Bashas Supermarkets 200 - Nascar Nationwide Series

Entry Car# Driver Sponsor Manu Owner
1 01 Mike Wallace G&K Services 12 Chevy Johnny Davis
2 2 Elliott Sadler ONE MAIN FINANCIAL 12 Chevy Delana Harvick
3 3 Austin Dillon ADVOCARE 12 Chevy Morgan Shepherd
4 4 Darryl Harr TBA 12 Chevy Rusty Wallace
5 6 Ricky Stenhouse Jr RFR 25 12 Ford Jack Roush
6 7 Danica Patrick GoDaddy.com 12 Chevy Kelley Earnhardt-Miller
7 08 Casey Roderick TBA 12 Ford Randy Hill
8 09 Kenny Wallace TBA 12 Toyota Robby Benton
9 10 Jeff Green TBA 12 Toyota Mark Smith
10 11 Brian Scott Dollar General 11 Toyota J D Gibbs
11 12 Sam Hornish Jr Alliance Truck Parts 12 Dodge Roger Penske
12 13 Jennifer Jo Cobb(i) Lerner & Rowe Injury Attorneys 11 Dodge Jennifer Jo Cobb
13 14 Eric McClure Hefty Reynolds Wrap 12 Toyota Mark Smith
14 15 Timmy Hill(i) Poynt.com 12 Ford Rick Ware
15 18 Denny Hamlin(i) GameStop 11 Toyota Joe Gibbs
16 19 Tayler Malsam G-Oil 12 Toyota Mark Smith
17 20 Joey Logano(i) Dollar General 11 Toyota Joe Gibbs
18 22 Brad Keselowski(i) [PC1] Discount Tire 12 Dodge Roger Penske
19 23 Jamie Dick Viva Auto Group 12 Chevy Robert Richardson Sr
20 24 Benny Gordon SR2 Motorsports 12 Toyota Jason Sciavicco
21 27 TBA GCMI 12 Ford Steve Meehan
22 28 J J Yeley(i) TBA 12 Chevy Jay Robinson
23 30 James Buescher(i) ABF 12 Chevy Harry Scott Jr
24 31 Justin Allgaier Brandt 12 Chevy Sandra Turner
25 33 Kevin Harvick(i) SOUTH POINT CASINO 12 Chevy Delana Harvick
26 38 Kasey Kahne(i) Great Clips 12 Chevy Steve Turner
27 39 Joey Gase TBA 12 Ford Archie St Hilaire
28 40 Josh Wise(i) TBA 12 Chevy Curtis Key Sr
29 41 Blake Koch Rise Up and Register 12 Ford Rick Ware
30 42 Erik Darnell TBA 12 Chevy Curtis Key Sr
31 43 Michael Annett Pilot/Flying J 12 Ford Sandra Turner
32 44 Mike Bliss TBA 12 Toyota Mark Smith
33 46 Chase Miller TBA 12 Chevy Curtis Key Sr
34 47 Scott Speed(i) tba 12 Chevy Curtis Key Sr
35 50 T J Bell Turbine Powered Technology-Gulfcoast Loss Prevention-Liberty Tire Recyclers 12 Chevy Rusty Wallace
36 51 Jeremy Clements Clements Automotive 12 Chevy Tony Clements
37 52 Tim Schendel TBA 12 Chevy Jimmy Means
38 54 Kyle Busch(i) [PC2] Monster Energy 12 Toyota Kyle Busch
39 60 Trevor Bayne Ford EcoBoost 12 Ford Jack Roush
40 70 Johanna Long Foretravel 12 Chevy Mary Louise Miller
41 73 Derrike Cope TBA 12 Chevy Gary Keller
42 74 Mike Harmon American Heros 12 Chevy Mike Harmon
43 81 Jason Bowles American Majority 12 Dodge Gina MacDonald
44 87 Joe Nemechek AM/FM Energy Wood & Pellet Stoves 12 Toyota Andrea Nemechek
45 88 Cole Whitt TaxSlayer.com 12 Chevy Dale Earnhardt Jr
46 89 Morgan Shepherd GoodInfo.com 11 Chevy Morgan Shepherd

15 - Timmy Hill and 73 - Derrike Cope have Withdrawn.

38-Kasey Khane Paced final Practice.

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Blake Koch still better.

Timmy withdrew? So much trolling

Rykia_RKXK wrote:Timmy withdrew? So much trolling

THIS^ he has no experience why withdraw him?

LOL. Timmy Hill withdrawing? What for? A lot of fail right there to say the least.

Nice win Sadler. Good to see him back in victory lane and what a burnout! Hasn't forgotten how to do those lol

Meh race.

Took Sadler a year to figure out decent equipment.

nationWide drivers are 2/2 so far in 2012.
WHAT IS THIS I DONT EVEN

Elliott Sadler wins the Bashas Supermarkets 200 at Phoenix!

Results

1 - 2 Elliott Sadler
2 - 22 Brad Keselowski
3 - 6 Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
4 - 3 Austin Dillon
5 - 33 Kevin Harvick
6 - 12 Sam Hornish Jr.
7 - 60 Trevor Bayne
8 - 20 Joey Logano
9 - 18 Denny Hamlin
10 - 43 Michael Annett
11 - 54 Kyle Busch
12 - 30 James Buescher
13 - 88 Cole Whitt
14 - 11 Brian Scott
15 - 31 Justin Allgaier
16 - 44 Mike Bliss
17 - 08 Casey Roderick
18 - 38 Kasey Kahne -2
19 - 81 Jason Bowles -3
20 - 19 Tayler Malsam -3
21 - 7 Danica Patrick -3
22 - 51 Jeremy Clements -3
23 - 23 Jamie Dick -4
24 - 87 Joe Nemechek -5
25 - 39 Joey Gase -5
26 - 40 Erik Darnell -6
27 - 24 Benny Gordon -6
28 - 14 Eric McClure -7
29 - 50 TJ Bell -11
30 - 52 Tim Schendel -11
31 - 41 Blake Koch -34
32 - 01 Mike Wallace OUT
33 - 4 Darryl Harr -51
34 - 70 Charles Lewandoski OUT
35 - 28 David Green OUT
36 - 09 Kenny Wallace OUT
37 - 27 JJ Yeley OUT
38 - 89 Morgan Shepherd OUT
39 - 74 Mike Harmon OUT
40 - 42 Josh Wise OUT
41 - 46 Chase Miller OUT
42 - 47 Scott Speed OUT
43 - 10 Jeff Green OUT

AntmanB wrote:nationWide drivers are 2/2 so far in 2012.
WHAT IS THIS I DONT EVEN

James Buescher is a Truck Series driver.

but he not a cup regular.

same thing in my eyes.

flyingturns89 wrote:

AntmanB wrote:nationWide drivers are 2/2 so far in 2012.
WHAT IS THIS I DONT EVEN

James Buescher is a Truck Series driver.

You wouldn't be able tell the difference really, 2/2 non-cuppies.

40 #42 Josh Wise Chevrolet Key Motorsports Electrical
41 #46 Chase Miller Chevrolet Key Motorsports Electrical
42 #47 Scott Speed Chevrolet Key Motorsports Electrical

so GCMI, I herd u like s&ping

Dan Mackay wrote:so GCMI, I herd u like s&ping

So we put an s&p driver in your car, and now your car's out.

flyingturns89 wrote:40 #42 Josh Wise Chevrolet Key Motorsports Electrical
41 #46 Chase Miller Chevrolet Key Motorsports Electrical
42 #47 Scott Speed Chevrolet Key Motorsports Electrical

of course they had electrical problems, the electricity in their brain couldn't function how to stay out more than 5 laps at a time.

navycook75 wrote:

flyingturns89 wrote:40 #42 Josh Wise Chevrolet Key Motorsports Electrical
41 #46 Chase Miller Chevrolet Key Motorsports Electrical
42 #47 Scott Speed Chevrolet Key Motorsports Electrical

of course they had electrical problems, the electricity in their brain couldn't function how to stay out more than 5 laps at a time.

The sad thing is they ran 16 laps combined, and yet combined got paid more than 5th place.

Was just looking at the owners points, and currently Danica and both the Wallace brothers are outside the Top 30. They got three races to get in.

flyingturns89 wrote:

navycook75 wrote:

flyingturns89 wrote:40 #42 Josh Wise Chevrolet Key Motorsports Electrical
41 #46 Chase Miller Chevrolet Key Motorsports Electrical
42 #47 Scott Speed Chevrolet Key Motorsports Electrical

of course they had electrical problems, the electricity in their brain couldn't function how to stay out more than 5 laps at a time.

The sad thing is they ran 16 laps combined, and yet combined got paid more than 5th place.

At least Darnell ran the full race. Erik Darnell is like Kendall Worthington, a strong driver that's on the verge of stardom and then vanishes for a couple of years than a lower tier team gives him a ride. I am NOT equating RTR Automotive Engineerng's VSCC program to "The Motorsports Group"