الأحد، 6 يونيو 2010

The Gillette Fusion ProGlide 500 Race at Pocono Raceway has been exciting, suspenseful, fast, roaring, powerful, moving and much, much more. There are many words to describe the action today at the Pocono Raceway, however let's get straight to the point.

The number 11, Denny Hamlin with his Toyota, wins the Gillette Fusion ProGlide 500 race. Their sponsor, FedEx is bound to be leaping out of their seats with joy and pride.

After leading for 88 laps, Denny Hamlin brings home the victory at Pocono Raceway. Just at the end there is a big crash. Multiple cars involved. Kasey Kahne's car goes up in the air.

The Pocono Raceway, which was formerly called Pocono International Raceway is also known as the Tricky Triangle or the Bermuda Triangle. It is is a speedway located in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania near Long Pond. It is the site of two annual NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races that are held just weeks apart in June and August, and one NASCAR Camping World Truck Series event in July.

[caption id="attachment_2578" align="aligncenter" width="600" caption="Pocono Race on June 6"]Pocono Race on June 6[/caption]

The Pocono Raceway has a very unique design. There are three turns and each of them is modeled after a turn of a different track. The first turn with a banking of 14 degrees was modeled after the now defunct Trenton Speedway. The second turn, which is also known as "the tunnel turn", is similar to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with 9 degree banking. The third turn with 6 degree is modeled after the Milwaukee Mile.

With a total lengths of 2.5 miles, the track is fairly long, but the hard turns with its low banking, make it relatively slow and more difficult to drive than much faster tracks like Indianapolis.

For a detailed documentation of the race, go to Live Updates: Gillette Fusion ProGlide 500 Race at Pocono Raceway.

Sprint Cup Results


Here the final results of the 2010 Pocono Gilette Fusion ProGlid 500 race (via Foxsports.com):














































































































































































































































































Position.DriverStarting Position.Car Number / Manufacturer
1Denny Hamlin5#11 / Toyota
2Kyle Busch1#18 / Toyota
3Tony Stewart6#14 / Chevrolet
4Kevin Harvick22#29 / Chevrolet
5Jimmie Johnson25#48 / Chevrolet
6Kurt Busch4#2 / Dodge
7Jeff Burton13#31 / Chevrolet
8Juan Pablo Montoya7#42 / Chevrolet
9Clint Bowyer2#33 / Chevrolet
10AJ Allmendinger17#43 / Ford
11Sam Hornish Jr.19#77 / Dodge
12Carl Edwards26#99 / Ford
13Joey Logano12#20 / Toyota
14David Reutimann29#00 / Toyota
15Matt Kenseth15#17 / Ford
16Paul Menard33#98 / Ford
17Ryan Newman9#39 / Chevrolet
18Dale Earnhardt Jr.3#88 / Chevrolet
19Regan Smith24#78 / Chevrolet
20Travis Kvapil38#38 / Ford
21Scott Speed31#82 / Toyota
22Brad Keselowski11#12 / Dodge
23Casey Mears23#83 / Toyota
24David Stremme43#26 / Ford
25Martin Truex Jr.27#56 / Toyota
26David Ragan35#6 / Ford
27Kasey Kahne8#9 / Ford
28Greg Biffle28#16 / Ford
29Mark Martin14#5 / Chevrolet
30Marcos Ambrose16#47 / Toyota
31Elliott Sadler21#19 / Ford
32Jeff Gordon10#24 / Chevrolet
33David Gilliland37#37 / Ford
34Max Papis20#13 / Toyota
35Kevin Conway42#34 / Ford
36Jamie McMurray18#1 / Chevrolet
37J.J. Yeley36#46 / Dodge
38Bobby Labonte41#71 / Chevrolet
39Michael McDowell32#55 / Toyota
40Dave Blaney34#66 / Toyota
41Geoff Bodine40#36 / Chevrolet
42Chad McCumbee39#164 / Toyota
43Joe Nemechek30#87 / Toyota

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