is chasing down the two Childress cars.

Lap 70 -- LEAD CHANGE: Jeff Burton goes back to the front after letting his teammate lead a lap.

Lap 69 -- LEAD CHANGE: Kevin Harvick slides by Jeff Burton to lead a lap.

Lap 61 -- LEAD CHANGE: Jeff Burton gets around Brian Vickers for the lead.

Lap 60 -- GREEN FLAG: Brian Vickers gets the action going.
1. Brian Vickers
2. Jeff Burton
3. Kevin Harvick
4. Carl Edwards
5. Greg Biffle

Lap 57 -- Jeff Burton leads the field to pit road
• Tony Stewart gets wedge- and air-pressure adjustments
• Mark Martin makes a wedge adjustment
• Jeff Burton comes down in air pressure and gets off pit road second
• Brian Vickers wins the race off pit road with a two-tire stop
• Jimmie Johnson's team improves him five spots with a quick stop
• Jeff Gordon gets the free pass and is one lap down.

Lap 56 -- YELLOW FLAG: Jeremy Mayfield gets loose and slaps the wall.

Lap 51 -- NBC is reporting that Jimmie Johnson has a tire rub. He is running 27th.

Lap 44 -- GREEN FLAG: Jeff Burton gets the race going again.
1. Jeff Burton
2. Greg Biffle
3. Kevin Harvick
4. Kasey Kahne
5. Mark Martin

Lap 41 -- Kenny Wallace stays out to lead a lap.

Lap 40 -- Everyone heads to pit road.
• Matt Kenseth has trouble with the gas can and has an extended stop
• Kasey Kahne's tire carrier slips in fuel, but the stop is quick
• Jeff Burton wins the race off pit road
• Jimmie Johnson's crew checks for damage and leaves a fuel fire on pit road
• Mike Skinner gets the free pass

Lap 39 -- YELLOW FLAG: Jimmie Johnson blows a left-front tire. He rolls around the track off the pace until his debris forces a caution. It was exactly when NASCAR had planned to throw a competition caution.

Lap 30 -- Tony Stewart is up to 12th position after starting 32nd. He is coming up on Carl Edwards, a victim of the accident at Pocono.

Lap 23 -- GREEN FLAG: Jeff Burton gets things going again.
1. Jeff Burton
2. Jimmie Johnson
3. Kasey Kahne
4. Greg Biffle
5. Clint Bowyer

Lap 20 -- Jeff Gordon gets the free pass and will be two laps down.

Lap 19 -- YELLOW FLAG: Boris Said slams the wall and comes to rest in the turn. Reed Sorenson got into him. Both of his rear springs are rolling across the access road.

Lap 19 -- GREEN FLAG: Jeff Burton leads the field to green. Jeff Gordon gets off pit road just ahead of the leaders but is three laps down.
1. Jeff Burton
2. Jimmie Johnson
3. Kasey Kahne
4. Greg Biffle
5. Clint Bowyer

Lap 17 -- The entire field comes to pit road.
• Tony Stewart is in with a quick stop after dicing through the field
• Kasey Kahne is out in 14.0 seconds
• Jeff Burton wins the race off pit road with a track-bar adjustment
• Jimmie Johnson's stop of 13.9 seconds gets him out second
• Jeff Gordon has the hood up as the team checks the track bar

Lap 16 -- YELLOW FLAG: NASCAR has waved the yellow for a competition caution so teams can check tire wear.

Lap 12 -- Jeff Gordon goes a lap down. NASCAR has warned him that he must pick up his speed or risk being black-flagged.

Elliott Sadler's day didn't go too well with a Lap 3 crash. Credit: Autostock

Lap 9 -- Jeff Gordon is on pit road and changes four tires. There is a bolt broken on the left-front sway bar. He takes no gas because of the competition caution and does not lose a lap.

Lap 7 -- LEAD CHANGE: Jeff Burton takes the lead back from Kasey Kahne. Meanwhile, Jeff Gordon is off the pace.

Lap 6 -- LEAD CHANGE: Kasey Kahne moves past Jeff Burton for the lead. He led 39 laps in this race last year.

Lap 6 -- GREEN FLAG: Jeff Burton gets the race going again.
1. Jeff Burton
2. Kasey Kahne
3. Jimmie Johnson
4. Clint Bowyer
5. Greg Biffle

Lap 5 -- Joe Nemechek is on pit road for some minor repairs. He brushed the wall while running behind Sadler.

Lap 4 -- Pit road is open but NASCAR is not allowing anyone to take fuel because of the Lap 15 competition caution.

Lap 3 -- YELLOW FLAG: Elliott Sadler spins around in the turn and backs into the wall with heavy damage. He lost air on the back end and spun it around.

Lap 1 -- Jeff Burton pulls away to lead a clean Lap 1 by about six car-lengths.

2:54 p.m. -- GREEN FLAG: Jeff Burton and Clint Bowyer get the Allstate 400 going into the flat Turn 1.

2:47 p.m. -- Today's race is the first time since 1976 that a driver named Waltrip is not in the starting lineup, a mind-boggling string of 940 races.

2:46 p.m. -- Cars are rolling around the quad-oval.

Jeff Burton and Clint Bowyer led the field to green in the 13th Allstate 400. Credit: Autostock

2:41 p.m. -- Three cars to the back: Kurt Busch (backup car), Dale Jarrett (engine) and Chad Chaffin (engine).

2:39 p.m. -- Indianapolis Motor Speedway's chairman of the board, Mari Hulman George: "Gentlemen, start your engines!"

2:31 p.m. -- Kelly Rowland of Destiny's Child sings the national anthem.

2:30 p.m. -- Invocation.

2:08 p.m. -- Jeff Gordon talks about his history at Indy (four victories) and says everyone will start the race conservatively. NASCAR will have two competition cautions so teams can check tires -- at Lap 15 and at Lap 40.

1:59 p.m. -- Wally Dallenbach takes Chris Noth around the track during Wally's World. He's better known as "Mr. Big" on Sex and the City. Wally says his own nickname is "Mr. Big Mouth."

1:48 p.m. -- Carl Edwards gets his chance for rebuttal, and takes advantage. "Tony's just a moron. He never admits he's wrong, and that's a shame," Edwards said.

1:46 p.m. -- Defending winner Tony Stewart is interviewed about his victory and then about the Pocono incident, to which he calls Carl Edwards the "Eddie Haskell of NASCAR."

1:30 p.m. -- NBC is on the air and the immediate talk is the history that drips from Indianapolis.