List of 2007 NASCAR races
The following is a list of the 2007 NASCAR races from the NEXTEL Cup, Busch Series, and Craftsman Truck Series, along with their venues.
See also: 2007 in NASCAR and the List of current NASCAR races
NEXTEL Cup
| Date | Venue | Event [1] | Pole sitter | Winner | Car | TV |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 02/10/07 | Daytona International Speedway | Budweiser Shootout ≠ ♣ | Dale Jarrett | Tony Stewart | ||
| 02/11/07 | Daytona International Speedway | Daytona 500 Pole Qualifying | David Gilliland✚ | Ricky Rudd✚ | ||
| 02/15/07 | Daytona International Speedway | Gatorade Duel #1 At Daytona ≠ | David Gilliland | Tony Stewart | ||
| 02/15/07 | Daytona International Speedway | Gatorade Duel #2 At Daytona ≠ | Ricky Rudd | Jeff Gordon [2] | ||
| 02/18/07 | Daytona International Speedway | Daytona 500 | David Gilliland | Kevin Harvick | ||
| 02/25/07 | California Speedway | Auto Club 500 | Jeff Gordon | Matt Kenseth | ||
| 03/11/07 | Las Vegas Motor Speedway | UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400 | Kasey Kahne | Jimmie Johnson | ||
| 03/18/07 | Atlanta Motor Speedway | Kobalt Tools 500 | Ryan Newman | Jimmie Johnson | ||
| 03/25/07 | Bristol Motor Speedway | Food City 500 | Jeff Gordon | Kyle Busch | ||
| 04/01/07 | Martinsville Speedway | Goody's Cool Orange 500 | Denny Hamlin | Jimmie Johnson | ||
| 04/15/07 | Texas Motor Speedway | Samsung 500 | Jeff Gordon[3] | Jeff Burton | ||
| 04/21/07 | Phoenix International Raceway | Subway Fresh 500 ♣ | Jeff Gordon[4] | Jeff Gordon[5] | ||
| 04/29/07 | Talladega Superspeedway | Aaron's 499 | Jeff Gordon[6] | Jeff Gordon[7] | ||
| 05/05/07 | Richmond International Raceway | Crown Royal Presents The Jim Stewart 400 ♣ | Jeff Gordon | Jimmie Johnson | ||
| 05/12/07 | Darlington Raceway | Dodge Avenger 500 [8] | Clint Bowyer[9] | Jeff Gordon | ||
| 05/19/07 | Lowe's Motor Speedway | NASCAR NEXTEL Open ≠ | Carl Edwards | Martin Truex Jr. | ||
| 05/19/07 | Lowe's Motor Speedway | NASCAR NEXTEL All-Star Challenge ≠ ♣ | Matt Kenseth | Kevin Harvick | ||
| 05/27/07 | Lowe's Motor Speedway | Coca-Cola 600 ♣ | Ryan Newman | Casey Mears[10] | ||
| 06/03/07 | Dover International Speedway | Autism Speaks 400 Presented by Visa | Ryan Newman | Martin Truex Jr[11] | ||
| 06/10/07 | Pocono Raceway | Pocono 500 | Ryan Newman | Jeff Gordon[12] | ||
| 06/17/07 | Michigan International Speedway | Citizens Bank 400 | J. J. Yeley[13] | Carl Edwards | ||
| 06/24/07 | Infineon Raceway | Toyota/Save Mart 350 | Jamie McMurray | Juan Pablo Montoya[14] | ||
| 07/01/07 | New Hampshire International Speedway | Lenox Industrial Tools 300 | Dave Blaney[15] | Denny Hamlin | ||
| 07/07/07 | Daytona International Speedway | Pepsi 400 ♣[16] | Jeff Gordon[17] | Jamie McMurray | ||
| 07/15/07 | Chicagoland Speedway | USG Sheetrock 400 | Casey Mears | Tony Stewart | ||
| 07/29/07 | Indianapolis Motor Speedway | Allstate 400 at the Brickyard | Reed Sorenson | Tony Stewart | ||
| 08/05/07 | Pocono Raceway | Pennsylvania 500 | Dale Earnhardt, Jr. | Kurt Busch | ||
| 08/12/07 | Watkins Glen International | Centurion Boats at the Glen | Jeff Gordon[18] | Tony Stewart | ||
| 08/19/07 | Michigan International Speedway[19][20] | 3M Performance 400 | Jeff Gordon | Kurt Busch | ||
| 08/25/07 | Bristol Motor Speedway | Sharpie 500 ♣ | Kasey Kahne | Carl Edwards | ||
| 09/02/07 | California Speedway | Sharp AQUOS 500 ♣ | Kurt Busch | Jimmie Johnson | ||
| 09/08/07 | Richmond International Raceway | Chevy Rock & Roll 400 ♣ | Jimmie Johnson | Jimmie Johnson | ||
| 09/16/07 | New Hampshire International Speedway | Sylvania 300 | Clint Bowyer | Clint Bowyer[21] | ||
| 09/23/07 | Dover International Speedway | Dodge Dealers 400 | Jimmie Johnson | Carl Edwards | ||
| 09/30/07 | Kansas Speedway | LifeLock 400 | Jimmie Johnson | Greg Biffle[22] | ||
| 10/07/07 | Talladega Superspeedway | UAW-Ford 500 | Michael Waltrip | Jeff Gordon | ||
| 10/13/07 | Lowe's Motor Speedway | Bank of America 500 ♣ | Ryan Newman | Jeff Gordon | ||
| 10/21/07 | Martinsville Speedway | Subway 500 | Jeff Gordon | Jimmie Johnson | ||
| 10/28/07 | Atlanta Motor Speedway | Pep Boys Auto 500 | Greg Biffle | Jimmie Johnson | ||
| 11/04/07 | Texas Motor Speedway | Dickies 500 | Martin Truex Jr.[23] | Jimmie Johnson | ||
| 11/11/07 | Phoenix International Raceway | Checker Auto Parts Presented by Pennzoil 500 | Carl Edwards | Jimmie Johnson[24] | ||
| 11/18/07 | Homestead-Miami Speedway | Ford 400 | Jimmie Johnson | Matt Kenseth | ||
≠ - Non-points races.
♣ - Race will either be run at night, or start in the late afternoon, and finish under lights.
✚ - David Gilliland won the Daytona 500 Pole Position, qualifying on time. Ricky Rudd was runner up in time, and thus in accordance with Daytona 500 positioning, was locked in to start on the "outside" of the front row.
Car column legend: (T) Car of Tomorrow, (S) Current Stock car.
Busch Series
Craftsman Truck Series
Notes
- ↑ The naming rights for NASCAR races are typically sold to companies to advertise in the sport. These rights are frequently resold to different buyers, sometimes yearly, so the event names change. The names listed here are those for the 2007 season.
- ↑ During post-race inspection, it was discovered that Jeff Gordon's car was one inch too low due to misaligned bolts on a shock absorber. Gordon kept the win, but as a result started 42nd in the 2007 Daytona 500.
- ↑ Severe thunderstorms forced the cancellation of qualifying. In these cases, NASCAR uses owner points to determine the pole sitter. As of the Goody's Cool Orange 500 at Martinsville Speedway on April 1st, Rick Hendrick's #24 car was ranked first in owner points. The #24 is driven by Jeff Gordon.
- ↑ 59th pole of Gordon's career, tying him with Darrell Waltrip for fourth on the all-time pole winner's list.
- ↑ With this win, Jeff Gordon tied Dale Earnhardt for 6th in all-time Cup wins at 76 victories.
- ↑ David Gilliland tied Gordon's qualifying speed of 192.069 mph. Qualifying rules indicate that in the case of a tie the pole goes to the driver with the highest Cup point standing, which at this point in the 2007 season, was Gordon.
- ↑ With his win at Talladega, Gordon became 6th on the all-time Cup winners list
- ↑ Originally scheduled for a nighttime race on Saturday, May 12th, rain forced the race to be postponed until the following afternoon.
- ↑ Bowyer's first career Cup Series pole
- ↑ Mears' first NASCAR NEXTEL Cup victory.
- ↑ Truex Jr's first NASCAR NEXTEL Cup victory.
- ↑ Rain-shortened race, called at lap 107. Fourth career win for Gordon in a rain-shortened race.
- ↑ Yeley's first NASCAR NEXTEL Cup pole
- ↑ Montoya's first NASCAR NEXTEL Cup victory.
- ↑ First pole for a Toyota
- ↑ 2007 is the last year that PepsiCo will be the sponsor of the Independence Day 400 mile race
- ↑ Rain forced the cancellation of qualifying. In these cases, NASCAR uses owner points to determine the pole sitter. As of the Lenox Industrial Tools 300 at New Hampshire International Speedway on July 1st, Rick Hendrick's #24 car was ranked first in owner points. The #24 is driven by Jeff Gordon. This was the second rain-canceled qualifying which placed Gordon on the pole this year.
- ↑ Rain forced the cancellation of qualifying. In these cases, NASCAR uses owner points to determine the pole sitter. As of the Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono Raceway on August 5th, Rick Hendrick's #24 car was ranked first in owner points. The #24 is driven by Jeff Gordon. This was the third rain-canceled qualifying which placed Gordon on the pole this year.
- ↑ Postponed due to rain, the 2007 3M Performance 400 was rescheduled to noon, Monday, August 20.
- ↑ Second postponement due to rain, the 2007 3M Performance 400 is scheduled for 10 AM, Tuesday, August 21.
- ↑ Clint Bowyer's first NASCAR NEXTEL Cup victory.
- ↑ Race ended under caution, due to darkness, with Biffle in the lead.
- ↑ Truex's first career Cup Series pole
- ↑ Johnson became only the eighth driver in NASCAR history to win four consecutive races. The last racer to do was Jeff Gordon at the Pepsi 400 in Brooklyn, Michigan, in 1998.
- ↑ Stremme set a track record for qualifying @ 28.811s / 166.561 mph
- ↑ Ragan's first career pole.
- ↑ Labonte's win at Talladega was his 10th career Busch victory
- ↑ Smith's fist NASCAR Busch Series pole.
- ↑ First career win for Leicht
- ↑ First non-NEXTEL Cup regular to win NASCAR Busch Series race this year.
- ↑ Denny Hamlin replaced Almirola under caution between laps 58 and 62. Hamlin took the checkers, but under NASCAR Busch Series rules, the driver who starts the race gets credit for the start, all points accrued, and the finish. Thus, while Hamlin took the checkers, Almirola is officially recorded as the winner.
- ↑ This race was postponed for rain, rescheduled and run on Saturday, July 7th
- ↑ New race for 2007
- ↑ Harvick's 30th career Busch Series win
- ↑ The 800th race in the NASCAR Busch Series. The 2007 Sam's Town race set a race record 25 cautions, one short of the Busch Series record 26 set in 1992 at Hickory, N.C.
- ↑ First career pole for rookie Ambrose
- ↑ Reutiman's first Busch Series win.
- ↑ Harvick's 32nd career Busch Series win, placing him second on the all-time Busch Series victories list (behind Mark Martin, with 47).
- ↑ Darnell's first career NASCAR Craftsman Truck victory
- ↑ With this win, Ron Hornaday became the first driver in NCTS history to reach 30 wins
- ↑ Rain cancelled qualifications, leaving points leader Skinner on the pole, per NASCAR rules.
- ↑ Kyle Busch's 5th NASCAR Craftsman Truck victory.
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