Kevin Harvick gained the race Sylvania 300 of the Glass Nextel de Nascar Sunday, in the New Hampshire International Speedway before a multitude considered in 101,000 spectators.
Kevin Harvick (no. 29 Reese's/GM Goodwrench Chevrolet), who gained $266.461,00 dollars in prizes, finished in the first site with 0,777 seconds of advantage on Tony Stewart (no. 20 The Home Depot Chevrolet) to mark the ninth victory in its race in the Glass Nextel de Nascar, in its starting no. 205.
Harvick determined victories to three of last the six races, also it won in Watkins Glen and Richmond. This is his fourth victory in the 2006. Harvick gained in Phoenix this season previously.
Harvick increased a gust of wind of 39 finished races that began in California in the 2005, the longest gust of wind at the moment. Harvick gained the Bond of the Leader of $60.000,00 dollars to gain the race and to lead the points at the end of the event.
In addition, one went for all time to place 56 in the list of winners of Nascar. The victory of the Sunday of Harvick was 16ª of Chevrolet in 27 races in the 2006. That victory moored the Championship of Manufacturers 2006 for Chevrolet - 30ª occasion in which they gain the Championship of Manufacturers, including each one of the last four years.
Harvick wrote down 11 results in the 15 first, to extend a gust of wind that began in Daytona in July. Harvick became the fifth different winner in last the five races in the New Hampshire International Speedway.
Harvick marked his first victory in 12 races in the New Hampshire International Speedway and sixth in 159 competitions in superspeedways.
Harvick gained the race from the Bud Pole and by third time in 24 races in Glass NEXTEL of NASCAR in New Hampshire, a pilot desire from the privilege position. This marked the sixth occasion in the 2006 in which a race gained from the Bud Pole.
Harvick marked his third consecutive result between the 10 first in the New Hampshire International Speedway. Harvick for the second time led the greater number of returns in the 2006.
Harvick also led the majority of the turns in first of Richmond. Harvick winner led seven times by 196 returns including the 84 end.
This is victory 81 of the equipment proprietor Richard Chidress in the Glass Nextel de Nascar and his second in the New Hampshire International Speedway. Its other victory was in charge of Robby Gordon in November of the 2001.
Tony Stewart (secondly) wrote down his 15º result in the 10 first in the 2006. This 10º was his result in the 10 first in 16 tests in New Hampshire. Stewart follows 11º in the scores with 313 points on 12º place of Greg Biffle.
This it is the first year in which Stewart will not finish between the 10 first from his first season of complete time in 1999. Stewart lost the Hunting by 16 points.
It looks for to obtain the bond of $1 million dollars to finish 11º in the final scores. Jeff Gordon finalized in 11º in the 2005 and Jamie McMurray finished in 11º in the 2004, the inaugural year of Caza.
Jeff Gordon (no. 24 DuPont Chevrolet) was followed third party of Denny Hamlin (no. 11 Fedex Express Chevrolet) and Brian Vickers (no. 25 GMAC Chevrolet) completed the five first positions.
Vickers wrote down his first result between the 10 first in his last seven races and his sixth result in the 10 first in the 2006. This it was his first result between the 10 best ones in six races in the New Hampshire International Speedway.

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