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  • Who's Up

Biggest Gain this week:

Denny Hamlin: 12th to 7th

New This Week :
Ryan Newman
Elliott Sadler

  • Who's Down

Biggest Drop this week:

Matt Kenseth: 4th to 9th

Dropped Out :
Brian Vickers
Clint Bowyer

  • Rank

    PREVIOUS : 3
    CHANGE : +2

  • 1

  • Jimmie Johnson

    How bizarre: Somewhere in North Carolina, Richard Brickhouse watched Jimmie's win on Sunday and had a weird feeling he'd seen this somewhere before.

  • Rank

    PREVIOUS : 5
    CHANGE : +3

  • 2

  • Carl Edwards

    At least Carl can take some satisfaction in the fact that he had the second-best car for this year's Brickyard 17.5.

  • Rank

    PREVIOUS : 2
    CHANGE : -1

  • 3

  • Dale Earnhardt Jr.

    It was easy to spot the Junior fans Sunday. They were the ones wearing green T-shirts covered in tire dust, unlike the other fans covered in tire dust.

  • Rank

    PREVIOUS : 1
    CHANGE : -3

  • 4

  • Kyle Busch

    When NASCAR officials first saw Kyle's tire carrier on the ground, they weren't sure if he had been hit by Dale Earnhardt Jr. or had collapsed from sheer exhaustion.

  • Rank

    PREVIOUS : 6
    CHANGE : +1

  • 5

  • Jeff Gordon

    Funny, but as a four-time winner, Jeff never remembered the Brickyard ever being this much of a grind.

  • Rank

    PREVIOUS : 8
    CHANGE : +2

  • 6

  • Greg Biffle

    Never one to mince words, Greg's opinion of Sunday's race: "That wasn't good."

  • Rank

    PREVIOUS : 12
    CHANGE : +5

  • 7

  • Denny Hamlin

    Who knew the front splitter of the No. 11 could also function as a handy beverage dispenser?

  • Rank

    PREVIOUS : 10
    CHANGE : +2

  • 8

  • Jeff Burton

    I've watched Jeff drive for years, and that's the first time I've seen him flip a bird during the race.

  • Rank

    PREVIOUS : 4
    CHANGE : -5

  • 9

  • Matt Kenseth

    Well, I guess blowing all the body work off the right rear quarter panel is one way to make the transition from stock cars to open wheel.

  • Rank

    PREVIOUS : 7
    CHANGE : -3

  • 10

  • Tony Stewart

    Too bad Tony didn't get Radio Shack to sponsor him for 2009. He could have bought all those USAC officials new headsets at a volume discount.

  • Rank

    PREVIOUS : 13
    CHANGE : +2

  • 11

  • Kasey Kahne

    Kasey had exhaust header problems but it was hard to tell if it made a difference, because no one else ever got going fast enough to pass him.

  • Rank

    PREVIOUS : 9
    CHANGE : -3

  • 12

  • Kevin Harvick

    When his spotter yelled, "Miller time," Kevin mistakenly thought it was a little early in the day for last call.

  • Rank

    PREVIOUS : 15
    CHANGE : +2

  • 13

  • David Ragan

    AAA recommends rotating your tires for more even wear patterns, but every 25 miles seems a little out of the ordinary.

  • Rank

    PREVIOUS : NR

  • 14

  • Ryan Newman

    For someone who could have done his master's thesis on the characteristics of tire wear, Sunday's race struck a unfamiliar cord with Ryan.

  • Rank

    PREVIOUS : NR

  • 15

  • Elliott Sadler

    If they had handed out invitations to next year's Pit Road Challenge based on Sunday's work on pit road, Elliott's bunch should get a first-round bye.

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