Jimmie Johnson took the leadership when it counted Sunday in the Richmond International Raceway to gain the race to 400 returns of Glass NEXTEL of NASCAR.
Johnson ran near the end during the sunny afternoon and took the leadership shortly after a resumption when they were 20 returns to dispute itself.
A multitude of more than 110.000 spectators saw the coequipero of Johnson, Jeff Gordon to originally lead most of first half of this event that was posponed and was programmed for Saturday at night.
Johnson passed to another coequipero well-known less, Busch, by the triumph when they were 19 turns. Denny Hamlin was third and Gordon fourth. Kurt Busch was fifth.
Ryan Newman went sixth, happened to Kevin Harvick in the final return. Harvick was the best one of the contingent in a point, but an accident in the track of pits damaged the right front part of its car it did and it that he walked slower. Harvick, however, stayed to obtain his seventh place in the results. Tony Stewart was eighth. First Clint Bowyer and Matt Kenseth completed the 10, none of which were contender by the victory.
A favorite of the fans Dale Earnhardt Jr, finished in 13º after a collision with Jeff Green.
Greg Biffle, that also was involved in an accident with Green, was one of the contenders before the incident, but it had to be satisfied to site 19.
Fourteen neutralizations of race with yellow flags reduced the rate in a race where the competition closed with the new cars with NASCAR ailerons was common.
The victory was fourth of Johnson in the year and seventh in the campaign of proprietor Rick Hendricks.
The first yellow flag of the day removed before the cars had time to put something of rubber in “the green” track.
The rain of Saturday at night cleaned the track and the Chevy de Johnny Sauter slid in the track against the Chevy handled by Casey Mears. Only three returns had been completed.
Gordon, started from the privilege position, stayed to the front until a yellow flag of competition sent by NASCAR lowered the rate of the contingent after 40 returns. Due to the rain and the postponement of the race until Sunday in the evening, the NASCAR officials said to them to the equipment before the starting that would remove a yellow flag to the 40 returns to allow that the equipment reviewed the wearing down of their tires and to refuel combustible.
Tony Raines, that handled for ex- stars of the NFL Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman, pushed its Chevy the end after a yellow flag caused by Jamie McMurray, but Gordon returned to the front a return later.
Elliott Sadler caused that they showed the yellow flag in return 102, when trompear itself through trioval. Gordon once again left pits to the front.
Only returns later, Sauter and Juan Pablo Montoya were called on to remove another yellow flag.
In turn 130, the winner of the 500 Miles of Daytona Harvick went to the front in front of Hamlin and Gordon. The Johnsons and Biffle were running quarter and fifth in that then. Hamlin took the turn in the end in return 162 and Kurt Busch had happened to Jeff Gordon to the fourth place.
Harvick happened again to Hamlin in return 172. The coequipero of Harvick, Jeff Burton went back of the wall of pits with problems of motor shortly before the midpoint of the race in turn 200. Harvick maintained the leadership with Hamlin, Busch, Johnson and right Gordon behind him. Kyle Busch was running in sixth, Biffle seventh, Green eighth, Martin Truex Jr, ninth and Earnhardt Jr 10º.
The 12 first in Glass NEXTEL of NASCAR now are seen thus: Gordon, Johnson, Kenseth, Hamlin, Burton, Kyle Busch, Stewart, Harvick, Kurt Busch, Bowyer, Carl Edwards and Earnhardt Jr.

Juan Pablo Montoya, after a shock, arrived 26

Montoya, that started off from position 11, was in position 12 of the competition, but its car was touched by the one of Ryan Newman in return 119. The native of Bogota went towards the wall and in the way it hit the car of Johnny Sauter.

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