Tony Stewart privily does not keep its love by Motor Indianapolis Speedway. It enchants to him to run here. Also it enchants to him to win here.
Sunday, Stewart stopped the challenges of the best pilots of NASCAR and gained 400 Allstate AT the Brickyard before a multitude pro-Stewart of more than 200.000 fans.
Stewart is of Indiana and lives in Indiana, and the Motor Indianapolis Speedway has been in its mind since he was a boy who was growing.
The second triumph of Stewart (also it won in the 2005) produced something of best sport motoring here than this historical track has seen.
It took the leadership from Kevin Harvick when they were 10 returns. Both several times were touched before Stewart followed ahead.
The blows and I touch altered the maneuverability of the Chevrolet de Harvick and it went to the seventh place after to run most of in the five the first day.
Juan Pablo Montoya, doing his first starting in Allstate 400 AT the Brickyard, finalized second. The Colombian was trying to equal his profit of when he gained the first 500 Miles of Indianapolis in which he ran -- also in a car of Ganassi Chip.
In third party the Brickyard finalized tetracampeón in Allstate 400 AT, Jeff Gordon. Kyle Busch finished quarter. The winner of the Bud Pole Reid Sorensen was fifth. They completed the 10 first: Mark Martin, Harvick, Jeff Burton, Dave Blaney and Matt Kenseth.
This weekend, the sun was shining for the first time while the contingent took the green flag.
Rain made difficult to the things Friday in the evening, although the track in time dried Saturday for a period of three hours of practice before the qualification.
For the security, NASCAR instituted a yellow flag of competition of 15 returns to allow the equipment to review the wearing down of their tires.
Just before the obligatory yellow flag, the Chevrolet de Jeff Green jumped in curve three and beat in the external wall.
After the shutdown in pits, Stewart left first with Earnhardt in its defense. The previous leader Sorensen was third party, surpassed by Burton and Montoya.
Earnhardt happened to Stewart through the right leadership after the resumption, but Ryan Newman brought the yellow flag again when trompeó leaving curve four. He hit the external wall and one before slid through the track the cars that came near, but the pilots fixed them to avoid it.
Earnhardt put land of by means with Stewart that went a complete second back. It followed thus until turn 40 when Kasey Kahne and Tony Raines were entangled in the exit of curve two to bring another yellow flag.
When the green flag waved again, Earnhardt, Stewart, Montoya, Gordon and Sorensen headed the contingent.
An accident with multiple cars in return 45 finished with the attempt of the defending champion Jimmie Johnson doing two to the thread in the Brickyard.
Johnson, Jamie McMurray, Ricky Rudd, Bill Elliott, J.J. Yeley, Scott Riggs, Wards Burton and Carl Edwards were entangled in curve one, covering the track with smoke.
The Johnsons and McMurray were damaged in the tumult.
Another shock of five cars brought another yellow flag in return 54. This time, they were Elliott Sadler, Casey Mears, Johnny Sauter and Kyle Petty in a multiple accident.
Stewart happened to Earnhardt after the resumption, but they could not run long before which another yellow flag fell.
Johnson, when returning to the track after their first accident, hit in the wall of curve three after a salpicadera previously damaged punctured a left front rim. Johnson was not injured although its car exploded in flames.

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