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Jeremy Mayfield

Mayfield started 31st and ended it with a top 10 finish. Great effort for a team that doesn't run consistently well every week. Great job to the whole #19 Mountain Dew/Dodge team.

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1.  Matt Kenseth 2.  Jeff Gordon -174 3.  Dale Jr. -176 4.  Bobby Labonte -260 5.  Michael Waltrip -372

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Race Name: Pepsi 400 Track Name: Daytona International Speedway Banking: Turn 31 degrees Distance: 2.5 miles Daytona 500 Winner: Michael Waltrip Last Pepsi 400 Winner: Michael Waltrip

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It's a nice day here, and I've been doing some of my favorite outdoor activities (golf, biking, etc.) So, instead of writing my own review of the race, (I never saw it... again) I'll just use Gordonline.com's review... along with all of our features. Could Jeff Gordon had made a daring move to pass Robby Gordon in the closing laps of the Dodge/Save Mart 350 at Infineon Raceway? Probably. But rather to put a strong finish at risk, Gordon raced clean and came up a bit short at the finish line. Robby Gordon, who led the most laps at Sonoma, captured his second career victory. "On this racetrack it's hard to pass," Jeff Gordon said. "We were faster than him and he was blocking, which you need to do and it was a good move. My hat's off to him. They did what they needed to do. They had the track position. I did everything I could to go by him, but that's all we had for him." Though, when pressed, Gordon admitted that a runner-up finish to close the points gap was on his mind. "I had to keep (points) in mind," Jeff Gordon said. "Robby's pretty hungry at these road course races. There were a couple of times where I could have made some moves on him but it was very iffy. As agressive as Robby is, you want to be careful when you're going for a championship." Combined with Matt Kenseth's 14th place finish and Dale Earnhardt Jr's 11th place effort, Gordon moved up to second in the standings and trails Kenseth by 174 points.

Jeff Gordon and Juan Pablo Montoya traded places as scheduled on Wednesday June 11th. Montoya started the event off by taking 3 practice laps then he got up to speed in Gordon's Dupont Chevrolet. Then it was Jeff's turn. Jeff made good use of the traction control which is legal in F1 but not in NASCAR. He went off course, albeit briefly, on his first speed lap under braking on the infield straightaway but was turning consistent 1:17 (one minute, seventeen seconds) laps by the end of the run. To put Gordon's laps in perspective, the pole at last year's U.S. Grand Prix was 1:10 while the slowest speed in the field was 1:13. Montoya then turned a few more laps in Gordon's Chevrolet, clocking in less than a second slower than Gordon's fast lap on the Indy road course during preparations earlier in the day. On his second run, Gordon performed a launch start, the task to begin an F1 race. On his second lap he toured the road course in 1:16:5, his fast time of the day. According to Gordon's crew chief, Robbie Loomis, Montoya ran a top lap of 1 minute, 39.9 seconds in the stock car.

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