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Race day preview: Pure Michigan 400

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Updated: August 18, 2012
Quicken Loans 400

BROOKLYN, MI—

Friday, August 17,2012: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series cars take the track for this first time this weekend in preparation for Sunday’s Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan International Speedway.

In the opening moments of the session, Kurt Busch’s No.51 Chevrolet leaked oil onto the track, bringing out the red flag. Busch’s team was able to fix the car and continue in the session.

The session also proved to be troublesome for Landon Cassill, who also had engine issues in the practice session. Cassill’s No.83 team was forced to replace an oil cooler in his Toyota.

Maybe the biggest issue for teams during the first practice session was fining grip.

From the early moments of practice, drivers were complaining about the lack of grip they had turning laps averaging over 190 mph. Denny Hamlin even wondered if the tires on his car were the same ones he tested on at the track three weeks ago.

According to Martin Truex Jr., there were only 15 good minutes of track time during the 90-minute practice with drivers trying to find grip in both their cars and the track.

Much like June however, the element of “scuffing” tires (running three-to-five laps on a set of tires to get rid of their newness) is still happening with many drivers using the majority of the session to do so.

Top-10 in opening Sprint Cup practice: 

1: Jimmie Johnson

2: Kasey Kahne

3: Mark Martin

4: Kevin Harvick

5: Martin Truex Jr.

6: Carl Edwards

7: Ryan Newman

8: Parker Kligerman (subbing for Sam Hornish Jr.)

9: Brad Keselowski

10: Landon Cassill

In what was more traditional than normal, the Cup Series qualified on a Friday. Fitting that a traditional driver in Mark Martin took the pole position for Sunday’s race, his 55th career pole and his first at Michigan International Speedway.

Starting alongside Martin will be Roush Fenway’s Carl Edwards who is looking for a win as he bids for a potential wildcard birth in the Chase.

Rounding out the top-10 starters for the Pure Michigan 400 are; Jimmie Johnson, Matt Kenseth, Kasey Kahne. Trevor Bayne, Martin Truex Jr., Marcos Ambrose, Landon Cassill, and Paul Menard.

Saturday, August 18,2012: The morning started off with some shocking news from the Jimmie Johnson camp when his team announced they would be giving up their third place starting spot to change the engine in the No.48 Chevrolet.

Johnson will start in the back of the field for Sunday’s 400-mile race.

Greg Biffle was the man at the top of the mph bracket early Saturday morning, setting the fast lap at 200.362 mph, the only lap over 199 mph of the entire session.

Top-10 in Saturday morning Sprint Cup practice: 

1: Greg Biffle

2: Kasey Kahne

3: Carl Edwards

4: Mark Martin

5: Dale Earnhardt Jr.

6: Martin Truex Jr.

7: Matt Kenseth

8: Regan Smith

9: Kyle Busch

10: Denny Hamlin

The final Sprint Cup practice may have been the wildest one of the day. Or the one with the most action.

Driving the same car he too to victory lane in June, Dale Earnhardt Jr. crashed his No.88 Chevrolet in the turn two wall. The damage was significant enough that Earnhardt Jr’.'s team pulled out the backup car, forcing the June Michigan winner to start in the back of the field for Sunday’s race.

Later in the session, Kurt Busch spun his No.51 Chevrolet off turn four.

The practice session was red flagged, and drivers came to a stop along the front stretch as Busch took his No.51 to the garage after what looked to be minimal damage.

Speeds in the final practice were slower than the ones in the opening session of the day.

Greg Biffle once again set the fast lap, this time at 198.879 mph.

Jimmie Johnson joined Biffle in the 198 mph bracket, the only two drivers to do so in the session.

Top-10 in final Sprint Cup practice: 

1: Greg Biffle

2: Jimmie Johnson

3: Joey Logano

4: Matt Kenseth

5: Mark Martin

6: Kasey Kahne

7: Tony Stewart

8: Carl Edwards

9: Denny Hamlin

10: Marcos Ambrose

Fantasy Racing Lineup: 

  • “A” Driver: Carl Edwards
  • “B” Drivers: Greg Biffle, Mark Martin
  • “C” Driver: Trevor Bayne

Pure Michigan 400 Starting Lineup: 

1: Mark Martin

2: Carl Edwards

3: Jimmie Johnson

4: Matt Kenseth

5: Kasey Kahne

6: Trevor Bayne

7: Martin Truex Jr.

8: Marcos Ambrose

9: Landon Cassill

10: Paul Menard

11: Jeff Gordon

12: Clint Bowyer

13: Greg Biffle

14: Tony Stewart

15: Ryan Newman

16: Joey Logano

17: Parker Kligerman

18: Regan Smith

19: Brad Keselowski

20: Kevin Harvick

21: Denny Hamlin

22: Dale Earnhardt Jr.

23: Kyle Busch

24: Jamie McMurray

25: Juan Pablo Montoya

26: Kurt Busch

27: Reed Sorenson

28: Bobby Labonte

29: Casey Mears

30: Travis Kvapil

31: David Stremme

32: Jeff Burton

33: Jason Leffler

34: Josh Wise

35: Joe Nemechek

36: David Gilliland

37: David Ragan

38: Scott Riggs

39: Mike Skinner

40: David Reutimann

41: TJ Bell

42: Dave Blaney

43: Aric Almirola

Brian Wiggins (239 Posts)

Since the 1996 Brickyard 400 when he was three-years-old, Brian has been an avid fan of auto racing.He began attending the race in 2001 has been to every Brickyard 400 ever since. Following the sport closely, he started up his own blog in April,2011 and joined OnPitRoad.com in June,2012. He recently moved into the role of publisher/editor for the site. You can contact him on Twitter @brian_wiggins or at brian_wiggins@onpitroad.com.