Matt Kenseth gained the race Neighborhood Excellence 400 presented/displayed by Bank of America of east Glass NEXTEL of NASCAR Sunday, in the Dover International Speedway before a multitude considered in 145,000 fans.
Kenseth (no. 17 DeWalt Ford), who gained $323.591,00 dollars in prizes, finished with 0,787 of second of advantage on Jamie McMurray (no. 26 Industrial IRWIN Tools Ford) to mark 12ª victory of its race in Glass NEXTEL of NASCAR, its starting 233. This was the second victory of Kenseth in the 2006. Its other victory was in California Speedway, makes 11 races.
Kenseth won from starting position 19, the first time in last the seven races in Dover that a pilot desire from a position of starting outside of the 10 first. Kenseth marked his first victory and the eighth result between the 10 first in 15 competitions in its race in Dover.
This is 10ª victory of Kenseth in superspeedway. Kenseth obtained his ninth result between the 10 first this campaign. The sixth or best one in six of its last seven races finished. It led in seven occasions by 83 returns including the four end in the Neighborhood Excellence 400 presented/displayed by Bank of America.
Kenseth gained a race in every season from the 2002 to the 2006, in five years consecutive. This was victory 92 of the equipment proprietor Roush Jack in Glass NEXTEL of NASCAR. Roush gained six victories in Glass NEXTEL of NASCAR in Dover. Jack Roush Racing gained at least one race in every season from 1997 to 2006, in 10 years consecutive.
Jamie McMurray (secondly) accumulated his fifth result between the 10 first and its better result in season 2006. Also it is his better result in seven races in the Dover International Speedway. Jamie McMurray headed 95 returns, to lead the greater amount of returns by only the second occasion in its race. Also it led the majority of the turns when it determined the first victory to his race in Lowe's in October of 2002.
Kevin Harvick (no. 29 GM Goodwrench Chevrolet) was followed third party of Jeff Burton (no. 31 Cingular Wireless Chevrolet) and Kyle Busch (5 no. Kellogg's Chevrolet) completed the five first positions.
Jimmie Johnson (sixth) follows in first in the scores of Glass NEXTEL of NASCAR, and now it is with 74 points in front of the second place of Matt Kenseth. Johnson lost 35 points of advantage with the winner of the Kenseth race.

Time of race - 3 hours, 38 minutes, 27 seconds
Returns: 400
Average of speed - 176,773 Km/h (109,865 mph)
Margin of second victory - 0,787
Inexperienced Raybestos of the Race - Denny Hamlin

Glass NEXTEL of NASCAR continues with race no. 14 of its calendar of 36 competitions, the 11 of June in the Pocono Raceway, an oval of 4,023 km (2,5 miles) in Long Pond, Pensilvania.

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