Infineon Lineup, News, Notes, Stats, ETC.

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Race: Sunday, June 26, 2011 in Sonoma, CA

Title Sponsor: Toyota & Save Mart

Scheduled Green Flag (approx): 3:18pm/et

•NASCAR Pre-race: TNT's Countdown to Green - 2:00pm/et

•Television Race Coverage: TNT, 3:00pm/et

•In the Booth: Adam Alexander, Wally Dallenbach Jr., Kyle Petty

•Pit Reporters: Matt Yocum, Marty Snider, Ralph Sheheen, Chris Neville

•TNT's Pre-race show: Lindsay Czarniak, Larry McReynolds, Kyle Petty

•SPEED's NASCAR Raceday Pre-Race Show: 12:00pm/et with John Roberts, Kyle Petty, Kenny Wallace

 

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Track Specifications

1.99 mile Road Course with 10 turns
Pit Road/Stalls: 16' wide by 29' long, 58' wide
increased from 1.949 miles to 1.99 after the 2000 season
The race distance is 218.9 miles, 110 laps
Track opened: 1968; Inaugural NASCAR race: 1989
Grandstand Seating Listed: 47,000

 

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The Numbers for the Toyota/Save Mart 350 Infineon Raceway

2 - fewest laps led by race winner (twice, most recent 1995)
2 - races won from outside a top-20 starting position
2 - wins by Dodge in last four races at Infineon (Juan Pablo Montoya, Kasey Kahne)
3 - fewest cautions (four times, most recent 2002)
3 - fewest leaders (1989)
3 - fewest lead changes (1989)
4 - drivers with more than one pole
5 - most wins (Jeff Gordon)
5 - most poles (Jeff Gordon)
5 - drivers with more than one win
7 - fewest caution laps (1992)
8 - wins from the front row; five from the pole
9 - most cautions (1990)
9 - most leaders (twice, most recent 2002)
12 - most lead changes (2010)
13 - different pole winners
14 - different race winners in 22 races
14 - fewest cars on lead lap at finish (twice, most recent 1993)
26 - most caution laps (1999)
32 - worst starting position for race winner (Juan Pablo Montoya, 2007)
33 - fewest cars running at finish (1993)
36 - most cars on lead lap at finish (2009)
42 - most cars running at finish (twice, most recent 2005)
92 - laps led by race winner (Jeff Gordon, 2004)

 

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At Infineon Raceway

• The track opened as a 2.52-mile road course and drag strip in 1968.
• The first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race was held in 1989.
• The first nine races were 300 kilometers and switched to a 350k format in 1998.
• The track was reconfigured to 1.949 miles in 1998 with the installation of an 890-foot chute between the original Turns 4 and 7.
• The track was reconfigured to 2.0 miles in 2001 and re-measured at 1.99 miles in 2002.
• There have been 22 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races at Infineon Raceway since the first race there in 1989.
• Rusty Wallace won the first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series pole.
• Ricky Rudd won the first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race.
• 13 different drivers have won poles; only four have won more than one.
• Jeff Gordon (five) leads all pole winners. Ricky Rudd has four, including three consecutive (1990-92), Rusty Wallace and Kasey Kahne have two apiece.
• There have been consecutive pole winners three times: Ricky Rudd (1990-92) and Jeff Gordon (1998-99 and 2004-05).
• 14 different drivers have won races; five have multiple victories there - led by Jeff Gordon with five. Ernie Irvan, Ricky Rudd, Tony Stewart and Rusty Wallace (all with two) are the other multiple-race winners.
• Jeff Gordon is also the only driver with consecutive wins, winning in 1998, 1999 and 2000.
• Five of 22 races have been won by the pole winner, including three times by Jeff Gordon. His victory from the pole in 2004 is the most recent.
• The lowest starting position by a race winner was 32nd, by Juan Pablo Montoya; it also was his first career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series win.
• Boris Said posted his first career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series pole.
• Jeff Gordon is the all-time leader in road-course victories, with nine. Tony Stewart is second, with seven.

 

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•June 2010 Race Winner: #48-Jimmie Johnson, 74.357mph, started 2nd

•Race Record: Ricky Rudd, June 2002, 81.007mph (current layout)

•Race Record: Jeff Gordon, June 2000, 78.789mph (old layout)

•Oldest Winner: Ricky Rudd, 45 years, 9 months, 11 days, 6/23/2002

•Youngest Winner: Kyle Busch. 23 years, 1 months, and 20 days, 6/22/2008

•Worst Starting Spot to Win: Juan Pablo Montoya, started 32nd, 6/24/2007

•June 2010 Pole Sitter: #9-Kasey Kahne, 93.893mph, finished 4th

•Track Qualifying Record: Rusty Wallace, June 2000, 99.309mph (old layout)

•Track Qualifying Record: Jeff Gordon, 6/24/2005, 94.325mph (current layout)

 

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Road Course Wins: Top-15

Driver, Wins
Jeff Gordon, 9
Tony Stewart, 7
Rusty Wallace, 6
Bobby Allison, 6
Richard Petty, 6
Ricky Rudd, 6
Darrell Waltrip, 5
Tim Richmond, 5
Dan Gurney, 5
David Pearson, 4
Mark Martin, 4
Ernie Irvan, 3
Geoff Bodine, 3
Tim Flock, 3
Cale Yarborough, 3

 

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2011 Caution Update

3 - number of races extended beyond scheduled distance in 2011
4 - fewest cautions this season (Fontana and Pocono)
16 - most cautions this season (Daytona)
120 - number of cautions in the first 15 races of 2011; includes 54 for accidents, 28 for debris and 20 for spins
583 of 4,748 - number of laps under caution in 2011
781.429 of 6,272.000 - miles under caution in the first 15 races

 

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NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pit Stall Selections
Infineon Raceway

 

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Logano wins Infineon pole

#20-Joey Logano won the Coors Light pole for the Toyota/Save Mart 350 Sprint Cup Series race at at Infineon Raceway with a speed of 93.884mph. It is his 1st pole of the season and the 2nd of his career. #1-McMurray starts 2nd followed by #27-Menard, #11-Hamlin, #39-Newman, #4-Kahne, #43-Allmendinger, #9-Ambrose, #33-Bowyer, and #83-Vickers.
The go-or-go homers who made the race (8): #87-Nemechek, #77-Jones, #60-Skinner, #66-Mayhew (in for McDowell), #81-Simo, #71-Lally, #37-Cook, and #46-Pilgrim.

 

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Qualifying Fast Facts - Infineon

Joey Logano won the Coors Light Pole Award for the 23rd Annual Toyota/Save Mart 350 with a lap of 76.821 seconds, 93.256 mph.
This is his second pole in 91 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races. His first pole came on 3/21/10 at Bristol Motor Speedway.
This is his first pole and ninth top-10 start in 2011.
This is his first pole in three races at Infineon Raceway. His previous best start, 12th, came in 2009.
Jamie McMurray (second) posted his fourth top-10 start of 2011 and his third in nine races at Infineon Raceway.
Paul Menard (third) posted his first top-10 start at Infineon Raceway. It is his seventh in 16 races this season.
Andy Lally (41st) was the fastest qualifying rookie.

 

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STARTING LINEUP

1 20 Joey Logano Toyota 93.256 76.821
2 1 Jamie McMurray Chevy 93.223 76.848
3 27 Paul Menard Chevy 93.176 76.887
4 11 Denny Hamlin Toyota 93.081 76.965
5 39 Ryan Newman Chevy 93.062 76.981
6 4 Kasey Kahne Toyota 92.936 77.085
7 43 A J Allmendinger Ford 92.935 77.086
8 9 Marcos Ambrose Ford 92.918 77.100
9 33 Clint Bowyer Chevy 92.830 77.173
10 83 Brian Vickers Toyota 92.720 77.265
11 22 Kurt Busch Dodge 92.616 77.352
12 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevy 92.561 77.398
13 24 Jeff Gordon Chevy 92.553 77.404
14 56 Martin Truex Jr. Toyota 92.545 77.411
15 2 Brad Keselowski Dodge 92.447 77.493
16 5 Mark Martin Chevy 92.439 77.500
17 42 Juan Pablo Montoya Chevy 92.411 77.523
18 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevy 92.372 77.556
19 18 Kyle Busch Toyota 92.348 77.576
20 14 Tony Stewart Chevy 92.184 77.714
21 47 Bobby Labonte Toyota 92.157 77.737
22 16 Greg Biffle Ford 92.096 77.788
23 99 Carl Edwards Ford 92.076 77.805
24 78 Regan Smith Chevy 92.022 77.851
25 31 Jeff Burton Chevy 91.986 77.881
26 29 Kevin Harvick Chevy 91.818 78.024
27 13 Casey Mears Toyota 91.764 78.070
28 7 Robby Gordon Dodge 91.751 78.081
29 34 David Gilliland Ford 91.689 78.134
30 51 Boris Said Chevy 91.603 78.207
31 87 Joe Nemechek Toyota 91.406 78.376
32 00 David Reutimann Toyota 91.388 78.391
33 17 Matt Kenseth Ford 91.315 78.454
34 6 David Ragan Ford 91.255 78.505
35 77 P J Jones Dodge 91.223 78.533
36 36 Dave Blaney Chevy 91.214 78.541
37 60 Mike Skinner Toyota 90.781 78.915
38 66 David Mayhew Toyota 90.561 79.107
39 32 Terry Labonte Ford 90.504 79.157
40 81 Brian Simo Ford 90.346 79.295
41 71 Andy Lally Ford 90.303 79.333
42 37 Chris Cook Ford 90.285 79.349
43 46 Andy Pilgrim Chevy 89.885 79.702
DNQ 38 Tony Ave Ford 89.717 79.851

 

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NSCS Practice 1 Infineon Raceway

1 22 Kurt Busch Dodge 93.014 77.021 91.766
2 11 Denny Hamlin Toyota 92.559 77.399 91.212
3 4 Kasey Kahne Toyota 92.546 77.410 90.640
4 29 Kevin Harvick Chevy 92.361 77.565 90.564
5 56 Martin Truex Jr. Toyota 92.359 77.567 90.164
6 43 A J Allmendinger Ford 92.309 77.609 90.555
7 1 Jamie McMurray Chevy 92.298 77.618 91.291
8 14 Tony Stewart Chevy 92.276 77.637 89.455
9 34 David Gilliland Ford 92.206 77.696 91.028
10 9 Marcos Ambrose Ford 92.184 77.714 91.227
11 18 Kyle Busch Toyota 92.155 77.739 91.070
12 27 Paul Menard Chevy 92.107 77.779 90.514
13 20 Joey Logano Toyota 92.095 77.789 90.622
14 33 Clint Bowyer Chevy 91.962 77.902 90.450
15 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevy 91.937 77.923 89.428
16 7 Robby Gordon Dodge 91.917 77.940 90.978
17 16 Greg Biffle Ford 91.902 77.953 90.623
18 24 Jeff Gordon Chevy 91.871 77.979 90.389
19 2 Brad Keselowski Dodge 91.744 78.087 89.813
20 78 Regan Smith Chevy 91.722 78.106 89.886
21 39 Ryan Newman Chevy 91.568 78.237 88.094
22 83 Brian Vickers Toyota 91.563 78.241 90.307
23 42 Juan Pablo Montoya Chevy 91.524 78.275 89.509
24 47 Bobby Labonte Toyota 91.470 78.321 89.172
25 5 Mark Martin Chevy 91.415 78.368 90.423
26 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevy 91.379 78.399 90.659
27 32 Terry Labonte Ford 91.367 78.409 89.045
28 6 David Ragan Ford 91.330 78.441 89.613
29 36 Dave Blaney Chevy 91.259 78.502 90.453
30 17 Matt Kenseth Ford 91.248 78.511 90.071
31 31 Jeff Burton Chevy 91.083 78.654 89.271
32 13 Casey Mears Toyota 90.878 78.831 89.898
33 66 David Mayhew Toyota 90.727 78.962 89.354
34 00 David Reutimann Toyota 90.726 78.963 89.846
35 51 Boris Said Chevy 90.718 78.970 89.269
36 87 Joe Nemechek Toyota 90.640 79.038 90.123
37 99 Carl Edwards Ford 90.600 79.073 89.799
38 60 Mike Skinner Toyota 90.561 79.107 89.160
39 71 Andy Lally Ford 90.536 79.129 89.284
40 37 Chris Cook Ford 89.998 79.602 88.102
41 77 P J Jones Dodge 89.875 79.711 88.996
42 81 Brian Simo Ford 89.721 79.848 88.403
43 46 Andy Pilgrim Chevy 89.597 79.958 86.686
44 38 Tony Ave Ford 89.170 80.341 90.205

 

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NSCS Practice 1 Best 10 Consecutive Lap Average

Rank Car# Driver From Lap To Lap Avg Speed Overall Rank
1 2 Brad Keselowski 5 14 89.611 19
2 46 Andy Pilgrim 4 13 86.099 43


Car must run 10 consecutive laps on the track to be included in the above chart

 

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Goodyear Tires Notes / Fast Facts

Tire: Goodyear Eagle Road Course Radials

Number of Tires: 2,100

Set limits: 5 sets for practice/qualifying and 6 sets for race

Tire Code: D-4438 (same tire on all four tire positions)

Tire Circumference: 88.5 in.

Technical Inspection Inflation:
Left Front -- 23 psi; Right Front -- 23 psi;
Left Rear -- 20 psi; Right Rear -- 20 psi

Minimum Recommended Inflation:
Left Front -- 22 psi; Right Front -- 20 psi;
Left Rear -- 17 psi; Right Rear -- 17 psi

Estimated Pit Window: Every 33-35 laps, based on fuel mileage.

Notes: Teams in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series will run the same Goodyear tire code on all four tire positions at Infineon . . . this is the first time Sprint Cup teams have run this code (D-4438) . . . compared to what was run at Infineon last season, this tire features both a softer compound and a slight construction change to give the cars more grip . . . as on all NASCAR road courses, teams will not run inner liners in their tires at Infineon.

 

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Some Chassis Selections by Teams for this race

Chassis selections for Infineon: see the list of many teams and what chassis were selected by the team to run at Infineon Raceway for the Sprint Cup Series Race:
#1-Jamie McMurray: Crew Chief Kevin "Bono" Manion has elected to bring chassis number #1012 to Infineon Raceway this weekend. This chassis previously ran both road course races in 2010, coming home 15th at Infineon and 6th at Watkins Glen.
#2-Brad Keselowski: The #2 Miller Lite Dodge Charger team will race chassis PRS-740 during Sunday's Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Infineon Raceway. This is a new chassis to the #2 fleet.
#5-Mark Martin: Crew chief Lance McGrew has chosen Hendrick Motorsports Chassis No. 5- 674 for Sunday's race at Infineon. This is a new chassis that has not yet been raced or tested.
#6-David Ragan: Primary: RK-773 Brand new chassis; Backup: RK-762 Brand new chassis
#9-Marcos Ambrose: The No. 9 RPM team has prepared chassis No. 761 for the 224-mile event at Infineon Raceway. This Stanley Ford Fusion is a new car but was tested earlier this season at Virginia International Raceway.
#14-Tony Stewart: Chassis No. 14-660: This is a brand new racecar that has only seen track time during a test on May 16 at Virginia International Raceway in Alton. The Toyota/Save Mart 350k at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, Calif., will mark its debut.
#17-Matt Kenseth: Primary: RK-757 (brand new chassis)
#18-Kyle Busch: Chassis No. 305: This is a brand new chassis that is slated to see action for the first time in Sunday's Toyota/SaveMart 350k at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, Calif.
#20-Joey Logano: The #20 Home Depot Team is taking chassis #306 to Sonoma this weekend. This is a new road-course chassis for the Joe Gibbs Racing Team. The back-up chassis is #234 that Logano drove at Watkins Glen and Sonoma last season.
#22-Kurt Busch: and his Steve Addington-led Penske Racing "Double Deuce" will be debuting their brand new "PRS-742" Shell-Pennzoil Dodge Charger at Infineon Raceway this weekend. "We had the car up at VIR last week giving it a final shakedown," crew chief Addington said of the June 14 test date on the sprawling 3.27-mile Virginia International Raceway layout located near Danville, Va.
#27-Paul Menard: will pilot Chassis No. 358 from the Richard Childress Racing NASCAR Sprint Cup Series stable. This No. 27 Chevrolet Impala is a brand new addition to the RCR fleet for the 2011 season and will be put through its first paces at the Sonoma, Calif.-based facility.
#29-Kevin Harvick: will race chassis No. 357 from the Richard Childress Racing NASCAR Sprint Cup Series stable. This is a brand new race car that will see its first on-track action this weekend at Infineon Raceway.
#31-Jeff Burton will race chassis No. 245 from the Richard Childress Racing NASCAR Sprint Cup Series stable.Built new in 2009 as a No. 07 racer, this machine was put through two short track tests and then shelved before being converted to a road course No. 31 racer. It was put through its first competition at Infineon Raceway last June where the South Boston, Va., native finished 27th before rebounding nicely at Watkins Glen International a couple of months later when he piloted the RCR entry to a ninth-place result.
#33-Clint Bowyer: will pilot chassis No. 300 from the Richard Childress Racing NASCAR Sprint Cup Series stable. This Chevrolet Impala, built in 2010 specifically for road course racing, has seen action twice - the first being a 31st-place finish last season at Infineon Raceway and, most recently, last August at Watkins Glen International when Bowyer brought home a 32nd-place effort.
#36-Dave Blaney: will pilot TBR chassis No. 65. This chassis is a brand new chassis designed specifically for road course racing.
#39-Ryan Newman: This will be the first start for Chassis No. 39-661. The new chassis for the No. 39 Stewart-Haas Racing (SHR) team was tested at Virginia International Raceway in Alton on May 24 in preparation for the first road-course race of the season at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, Calif.
#42-Juan Pablo Montoya: The #42 team will bring chassis #1014 to Infineon Raceway this weekend. This same chassis was run at both road courses last season when Montoya finished 10th at Infineon and went to Victory Lane at Watkins Glen International in August.
#43-A.J. Allmendinger: The #43 RPM team has prepared chassis No. 760 for this weekend's event at Infineon Raceway. Though this weekend will mark the first time this particular car has been utilized this season. Allmendinger and the #43 team tested it several times at Virginia International Raceway.
#48-Jimmie Johnson: finished 28th in primary chassis No. 543 at Watkins Glen International in 2010. Backup chassis No. 442 crossed the finish line seventh at Watkins Glen International in 2008.
#88-Dale Earnhardt, Jr.: This weekend, crew chief Steve Letarte and the #88 team will unload Hendrick Motorsports Chassis No. 88-601. Jeff Gordon most recently raced this chassis to a 10th-place finish at Watkins Glen (N.Y.) International in August last year.
#99-Carl Edwards: RK-758, This is a new car.

 

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opening odds

6201 jeff gordon 7/2
6202 jimmie johnson 9/2
6203 kyle busch 6/1
6204 tony stewart 6/1
6205 juan montoya 7/1
6206 marcos ambrose 8/1
6207 kevin harvick 10/1
6208 kurt busch 14/1
6209 robby gordon 16/1
6210 carl edwards 16/1
6211 boris said 18/1
6212 kasey kahne 18/1
6213 denny hamlin 20/1
6214 jamie mcmurray 30/1
6215 ryan newman 35/1
6216 greg biffle 40/1
6217 paul menard 40/1
6218 dale earnhardt jr 40/1
6219 clint bowyer 40/1
6220 aj allmendinger 50/1
6221 andy lally 50/1
6222 mark martin 60/1
6223 matt kenseth 60/1
6224 brad keselowski 75/1
6225 jeff burton 75/1
6226 david ragan 80/1
6227 martin truex jr 100/1
6228 joey logano 100/1
6229 brian vickers 125/1
6230 field - all others 60/1

 

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Happy hour practice

Happy hour practice for the Toyota/Save Mart 350 Sprint Cup Series race at Infineon Raceway is over, after 75 scheduled minutes, the top five, slowest and notes:
#2-Keselowski 91.725
#1-McMurray 91.623
#22-Busch 91.591
#42-Montoya 91.560
#33-Bowyer 91.361
slowest: #87-Nemechek 89.229 & #37-Cook 88.643. no speed: #60-Skinner, #13-Mears.
notes: there was a caution thrown when #6-Ragan ran out of fuel.

 

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NSCS Final Practice (HAPPY HOUR)

1 2 Brad Keselowski Dodge 91.725 78.103 89.971
2 1 Jamie McMurray Chevy 91.623 78.190 90.297
3 22 Kurt Busch Dodge 91.591 78.217 90.651
4 42 Juan Pablo Montoya Chevy 91.560 78.244 90.091
5 33 Clint Bowyer Chevy 91.361 78.414 90.593
6 56 Martin Truex Jr. Toyota 91.339 78.433 90.541
7 39 Ryan Newman Chevy 91.331 78.440 90.134
8 29 Kevin Harvick Chevy 91.296 78.470 90.224
9 31 Jeff Burton Chevy 91.262 78.499 89.566
10 24 Jeff Gordon Chevy 91.207 78.547 89.917
11 78 Regan Smith Chevy 91.158 78.589 89.947
12 43 A J Allmendinger Ford 91.138 78.606 90.337
13 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevy 91.054 78.679 89.551
14 4 Kasey Kahne Toyota 90.999 78.726 89.977
15 9 Marcos Ambrose Ford 90.981 78.742 90.131
16 83 Brian Vickers Toyota 90.962 78.758 89.977
17 27 Paul Menard Chevy 90.961 78.759 89.930
18 11 Denny Hamlin Toyota 90.926 78.789 90.041
19 17 Matt Kenseth Ford 90.895 78.816 89.985
20 51 Boris Said Chevy 90.887 78.823 89.662
21 7 Robby Gordon Dodge 90.858 78.848 90.143
22 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevy 90.851 78.854 90.332
23 18 Kyle Busch Toyota 90.818 78.883 90.260
24 34 David Gilliland Ford 90.717 78.971 90.366
25 14 Tony Stewart Chevy 90.642 79.036 89.679
26 99 Carl Edwards Ford 90.642 79.036 90.095
27 16 Greg Biffle Ford 90.476 79.181 89.613
28 6 David Ragan Ford 90.443 79.210 88.791
29 20 Joey Logano Toyota 90.411 79.238 89.662
30 47 Bobby Labonte Toyota 90.362 79.281 89.497
31 46 Andy Pilgrim Chevy 90.338 79.302 88.815
32 00 David Reutimann Toyota 90.319 79.319 89.478
33 5 Mark Martin Chevy 90.263 79.368 89.790
34 71 Andy Lally Ford 90.179 79.442 89.259
35 36 Dave Blaney Chevy 90.092 79.519 88.884
36 32 Terry Labonte Ford 89.826 79.754 88.633
37 77 P J Jones Dodge 89.556 79.995 88.494
38 81 Brian Simo Ford 89.504 80.041 88.038
39 66 David Mayhew Toyota 89.248 80.271 88.618
40 87 Joe Nemechek Toyota 89.229 80.288 88.669
41 37 Chris Cook Ford 88.643 80.819 87.908

 

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NSCS Final Practice (HAPPY HOUR) Best 10 Consecutive Lap Average

1 2 Brad Keselowski 15 24 90.219 1
2 1 Jamie McMurray 17 26 90.214 2
3 11 Denny Hamlin 10 19 90.166 18
4 14 Tony Stewart 13 22 89.748 25

Car must run 10 consecutive laps on the track to be included in the above chart

 

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Kurt Busch wins at Infineon

#22-Kurt Busch won the Toyota/Save Mart 350 Sprint Cup Series race at Infineon Raceway for his 1st win of 2011 and 23rd win of his career. It is also his 1st road course win and he led 75 laps on the day.
#24-Gordon finished second, followed by #99-Edwards, #33-Bowyer, #9-Ambrose, #20-Logano, #48-Johnson, #56-Truex, Jr., #29-Harvick, and #2-Keselowski. Edwards' second place finish expanded his point lead to 25 over Harvick.
There were 12 lead changes among 9 drivers; 5 cautions for 17 yellow flag laps. The attendance is listed as 93,000, up from 90,000 last June.

Scheduled Race Re-Air: SPEED, Wednesday, June 29 at 12:00pm/et