UAW-Ford 500 Running Order Among Chase Drivers
Actual finish in parentheses.
- Tony Stewart (2)
- Matt Kenseth (3)
- Ryan Newman (4)
- Carl Edwards (5)
- Kurt Busch (8)
- Jeremy Mayfield (12)
- Rusty Wallace (25)
- Greg Biffle (27)
- Jimmie Johnson (31)
- Mark Martin (41)
Standings after three races:
- Stewart 5,515 pts (+4 places)
- Newman -4 pts (+1)
- R. Wallace -76 pts (-1)
- Johnson -82 pts (-3)
- Biffle -98 pts (+1)
- Edwards -100 pts (-2)
- Kenseth -111 pts (+2)
- Mayfield -112 pts (-1)
- Martin -138 (-5)
- Kurt Busch -180 (unchanged)
NOTE: Some media outlets reported that Newman was the new point leader by one point over Stewart after the race. NASCAR scoring freezes immediately upon a caution being signaled, and a caution was signaled on Lap 190 of 188 (the race was extended because of a late-race caution) midway through the lap after a crash. Under NASCAR rules for late-race situations, video of the race will be used with the AMB timing system intermediates to determine final placings. Stewart was ahead of Newman by two places when the caution light was signaled.
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