Both Hornish's No. 77 Dodge and Biffle's No. 16 Ford were damaged and both drivers will go to backup cars for qualifying and the race.

Both Biffle's No. 16 Ford and Hornish's No. 77 Dodge were damaged and both drivers will go to backup cars for qualifying and the race.

Reutimann, driving the No. 00 Aaron’s Dream Machine Toyota, put up a 192.135 mph lap in the final practice. No. 07 Casey Mears, No. 29 Kevin Harvick, No. 83 Brian Vickers and No. 42 Juan Pablo Montoya were the rest of the top 5 in that session. Mike Wallace, at 182.994 mph in the No. 64 FRED’s Hometown Discount Stores Toyota, was the slowest in this practice.

Ragan’s lap of 190.714 mph in the No. 6 UPS Ford was the quickest of the 45 cars out on the track for the first practice leading to Saturday night’s race. No. 07 Casey Mears, No. 26 Jamie McMurray, No. 20 Joey Logano and No. 83 Brian Vickers were the rest of the top 5 on the speed chart. No. 37 Tony Raines, at 180.926 mph, was the slowest in this session.

Waltrip’s lap of 185.401 mph in the No. 99 Aaron’s Dream Machine Toyota was the quickest of the 45 cars running in this session. No. 62 Brendan Gaughan, No. 33 Kevin Harvick, No. 05 Jeff Green and No. 29 Clint Bowyer were the rest of the top 5 on the speed chart. Terry Cook, in the No. 91 MSRP Motorsports Chevrolet, at 176.070 mph, was the slowest.

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Through a gentleman by the name of James Lupo, the Stock Car Gourmet, the team is carrying the familiar sneakers of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. As a special guest of Lupo and the team, Nicholas Holland, 11, will be serving as an honorary team member for Friday night’s NASCAR Nationwide Series event. Mahindra Tractors supports the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and freed up a spot on the No. 23 Mahindra Tractors Chevrolet in support of the cause.