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  1.   18fan posted:
  05.24.2010 - 1:08 am
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First year there wasn't a Cup driver in this race.

Second straight win for the Gibbs #18 in this race.

David Mayhew finished fifth overall but took the West win, all coming at
Iowa. He has taken the West win in the combo the last two years and won
the West only race at Iowa in 2009. He is the West points leader.


  2.   18fan posted:
  05.24.2010 - 11:40 pm
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The all coming at Iowa refers to all of Mayhew's West wins have come at
Iowa.


  3.   Talon64 posted:
  05.25.2010 - 5:34 pm
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The East/West race is a combination race, but still counts for points in
both series. So the race is basically run like it has two classes,
there's the overall results but drivers from each series are racing each
other for their own championship and have their respective points and
top finishes.

East drivers took the top 4 positions and 7 of the first 11.

17 year old Max Gresham was the overall winner, his 2nd career and 2nd
straight East win in just 3 races this season.

Ty Dillon, Austin's younger brother, finished 2nd for his best career
finish. He started 39th.

Darrell Wallace Jr.'s 3rd has him 2nd in the East standings behind
Gresham. It's his 2nd top five this season.

Corey LaJoie, son of 2 time Busch champion Randy LaJoie, finishes 4th
for his 2nd top five in 4 career East starts. He won the Whelen Southern
Modified season opener at Atlanta in just his first career start.

Ryan Truex finished 6th overall but was credited with his 2nd top five
of the season.

5 drivers have 2 top fives in the first 3 races this year and make up
the first 5 drivers in the points standings. It's also their only top
tens as they've all finished 14th or worse in their one off race.

Dirt guys Kevin Swindell (sprints) and Josh Richards (late models)
finished 7th and 8th.

DJ Shaw is the only driver with top tens in the first 3 East races after
finishing 9th.


  4.   Timmy Quivy posted:
  05.26.2010 - 9:28 am
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I /believe/ - can not say for sure, but based off my extensive knowledge
of this series I feel fairly confident saying - closest margin of
victory in K & N history.

At the very least, def. the most competitive race we've had at Iowa.
Harvick and Logano put on a good show in 2007 but it was those two in a
zip code of their own and 2008 (Ickler) and 2009 (Ky. Busch) were simply
runaways.


  5.   RaceFanX posted:
  09.25.2010 - 12:36 am
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Bonus points to Corey LaJoie for running this race in a Ford sponsored
by a Toyota dealer. I jokingly call this the "Ed Negre Scenario" and it
seems to be a common occurrence in the Busch North/K&N East series.


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