YEAR-BY-YEAR CUP SERIES RECAP

2011: Finished career-best second in series points. … Raced third consecutive full season in No. 13 ThorSport Racing Chevrolet, with 11 top fives, 16 top 10s, the latter tying his career high. … Won poles at Martinsville-1, Kentucky-1. … Average start of 8.5 keyed by 16 top-10 starts. … Won twice in a season for first time in his NASCAR national series career, at Martinsville-1, Homestead-Miami. … Average finish of 9.4. … Completed career-best 98.5 percent of laps attempted, for second consecutive season running at finish of 24 of 25 races. … Led career-high 373 laps. 2010: Finished third in series points. ... Raced second consecutive full season for owner Mike Curb in No. 13 ThorSport Racing Chevrolet, with 14 top fives, 16 top 10s; both career highs. … Raised driver rating by 13 points over 2009. … Won second career race, at Kansas; average finish 8.1. … Best start, second, at Kentucky; average start 6.1, with only two races started outside the top 10. … Completed 97.4 percent of laps attempted, led 220 laps and finished on the lead lap in 23 of 25 races.

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2011: Finished fourth in series points. … Competed for seventh consecutive full season for Kevin Harvick Inc. … Won a pole for seventh consecutive season, at Las Vegas. … Average start of 7.8. … Won four times, for seventh consecutive season with at least one win, at Texas-1, Atlanta, Kentucky-2 and Las Vegas. … Average finish of 10.4. … Completed 92 percent of laps attempted. … Average Driver Rating 95.18. 2010: Finished seventh in series points. …11 top fives, 13 top 10s. … Three poles (Atlanta, Kansas, Talladega); average start 7.2; only three starts outside top 10 in 25 races. … Two wins, (Lucas Oil Raceway, Martinsville-2); average finish 13.6. … Completed 90.9 percent of laps attempted, led 408 laps. 2009: Finished first in series points for record fourth time. … Won second championship in three seasons. ... Beat runner-up Matt Crafton by a comfortable 187-point margin. ... Won six races for second consecutive season, the fourth time in his career (won career-best seven in 1997). ... Five consecutive wins came from June 20 (Milwaukee) to Aug. 1 (Nashville), finished third in sixth race (Bristol). 2008: Finished second in series points. … Battled Johnny Benson in the second-closest championship race in series history, ending season seven points behind. … Six wins, 14 top-five, 18 top-10 finishes and five Keystone Light Pole Awards. 2007: Finished first in series points for third time. … Raised series’ record for career wins to 33 with four (Charlotte, Dover, Lucas Oil Raceway, New Hampshire). … Won 14th career pole at New Hampshire. 2006: Finished seventh in series points. … Two wins (Mansfield, Kentucky). … Extended series record for career wins to 29, with at least one victory in eight of nine series’ seasons. … Won 13th career pole, at Milwaukee. … KHI team the highest-finishing Chevrolet in 2006 series points. 2005: Finished fourth in series points. … Won record 27th career race (Atlanta), edging Bobby Labonte by .008 seconds in series’ fourth-closest superspeedway finish. … Pole at Mansfield was 12th of career. … First season with Kevin Harvick Inc. had seven top-five, 13 top-10 finishes. … Led 10 races, finished on lead lap in 21 of 23 races in which he was running at finish. 2004: Finished 85th in series points. … Ran one race, 12th at Phoenix in Morgan-Dollar Chevrolet. 2002: Finished 53rd in series points. … Ran two races for two champion owners, Rick Hendrick (Daytona) and Dave Fuge, for whom he won Homestead finale as teammate to series champion Mike Bliss. 1999: Finished seventh in series points. … Won twice (Phoenix, Evergreen). 1998: Finished first in series points for second time in three years. … Series’ first two-time champion, again racing for Dale Earnhardt, Inc. … Edged Hendrick Motorsports’ Jack Sprague by three points in series’ closest title race. … Six wins, including series’ debut races at Pikes Peak, Memphis. 1997: Finished fifth in series points. … Career-best seven victories. … Second competitor to win three consecutive races (Milwaukee, Louisville, Colorado). 1996: Finished first in series points. … Title was first for Dale and Teresa Earnhardt’s Dale Earnhardt, Inc. organization. … Four wins, with 23 of 24 finishes among top 10. … Failed to complete just two of scheduled 4,536 laps. 1995: Finished third in series points. … Won pole for inaugural series race at Phoenix. … Six wins included Tucson, in series’ second event. … Won both road course events (Topeka, Infineon).

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2012: Earned Truck series Rookie of the Year title and was fourth in points. Will run full time in 2013 with a limited Nationwide schedule. 2011: Won the ARCA championship while racing in select NASCAR touring and national series.

YEAR-BY-YEAR CUP SERIES RECAP

YEAR-BY-YEAR CUP SERIES RECAP

2012: Started on the pole for Daytona Truck race, along side his new teammates Nelson Piquet Jr. and James Buescher. Finished 10th in points. 2011: Competed in the Truck series full time for Red Horse Racing.

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2011: Finished eighth in series points…. Raced seventh consecutive full season in second stint with ThorSport Racing owner Duke Thorson, in No. 88 Chevrolets. … Won poles at Michigan, Martinsville-2. … Average start of 9.8. … Won 2nd career race, at Iowa. … Average finish of 13th. … Completed 91.7 percent of laps attempted. … Led 90 laps. 2010: Finished fourth in series points. .... Raced sixth consecutive full season in second stint with ThorSport Racing. … Followed-up career-year in 2009 with 10 top-five, 20 top-10 finishes in 25 races, fourth consecutive season in top 10 in points. … Won fourth career pole, at Texas-2; average start eighth. … Best finish, third (Iowa, Lucas Oil Raceway, Pocono, Texas-2); average finish 8.9. … Finished season with 16 consecutive top-10 finishes. … Completed 97.8 percent of laps attempted, but led only 15 laps. 2009: Finished career-best second in series points. .... Career highs in top fives (11), top-10s (21), poles (two). .... Finished worse than 10th only four times in 25 races. … Poles at Chicagoland, Texas-2; average start 8.5. … Best finish, second (five times, including two of final three races); career-best average finish of 6.7. … Led series by completing 99 percent of laps attempted: 4,007 of 4,009 possible laps. 2008: Finished fifth in series points. … First career win at Charlotte in May, in his 178th career start. … Nine top-five, 12 top-10 finishes. 2007: Finished eighth in series points. … One top five, 10 top-10 finishes. 2006: Finished 14th in series points. … Battled for top-10 points position virtually the entire season but missed by less than 120 points. … Best finish, third at Martinsville-1 and Memphis. … Top-five finishes at Michigan, Phoenix among 10 top-10 performances. 2005: Finished ninth in series points. … First career pole, at New Hampshire. … Passed 100-start milestone. … Two top-five, 10 top-10 finishes. 2004: Finished fifth in series points. … First top-10 points finish in only season driving No. 6 Chevrolet for Kevin Harvick, Inc. … Best start, second, at Homestead. … Best finish, third (Bristol, Phoenix). … Six top-five, 17\ top-10 finishes, the latter tied for series lead with Carl Edwards. 2003: Finished 11th in series points. … Had 11 top 10s in third consecutive full season driving ThorSport Racing’s No. 88 Chevrolet. … Best start (fifth), finish (sixth) at Bristol. 2002: Finished 15th in series points. … Had six top 10s driving No. 88 Chevrolet for ThorSport Racing. … Best start (eighth), finish (seventh) at Texas 1. 2001: Finished 12th in series points. … Had 11 top 10s in 24 starts in first full season in ThorSport Racing’s No. 88 Chevrolet. … Best start, eighth (Gateway, Chicago). … Best finish, sixth (Martinsville-1, Pikes Peak). 2000: Finished 83rd in series points. … Made debut at Auto Club in ThorSport Racing’s No. 88 Chevrolet, starting 17th, finishing ninth.

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YEAR-BY-YEAR CUP SERIES RECAP

2011: Finished sixth in series points. … Ran the first 10 races of the season with Germain Racing and finished out the season under the Randy Moss Motorsports banner. … five top-fives and 11 top-10s. 2010: Finished first in series points for second time in five years. ... Fifth consecutive full season in Germain Racing’s No. 30 Toyota was a career year with four wins and career-best 17 top-five, 20 top-10 finishes; average finish full season career-best 6.4. … Two poles (Nashville-2, Chicagoland) tied career best, average start 9.2. … Secured championship with eight consecutive top-10s, from August-October, including three wins. … Completed 97.9 percent of laps attempted, led 478 laps. 2009: Finished fourth in series points. ... Two top-fives, 11 top-10s and one pole. ... Won Daytona season-opener for second straight year. ... Won at Texas for fifth time. 2008: Finished third in series points. … Won Daytona season opener and Homestead finale. … Collected second consecutive Talladega win. 2007: Finished fourth in series points. … Won two races, both from pole position. … Tied Brendan Gaughan’s record for four victories at Texas. … In top five in points the entire season. 2006: Finished first in series points. … Second to Mark Martin at Daytona, Auto Club before defeating him at Atlanta, first of three victories. … Gateway win gave Bodine championship lead he would hold rest of season. … First driver to lead points for 21 consecutive races. … Other win came in Texas-1. … Completed career-best 99.9 percent of laps attempted, led 287 laps. 2005: Finished third in series points. … First full season. … Five wins, including three-straight to end season (Texas-2, Phoenix, Homestead). … Wins came after reuniting with Germain Racing after 10 races, in late June. … Career best 502 laps led. 2004: Finished 27th in series points. … Had back-to-back victories (Auto Club, Texas-2), first two series wins. … Competed in 10 events for three owners: Tom Eldredge, Jim Harris and eight for Germain Racing. 1995: Finished 32nd in series points. … Five top-10s, 100 percent of laps completed, average finish of 6.2 laid foundation for Roush’s successful Truck Series program.

YEAR-BY-YEAR CUP SERIES RECAP