Lap-by-Lap: Loudon (cont'd)

Lap 37 -- Everyone heads to pit road for tires and adjustments:
• Kurt Busch gets an air-pressure adjustment and four tires
• Martin Truex Jr. gets an air-pressure adjustment as well
• Clint Bowyer is tight and gets four new tires
• Elliott Sadler gains 11 spots with two tires
• Matt Kenseth gains 17 spots by taking on two tires
• Ward Burton gets the free pass

Lap 36 -- YELLOW FLAG NO. 1: NASCAR is holding a competition caution for teams to check their cars due to no practice time on Saturday.

Lap 32 -- Kyle Busch is struggling, dropping from his 12th starting spot back to 19th.

Lap 27 -- Clint Bowyer continues to set the pace, running 2.698 seconds ahead of Kurt Busch.

Lap 15 -- J.J. Yeley's car is spitting some smoke and NASCAR is monitoring it to make sure the engine is not dropping fluid on the track.

Lap 12 -- Kurt Busch continues his battle with Martin Truex Jr. and moves by him for second. Tony Stewart follows and takes third.

Lap 10 -- Dale Earnhardt Jr. is on the move, advancing from his 19th starting position to run 12th.

Lap 5 -- Martin Truex Jr. gets back around Kurt Busch for second position.

Lap 1 -- Clint Bowyer gets low and pulls away to lead the first lap and get five bonus points. Kurt Busch moves to second.

2:19 p.m. -- GREEN FLAG: Clint Bowyer and Martin Truex Jr. get the Sylvania 300 under way from New Hampshire.

2:14 p.m. -- Cars are rolling on the racetrack.

2:11 p.m. -- Sylvania president Charlie Jerabek delivers the command: "Gentlemen, start your engines!"

2:04 p.m. -- U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Kristine Rommel sings the national anthem.

2:03 p.m. -- Bishop Michael Cote delivers the invocation.

2:01 p.m. -- Denise Doucett sings the Canadian national anthem.

1:57 p.m. -- Due to both Saturday practice sessions being rained out, NASCAR will display a competition caution flag on Lap 35 to allow teams to check tire wear.

1 p.m. -- ABC's pre-race coverage is on the air.

WEEKEND HEADLINES FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE
• Rain washes out practice, but not hopes of Edwards
• Sometimes, Chase for Cup isn't exactly as it seems
• Gordon's erased lead could spark change for Chase
• Stewart focused on single goal in return to the Chase
• Notes: Andretti out, Said in after No. 49 fails inspection
• NASCAR may give bonus to regular-season leader
• On rare occasion, Hornish not fast enough in racecar
• Bowyer edges Truex at end for New Hampshire pole
• Sponsor announcements loom for Junior, Kahne
• Chasers top Loudon lineup for Round 1 of hunt for title
• Sport's media star shines in media capital of world
• Welcome to new Chase, new car, New Hampshire