| N'Wide: Stewart wins at NH | Saturday 6/28, 4:17 PM CT |
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Tony Stewart gave the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) Toyota its eighth victory of the season and became the 22nd different winner at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in 22 races.
Our View: Stewart replaced Joey Logano in this car for the Camping World RV Sales 200 and the team never missed a beat. |
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| Harvick wins NH HH | Saturday 6/28, 11:54 AM CT |
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Kevin Harvick posted the quickest speed in Saturday morning's session and he was also the quickest in Happy Hour with a speed of 126.074 during 38 laps.
Our View: In the morning session, he took only a handful of laps, but he spent much more time on track in Happy Hour and was still strong. He should be considered a favorite to take a top-five finish. |
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| Montoya fastest in NH HH | Saturday 6/28, 11:51 AM CT |
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Juan Pablo Montoya was fastest in the first session and he posted the fastest single lap in Happy Hour as well with a speed of 127.316 mph.
Our View: This is the type of track that should reward his experience and he is going to run strong in the race. Unfortunately, overcoming a 32nd-place qualification effort means he's more likely to finish in the low teens than in the top 10. |
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| N'Wide: Cassill wins NH pole | Saturday 6/28, 10:31 AM CT |
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Landon Cassill won the pole for the Camping World RV Sales 200 with a speed of 127.799 mph, but he will have to start from the back of the pack after changing an engine.
Our View: He is still credited with the pole in his stats, but most importantly, he gets the first choice of pit stalls, which will minimize some of the damage of starting out back. |
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| N'Wide: Cassill to the back | Saturday 6/28, 9:38 AM CT |
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Regardless of where he qualifies, Landon Cassill will have to go to the back of the pack after making an engine change.
Our View: That was announced while sat on the provisional pole, and track position is incredibly important on this track. |
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| Harvick wins NH P2 | Saturday 6/28, 9:07 AM CT |
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The Ganassi guys posted fast single laps, but Kevin Harvick was the quickest in terms of his average speed. He went 125.73 during 12 circuits.
Our View: Harvick's time is skewed high partly because of the relatively few laps he ran, but that is notable for another reason. He quit early because his car was running so well. |
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| Ganassi guys top P2 | Saturday 6/28, 8:55 AM CT |
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All three of the Chip Ganassi Racing (CGR) drivers topped the Saturday morning speed chart, with Juan Pablo Montoya positing a speed of 126.829 mph, Dario Franchitti at 126.698 and Reed Sorenson at 126.669.
Our View: Ganassi has largely struggled all season, but this track type should fit their former open wheel racer's style. Top-10s for all these drivers would be a long shot, but better than average results could be in the cards. |
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