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Johnny Benson survived a late flurry of cautions and held off Ron Hornaday Jr. in a 2-lap shootout at the finish to win the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Power Stroke Diesel 200 on Friday night.

Benson, the truck series points leader, scored his second straight win and third in the past four races, even though Hornaday dominated the early going on the O’Reilly Raceway Park .686-mile oval.

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Considering that Jamie McMurray’s contract runs through 2009 and the Crown Royal sponsorship is good through 2011, don’t expect the lineup to change at Roush Fenway Racing next season.

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Tony Stewart has dreamed of owning a NASCAR team. With sponsors in place, his vision is becoming reality, Lee Spencer says.

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Ryan Newman’s long goodbye to Penske Racing isn’t going quite as smoothly as planned.

Two weeks after Newman and team owner Roger Penske announced the current Daytona 500 champion would not return next season - a decision Newman called “mutual” - former Series champion turned commentator Rusty Wallace said Newman was fired.

“He didn’t leave. I’ve read many, many stories that said that,” Wallace said.

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Starting Line Up by Row
O’Reilly Raceway Park at Indianapolis
Provided by NASCAR Statistics - Sat, July 26, 2008 @ 04:28 PM Eastern
88.704
Speed
Time
01:33:16
08/05/99
Date
Driver
Greg Biffle 
Track Race Record:

Power Stroke Diesel 200
1
09
Bobby East
Zaxby’s Ford
22.740
108.602
Row 1:
2
2
Jack Sprague
American Commercial Lines Chevrolet
22.760
108.506

3
99
Erik Darnell
Northern Tool + Equipment Ford
22.773
108.444
Row 2:
4
33
Ron Hornaday Jr.
VFW Chevrolet
22.799
108.321

5
6
Colin Braun #
Con-way Frieght Ford
22.800
108.316
Row 3:
6
13
Shelby Howard
FarmPaint.com Chevrolet
22.853
108.065

7
14
Rick Crawford
Circle Bar Truck Corral/Powerstroke Diesel 
22.877
107.951
Row 4:
8
23
Johnny Benson
Vemma Toyota
22.882
107.928

9
5
Mike Skinner
Toyota Tundra Toyota
22.885
107.913
Row 5:
10
18
Dennis Setzer
Tahoe Dodge
22.916
107.767

11
88
Matt Crafton
Menards/Johns Manville Chevrolet
22.917
107.763
Row 6:
12
51
Kyle Busch
Miccosukee Resorts/NOS Energy Drink 
22.932
107.692

13
60
Terry Cook
Wyler.com Toyota
22.948
107.617
Row 7:
14
30
Todd Bodine
Lumber Liquidators Toyota
22.958
107.570

15
10
Brendan Gaughan
International MAXXFORCE Diesel Ford
22.963
107.547
Row 8:
16
22
Michael Annett
Pilot Travel Centers Toyota
22.971
107.509

17
7
TJ Bell Jr.
Iams/Home 4 the Holidays Chevrolet
23.065
107.071
Row 9:
18
9
Justin Marks #
Crocs Toyota
23.104
106.891

19
15
Marc Mitchell #
Hyprene-Ergon Toyota
23.110
106.863
Row 10:
20
4
Stacy Compton
Wabash Valley Chrysler Dodge
23.123
106.803

21
16
Brian Scott #
Albertsons Chevrolet
23.168
106.595
Row 11:
22
8
Chad McCumbee
Malcolmson Construction Chevrolet
23.196
106.467

23
11
David Starr
Red Horse Racing Toyota
23.205
106.425
Row 12:
24
71
Donny Lia #
NationRides.com Chevrolet
23.276
106.101

25
12
Mario Gosselin
crashedtoys.com Chevrolet
23.320
105.901
Row 13:
26
21
Keven Wood
The Barnhill Group Ford
23.355
105.742

27
40
Chad Chaffin
Key Motorsports Chevrolet
23.381
105.624
Row 14:
28
81
Landon Cassill #
GoDaddy.com Chevrolet
23.431
105.399

29
0
Johnny Chapman
ASI Limited Chevrolet
23.443
105.345
Row 15:
30
08
Jason White
GunBroker.com Dodge
23.521
104.996

31
07
Sean Murphy
ASI Limited Chevrolet
23.603
104.631
Row 16:
32
59
Ted Musgrave
Team ASE/Harris Trucking Toyota
23.662
104.370

33
74
Derrike Cope
 Dodge
23.743
104.014
Row 17:
34
73
Nick Tucker
 Dodge
23.756
103.957

Did Not Qualify:
None.
Starting Lineup
DNQs
Manufacturer
Starting Lineup
DNQs
Manufacturer
Chevrolet
13
0
Dodge
5
0
Ford
6
0
Toyota
10
0
Time
Speed
Team
Driver
Trk

Pos

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Office Depot and Old Spice will serve as co-primary sponsors of Tony Stewart’s No. 14 Chevrolet NASCAR Sprint Cup Series entry beginning in 2009.

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Would the NFL force Joe Gibbs to use slow players in a potent offense? So Darrell Waltrip asks why NASCAR penalizes hard work.

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Matt Kenseth is on a major roll, and his success won’t come to an end at Indianapolis this weekend, Mike Harmon says.

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