#mencs

1. Ryan Blaney

2. Kevin Harvick

3. Jamie McMurray

4. Martin Truex Jr.

5. Kyle Busch

6. Kurt Busch

7. Joey Logano

8. Ryan Newman

9. Clint Bowyer

10. Denny Hamlin

11. Chase Elliott

12. Austin Dillon

13. Kyle Larson

14. Alex Bowman

15. Jimmie Johnson

16. William Byron

17. Brad Keselowski

18. Daniel Suarez

19. Darrell Wallace Jr.

20. Paul Menard

21. David Ragan

22. Kasey Kahne

23. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.

24. AJ Allmendinger

25. Erik Jones

26. Matt Kenseth

27. Chris Buescher

28. Cole Custer

29. Ty Dillon

30. Michael McDowell

31. Ross Chastain

32. Matt DiBenedetto

33. Landon Cassill

34. Aric Almirola

35. Cole Whitt

36. Gray Gaulding

37. JJ Yeley

WELP NONE OF MY HOPES AND DREAMS CAME TO FRUITION FOR THIS RACE--unless you count Ricky causing mayhem, though that was tarnished somewhat by the fact that his mayhem doomed my other hopes and dreams. XD (I wanted JJ and Kyle Larson somewhere P1-10 and Danica P10-20.) But, some highlights--!

Austin Dillon winning in the 3 car

Aric Almirola being up top up until that last moment, oh no

dominant Blaney

Bubba Wallace rookie P2!

Joey and Denny looming behind Ryan like sharks for a zillion laps

Keselowski & Team Penske Agree to Multi-year Extension

Team Penske has announced that the organization has reached an agreement with Brad Keselowski to remain with the team as the driver of the No. 2 Miller Lite Ford Fusion. The multi-year extension ensures that the 2012 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series (MENCS) Champion and 23-time MENCS race winner will continue to be an integral part of Team Penske – the only team he has driven for full-time over the course of his 10-year MENCS career.

Oh heck yes. First Darlington scheme released. Ryan Blaney and Wood Brothers Racing are taking it back to 1987 with Kyle Petty’s Coke 600 winning scheme.