Subway 500 Running Order Among Chase Drivers
Actual finish in parentheses.
- Tony Stewart (2)
- Jimmie Johnson (3)
- Kurt Busch (6)
- Ryan Newman (10)
- Matt Kenseth (12)
- Rusty Wallace (19)
- Greg Biffle (20)
- Carl Edwards (26)
- Jeremy Mayfield (28)
- Mark Martin (34)
Standings after six races:
- Stewart 5,957 pts (unchanged)
- Johnson -15 pts (unchanged)
- Newman - 63 pts (+1 place)
- Biffle - 83 pts (-1)
- Edwards -149 pts (+1)
- R. Wallace -166 pts (+1)
- Martin -170 pts (-2)
- Kurt Busch -172 pts (+2)×
- Kenseth -172 pts (unchanged)
- Mayfield -216 pts (-2)
×—Holds tiebraeker with more wins (3).
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