Tony Stewart Wins-Team Chevy Goes 1-2-3
TONY STEWART WINS AT CHICAGOLAND SPEEDWAY; KEVIN HARVICK AND DALE EARNHARDT JR. FINISH 2ND AND THIRD TO GIVE TEAM CHEVY ONE-TWO-THREE FINISH IN GEICO 400; HARVICK TAKES POINT LEAD IN CHASE FOR THE NASCAR SPRINT CUP FOLLOWING RACE ONE OF 10-RACE BATTLE
JOLIET, ILL (September 19, 2011) – In round one of the 10-race Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup, Tony Stewart put his fuel mileage management skills to work in the closing laps of the GEICO 400 to put his No. 14 Office Depot/Mobil 1 Chevrolet in victory lane. Kevin Harvick in the No. 29 Budweiser Chevrolet and Dale Earnhardt Jr., in the No. 88 AMP Energy Chevrolet finished second and third to give Team Chevy a one-two-three finish at Chicagoland Speedway.
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Clark Claims his third PASS 300 at Beech Ridge

three in a row, seventh of 2011 for the defending series champion
SCARBOROUGH ME (9/18) Johnny Clark reclaimed the lead on lap 220 of Sunday’s PASS North 300 presented by Southern Maine Motors.com at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway to earn his seventh win of 2011 and his third in the Pro All Stars Series (PASS)North’s richest race. Scott Mulkern charged up through the pack to claim second and home track hero Trevor Sandborn raced home third.
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McKeage, Shaw PASS 400 Weekend winners at Beech Ridge

SCARBOROUGH ME (9/18) When it comes to racing statistics, Dan McKeage and Andy Shaw have quite a bit in common. McKeage and Shaw are both defending PASS Champions in their respective divisions, and the pair successfully defended their 2010 wins on PASS 400 Weekend presented by Southern Maine Motors.com at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway Sunday.
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Hudson Race Report – 9/18/11 Racing
Hudson N.H. –Fourteen year old Derek Griffith won his second Outlaw feature of the 2011 racing season on Sept 18th at Hudson International Speedway.
Peter Fiandaca and Dave Blanchard were the front row starters with Griffith starting in the third spot. Fiandaca took the lead in the early going with Blanchard settling into second and Griffith third. The top trio stayed that way until a caution bunched up the field for a restart.
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