Kurt Busch 2013 Media Guide - Furniture Row · • Won two Sprint Cup point races – Atlanta in March and Charlotte in May. Also won the non-points NASCAR Sprint All Star Race at

Kurt Busch 2013 Media Guide

Birthdate: Aug. 4, 1978

Hometown: Las Vegas, Nev.

Resides: Mooresville, N.C.

Height/Weight: 5-11, 150 lbs.

Hobbies: Hunting, golf, classic cars, live sporting events

Twitter Accounts: @KurtBusch, @FR78Racing

Websites: KurtBusch.com FurnitureRowRacing.com (race team) FurnitureRow.com (Furniture Row Companies)

Team Base: Denver, Colo.

Car: No. 78 Furniture Row Chevrolet SS

Engine Builder: Earnhardt-Childress Racing (ECR)

Owner: Barney Visser

General Manager: Joe Garone

Crew Chief: Todd Berrier

Executive Director Competition: Mark McArdle

Shop Address: Furniture Row Racing 4000 Forest St. Denver, CO 80216 Tel: 303-566-8778 Fax: 303-322-3034

Media Relations Contact: David Ferroni

DMF Communications 150 King Creek Rd.

Minneapolis, MN 55416 Tel: 612-805-8718 Fax: 763-593-1506

email: [email protected]

Kurt Busch Career Racing Highlights Through 2012

• Won 2004 Sprint Cup Series championship in first season of the Chase – a 10-race playoff format. Title came in fourth full season as a NASCAR Cup driver.

• 24 career Sprint Cup wins is tied for fifth among active drivers entering 2013 season.

• Along with 24 wins, career Cup totals include: 15 poles, 89 top-fives, 174 top-10s and 7,167 laps led.

• Earned a Chase berth six times – 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2010 and 2011.

• Scored at least one Cup win in 10 straight seasons – from 2002-2011. • Claimed victories in NASCAR’s three prestigious non-points races – Sprint All Star

Race (2010), Budweiser Shootout (2011) and the Daytona 500 qualifying race (2011).

• Captured victories in all three of NASCAR’s professional racing series – Sprint Cup

Series, Nationwide Series and Camping World Truck Series. • Won 2003 International Race of Champions (IROC) season title by an 11-point

margin over Mark Martin. IROC competition consisted of drivers from different professional racing series.

• Finished runner-up in 2000 NASCAR Truck Series season standings. • Named 2000 NASCAR Truck Series Rookie of the Year. • Won 1999 NASCAR Southwest Series season championship. • Named the 1998 NASCAR Southwest Series Rookie of the Year. • Won the 1996 Hobby Stock track championship at Las Vegas Speedway Park.

• Won the 1995 Nevada State Dwarf Car championship.

• Named the 1994 Nevada State Dwarf Car Rookie of the Year. Personal Notes: Busch is a second-generation auto racing driver; his father, Tom, won several NASCAR sanctioned events…After graduating with honors in 1996 from Durango High School in Las Vegas, Busch enrolled at the University of Arizona in Tucson with plans of earning a degree in Pharmacy. He spent two years at UA before auto racing beckoned him to a full-time career…Busch’s younger brother Kyle is also a star driver in NASCAR. Kurt Busch Foundation: Busch established the Kurt Busch Foundation with a mission to lend meaningful support for the betterment of organizations positively involved in the areas of health care, education, career training and rehabilitation as well as provide assistance to individuals who demonstrate need in these important areas of personal development. The Kurt Busch Foundation also lends support to military families in need. Busch is an ambassador to the Armed Forces Foundation and is a frequent visitor to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md.

Kurt Busch Year-by-Year Racing Recap 2012 •

• Finished 25th in NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver standings.

• Competed in 29 races for Phoenix Racing before joining Furniture Row Racing for final six races of season.

• Ended 2012 campaign on a positive note, scoring three straight top-10s with back-to-back 8th-place finishes at Forth Worth and Phoenix and 9th at the finale in Homestead. It marked the first time that a Furniture Row Racing driver claimed three straight top-10 finishes.

• Challenged for win at Sonoma road race before settling for season-best Cup finish of third.

• Competed in 15 NASCAR Nationwide Series races – winning twice and scoring seven top-fives and 11 top-10s. NNS victories came at April race in Richmond while driving for team owned by younger brother Kyle Busch and at the July race in Daytona, driving for Phoenix Racing owned by James Finch.

• Competed in three Camping World Truck Series races, claiming three top-10s and an 8.7 finishing average.

2011 • Finished 11th in NASCAR Sprint Cup Series point standings, driving the No. 22 Dodge for

Penske Racing.

• Earned sixth career Chase berth, NASCAR’s 12-driver, 10-race playoff-style format for the Sprint Cup season championship.

• Won NASCAR’s two season-opening non-point races at Daytona International Speedway -- the 75-lap Budweiser Shootout and the 60-lap Gatorade Duel qualifying race, which set the field for the Daytona 500. The victories were Busch’s first on a superspeedway.

• Captured two Sprint Cup point races – winning the Sonoma road race and Dover fall race. The wins extended streak to 10 consecutive seasons with at least one victory.

• Won three consecutive Sprint Cup poles – Kansas (June 4), Pocono (June 11) and Michigan (June 18).

• In only NASCAR Nationwide Series start of season, won Watkins Glen road race from the pole.

• Earned NHRA Pro Stock license and qualified for the highly-competitive 16-car field at the prestigious NHRA Gatornationals in Gainesville, Fla.

2010 • Finished 11th in Sprint Cup driver point standings, driving the No. 2 Penske Racing Dodge.

• For the fifth time in career qualified for the 12-driver Chase

• Won two Sprint Cup point races – Atlanta in March and Charlotte in May. Also won the non-points NASCAR Sprint All Star Race at Charlotte in May.

• The two Cup point wins brought career Sprint Cup win total to 22 and extended streak to nine consecutive seasons with at least one victory.

• Won two Sprint Cup poles – Las Vegas in February and Michigan in June.

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2009 • Finished fourth in Sprint Cup point standings as the driver of Penske Racing’s No. 2 Dodge.

• Fourth time qualified for the Chase, which began in 2004.

• Won two Sprint Cup point races – Atlanta in March and Fort Worth in November. Led race high 234 of 330 laps during Atlanta victory.

• Victories extended streak to eight consecutive seasons with at least one win.

• Along with two season wins Busch also brought home 10 top-fives and 21 top-10s. 2008 • Finished 18th in the Sprint Cup point standings, driving the No. 2 Dodge for Penske Racing.

• Won the Sprint Cup race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in June for third career victory at the New England facility.

• Finished runner-up in season-opening Daytona 500 after pushing Penske teammate Ryan Newman to victory. Also had runner-up finish in November’s Phoenix race.

• Competed for the second time in the Rolex 24 At Daytona sports car endurance race in January. Drove for Penske-Taylor Racing with co-drivers Ryan Briscoe and Helio Castroneves. The team led 10 laps before settling for a third-place finish. It was Busch’s first podium finish in the Rolex 24.

2007 • Finished seventh in the Sprint Cup point standings as a member of 12-driver Chase for the

Championship.

• Won two Sprint Cup point races in Penske Racing’s No. 2 Dodge – at Pocono in July and Michigan in August. Earned a perfect Driver Rating of 150.0 in Pocono win.

• Won the Sprint Cup pole at Fontana in September for 10th career No. 1 qualifying effort.

• Along with two Sprint Cup wins, posted six top-fives and 14 top-10s.

• Led the most miles (1,691) in the Sprint Cup Series. 2006 • Finished 16th in the Sprint Cup point standings in first season with Penske Racing.

• Captured fifth career win at Bristol Motor Speedway in March, tying for third on the all-time win list at the Tennessee short track.

• Tied for most season poles with six. The six No. 1 qualifying efforts were at Fontana (both races), Sonoma, Watkins Glen, Bristol (August), and Martinsville (October). The Sonoma pole was first on a road course.

• Captured win in first career NASCAR Nationwide Series start -- April 8 at Texas Motor Speedway, becoming the 16th driver to win at least one race in each of NASCAR’s three national series – Sprint Cup, Nationwide and Camping World Truck.

• Won Watkins Glen Nationwide Series race from the pole on Aug. 12. 2005 • Finished 10th in the Sprint Cup point standings as the driver of the No. 97 Ford for Roush

Racing.

• Won three Sprint Cup point races – Phoenix in April, Pocono in July and Richmond in September.

• Scored a runner-up finish in the season-opening Daytona 500.

• Competed in IROC XXIX, finished sixth in points.

• Drove for the first time in the Rolex 24 At Daytona sports car endurance race for Multimatic Motorsports with co-drivers Scott Maxwell, Matt Kenseth and Greg Biffle. A part failure dropped team to a 27th-place finish.

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2004 • Won the Sprint Cup Series championship in first season of Chase -- NASCAR’s 10-race

playoff format. Winning margin was eight points over runner-up Jimmie Johnson and 16 over third-place Jeff Gordon. Clinched title by virtue of fifth-place finish in season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

• After starting 10-race Chase seventh in points, went on to claim one win, six top fives and nine top-10s. Won Chase opener in New Hampshire and took over points lead for good after third Chase race in Talladega.

• Season title came in Busch’s fourth full season as a Sprint Cup Series driver.

• Won three Sprint Cup point races – Bristol in March and both New Hampshire races (in July and September). Also scored 10 top-fives and 21 top-10s.

• Captured the pole for the Homestead season finale.

• Competed in IROC XXVIII, finished fifth in points. 2003 • Finished 11th in the Sprint Cup point standings as Roush Racing’s No. 97 Ford driver.

• Second straight season as a four-time Sprint Cup winner. Scored victories at Bristol (March), Fontana (April), Michigan (June) and Bristol (August).

• Completed first career sweep by winning both Bristol races.

• The victory at Fontana was first 500-mile win.

• Opened season with back-to-back runner-up finishes in Daytona and Rockingham.

• Along with four race wins, the up-and-down season included nine top-fives, 14 top-10s and a career season high of eight DNFs.

• Won the International Race of Champions (IROC) championship in first season competing in the prestigious all-star series. Clinched title by 11 points over Mark Martin after securing a fourth-place finish at the final IROC race of season at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

2002 • Finished third in the Sprint Cup point standings, driving the No. 97 Ford for Roush Racing.

• Won four Sprint Cup races – Bristol (March), Martinsville (October), Atlanta (October) and Homestead (November). Wins at Martinsville and Atlanta were back-to-back victories, a personal first in Sprint Cup competition.

• Won Homestead race from the pole.

• Final three wins of season were scored in the span of five events.

2001 • Rookie season in Sprint Cup Series. Finished 27th in driver points, piloting the No. 97 Ford for

Roush Racing.

• Won first Sprint Cup pole at Darlington in September. Led the Darlington race for 74 laps before mechanical problems ended the day.

• Finished a season-best third at the April Talladega race.

• Scored three top-fives and six top-10s.

• Made one start in NASCAR Camping World Truck Series competition at Milwaukee, scoring a fifth-place finish.

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2000 • Finished second in Camping World Truck Series point standings, driving No 99 Ford for

Roush Racing.

• Won first Truck Series race from pole in July event at Milwaukee Mile. Pole was also a career first in Truck Series.

• Won a total of four Truck Series races – Milwaukee, New Hampshire, Dover and Fontana. The wins at Milwaukee and New Hampshire were back-to-back victories.

• Named 2000 Truck Series Rookie of the Year.

• Made Sprint Cup Series debut on Sept. 24 at Dover. Started 10th, finished 18th.

• Started seven Sprint Cup races with his best finish of 13th at Charlotte in October.

1999 • Won the NASCAR Southwest Series championship.

• Participated in and won the Roush Racing “Gong Show” audition to become the new driver of the No. 99 Roush Racing entry in the Camping World Truck Series.

1998 • Named NASCAR Southwest Series Rookie of the Year.

1997 • Competed in the Winter Heat Series at Tucson Raceway Park.

• Joined the Star Nursery race team to compete in the Southwest Series. 1996 • Champion in all three divisions at Las Vegas Speedway Park -- Hobby Stock, Legends and Dwarf Cars. • Named the Legends Cars National Rookie of the Year.

• Won the Legends Cars Western States championship. 1995 • Won the Nevada State Dwarf Car championship.

• Won the Las Vegas Speedway Park Dwarf Car championship. 1994 • Named the Nevada State Dwarf Car Rookie of the Year.

1992 • Competed in first Dwarf Car competition event at age 14 at Pahrump (Nev.) Valley Speedway.

• Won first Dwarf Car race in his second start in the series while competing at Las Vegas Speedway Park.

Kurt Busch’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Record

Yr.

Team

Car

Starts

Wins Top

5 Top 10

DNF

Poles

Laps Led

Prize Money

Driver Rank

2000 Roush Racing #97 Ford 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 311,915 48 2001 Roush Racing #97 Ford 35 0 3 6 7 1 160 2,170,629 27 2002 Roush Racing #97 Ford 36 4 12 20 4 1 933 5,105,394 3 2003 Roush Racing #97 Ford 36 4 9 14 8 0 680 5,587,384 11 2004 Roush Racing #97 Ford 36 3 10 21 3 1 746 9,677,543 1 2005 Roush Racing #97 Ford 34 3 9 18 3 0 958 7,667,861 10 2006 Penske Racing #2 Dodge 36 1 7 12 3 6 272 5,681,655 16 2007 Penske Racing #2 Dodge 36 2 6 14 3 1 885 6,852,008 7 2008 Penske Racing #2 Dodge 36 1 5 10 5 0 164 5,098,191 18 2009 Penske Racing #2 Dodge 36 2 10 21 3 0 738 6,844,780 4 2010 Penske Racing #2 Dodge 36 2 9 17 2 2 842 7,620,702 11 2011 Penske Racing #22 Dodge 36 2 8 16 3 3 770 6,714,991 11 2012 Phoenix Racing #51 Chevy 29 0 1 2 6 0 19 3,380,145

Furniture Row Racing #78 Chevy 6 0 0 3 0 0 0 688,628 25 Totals 435 24 89 174 50 15 7,167 73,401,826

Career Avg. Start: 16.1 Career Avg. Finish: 17.4 Sprint Cup Championship 2004 – fourth full season

First Sprint Cup Start Sept. 24, 2000 at Dover International Speedway – Started: 10 Finished: 18

First Sprint Cup Win March 24, 2002 at Bristol Motor Speedway – Career Start No. 48

First Sprint Cup Pole Sept. 2, 2001 at Darlington Raceway – Career Start No. 32

Chase Appearances (6) 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011 Sprint Cup Wins (24) by Year: 2002 (4): Bristol-1, Martinsville-2, Atlanta-2, Homestead 2003 (4): Bristol-1, Fontana, Michigan-1, Bristol-2 2004 (3): Bristol-1, New Hampshire-1, New Hampshire-2 2005 (3): Phoenix-1, Pocono-2, Richmond-2 2006 (1): Bristol-1 2007 (2): Pocono-2, Michigan-2 2008 (1): New Hampshire-1 2009 (2): Atlanta-1, Fort Worth-2 2010 (2): Atlanta-1, Charlotte-1 2011 (2): Sonoma, Dover-2 Sprint Cup Wins (24) by Racetrack: 5 – Bristol Motor Speedway 3 – Atlanta Motor Speedway 3 -- New Hampshire Motor Speedway 2 – Michigan International Speedway 2 – Pocono Raceway 1 – Auto Club Speedway (Fontana, Calif.) 1 – Charlotte Motor Speedway 1 – Dover International Speedway 1 – Homestead-Miami Speedway 1 – Martinsville Speedway 1 – Phoenix International Raceway 1 – Richmond Raceway 1 – Sonoma Raceway 1 – Texas Motor Speedway (Fort Worth)

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Sprint Cup Poles (15) by Year: 2001 (1): Darlington-2 2002 (1): Homestead 2004 (1): Homestead 2006 (6): Fontana-1, Sonoma, Watkins Glen, Bristol-2, Fontana-2, Martinsville-2 2007 (1): Fontana-2 2010 (2): Las Vegas, Michigan-1 2011 (3): Kansas-1, Pocono-1, Michigan-1

Sprint Cup Poles (15) by Racetrack 3 – Auto Club Speedway (Fontana, Calif.) 2 – Homestead-Miami Speedway 2 -- Michigan International Speedway 1 – Bristol Motor Speedway 1 – Darlington Raceway 1 – Kansas Speedway 1 – Las Vegas Motor Speedway 1 – Martinsville Speedway 1 – Pocono Raceway 1 – Sonoma Raceway 1 – Watkins Glen International

Kurt Busch’s NASCAR Nationwide Series Record

Yr.

Team

Car

Starts

Wins

Top 5

Top 10

DNF

Poles

Laps Led

Prize Money

2006 Penske Racing Dodge 7 2 5 6 0 1 303 236,150 2007 Penske Racing Dodge 4 0 2 3 1 1 114 104,815 2011 Penske Racing Dodge 1 1 1 1 0 1 37 42,481 2012 Kyle Busch Motorsports Toyota 11 1 6 8 2 0 98 249,390

Phoenix Racing Chevrolet 4 1 1 3 1 0 66 176,900 Totals 27 5 15 21 4 3 618 809,736

Nationwide Wins (5) by Year: 2006 (2): Fort Worth-1, Watkins Glen 2011 (1): Watkins Glen 2012 (2): Richmond-1, Daytona-2

Nationwide Poles (3) by Year: 2006 (1): Watkins Glen 2007 (1): Watkins Glen 2011 (1): Watkins Glen

First Nationwide Start April 8, 2006 Texas Motor Speedway (Fort Worth) Started: 7th, Finished 1st

First Nationwide Win April 8, 2006 at Texas Motor Speedway – Career Start No. 1

First Nationwide Pole Aug. 12, 2006, Watkins Glen – Career Start No. 6

Kurt Busch’s NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Record

Yr.

Team

Truck

Starts

Wins Top

5 Top 10

DNF

Poles

Laps Led

Prize Money

Driver Rank

2000 Roush Racing Ford 24 4 13 16 1 4 458 745,632 2 2001 Roush Racing Ford 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 14,505 2012 Kyle Busch Motorsports Toyota 2 0 0 2 0 0 59 21,400

Billy Ballew Chevrolet 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 10,235 Totals 28 4 14 20 1 4 517 791,772

Truck Series Wins (4) by Year: 2000: Milwaukee, New Hampshire, Dover, Fontana

Truck Series Poles (4) by Year 2000: Milwaukee, Richmond, Dover, Fontana

First Truck Start Feb. 18, 2000, Daytona International Speedway Started 34th, Finished: 2nd

First Truck Win July 1, 2000, Milwaukee Mile – Career Start No. 14

First Truck Pole July 1, 2000, Milwaukee Mile – Career Start No. 14

Kurt Busch 2000 Sprint Cup Series Results

No. 97 Ford, Roush Racing Race No.

Date

Event

St

Fn

Laps

Laps Led

Status

Points / Standing

Prize Money

27 9/24 Dover 10 18 398/400 0 Running 109/57th $55,975 28 10/1 Martinsville 40 37 396/500 0 Running 161/55th 29,375 29 10/8 Charlotte 42 13 334/334 0 Running 285/53rd 42,600 31 10/22 Rockingham 24 24 392/393 0 Running 376/52nd 36,675 32 11/5 Phoenix 26 29 311/312 0 Running 452/48th 50,675 33 11/12 Homestead 10 19 264/267 0 Running 558/48th 50,300 34 11/20 Atlanta 24 36 316/325 0 Running 613/48th 46,315

2000 Totals

Starts Win T5 T10 Pole Laps Led Laps Completed AvgSt AvgFn DNF Money 7 0 0 0 0 0 2411 of 2531 – 95.3% 25.1 25.1 0 $311,915

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Date

Event

St

Fn

Laps

Laps Led

Status

Points / Standing

Prize Money

1 2/18 Daytona 500 26 41 169/200 0 Running 40 / 41st $120,284 2 2/26 Rockingham 9 36 383/393 0 Running 95 / 42nd 41,250 3 3/4 Las Vegas 9 11 267/267 0 Running 225 / 33rd 80,575 4 3/11 Atlanta 36 10 324/325 0 Running 359 / 27th 56,945 5 3/18 Darlington 27 30 288/293 0 Running 432 / 29th 41,010 6 3/25 Bristol 39 42 118/500 0 Accident 469 / 34th 49,535 7 4/1 Fort Worth 16 4 334/334 0 Running 629 / 30th 162,150 8 4/8 Martinsville 41 33 466/500 0 Running 693 / 31st 38,800 9 4/22 Talladega 27 3 188/188 2 Running 863 / 24th 107,780

10 4/29 Fontana 32 13 250/250 0 Running 987 / 21st 64,800 11 5/5 Richmond 31 18 399/400 0 Running 1096 / 20th 48,650 12 5/27 Charlotte 42 12 400/400 0 Running 1223 / 20th 70,775 13 6/3 Dover 20 39 247/400 0 Accident 1269 / 23rd 50,675 14 6/10 Michigan 11 43 16/200 0 Accident 1303 / 25th 42,069 15 6/17 Pocono 41 13 200/200 0 Running 1427 / 25th 48,940 16 6/24 Sonoma 41 23 112/112 0 Running 1521 / 23rd 52,205 17 7/7 Daytona 28 30 159/160 0 Running 1594 / 23rd 54,750 18 7/15 Chicagoland 31 8 267/267 0 Running 1736 / 22nd 68,100 19 7/22 N. Hampshire 32 42 74/300 0 Overheating 1773 / 22nd 46,700 20 7/29 Pocono 35 37 187/200 0 Running 1825 / 25th 38,225 21 8/5 Indianapolis 34 5 160/160 1 Running 1985 / 21st 190,300 22 8/12 Watkins Glen 28 29 90/90 0 Running 2061 / 23rd 40,575 23 8/19 Michigan 23 43 40/162 0 Engine 2095 / 24th 41,794 24 8/25 Bristol 26 25 490/500 0 Running 2183 / 24th 58,980 25 9/2 Darlington 1 39 316/367 74 Running 2234 / 26th 50,375 26 9/8 Richmond 40 24 399/400 0 Running 2325 / 26th 46,580 27 9/23 Dover 43 41 115/400 0 Engine 2365 / 26th 49,075 28 9/30 Kansas 40 9 267/267 0 Running 2503 / 26th 67,700 29 10/7 Charlotte 43 22 331/334 0 Running 2600 / 26th 46,580 30 10/15 Martinsville 40 35 479/500 38 Running 2663 / 25th 37,800 31 10/21 Talladega 27 29 187/188 0 Running 2739 / 25th 47,940 32 10/28 Phoenix 41 22 312/312 0 Running 2836 / 25th 52,850 33 11/4 Rockingham 11 39 333/393 45 Engine 2887 / 24th 41,390 34 11/11 Homestead 32 23 267/267 0 Running 2981 / 25th 49,550 35 11/18 Atlanta DNQ 36 11/23 N. Hampshire 27 21 298/300 0 Running 3081 / 27th 50,650

2001 Totals

Starts Win T5 T10 Pole Laps Led Laps Completed AvgSt AvgFn DNF Money 35 0 3 6 1 160 8932 of 10529 – 84.8% 29.4 25.4 7 $2,170,629*

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2001 Non-point races Date Event St Fn Laps Laps Led Status Money 2/15 Gatorade Twin 125 (Daytona) 20 12 50/50 0 Running N/A

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Date

Event

St

Fn

Laps

Laps Led

Status

Points / Standing

Prize Money

1 2/17 Daytona 500 15 4 200/200 16 Running 165 / 3rd $499,462 2 2/24 Rockingham 7 12 393/393 0 Running 292 / 3rd 48,310 3 3/3 Las Vegas 3 20 267/267 6 Running 400 / 8th 67,825 4 3/10 Atlanta 4 11 325/325 59 Running 535 / 7th 62,225 5 3/17 Darlington 13 28 278/293 0 Running 614 / 11th 47,930 6 3/24 Bristol 27 1 500/500 89 Running 794 / 5th 143,840 7 4/8 Fort Worth 19 23 332/334 1 Running 894 / 7th 80,900 8 4/14 Martinsville 20 10 500/500 0 Running 1028 / 6th 59,750 9 4/21 Talladega 20 3 188/188 0 Running 1193 / 4th 120,255

10 4/28 Fontana 2 2 250/250 102 Running 1373 / 2nd 140,075 11 5/4 Richmond 37 27 395/400 0 Running 1455 / 3rd 51,650 12 5/26 Charlotte 24 31 395/400 2 Running 1530 / 8th 64,775 13 6/2 Dover 5 12 400/400 0 Running 1657 / 8th 66,210 14 6/9 Pocono 8 40 67/200 0 Accident 1700 / 10th 43,100 15 6/16 Michigan 12 10 200/200 24 Running 1839 / 9th 64,915 16 6/23 Sonoma 2 4 110/110 30 Running 2004 / 9th 81,765 17 7/6 Daytona 28 31 153/160 0 Running 2074 / 10th 66,025 18 7/14 Chicagoland 2 6 267/267 0 Running 2224 / 9th 85,000 19 7/21 N. Hampshire 23 8 300/300 0 Running 2366 / 8th 64,925 20 7/28 Pocono 23 2 175/175 3 Running 2541 / 5th 113,570 21 8/4 Indianapolis 38 41 34/160 0 Accident 2581 / 10th 100,045 22 8/11 Watkins Glen 9 41 51/90 0 Engine 2621 / 11th 45,660 23 8/18 Michigan 13 39 159/200 23 Engine 2672 / 12th 48,945 24 8/24 Bristol 8 6 500/500 45 Running 2827 / 11th 83,265 25 9/1 Darlington 11 7 367/367 0 Running 2973 / 12th 66,710 26 9/7 Richmond 22 19 398/400 0 Running 3079 / 12th 53,780 27 9/15 N. Hampshire 6 2 207/207 7 Running 3254 / 11th 144,300 28 9/22 Dover 6 7 400/400 0 Running 3400 / 12th 67,190 29 9/29 Kansas City 13 31 206/267 0 Running 3470 / 11th 62,400 30 10/6 Talladega 11 4 188/188 35 Running 3635 / 11th 86,665 31 10/13 Charlotte 11 12 334/334 46 Running 3767 / 9th 68,650 32 10/20 Martinsville 36 1 500/500 111 Running 3947 / 7th 142,175 33 10/27 Atlanta 8 1 248/248 84 Running 4132 / 6th 212,100 34 11/3 Rockingham 7 3 393/393 105 Running 4302 / 5th 80,400 35 11/10 Phoenix 13 6 312/312 117 Running 4462 / 3rd 76,500 36 11/17 Homestead 1 1 267/267 28 Running 4642 / 3rd 297,100

2002 Totals



2002 Non-point races Date Event St Fn Laps Laps Led Status Money 2/10 Budweiser Shootout (Daytona) 1 14 70/70 3 Running 30,954 2/15 Gatorade Twin 125 (Daytona) 22 7 50/50 0 Running 21,612 5/18 Nextel All Star Challenge (Charlotte) 11 4 90/90 2 Running 57,500

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Date

Event

St

Fn

Laps

Laps Led

Status

Points / Standing

Prize Money

1 2/16 Daytona 500 36 2 109/109 0 Running 170 / 2nd $1,027,101 2 2/23 Rockingham 27 2 393/393 150 Running 345 / 1st 108,200 3 3/2 Las Vegas 5 38 179/267 2 Accident 399 / 6th 78,475 4 3/9 Atlanta 9 40 143/325 0 Engine 442 / 14th 66,090 5 3/16 Darlington 6 2 293/293 23 Running 617 / 5th 103,725 6 3/23 Bristol 9 1 500/500 116 Running 797 / 2nd 162,790 7 3/30 Fort Worth 30 9 334/334 0 Running 935 / 2nd 133,150 8 4/6 Talladega 26 19 186/188 1 Running 1046 / 3rd 87,195 9 4/13 Martinsville 36 28 498/500 0 Running 1125 / 5th 64,910

10 4/27 Fontana 16 1 250/250 27 Running 1305 / 4th 213,150 11 5/3 Richmond 7 8 393/393 17 Running 1452 / 3rd 89,925 12 5/25 Charlotte 12 15 275/276 1 Running 1575 / 4th 110,950 13 6/1 Dover 7 15 399/400 1 Running 1698 / 5th 95,685 14 6/8 Pocono 10 36 193/200 0 Accident 1753 / 5th 62,790 15 6/15 Michigan 4 1 200/200 24 Running 1933 / 5th 172,650 16 6/22 Sonoma 5 28 110/110 0 Running 2012 / 6th 75,255 17 7/5 Daytona 31 36 151/160 0 Running 2067 / 7th 83,600 18 7/13 Chicagoland 32 39 124/267 0 Engine 2113 / 9th 79,985 19 7/20 N. Hampshire 9 11 300/300 0 Running 2243 / 8th 94,250 20 7/27 Pocono 13 2 200/200 1 Running 2418 / 8th 152,695 21 8/3 Indianapolis 6 7 160/160 2 Running 2569 / 8th 189,675 22 8/10 Watkins Glen 8 12 90/90 0 Running 2696 / 8th 85,100 23 8/17 Michigan 20 18 200/200 43 Running 2810 / 9th 96,690 24 8/23 Bristol 5 1 500/500 121 Running 2990 / 6th 237,565 25 8/31 Darlington 31 13 367/367 0 Running 3114 / 6th 92,135 26 9/6 Richmond 25 24 398/400 0 Running 3205 / 8th 78,605 27 9/14 N. Hampshire 28 15 299/300 0 Running 3323 / 7th 89,375 28 9/21 Dover 7 38 347/400 0 Engine 3372 / 8th 71,750 29 9/28 Talladega 39 6 188/188 11 Running 3527 / 8th 106,750 30 10/5 Kansas City 21 40 181/267 2 Engine 3575 / 9th 79,785 31 10/11 Charlotte 17 41 229/334 0 Accident 3615 / 10th 64,870 32 10/19 Martinsville 13 39 407/500 37 Engine 3666 / 11th 63,065 33 10/27 Atlanta 17 8 325/325 3 Running 3813 / 11th 110,475 34 11/2 Phoenix 7 4 312/312 98 Running 3983 / 9th 142,585 35 11/9 Rockingham 19 17 391/393 0 Running 4095 / 10th 82,925 36 11/16 Homestead 7 36 147/267 0 Running 4150 / 11th 63,760

2003 Totals



2003 Non-point races Date Event St Fn Laps Laps Led Status Money

2/8 Budweiser Shootout (Daytona) 3 11 70/70 11 Running 37,700 2/13 Gatorade Twin 125 (Daytona) 15 23 49/50 0 Running 21,770 5/17 Nextel All Star Challenge (Charlotte) 11 2 90/90 7 Running 265,104

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Date

Event

St

Fn

Laps

Laps Led

Status

Points / Standing

Prize Money

1 2/15 Daytona 500 15 16 199/200 0 Running 115 / 16th $236,887 2 2/22 Rockingham 27 8 393/393 0 Running 257 / 7th 83,785 3 3/7 Las Vegas 2 9 267/267 4 Running 400 / 5th 108,500 4 3/14 Atlanta 20 12 325/325 0 Running 527 / 6th 78,950 5 3/21 Darlington 4 6 293/293 76 Running 687 / 4th 86,275 6 3/28 Bristol 13 1 500/500 119 Running 877 / 2nd 173,465 7 4/4 Fort Worth 12 6 334/334 1 Running 1032 / 1st 147,050 8 4/18 Martinsville 7 11 500/500 0 Running 1162 / 2nd 80,100 9 4/25 Talladega 22 36 82/188 1 Accident 1222 / 4th 82,875

10 5/2 Fontana 21 23 249/250 0 Running 1316 / 5th 90,550 11 5/15 Richmond 23 31 386/400 6 Running 1391 / 9th 76,025 12 5/30 Charlotte 32 11 400/400 0 Running 1521 / 8th 107,380 13 6/6 Dover 11 12 398/400 0 Running 1648 / 6th 91,535 14 6/13 Pocono 27 5 200/200 0 Running 1803 / 7th 95,600 15 6/20 Brooklyn 7 11 200/200 0 Running 1933 / 6th 85,705 16 6/27 Sonoma 3 36 94/110 1 Running 1993 / 8th 78,160 17 7/3 Daytona 35 4 160/160 0 Running 2153 / 7th 142,625 18 7/11 Chicagoland 21 35 151/267 0 Running 2211 / 9th 84,600 19 7/25 N. Hampshire 32 1 300/300 110 Running 2396 / 6th 222,225 20 8/1 Pocono 3 26 192/200 0 Transmission 2481 / 7th 74,165 21 8/8 Indianapolis 15 10 161/161 0 Running 2615 / 7th 172,900 22 8/15 Watkins Glen 7 10 90/90 1 Running 2754 / 7th 81,140 23 8/22 Michigan 7 6 200/200 4 Running 2909 / 6th 89,540 24 8/28 Bristol 24 8 499/500 0 Running 3051 / 6th 107,515 25 9/5 Fontana 4 11 250/250 7 Running 3186 / 7th 114,700 26 9/11 Richmond 17 15 399/400 94 Running 3309 / 7th 80,830 27 9/19 N. Hampshire 7 1 300/300 155 Running 5210 / 2nd 237,225 28 9/26 Dover 13 5 400/400 12 Running 5370 / 2nd 99,745 29 10/3 Talladega 8 5 188/188 4 Running 5530 / 1st 104,290 30 10/10 Kansas 22 6 267/267 1 Running 5685 / 1st 91,825 31 10/16 Charlotte 21 4 334/334 3 Running 5850 / 1st 110,250 32 10/24 Martinsville 7 5 500/500 120 Running 6015 / 1st 107,175 33 10/31 Atlanta 22 42 51/325 0 Engine 6052 / 1st 84,790 34 11/7 Phoenix 28 10 315/315 14 Running 6191 / 1st 84,300 35 11/14 Darlington 1* 6 367/367 9 Running 6346 / 1st 103,275 36 11/21 Homestead 1 5 271/271 4 Running 6506 / 1st 130,650

2004 Totals

Starts Win T5 T10 Pole Laps Led Laps Completed AvgSt AvgFn DNF Money 36 3 10 21 1 746 10215 of 10755 – 95% 15.0 12.5 3 9,677,543**

*qualifying canceled due to rain; field set by points. Does not count as winning a pole.

**includes post-season award and non-point races

2004 Non-point races Date Event St Fn Laps Laps Led Status Money 2/12 Gatorade Twin 125 (Daytona) 12 7 50/50 0 Running 25,112 5/22 Nextel All-Star Challenge (Charlotte) 14 20 10/90 0 Accident 70,900

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Date

Event

St

Fn

Laps

Laps Led

Status

Points / Standing

Prize Money

1 2/20 Daytona 500 13 2 203/203 0 Running 170 / 2nd $1,106,130 2 2/27 Fontana 20 3 250/250 11 Running 340 / 1st 208,075 3 3/13 Las Vegas 5 3 267/267 40 Running 510 / 1st 249,125 4 3/20 Atlanta 24 32 304/325 0 Running 577 / 4th 117,310 5 4/3 Bristol 26 35 360/500 0 Accident 635 / 7th 129,165 6 4/10 Martinsville 9 19 498/500 33 Running 746 / 9th 119,325 7 4/17 Fort Worth 19 7 334/334 2 Running 897 / 4th 134,975 8 4/23 Phoenix 2 1 312/312 219 Running 1087 / 2nd 264,000 9 5/1 Talladega 10 7 194/194 1 Running 1238 / 2nd 153,005

10 5/7 Darlington 11 37 306/370 0 Running 1290 / 4th 118,125 11 5/14 Richmond 4 17 400/400 11 Running 1407 / 5th 116,695 12 5/29 Charlotte 35 43 26/400 0 Accident 1441 / 10th 132,145 13 6/5 Dover 10 9 400/400 0 Running 1579 / 8th 140,785 14 6/12 Pocono 2 22 200/201 2 Running 1681 / 11th 114,250 15 6/19 Michigan 13 12 200/200 12 Running 1813 / 9th 125,665 16 6/26 Sonoma 6 3 110/110 0 Running 1978 / 8th 191,750 17 7/2 Daytona 28 37 102/160 0 Running 2030 / 9th 131,750 18 7/10 Chicagoland 19 8 267/267 0 Running 2172 / 10th 148,775 19 7/17 N. Hampshire 5 2 300/300 6 Running 2347 / 5th 205,050 20 7/24 Pocono 2 1 203/203 131 Running 2537 / 5th 261,275 21 8/7 Indianapolis 37 18 160/160 0 Running 2646 / 5th 206,825 22 8/14 Watkins Glen 5 39 80/92 0 Accident 2692 / 6th 109,350 23 8/21 Michigan 17 7 200/200 65 Running 2848 / 7th 134,490 24 8/27 Bristol 13 10 500/500 0 Running 2982 / 7th 148,625 25 9/4 Fontana 3 12 254/254 39 Running 3114 / 6th 143,025 26 9/10 Richmond 5 1 400/400 185 Running 5030 / 5th 242,900 27 9/18 N. Hampshire 12 35 233/300 0 Running 5088 / 10th 118,975 28 9/25 Dover 10 23 401/404 192 Running 5192 / 10th 133,500 29 10/2 Talladega 21 8 190/190 7 Running 5339 / 10th 138,200 30 10/9 Kansas 10 14 267/267 0 Running 5460 / 10th 138,425 31 10/15 Charlotte 7 2 336/336 2 Running 5635 / 10th 222,625 32 10/23 Martinsville 14 6 500/500 0 Running 5785 / 8th 124,050 33 10/30 Atlanta 30 36 270/325 0 Running 5840 / 9th 129,550 34 11/6 Fort Worth 18 10 334/334 0 Running 5974 / 8th 163,000 35 11/13 Phoenix DNE 5974 / 9th 36 11/20 Homestead DNE 5974 / 10th

2005 Totals



2005 Non-point races Date Event St Fn Laps Laps Led Status Money 2/12 Budweiser Shootout (Daytona) 6 6 70/70 0 Running 48,445 2/17 Gatorade Duel 150 (Daytona) 4 6 60/60 0 Running 23,788 5/22 Nextel All-Star Challenge (Charlotte) 8 7 90/90 0 Running 85,825

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Kurt Busch 2006 Sprint Cup Series Results No. 2 Dodge, Penske Racing

Race No.

Date

Event

St

Fn

Laps

Laps Led

Status

Points / Standing

Prize Money

1 2/19 Daytona 500 13 38 187/203 1 Accident 54 / 38th $280,366 2 2/26 Fontana 1 16 251/251 7 Running 174 / 25th 144,558 3 3/12 Las Vegas 6 16 270/270 0 Running 289 / 22nd 126,583 4 3/20 Atlanta 9 37 321/325 22 Running 346 / 27th 99,153 5 3/26 Bristol 9 1 500/500 33 Running 531 / 16th 175,858 6 4/2 Martinsville 9 11 500/500 0 Running 661 / 14th 111,683 7 4/9 Fort Worth 7 34 286/334 0 Running 722 / 17th 124,633 8 4/22 Phoenix 7 24 310/312 0 Running 813 / 17th 103,833 9 5/1 Talladega 5 7 188/188 9 Running 964 / 16th 143,233

10 5/6 Richmond 13 29 397/400 0 Running 1040 / 18th 105,008 11 5/13 Darlington 10 19 366/367 0 Running 1146 / 18th 115,633 12 5/28 Charlotte 20 39 290/400 0 Running 1192 / 19th 122,858 13 6/4 Dover 4 16 400/400 0 Running 1307 / 18th 122,658 14 6/11 Pocono 2 2 200/200 31 Running 1482 / 17th 193,258 15 6/18 Michigan 13 9 129/129 0 Running 1620 / 16th 117,583 16 6/25 Sonoma 1 5 110/110 29 Running 1780 / 14th 145,433 17 7/1 Daytona 16 3 160/160 0 Running 1945 / 13th 196,233 18 7/9 Chicagoland 19 8 270/270 0 Running 2087 / 13th 138,958 19 7/16 N. Hampshire 10 38 285/308 0 Running 2136 / 14th 108,533 20 7/23 Pocono 7 2 200/200 4 Running 2311 / 13th 182,758 21 8/6 Indianapolis 3 12 160/160 0 Running 2438 / 13th 211,933 22 8/13 Watkins Glen 1 19 90/90 38 Running 2554 / 12th 117,333 23 8/20 Michigan 16 40 127/200 1 Accident 2602 / 14th 109,523 24 8/26 Bristol 1 37 446/500 27 Running 2659 / 14th 128,413 25 9/3 Fontana 1 27 249/250 11 Running 2746 / 14th 135,918 26 9/9 Richmond 18 27 398/400 0 Running 2828 / 14th 105,808 27 9/17 N. Hampshire 3 19 300/300 0 Running 2934 / 14th 114,058 28 9/24 Dover 10 4 400/400 0 Running 3094 / 14th 153,233 29 10/1 Kansas 7 25 265/267 0 Running 3182 / 14th 122,133 30 10/8 Talladega 29 3 188/188 3 Running 3352 / 14th 169,108 31 10/14 Charlotte 42 32 208/334 0 Running 3369 / 16th 102,258 32 10/22 Martinsville 1 27 496/500 19 Running 3456 / 16th 112,118 33 10/29 Atlanta 16 14 323/325 0 Running 3577 / 16th 131,333 34 11/5 Fort Worth 3 8 339/339 37 Running 3724 / 15th 164,833 35 11/12 Phoenix 8 8 312/312 0 Running 3866 / 14th 93,050 36 11/19 Homestead 36 43 9/268 0 Accident 3900 / 16th 100,506

2006 Totals



2006 Non-point races Date Event St Fn Laps Laps Led Status Money 2/16 Gatorade Duel 150 (Daytona) 6 6 64/64 0 Running 22,383 5/20 Nextel All-Star Challenge (Charlotte) 3 20 33/90 0 Engine 92,083

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Race No.

Date

Event

St

Fn

Laps

Laps Led

Status

Points / Standing

Prize Money

1 2/18 Daytona 500 4 41 166/202 95 Running 50 / 36th $300,816 2 2/25 Fontana 18 7 250/250 0 Running 196 / 19th 140,583 3 3/11 Las Vegas 10 26 265/267 0 Running 281 / 23rd 120,708 4 3/18 Atlanta 17 11 325/325 14 Running 416 / 20th 110,408 5 3/25 Bristol 42 29 499/504 10 Running 497 / 20th 118,483 6 4/1 Martinsville 12 12 500/500 0 Running 624 / 17th 114,858 7 4/15 Fort Worth 17 11 334/334 42 Running 759 / 15th 157,233 8 4/21 Phoenix 6 18 312/312 0 Running 868 / 13th 103,108 9 4/29 Talladega 26 3 192/192 7 Running 1038 / 10th 212,483

10 5/6 Richmond 33 5 400/400 27 Running 1198 / 9th 139,858 11 5/13 Darlington 18 12 367/367 0 Running 1325 / 7th 119,108 12 5/27 Charlotte 2 32 296/400 107 Accident 1402 / 9th 126,758 13 6/4 Dover 12 42 271/400 0 Parked 1339 / 17th 108,298 14 6/10 Pocono 27 16 106/106 0 Running 1454 / 16th 103,908 15 6/17 Michigan 10 25 198/200 2 Running 1547 / 16th 109,208 16 6/24 Sonoma 14 22 110/110 0 Running 1644 / 16th 110,783 17 7/1 N.Hampshire 2 21 300/300 10 Running 1749 / 15th 112,633 18 7/7 Daytona 16 3 160/160 45 Running 1919 / 15th 197,033 19 7/15 Chicagoland 35 6 267/267 2 Running 2074 / 14th 150,133 20 7/29 Indianapolis 6 11 160/160 0 Running 2204 / 13th 205,358 21 8/5 Pocono 2 1 200/200 175 Running 2399 / 12th 212,108 22 8/12 Watkins Glen 13 11 90/90 0 Running 2529 / 12th 106,458 23 8/21 Michigan 15 1 203/203 92 Running 2724 / 12th 190,108 24 8/25 Bristol 19 6 500/500 2 Running 2879 / 12th 145,608 25 9/2 Fontana 1 9 250/250 21 Running 3022 / 11th 146,308 26 9/8 Richmond 14 9 400/400 0 Running 5020 / 4th 113,958 27 9/16 N. Hampshire 3 25 299/300 0 Running 5108 / 12th 110,733 28 9/23 Dover 4 29 385/400 20 Accident 5189 / 11th 103,983 29 9/30 Kansas 12 11 210/210 76 Running 5329 / 9th 131,483 30 10/7 Talladega 41 7 188/188 0 Running 5475 / 7th 127,933 31 10/13 Charlotte 8 26 335/337 13 Running 5565 / 7th 102,383 32 10/21 Martinsville 11 31 501/506 0 Running 5635 / 10th 98,483 33 10/28 Atlanta 2 8 329/329 98 Running 5782 / 9th 145,833 34 11/4 Fort Worth 6 8 334/334 10 Running 5929 / 9th 165,783 35 11/11 Phoenix 9 12 312/312 0 Running 6056 / 10th 109,333 36 11/18 Homestead 5 2 267/267 17 Running 6231 / 7th 263,808

2007 Totals



2007 Non-point races Date Event St Fn Laps Laps Led Status Money 2/10 Budweiser Shootout (Daytona) 19 3 70/70 6 Running 64.500 2/15 Gatorade Duel 150 (Daytona) 18 2 60/60 6 Running 36,783 5/19 Nextel All-Star Challenge (Charlotte) 3 19 62/80 0 Accident 88,685

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Race No.

Date

Event

St

Fn

Laps

Laps Led

Status

Points / Standing

Prize Money

1 2/17 Daytona 500 43 2 200/200 9 Running 175 / 2nd $1,063,870 2 2/25 Fontana 36 13 250/250 0 Running 299 / 4th 92,800 3 3/2 Las Vegas 9 38 255/267 0 Accident 348 / 12th 80,725 4 3/9 Atlanta 29 11 325/325 0 Running 478 / 10th 79,325 5 3/16 Bristol 36 12 506/506 0 Running 605 / 10th 91,825 6 3/30 Martinsville 20 33 493/500 0 Running 669 / 16th 68,400 7 4/6 Fort Worth 23 23 337/339 0 Running 763 / 15th 102,125 8 4/12 Phoenix 40 23 310/312 0 Running 857 / 16th 65,875 9 4/27 Talladega 23 39 173/188 0 Accident 903 / 20th 78,550

10 5/3 Richmond 21 42 229/410 0 Accident 940 / 24th 65,205 11 5/10 Darlington 5 12 367/367 1 Running 1072 / 22nd 87,650 12 5/25 Charlotte 8 16 400/400 64 Running 1192 / 21st 97,250 13 6/1 Dover 2 20 396/400 0 Running 1295 / 21st 85,900 14 6/8 Pocono 11 8 200/200 0 Running 1437 / 21st 87,175 15 6/15 Michigan 22 21 203/203 0 Running 1537 / 19th 82,850 16 6/22 Sonoma 3 32 111/112 0 Running 1604 / 22nd 74,605 17 6/29 N. Hampshire 26 1 284/284 10 Running 1794 / 18th 204,950 18 7/5 Daytona 36 4 162/162 0 Running 1954 / 17th 139,650 19 7/12 Chicagoland 18 28 267/267 1 Running 2038 / 18th 85,125 20 7/27 Indianapolis 7 40 119/160 0 Running 2081 / 18th 139,425 21 8/3 Pocono 10 38 198/200 5 Running 2135 / 18th 63,300 22 8/10 Watkins Glen 19 10 90/90 0 Running 2269 / 18th 81,225 23 8/17 Michigan 13 36 197/200 0 Running 2324 / 19th 71,825 24 8/23 Bristol 19 15 500/500 0 Running 2442 / 19th 99,175 25 8/31 Fontana 9 39 248/250 0 Running 2488 / 19th 86,900 26 9/7 Richmond 20 10 400/400 0 Running 2622 / 19th 82,550 27 9/14 N. Hampshire 20 6 300/300 0 Running 2772 / 18th 101,125 28 9/21 Dover 4 34 394/400 0 Running 2833 / 18th 67,825 29 9/28 Kansas 31 30 265/267 0 Running 2906 / 18th 84,675 30 10/5 Talladega 33 21 177/190 2 Running 3011 / 18th 78,275 31 10/11 Charlotte 19 3 334/334 0 Running 3176 / 18th 145,750 32 10/19 Martinsville 19 36 470/504 0 Running 3231 / 18th 67,400 33 10/26 Atlanta 19 6 325/325 12 Running 3386 / 17th 120,575 34 11/2 Fort Worth 40 41 267/334 0 Engine 3426 / 19th 95,205 35 11/9 Phoenix 3 2 313/313 60 Running 3601 / 18th 156,525 36 11/16 Homestead 38 43 207/267 0 Accident 3635 / 18th 61,876

2008 Totals



2008 Non-point races Date Event St Fn Laps Laps Led Status Money 2/9 Budweiser Shootout (Daytona) 1 18 70/70 0 Running 35,000

2/14 Gatorade Duel 150 (Daytona) 13 26 9/60 0 Electrical 21,945 5/17 Sprint All-Star Challenge (Charlotte) 3 22 100/100 0 Running 79,800

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Race No.

Date

Event

St

Fn

Laps

Laps Led

Status

Points / Standing

Prize Money

1 2/15 Daytona 500 13 10 152/152 0 Running 134 / 11th $325,713 2 2/22 Fontana 4 5 250/250 2 Running 294 / 3rd 133,900 3 3/1 Las Vegas 2 23 284/285 1 Running 393 / 7th 102,525 4 3/8 Atlanta 2 1 330/330 234 Running 588 / 3rd 164,175 5 3/22 Bristol 32 11 503/503 0 Running 718 / 2nd 109,075 6 3/29 Martinsville 2 18 500/500 0 Running 827 / 3rd 91,975 7 4/5 Fort Worth 28 8 334/334 1 Running 974 / 3rd 151,000 8 4/18 Phoenix 3 3 312/312 63 Running 1144 / 3rd 145,375 9 4/26 Talladega 28 6 188/188 13 Running 1299 / 1st 130,750

10 5/2 Richmond 17 12 400/400 8 Running 1431 / 2nd 93,475 11 5/9 Darlington 8 16 367/367 0 Running 1546 / 3rd 100,350 12 5/25 Charlotte 17 34 226/227 0 Running 1607 / 3rd 106,900 13 5/31 Dover 19 5 400/400 0 Running 1762 / 4th 136,250 14 6/7 Pocono 4 37 182/200 2 Running 1819 / 5th 83,275 15 6/14 Michigan 5 8 200/200 0 Running 1961 / 4th 101,150 16 6/21 Sonoma 27 15 113/113 1 Running 2084 / 4th 100,000 17 6/28 N. Hampshire 4 3 273/273 28 Running 2254 / 4th 146,675 18 7/4 Daytona 4 5 160/160 1 Running 2414 / 4th 143,575 19 7/11 Chicagoland 22 17 267/267 0 Running 2526 / 4th 110,100 20 7/26 Indianapolis 40 27 159/160 0 Running 2608 / 4th 164,375 21 8/3 Pocono 4 9 200/200 14 Running 2751 / 4th 96,300 22 8/10 Watkins Glen 2 7 90/90 23 Running 2902 / 4th 98,525 23 8/16 Michigan 6 36 146/200 0 Accident 2957 / 6th 91,675 24 8/22 Bristol 13 7 500/500 0 Running 3103 / 6th 126,975 25 9/6 Atlanta 6 38 244/325 0 Accident 3152 / 7th 101,725 26 9/12 Richmond 13 2 400/400 0 Running 5010 / 7th 170,825 27 9/20 N. Hampshire 3 6 300/300 33 Running 5165 / 5th 114,750 28 9/27 Dover 16 5 400/400 99 Running 5325 / 4th 122,750 29 10/4 Kansas City 39 11 267/267 2 Running 5460 / 5th 115,325 30 10/11 Fontana 24 8 250/250 3 Running 5607 / 6th 121,925 31 10/17 Charlotte 15 10 334/334 2 Running 5746 / 5th 99,600 32 10/25 Martinsville 37 17 501/501 0 Running 5858 / 6th 91,250 33 11/1 Talladega 6 30 189/191 7 Accident 5936 / 6th 93,425 34 11/8 Fort Worth 3 1 334/334 89 Running 6126 / 4th 440,575 35 11/15 Phoenix 2 6 312/312 69 Running 6281 / 4th 112,250 36 11/22 Homestead 12 4 267/267 43 Running 6446 / 4th 157,275

2009 Totals

Starts Win T5 T10 Pole Laps Led Laps Completed AvgSt AvgFn DNF Money 36 2 10 21 0 738 10334 of 10492 – 98.5% 13.4 12.8 3 6,844,780


2009 Non-point races Date Event St Fn Laps Laps Led Status Money 2/7 Budweiser Shootout (Daytona) 12 9 78/78 1 Running 43,000

2/12 Gatorade Duel 150 (Daytona) 22 6 60/60 0 Running 23,788 5/16 Sprint All-Star Challenge (Charlotte) 2 3 100/100 0 Running 148,646

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Race No.

Date

Event

St

Fn

Laps

Laps Led

Status

Points / Standing

Prize Money

1 2/14 Daytona 500 10 23 208/208 33 Running 99 / 22nd $325,268 2 2/21 Fontana 12 6 250/250 1 Running 254 / 11th 161,973 3 2/28 Las Vegas 1 35 259/267 0 Running 312 / 19th 131,898 4 3/7 Atlanta 11 1 341/341 129 Running 502 / 10th 176,498 5 3/21 Bristol 2 3 500/500 278 Running 677 / 6th 167,523 6 3/29 Martinsville 6 23 506/508 19 Running 776 / 6th 116,098 7 4/10 Phoenix 19 35 366/378 0 Running 834 / 14th 117,173 8 4/19 Fort Worth 11 4 334/334 2 Running 999 / 9th 239,123 9 4/25 Talladega 9 8 200/200 8 Running 1146 / 7th 148,398

10 5/1 Richmond 16 18 400/400 0 Running 1255 / 8th 114,673 11 5/8 Darlington 14 3 367/367 0 Running 1420 / 8th 188,698 12 5/16 Dover 12 19 398/400 1 Running 1531 / 9th 128,898 13 5/30 Charlotte 2 1 400/400 252 Running 1726 / 6th 399,623 14 6/6 Pocono 4 6 204/204 3 Running 1881 / 5th 146,196 15 6/13 Michigan 1 3 200/200 60 Running 2051 / 4th 163,298 16 6/20 Sonoma 3 32 110/110 0 Running 2118 / 6th 119,253 17 6/27 N. Hampshire 3 3 301/301 7 Running 2288 / 6th 174,046 18 7/3 Daytona 6 7 166/166 14 Running 2439 / 4th 161,123 19 7/10 Chicagoland 22 26 265/267 0 Running 2524 / 5th 129,198 20 7/25 Indianapolis 14 10 160/160 0 Running 2658 / 5th 215,121 21 8/1 Pocono 13 33 164/200 0 Accident 2722 / 7th 110,198 22 8/8 Watkins Glen 5 2 90/90 0 Running 2892 / 4th 185,323 23 8/15 Michigan 13 40 30/200 0 Engine 2935 / 10th 116,898 24 8/21 Bristol 20 9 500/500 0 Running 3073 / 10th 147,273 25 9/5 Atlanta 11 6 325/325 10 Running 3228 / 8th 160,823 26 9/11 Richmond 21 18 399/400 0 Running 5020 / 5th 115,173 27 9/19 N. Hampshire 12 13 300/300 0 Running 5144 / 5th 123,248 28 9/26 Dover 8 4 400/400 3 Running 5309 / 4th 159,398 29 10/3 Kansas City 9 13 267/267 0 Running 5433 / 6th 137,423 30 10/10 Fontana 38 21 200/200 0 Running 5533 / 6th 119,873 31 10/16 Charlotte 15 30 331/334 0 Running 5606 / 9th 75,950 32 10/24 Martinsville 29 16 499/500 0 Running 5721 / 9th 117,523 33 10/31 Talladega 3 30 188/188 2 Running 5799 / 9th 119,421 34 11/7 Fort Worth 6 24 333/334 0 Running 5890 / 11th 139,773 35 11/14 Phoenix 3 9 312/312 20 Running 6033 / 10th 128,148 36 11/21 Homestead 15 18 267/267 0 Running 6142 / 11th 112,898

2010 Totals



2010 Non-point races Date Event St Fn Laps Laps Led Status Money 2/6 Budweiser Shootout (Daytona) 22 23 32/76 0 Accident 21,309

2/11 Gatorade Duel 150 (Daytona) 3 4 60/60 22 Running 28,970 5/22 Sprint All-Star Challenge (Charlotte) 1 1 100/100 19 Running 1,078,309

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Race No.

Date

Event

St

Fn

Laps

Laps Led

Status

Points / Standing

Prize Money

1 2/20 Daytona 500 3 5 208/208 19 Running 40/4th $573,576 2 2/27 Phoenix 2 8 312/312 31 Running 77/2nd 126,025 3 3/6 Las Vegas 22 9 267/267 1 Running 113/1st 150,700 4 3/20 Bristol 20 7 500/500 0 Running 150/1st 140,150 5 3/27 Fontana 23 17 200/200 0 Running 177/3rd 134,900 6 4/3 Martinsville 20 16 499/500 0 Running 205/4th 118,675 7 4/9 Fort Worth 10 10 334/334 50 Running 240/5th 167,125 8 4/17 Talladega 8 18 188/188 19 Running 267/5th 132,875 9 4/30 Richmond 36 22 397/400 0 Running 289/6th 113,950

10 5/7 Darlington 25 27 364/370 0 Running 306/8th 119,775 11 5/15 Dover 6 14 400/400 0 Running 336/8th 132,575 12 5/29 Charlotte 26 4 402/402 3 Running 377/6th 190,900 13 6/5 Kansas City 1 9 267/267 152 Running 414/6th 139,225 14 6/12 Pocono 1 2 200/200 37 Running 457/6th 203,800 15 6/19 Michigan 1 11 200/200 9 Running 491/6th 130,525 16 6/26 Sonoma 11 1 110/110 76 Running 539/4th 293,300 17 7/2 Daytona 25 14 170/170 6 Running 570/4th 141,000 18 7/9 Kentucky 3 9 267/267 41 Running 606/4th 120,675 19 7/17 N. Hampshire 4 10 301/301 66 Running 641/3rd 128,125 20 7/31 Indianapolis 4 21 160/160 0 Running 664/6th 189,900 21 8/7 Pocono 5 3 200/200 38 Running 706/4th 162,000 22 8/15 Watkins Glen 27 38 48/92 0 Accident 712/6th 106,725 23 8/21 Michigan 13 34 197/203 0 Accident 722/8th 117,050 24 8/27 Bristol 10 17 500/500 0 Running 749/8th 139,025 25 9/6 Atlanta 10 4 325/325 0 Running 789/7th 175,525 26 9/10 Richmond 11 5 400/400 0 Running 2,003/5th 144,325 27 9/19 Chicagoland 3 6 267/267 64 Running 2,043/4th 161,750 28 9/25 N. Hampshire 5 22 299/300 4 Running 2,066/9th 118,375 29 10/2 Dover 2 1 400/400 90 Running 2,113/3rd 223,625 30 10/9 Kansas 17 13 272/272 6 Running 2,145/6th 136,750 31 10/15 Charlotte 20 13 334/334 0 Running 2,176/7th 119,625 32 10/23 Talladega 14 36 173/188 1 Accident 2,185/8th 115,950 33 10/30 Martinsville 8 14 500/500 0 Running 2,215/8th 119,375 34 11/6 Fort Worth 14 30 331/334 0 Running 2,229/9th 137,340 35 11/13 Phoenix 17 22 311/312 57 Running 2,252/8th 112,975 36 11/20 Homestead 4 34 220/267 0 Running 2,262/11th 108,450

2011 Totals



2011 Non-point races Date Event St Fn Laps Laps Led Status Money 2/12 Budweiser Shootout (Daytona) 17 1 75/75 3 Running 203,000 2/17 Gatorade Duel 150 (Daytona) 6 1 62/62 7 Running 56,727 5/21 Sprint All-Star Challenge (Charlotte) 16 13 100/100 0 Running 82,100

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No. 51 Chevrolet, Phoenix Racing No. 78 Chevrolet, Furniture Row Racing

Note: Busch joined Furniture Row Racing for final six races of season

Race No.

Date

Event

St

Fn

Laps

Laps Led

Status

Prize Money

Driver Points

Standing

1 2/27 Daytona 500 28 39 113/202 0 Running 277,913 5/5 34 2 3/4 Phoenix 19 15 312/312 2 Running 102,883 30/35 27 3 3/11 Las Vegas 12 35 251/267 0 Accident 92,605 9/44 29 4 3/18 Bristol 27 18 498/500 0 Running 116,893 26/70 27 5 3/25 Fontana 23 9 129/129 0 Running 138,898 35/105 23 6 4/1 Martinsville 40 33 497/515 0 Running 80,325 11/116 26 7 4/14 Fort Worth 27 13 333/334 0 Running 148,638 31/147 26 8 4/22 Kansas 14 17 266/267 0 Running 107,593 27/174 25 9 4/28 Richmond 13 28 397/400 0 Running 93,243 16/190 26

10 5/6 Talladega 33 20 193/194 4 Running 111,602 25/215 25 11 5/12 Darlington 25 21 368/368 0 Running 110,063 23/238 25 12 5/27 Charlotte 42 27 396/400 0 Running 112,413 17/255 25 13 6/3 Dover 9 24 338/400 0 Engine 107,588 20/275 26 14 6/10 Pocono DNE --/275 27 15 6/17 Michigan 26 30 194/200 0 Running 85,385 14/289 27 16 6/24 Sonoma 8 3 112/112 2 Running 181,623 42/331 27 17 6/30 Kentucky 14 19 267/267 0 Running 100,793 25/356 24 18 7/7 Daytona 35 35 132/160 0 Running 96,380 9/365 25 19 7/15 N. Hampshire 14 24 299/301 2 Running 103,418 21/386 25 20 7/29 Indianapolis 13 36 126/160 0 Engine 145,375 8/394 26 21 8/5 Pocono 6 30 84/98 3 Accident 80,760 15/409 25 22 8/12 Watkins Glen 27 31 81/90 0 Running 78,010 13/422 25 23 8/19 Michigan 26 30 135/201 0 Accident 87,885 14/436 25 24 8/25 Bristol 20 28 440/500 0 Running 101,250 16/452 25 25 9/2 Atlanta 16 13 327/327 0 Running 129,638 31/483 25 26 9/8 Richmond 30 28 396/400 0 Running 93,843 16/499 25 27 9/16 Chicagoland 30 32 245/267 0 Running 101,677 12/511 26 28 9/23 N. Hampshire 23 25 298/300 0 Running 101,543 19/530 25 29 9/30 Dover 28 23 395/400 0 Running 98,643 21/551 26 30 10/7 Talladega 29 39 98/189 6 Parked 79,000 6/557 26 31 10/13 Charlotte 21 21 332/334 0 Running 100,143 23/580 26 32 10/21 Kansas 29 25 265/267 0 Running 109,738 19/599 26 33 10/28 Martinsville 19 15 500/500 0 Running 103,443 29/628 25 34 11/4 Fort Worth 18 8 335/335 0 Running 155,493 36/664 25 35 11/11 Phoenix 6 8 319/319 0 Running 112,493 36/700 25 36 11/18 Homestead 26 9 267/267 0 Running 107,318 35/735 25

2012 Totals



2012 Non-point races Date Event St Fn Laps Laps Led Status Money 2/18 Budweiser Shootout (Daytona) 6 17 73/82 0 Accident 30,025 2/23 Gatorade Duel 150 (Daytona) 15 14 59/60 0 Running 25,063 5/19 Sprint All-Star Challenge (Charlotte) 17 8 90/90 2 Running 80,165

Kurt Busch

Sprint Cup Track Performance History

Page Racetrack 2 Atlanta Motor Speedway

3 Auto Club Speedway (Fontana, Calif.)

4 Bristol Motor Speedway

5 Charlotte Motor Speedway (point races)

6 Charlotte Motor Speedway (All Star races)

7 Chicagoland Speedway

8 Darlington Raceway

9 Daytona International Speedway (point races)

10 Daytona International Speedway (Shootout, Daytona 500 Qualifying Races)

11 Dover International Speedway

12 Homestead-Miami Speedway

12 Indianapolis Motor Speedway

13 Kansas Speedway

13 Kentucky Speedway

14 Las Vegas Motor Speedway

15 Martinsville Speedway

16 Michigan International Speedway

17 New Hampshire Motor Speedway (Loudon)

18 Phoenix International Raceway

19 Pocono Raceway

20 Richmond International Raceway

21 Sonoma Raceway

22 Talladega Motor Speedway

23 Texas Motor Speedway (Fort Worth)

24 Watkins Glen International

Kurt Busch Sprint Cup Track Performance History Page 2

Atlanta Motor Speedway (1.54-mile oval)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2000 NAPA 500 24 36 Running, 316/325 0 $46,315 2001 Cracker Barrel 500 36 10 Running, 324/325 0 56,945

NAPA 500 DNQ 2002 MBNA America 500 4 11 Running, 325/325 59 62,225

*†NAPA 500 8 1 Running, 248/248 84 212,100 2003 Bass Pro Shops/MBNA 500 I 9 40 Engine, 143/325 0 66,090

Bass Pro Shops/MBNA 500 II 17 8 Running, 325/325 3 110,475 2004 Golden Corral 500 20 12 Running, 325/325 0 78,950

Bass Pro Shops/MBNA 500 22 42 Engine, 51/325 0 84,790 2005 Golden Corral 500 24 32 Running, 304/325 0 117,310

Bass Pro Shops/MBNA 500 30 36 Running, 270/325 0 129,550 2006 Golden Corral 500 9 37 Running, 321/325 22 99,153

†Bass Pro Shops 500 16 14 Running, 323/325 0 131,333 2007 Atlanta 500 17 11 Running, 325/325 14 110,408

×Pep Boys Auto 500 2 8 Running, 329/329 98 145,833 2008 Kobalt Tools 500 29 11 Running, 325/325 0 79,325

Pep Boys Auto 500 19 6 Running, 325/325 12 120,575 2009 ×Kobalt Tools 500 2 1 Running, 330/330 234 164,175

Pep Boys Auto 500 6 38 Accident, 244/325 0 101,725 2010 ×Kobalt Tools 500 11 1 Running, 341/341 129 176,498

Emory Healthcare 500 11 6 Running, 325/325 10 160,823 2011 AdvoCare 500 10 4 Running, 325/325 0 175,525 2012 AdvoCare 500 16 13 Running, 327/327 0 129,638

Atlanta Motor Speedway Totals

Races Win T5 T10 Pole Laps Led Laps Completed AvgSt AvgFn DNF Money 22 3 4 9 0 665 6471 of 7100 – 91.1% 15.5 17.2 3 $2,559,761

* Race cut short due to weather. † Qualifying canceled due to weather, starting position set by car owner points. + Race distance shortened due to change in track configuration. × Race length extended due to green-white-checker finish.

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Auto Club Speedway (Fontana, Calif. -- 2-mile oval)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2001 NAPA Auto Parts 500 32 13 Running, 250/250 0 $64,800 2002 NAPA Auto Parts 500 2 2 Running, 250/250 102 140,075 2003 Auto Club 500 16 1 Running, 250/250 27 213,150 2004 Auto Club 500 21 23 Running, 249/250 0 90,550

Pop Secret 500 4 11 Running, 250/250 7 114,700 2005 Auto Club 500 20 3 Running, 250/250 11 208,075

×California 500 3 12 Running, 254/254 39 143,025 2006 ×Auto Club 500 1 16 Running, 251/251 7 144,558

California 500 1 27 Running, 249/250 11 135,918 2007 Auto Club 500 18 7 Running, 250/250 0 140,583

California 500 1 9 Running, 250/250 21 146,308 2008 †Auto Club 500 36 13 Running, 250/250 0 92,800

Pepsi 500 9 39 Running, 248/250 0 86,900 2009 Auto Club 500 4 5 Running, 250/250 2 133,900

Pepsi 500 24 8 Running, 250/250 3 121,925 2010 Auto Club 500 12 6 Running, 250/250 1 161,973

Pepsi Max 400 38 21 Running, 200/200 0 119,873 2011 Auto Club 400 23 17 Running, 200/200 0 134,900 2012 *Auto Club 400 23 9 Running, 129/129 0 138,898

Auto Club Speedway Totals



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Kurt Busch Sprint Cup Track Performance History Page 4 Bristol Motor Speedway (.533-mile oval)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2001 Food City 500 39 42 Accident, 118/500 0 49,535

Sharpie 500 26 25 Running, 490/500 0 58,980

2002 Food City 500 27 1 Running, 500/500 89 143,840

Sharpie 500 8 6 Running, 500/500 45 83,265


Sharpie 500 5 1 Running, 500/500 121 237,565


Sharpie 500 24 8 Running, 499/500 0 107,515

2005 Food City 500 26 35 Accident, 360/500 0 129,165

Sharpie 500 13 10 Running, 500/500 0 148,625

2006 †Food City 500 9 1 Running, 500/500 33 175,858

Sharpie 500 1 37 Running, 446/500 27 128,413

2007 ×Food City 500 42 29 Running, 499/504 10 118,483

Sharpie 500 19 6 Running, 500/500 2 145,608

2008 ×†Food City 500 36 12 Running, 506/506 0 91,825

Sharpie 500 19 15 Running, 500/500 0 99,175

2009 ×Food City 500 32 11 Running, 503/503 0 109,075

Sharpie 500 13 7 Running, 500/500 0 126,975


Irwin Tools Night Race 20 9 Running, 500/500 0 147,273

2011 Jeff Byrd 500 20 7 Running, 500/500 0 140,150

Irwin Tools Night Race 10 17 Running, 500/500 0 139,025

2012 Food City 500 27 18 Running, 498/500 0 116,893 †Irwin Tools Night Race 20 28 Running, 440/500 0 101,250

Bristol Motor Speedway Totals

Races Win T5 T10 Pole Laps Led Laps Completed AvgSt AvgFn DNF Money 24 5 6 13 1 840 11359 of 12013 – 94.6% 19.2 13.8 2 3,102,546


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Kurt Busch Sprint Cup Track Performance History Page 5 Charlotte Motor Speedway (1.5-mile oval)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2000 UAW-GM Quality 500 42 13 Running, 399/400 0 $42,600

2001 Coca-Cola 600 42 12 Running, 400/400 0 70,775

UAW-GM Quality 500 43 22 Running, 331/334 0 46,580


†UAW-GM Quality 500 11 12 Running, 334/334 46 68,650

2003 *Coca-Cola 600 12 15 Running, 275/276 1 110,950

UAW-GM Quality 500 17 41 Accident, 229/334 0 64,870


UAW-GM Quality 500 21 4 Running, 334/334 3 110,250

2005 Coca-Cola 600 35 43 Accident, 26/400 0 132,145

×UAW-GM Quality 500 7 2 Running, 336/336 2 222,625


Bank of America 500 42 32 Running, 208/334 0 102,258

2007 Coca-Cola 600 2 32 Accident, 296/400 107 126,758

xBank of America 500 8 26 Running, 335/337 13 102,383


†Bank of America 500 19 3 Running, 334/334 0 145,750

2009 *Coca-Cola 600 17 34 Running, 226/227 0 106,900

NASCAR Banking 500 15 10 Running, 334/334 2 99,600



2011 ×Coca-Cola 600 26 4 Running, 402/402 3 190,900




Charlotte Motor Speedway Totals



Next page – All Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway


Charlotte Motor Speedway (1.5-mile oval)

All Star Race (non-points race)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2002 The Winston 11 4 Running, 90/90 2 57,500

2003 The Winston 11 2 Running, 90/90 7 265,104

2004 Nextel All-Star Challenge 14 20 Accident, 10/90 0 70,900

2005 Nextel All-Star Challenge 8 7 Running, 90/90 0 85,825

2006 Nextel All-Star Challenge 3 20 Engine, 33/90 0 92,083

2007 Nextel All-Star Challenge 3 19 Accident, 62/80 0 88,685

2008 Sprint All-Star Challenge 3 22 Running, 100/100 0 79,800


2010 Sprint All-Star Challenge 1 1 Running, 100/100 19 1,078,309



All-Star Race Totals

Races Win T5 T10 Pole Laps Led Laps Completed AvgSt AvgFn DNF Money 11 1 4 6 1 30 865 of 1020 – 84.8% 8.1 10.8 3 2,129,117

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Chicagoland Speedway (1.5-mile oval)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings

2001 Tropicana 400 31 8 Running, 267/267 0 $68,100

2002 Tropicana 400 2 6 Running, 267/267 0 85,000

2003 Tropicana 400 32 39 Engine, 124/267 0 79,985

2004 Tropicana 400 21 35 Running, 151/267 0 84,600

2005 USG Sheetrock 400 19 8 Running, 267/267 0 148,775

2006 ×USG Sheetrock 400 19 8 Running, 270/270 0 138,958

2007 USG Sheetrock 400 35 6 Running, 267/267 2 150,133

2008 †LifeLock.com 400 18 28 Running, 267/267 1 85,125

2009 LifeLock.com 400 22 17 Running, 267/267 0 110,100

2010 LifeLock.com 400 22 26 Running, 265/267 0 129,198

2011 Geico 400 3 6 Running, 267/267 64 161,750

2012 Geico 400 30 32 Running, 245/267 0 101,677

Chicagoland Speedway Totals



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Darlington Raceway (1.366-mile oval)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2001 †Carolina Dodge Dealers 400 27 30 Running, 288/293 0 $41,010

Mountain Dew Southern 500 1 39 Running, 316/367 74 50,375

2002 Carolina Dodge Dealers 400 13 28 Running, 278/293 0 47,930





†Mountain Dew Southern 500 1 6 Running, 367/367 9 103,275

2005 ×Dodge Charger 500 11 37 Running, 306/370 0 118,125

2006 Dodge Charger 500 10 19 Running, 366/367 0 115,633

2007 Dodge Avenger 500 18 12 Running, 367/367 0 119,108

2008 Dodge Challenger 500 5 12 Running, 366/367 1 87,650

2009 Southern 500 8 16 Running, 367/367 0 100,350

2010 Showtime Southern 500 14 3 Running, 367/367 0 188,698

2011 ×Showtime Southern 500 25 27 Running, 367/370 0 119,775

2012 ×Showtime Southern 500 25 21 Running, 368/368 0 110,063

Darlington Raceway Totals

Races Win T5 T10 Pole Laps Led Laps Completed AvgSt AvgFn DNF Money 16 0 2 5 1 183 5441 of 5583 -- 97.5% 13.1 17.4 0 $1,550,837


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Daytona International Speedway (2.5-mile oval)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2001 Daytona 500 26 41 Running, 169/200 0 $120,284

Pepsi 400 28 30 Running, 159/160 0 54,750

2002 Daytona 500 15 4 Running, 200/200 16 499,462 Pepsi 400 28 31 Running, 153/160 0 66,025

2003 *Daytona 500 36 2 Running, 109/109 0 1,027,101 Pepsi 400 31 36 Running, 151/160 0 83,600

2004 Daytona 500 15 16 Running, 199/200 0 236,887 Pepsi 400 35 4 Running, 160/160 0 142,625

2005 ×Daytona 500 13 2 Running, 203/203 0 1,106,130 Pepsi 400 28 37 Running, 102/160 0 131,750

2006 ×Daytona 500 13 38 Accident, 187/203 1 280,366 Pepsi 400 16 3 Running, 160/160 0 196,233

2007 ×Daytona 500 4 41 Running, 166/202 95 300,816 †Pepsi 400 16 3 Running, 160/160 45 197,033

2008 Daytona 500 43 2 Running, 200/200 9 1,063,870 ×Coke Zero 400 36 4 Running, 162/162 0 139,650

2009 *Daytona 500 13 10 Running, 152/152 0 325,713 †Coke Zero 400 4 5 Running, 160/160 1 143,575

2010 ×Daytona 500 10 23 Running, 208/208 33 325,268 ×†Coke Zero 400 6 7 Running, 166/166 14 161,123

2011 ×Daytona 500 3 5 Running, 208/208 19 573,576 ×Coke Zero 400 25 14 Running, 170/170 6 141,000

2012 ×Daytona 500 28 39 Running, 113/202 0 277,913 Coke Zero 400 35 35 Running, 132/160 0 96,380

Daytona International Speedway Totals


Daytona 500 Totals



Next page – Non-point races at Daytona Int’l Speedway


Daytona International Speedway (2.5-mile oval) – Non-point Races

Shootout

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2002 Budweiser Shootout 1 14 Running, 70/70 3 $30,954

2003 Budweiser Shootout 3 11 Running, 70/70 11 37,700 2005 Budweiser Shootout 6 6 Running, 70/70 0 48,455 2007 Budweiser Shootout 19 3 Running, 70/70 6 64,500 2008 Budweiser Shootout 1 18 Running, 70/70 0 35,000 2009 xBudweiser Shootout 12 9 Running, 78/78 1 43,000 2010 xBudweiser Shootout 22 23 Accident, 32/76 0 21,309 2011 Budweiser Shootout 17 1 Running, 75/75 3 203,000 2012 xBudweiser Shootout 6 17 Accident, 73/82 0 30,025

Shootout Totals

Races Win T5 T10 Pole Laps Led Laps Completed AvgSt AvgFn DNF Money 9 1 2 4 2 24 608 of 661 – 92% 9.7 11.3 2 $513,943

Daytona 500 Qualifying Race

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2001 Gatorade Twin 125 20 12 Running, 50/50 3 N/A 2002 Gatorade Twin 125 22 7 Running, 50/50 0 $21,612 2003 Gatorade Twin 125 15 23 Running, 49/50 0 21,770 2004 Gatorade Twin 125 12 7 Running, 50/50 0 25,112 2005 Gatorade Duel 150 4 6 Running, 60/60 0 23,788 2006 xGatorade Duel 150 6 6 Running, 64/64 0 22,383 2007 Gatorade Duel 150 18 2 Running, 60/60 6 36,783

2008 Gatorade Duel 150 13 26 Electrical, 9/60 0 21,945 2009 Gatorade Duel 150 22 6 Running, 60/60 0 23,788 2010 Gatorade Duel 150 3 4 Running, 60/60 22 28,970 2011 xGatorade Duel 150 6 1 Running, 62/62 7 56,726 2012 Gatorade Duel 150 15 14 Running, 59/60 0 25,063

Daytona 500 Qualifying Race Totals

Races Win T5 T10 Pole Laps Led Laps Completed AvgSt AvgFn DNF Money 12 1 3 8 0 38 633 of 686 – 92.3% 13.9 9.5 1 $307,940


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Kurt Busch Sprint Cup Track Performance History Page 11 Dover International Speedway (1-mile oval)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2000 MBNA.com 400 10 18 Running, 398/400 0 $55,975 2001 †MBNA Platinum 400 20 39 Accident, 247/400 0 50,675

MBNA Cal Ripken Jr. 400 43 41 Engine, 115/400 0 49,075 2002 MBNA Platinum 400 5 12 Running, 400/400 0 66,210

MBNA All-American Heroes 400 6 7 Running, 400/400 0 67,190 2003 MBNA Armed Forces Family 400 7 15 Running, 399/400 1 95,685

†MBNA America 400 7 38 Engine, 347/400 0 71,750 2004 MBNA America 400 I 11 12 Running, 398/400 0 91,535

MBNA America 400 II 13 5 Running, 400/400 12 99,745 2005 †MBNA RacePoints 400 I 10 9 Running, 400/400 0 140,785

×MBNA RacePoints 400 II 10 23 Running, 401/404 192 133,500 2006 Neighborhood Excellence 400 4 16 Running, 400/400 0 122,658

Dover 400 10 4 Running, 400/400 0 153,233 2007 Autism Speaks 400 12 42 Parked, 271/400 0 108,298

Dodge Dealers 400 4 29 Accident, 385/400 20 103,983 2008 Best Buy 400 2 20 Running 0 85,900

Camping World RV 400 4 34 Running, 394/400 0 67,825 2009 Autism Speaks 400 19 5 Running, 400/400 0 136,250

AAA 400 16 5 Running, 400/400 99 122,750 2010 Autism Speaks 400 12 19 Running, 398/400 1 128,898

AAA 400 8 4 Running, 400/400 3 159,398 2011 FedEx 400 6 14 Running, 400/400 0 132,575

AAA 400 2 1 Running, 400/400 90 223,625 2012 FedEx 400 9 24 Engine, 338/400 0 107,588

AAA 400 28 23 Running, 395/400 0 98,643

Dover International Speedway Totals



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Kurt Busch Sprint Cup Track Performance History Page 12 Homestead-Miami Speedway (1.5-mile oval)


2000 Pennzoil 400 10 19 Running, 264/267 0 $50,300

2001 Pennzoil 400 32 23 Running, 267/267 0 49,550

2002 Ford 400 1 1 Running, 267/267 28 297,100

2003 Ford 400 7 36 Running, 147/267 0 63,760

2004 ×Ford 400 1 5 Running, 271/271 4 130,650

2005 Ford 400 DNE

2006 ×Ford 400 36 43 Accident, 9/268 0 100,506

2007 Ford 400 5 2 Running, 267/267 17 263,808

2008 Ford 400 38 43 Accident, 207/267 0 61,876

2009 Ford 400 12 4 Running, 267/267 43 157,275

2010 Ford 400 15 18 Running, 267/267 0 112,898

2011 Ford 400 4 34 Running, 220/267 0 108,450

2012 Ford 400 26 9 Running, 267/267 0 107,318

Homestead-Miami Speedway Totals


Indianapolis Motor Speedway (2.5-mile oval)


2001 Brickyard 400 34 5 Running, 160/160 1 $190,300

2002 Brickyard 400 38 41 Accident, 34/160 0 100,045

2003 Brickyard 400 6 7 Running, 160/160 2 189,675

2004 ×Brickyard 400 15 10 Running, 161/161 0 172,900

2005 Allstate 400 at the Brickyard 37 18 Running, 160/160 0 206,825







2012 Brickyard 400 13 36 Engine, 126/160 0 145,375

Indianapolis Motor Speedway Totals


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Kurt Busch Sprint Cup Track Performance History Page 13 Kansas Speedway (1.5-mile oval)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2001 Protection One 400 40 9 Running, 267/267 0 $67,700

2002 Protection One 400 13 31 Running, 206/267 0 62,400

2003 Banquet 400 21 40 Engine, 181/267 2 79,785

2004 Banquet 400 22 6 Running, 267/267 1 91,825

2005 Banquet 400 10 14 Running, 267/267 0 138,425

2006 Banquet 400 7 25 Running, 265/267 0 122,133

2007 *LifeLock 400 12 11 Running, 210/210 76 131,483

2008 Camping World RV 400 31 30 Running, 265/267 0 84,675

2009 Price Chopper 400 39 11 Running, 267/267 2 115,325

2010 Price Chopper 400 9 13 Running, 267/267 0 137,423

2011 STP 400 1 9 Running, 267/267 152 139,225

Hollywood Casino 400 17 13 Running, 272/272 6 136,750

2012 STP 400 14 17 Running, 266/267 0 107,593

Hollywood Casino 400 29 25 Running, 265/267 0 109,738

Kansas Speedway Totals


Kentucky Speedway (1.5-mile oval)


2011 Quaker State 400 3 9 Running, 267/267 41 $120,675

2012 Quaker State 400 14 19 Running, 267/267 0 100,793

Kentucky Speedway Totals

Races Win T5 T10 Pole Laps Led Laps Completed AvgSt AvgFn DNF Money 2 0 0 1 0 41 534 of 534 – 100% 8.5 14.0 0 $221,468


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Kurt Busch Sprint Cup Track Performance History Page 14 Las Vegas Motor Speedway (1.5-mile oval)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2001 UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400 9 11 Running, 267/267 0 $80,575

2002 UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400 3 20 Running, 267/267 6 67,825

2003 UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400 5 38 Accident, 179/267 2 78,475



2006 ×UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400 6 16 Running, 270/270 0 126,583


2008 UAW-Dodge 400 9 38 Accident, 255/267 0 80,725

2009 Shelby 427 2 23 Running, 284/285 1 102,525

2010 Shelby American 1 35 Running, 259/267 0 131,898

2011 Kobalt Tools 400 22 9 Running, 267/267 1 150,700

2012 Kobalt Tools 400 12 35 Accident, 251/267 0 92,605

Las Vegas Motor Speedway Totals



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Martinsville Speedway (.526-mile oval)


2000 NAPA AutoCare 500 40 37 Running, 396/500 0 $29,375

2001 Virginia 500 41 33 Running, 466/500 0 38,800

Old Dominion 500 40 35 Running, 479/500 38 37,800


Old Dominion 500 36 1 Running, 500/500 111 142,175


Subway 500 13 39 Engine, 407/500 37 63,065

2004 Advance Auto Parts 500 7 11 Running, 500/500 0 80,100

Subway 500 7 5 Running, 500/500 120 107,175

2005 Advance Auto Parts 500 9 19 Running, 498/500 33 119,325

Subway 500 14 6 Running, 500/500 0 124,050

2006 DirecTV 500 9 11 Running, 500/500 0 111,683

Subway 500 1 27 Running, 496/500 19 112,118

2007 Goody’s Cool Orange 500 12 12 Running, 500/500 0 114,858

×Subway 500 11 31 Running, 501/506 0 98,483

2008 Goody’s Cool Orange 500 20 33 Running, 493/500 0 68,400

×TUMS QuikPak 500 19 36 Running, 470/504 0 67,400

2009 †Goody’s Fast Relief 500 2 18 Running, 500/500 0 91,975

×TUMS Fast Relief 500 37 17 Running, 501/501 0 91,250

2010 ×Goody’s Fast Relief 500 6 23 Running, 506/508 19 116,098

TUMS Fast Relief 500 29 16 Running, 499/500 0 117,523

2011 Goody’s Fast Relief 500 20 16 Running, 499/500 0 118,675

†TUMS Fast Relief 500 8 14 Running, 500/500 0 119,375

2012 ×Goody’s Fast Relief 500 40 33 Running, 497/515 0 80,235

Tums Fast Relief 500 19 15 Running, 500/500 0 103,443

Martinsville Speedway Totals



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Michigan International Speedway (2-mile oval)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2001 Kmart 400 11 43 Accident, 16/200 0 $42,069

*Pepsi 400 23 43 Engine, 40/162 0 41,794 2002 Sirius Satellite Radio 400 12 10 Running, 200/200 24 64,915

Pepsi 400 13 39 Engine, 159/200 23 48,945 2003 Sirius 400 4 1 Running, 200/200 24 172,650

GFS Marketplace 400 20 18 Running, 200/200 43 96,690 2004 DHL 400 7 11 Running, 200/200 0 85,705

†GFS Marketplace 400 7 6 Running, 200/200 4 89,540 2005 Batman Begins 400 13 12 Running, 200/200 12 125,665

GFS Marketplace 400 17 7 Running, 200/200 65 134,490 2006 *3M Performance 400 13 9 Running, 129/129 0 117,583

GFS Marketplace 400 16 40 Accident, 127/200 1 109,523 2007 Citizens Bank 400 10 25 Running, 198/200 2 109,208

×3M Performance 400 15 1 Running, 203/203 92 190,108 2008 †×LifeLock 400 22 21 Running, 203/203 0 82,850

3M Performance 400 13 36 Running, 197/200 0 71,825 2009 LifeLock 400 5 8 Running, 200/200 0 101,150

CARFAX 400 6 36 Accident, 146/200 0 91,675 2010 Heluva Good! 400 1 3 Running, 200/200 60 163,298

CARFAX 400 13 40 Engine, 30/200 0 116,898 2011 Heluva Good! 400 1 11 Running, 200/200 9 130,525

×Pure Michigan 400 13 34 Accident, 197/203 0 117,050 2012 Quicken Loans 400 26 30 Running, 194/200 0 85,385

×Pure Michigan 400 26 30 Accident, 135/201 0 87,885

Michigan International Speedway Totals



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New Hampshire Motor Speedway (1.058-mile oval)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2001 New England 300 32 42 Overheating, 74/300 0 $46,700

†New Hampshire 300 27 21 Running, 298/300 0 50,650 2002 New England 300 23 8 Running, 300/300 0 64,925

*New Hampshire 300 6 2 Running, 207/207 7 144,300 2003 New England 300 9 11 Running, 300/300 0 94,250

Sylvania 300 28 15 Running, 299/300 0 89,375 2004 Siemens 300 32 1 Running, 300/300 110 222,225

†Sylvania 300 7 1 Running, 300/300 155 237,225 2005 New England 300 5 2 Running, 300/300 6 205,050

Sylvania 300 12 35 Running, 233/300 0 118,975 2006 ×Lenox Industrial Tools 300 10 38 Running, 285/308 0 108,533

Sylvania 300 3 19 Running, 300/300 0 114,058 2007 Lenox Industrial Tools 300 2 21 Running, 300/300 10 112,633

Sylvania 300 3 25 Running, 299/300 0 110,733 2008 *Lenox Industrial Tools 301 26 1 Running, 284/284 10 204,950

†Sylvania 300 20 6 Running, 300/300 0 101,125 2009 *†Lenox Industrial Tools 301 4 3 Running, 273/273 28 146,675




Sylvania 300 23 25 Running, 298/300 0 101,543

New Hampshire Motor Speedway Totals



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Phoenix Intnernational Raceway (1-mile oval)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2000 Checker/Dura Lube 500k 26 29 Running, 311/312 0 $50,675

2001 Checker Auto Parts 500k 41 22 Running, 312/312 0 52,850



2004 ×Checker Auto Parts 500k 28 10 Running, 315/315 14 84,300

2005 Subway Fresh 500k 2 1 Running, 312/312 219 264,000

Checker Auto Parts 500k DNS

2006 Subway Fresh 500k 7 24 Running, 310/312 0 103,833

Checker Auto Parts 500k 8 8 Running, 312/312 0 93,050

2007 Subway Fresh Fit 500k 6 18 Running, 312/312 0 103,108

Checker Auto Parts 500k 9 12 Running, 312/312 0 109,333


×Checker O’Reilly Auto Parts 500k 3 2 Running, 312/313 60 156,525


Checker O’Reilly Auto Parts 500k 2 6 Running, 312/312 69 112,250

2010 ×Subway Fresh Fit 600k 19 35 Running, 366/378 0 117,173

Kobalt Tools 500k 3 9 Running, 312/312 20 128,148


Kobalt Tools 500k 17 22 Running, 311/312 57 112,975


xAdvocare 500 6 8 Running, 319/319 0 112,493

Phoenix International Raceway Totals



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Pocono Raceway (2.5-mile triangle)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2001 Pocono 500 41 13 Running, 200/200 0 $48,940

Pennsylvania 500 35 37 Running, 187/200 0 38,225 2002 †Pocono 500 8 40 Accident, 67/200 0 43,100

*Pennsylvania 500 23 2 Running, 175/175 3 113,570 2003 Pocono 500 10 36 Accident, 193/200 0 62,790

Pennsylvania 500 13 2 Running, 200/200 1 152,695 2004 Pocono 500 27 5 Running, 200/200 0 95,600

Pennsylvania 500 3 26 Transmission, 192/200 0 74,165 2005 ×Pocono 500 2 22 Running, 200/201 2 114,250

×Pennsylvania 500 2 1 Running, 203/203 131 261,275 2006 Pocono 500 2 2 Running, 200/200 31 193,258

Pennsylvania 500 7 2 Running, 200/200 4 182,758 2007 *Pocono 500 27 16 Running, 106/106 0 103,908

Pennsylvania 500 2 1 Running, 200/200 175 212,108 2008 Pocono 500 11 8 Running, 200/200 0 87,175

Pennsylvania 500 10 38 Running, 198/200 5 63,300 2009 †Pocono 500 4 37 Running, 182/200 2 83,275

†Pennsylvania 500 4 9 Running, 200/200 14 96,300 2010 Gillette Fusion ProGlide 500 4 6 Running, 204/204 3 146,196

Pennsylvania 500 13 33 Accident, 164/200 0 110,198 2011 5-Hour Energy 500 1 2 Running, 200/200 37 203,800

Good Sam RV Insurance 500 5 3 Running, 200/200 38 162,000 2012 Pocono 400 DNE

Pennsylvania 400 6 30 Accident, 84/98 3 80,760

Pocono Raceway Totals



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Richmond International Raceway (.75-mile oval)


2001 Pontiac Excitement 400 31 18 Running, 399/400 0 $48,650

Team Monte Carlo 400 40 24 Running, 399/400 0 46,580 2002 Pontiac Excitement 400 37 27 Running, 395/400 0 51,650

Team Monte Carlo 400 22 19 Running, 398/400 0 53,780

2003 *Pontiac Excitement 400 7 8 Running, 393/393 17 89,925

Chevy Rock & Roll 400 25 24 Running, 398/400 0 78,605

2004 Chevy American Revolution 400 23 31 Running, 386/400 6 76,025

Chevy Rock & Roll 400 17 15 Running, 399/400 94 80,830 2005 Chevy American Revolution 400 4 17 Running, 400/400 11 116,695

Chevy Rock & Roll 400 5 1 Running, 400/400 185 242,900

2006 Crown Royal 400 13 29 Running, 397/400 0 105,008 Chevy Rock & Roll 400 18 27 Running, 398/400 0 105,808

2007 Crown Royal Jim Stewart 400 33 5 Running, 400/400 27 139,858 Chevy Rock & Roll 400 14 9 Running, 400/400 0 113,958

2008 ×Crown Royal Dan Lowry 400 21 42 Accident, 229/410 0 65,205 †Chevy Rock & Roll 400 20 10 Running, 400/400 0 82,550

2009 Crown Royal Russ Friedman 400 17 12 Running, 400/400 8 93,475 Chevy Rock & Roll 400 13 2 Running, 400/400 0 170,825

2010 Crown Royal Heath Calhoun 400 16 18 Running, 400/400 0 114,673 Air Guard 400 21 18 Running, 399/400 0 115,173

2011 Crown Royal Matthew Hansen 400 36 22 Running, 397/400 0 113,950 Wonderful Pistachios 400 11 5 Running, 400/400 0 144,325

2012 Capital City 400 13 28 Running, 397/400 0 93,243 Federated Auto Parts 400 30 28 Running, 396/400 0 93,843

Richmond International Raceway Totals



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Sonoma Raceway (1.99-mile road course)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2001 Dodge/SaveMart 350k 41 23 Running, 112/112 0 $52,205

2002 +Dodge/SaveMart 350k 2 4 Running, 110/110 30 81,765

2003 Dodge/SaveMart 350k 5 28 Running, 110/110 0 75,255




2007 Toyota/SaveMart 350k 14 22 Running, 110/110 0 110,783

2008 ×Toyota/SaveMart 350k 3 32 Running, 111/112 0 74,605

2009 ×Toyota/SaveMart 350k 27 15 Running, 113/113 1 100,000


2011 Toyota/Save Mart 350k 11 1 Running, 110/110 76 293,300


Sonoma Raceway Totals

Races Win T5 T10 Pole Laps Led Laps Completed AvgSt AvgFn DNF Money 12 1 5 5 1 139 1312 of 1329 of 98.7% 10.3 17.0 0 $1,504,132


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Talladega Superspeedway (2.66-mile oval)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2001 Talladega 500 27 3 Running, 188/188 2 $107,780

EA SPORTS 500 27 29 Running, 187/188 0 47,940

2002 Aaron’s 499 20 3 Running, 188/188 0 120,255

†EA SPORTS 500 11 4 Running, 188/188 35 86,665 2003 Aaron’s 499 26 19 Running, 186/188 1 87,195

EA SPORTS 500 39 6 Running, 188/188 11 106,750

2004 Aaron’s 499 22 36 Accident, 82/188 1 82,875

EA SPORTS 500 8 5 Running, 188/188 4 104,290 2005 ×Aaron’s 499 10 7 Running, 194/194 1 153,005

×UAW-Ford 500 21 8 Running, 190/190 7 138,200

2006 Aaron’s 499 5 7 Running, 188/188 9 143,233 UAW-Ford 500 29 3 Running, 188/188 3 169,108

2007 ×Aaron’s 499 26 3 Running, 192/192 7 212,483 UAW-Ford 500 41 7 Running, 188/188 0 127,933

2008 Aaron’s 499 23 39 Accident, 173/188 0 78,550 ×AMP Energy 500 33 21 Running, 177/190 2 78,275

2009 Aaron’s 499 28 6 Running, 188/188 13 130,750 †×AMP Energy 500 6 30 Accident,189/191 7 93,425

2010 ×Aaron’s 499 9 8 Running, 200/200 8 148,398 AMP Energy Juice 500 3 30 Running, 188/188 2 119,421

2011 Aaron’s 499 8 18 Running, 188/188 19 132,875

Good Sam 500 14 36 Accident, 173/188 1 115,950

2012 ×Aaron’s 499 33 20 Running, 193/194 4 111,602

xGood Sam 500 29 39 Parked, 98/189 6 79,000

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Texas Motor Speedway (1.5-mile oval)

Year Event Start Finish Status/Laps Laps Led Earnings 2001 Harrah’s 500 16 4 Running, 334/334 0 $162,150

2002 Samsung/RadioShack 500 19 23 Running, 332/334 1 80,900




Dickies 500 18 10 Running, 334/334 0 163,000


×Dickies 500 3 8 Running, 339/339 37 164,833

2007 †Samsung 500 17 11 Running, 334/334 42 157,233

Dickies 500 6 8 Running, 334/334 10 165,783

2008 ×Samsung 500 23 23 Running, 337/339 0 102,125

Dickies 500 40 41 Engine, 267/334 0 95,205

2009 Samsung 500 28 8 Running, 334/334 1 151,000

Dickies 500 3 1 Running, 334/334 89 440,575

2010 Samsung Mobile 500 11 4 Running, 334/334 2 239,123

AAA Texas 500 6 24 Running, 333/334 0 139,773





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Watkins Glen International (2.45-mile road course)


2001 Global Crossing @ The Glen 28 29 Running, 90/90 0 $40,575

2002 Sirius @ The Glen 9 41 Engine, 51/90 0 45,660

2003 Sirius @ The Glen 8 12 Running, 90/90 0 85,100

2004 †Sirius @ The Glen 7 10 Running, 90/90 1 81,140

2005 †×Sirius @ The Glen 5 39 Accident, 80/92 0 109,350

2006 AMD at The Glen 1 19 Running, 90/90 38 117,333

2007 †Centurion Boats at The Glen 13 11 Running, 90/90 0 106,458

2008 †Centurion Boats at The Glen 19 10 Running, 90/90 0 81,225

2009 Heluva Good! at The Glen 2 7 Running, 90/90 23 98,525

2010 Heluva Good! at The Glen 5 2 Running, 90/90 0 185,323

2011 Heluva Good! at The Glen 27 38 Accident, 48/92 0 106,725

2012 Finger Lakes 355k at The Glen 27 31 Running, 81/90 0 78,010

Watkins Glen International



Todd Berrier Crew Chief

Furniture Row Racing Birthdate: May 29, 1970 Hometown: Kernersville, N.C. Residence: Denver, Colo.

Spouse: Ginger Children: Cooper (12/30/06) Spencer (11/03/09)

Todd Berrier joined Furniture Row Racing as the team’s crew chief for the final 17 Sprint Cup races of the 2012 season. His first race directing the No. 78 Chevrolet was in the Brickyard 400 (July 29) at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. A NASCAR veteran of nearly 20 years, Berrier has worked with many of the sport’s top competitors, including Dale Earnhardt, Mike Skinner, Kevin Harvick, Jeff Burton, Bobby Labonte and his current driver, Kurt Busch. As a crew chief for the past 16 years in NASCAR’s three major series – Sprint Cup, Nationwide and Camping World Truck -- Berrier has had his share of success. His impressive Sprint Cup resume, heading into the 2013 season, is highlighted with eight wins – including the Daytona 500 and Brickyard 400 – 60 top-fives and 133 top-10s. Berrier’s crew chief accomplishments also include 13 Nationwide wins, four truck wins and a Nationwide season championship. He also directed wins from his crew chief perch in each of NASCAR’s annual non-point races – Sprint All-Star Race (2007 with Harvick), Budweiser Shootout (2008 with Harvick) and the Daytona 500 qualifying race (2011 with Burton). Growing up in North Carolina, the hotbed of stock car country, Berrier always had a passion for auto racing. Following his 1988 graduation from Robert B Glenn High School in Kernersville, N.C. he began working on late model cars that competed at local racetracks. Berrier’s big break came in August 1993 when he was hired as a fabricator for the renowned NASCAR team of Richard Childress Racing (RCR). He also worked as a shock specialist at RCR and was a member of Skinner’s team which captured the inaugural NASCAR truck series championship in 1995. In 1997 RCR promoted Berrier to the crew chief role for Jay Sauter’s entry in the truck series. He spent three years tuning Sauter’s truck, scoring four victories and top-10 point finishes in each season. Berrier became Harvick’s crew chief in the Nationwide Series in 2000 and led the young RCR driver to the Nationwide season championship the following year. Harvick’s 2001 Nationwide championship record included five wins, 20 top-fives, 24 top-10s and four poles.

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Berrier was elevated to a full time Sprint Cup crew chief position in 2002 for RCR driver Jeff Green. After one season with Green, Berrier was reunited with Harvick, who was competing in the Cup series. With Berrier as crew chief, Harvick won eight times, including two prestigious wins -- the 2003 Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis and the 2007 Daytona 500. Berrier also directed Harvick to post-regular season Chase appearances in 2006, 2007 and 2008. The team of Berrier and Harvick broke up following the ninth race of the 2009 season as Berrier became crew chief for RCR drivers Casey Mears and later in the year for Jeff Burton. Berrier and RCR ended their 18-year association in July 2011. Berrier joined JTG Daugherty Racing as crew chief for driver Bobby Labonte at the start of the 2012 season. He worked at JTG before joining Furniture Row Racing.

Todd Berrier’s Sprint Cup Crew Chief Record Year Driver Team Races Win T5 T10 Pole Driver

Rank* 2001 Jeff Green Richard Childress Racing 7 0 0 0 1 -- 2002 Jeff Green Richard Childress Racing 36 0 4 6 0 17 2003 Kevin Harvick Richard Childress Racing 31 1 10 17 1 5 2004 Kevin Harvick Richard Childress Racing 36 0 5 14 0 14 2005 Kevin Harvick Richard Childress Racing 36 1 3 10 2 14 2006 Kevin Harvick Richard Childress Racing 36 5 15 20 1 4 2007 Kevin Harvick Richard Childress Racing 36 1 4 15 0 10 2008 Kevin Harvick Richard Childress Racing 36 0 7 19 0 4 2009 Kevin Harvick Richard Childress Racing 9 0 2 2 0 --

Casey Mears Richard Childress Racing 23 0 0 4 0 -- Jeff Burton Richard Childress Racing 4 0 3 4 0 --

2010 Jeff Burton Richard Childress Racing 36 0 6 15 0 12 2011 Jeff Burton Richard Childress Racing 19 0 0 0 0 -- 2012 Bobby Labonte JTG Daugherty Racing 19 0 0 1 0 --

Regan Smith Furniture Row Racing 11 0 1 3 0 -- Kurt Busch Furniture Row Racing 6 0 0 3 0 -- Totals 381 8 60 133 5 --

*ranking listed only when Berrier worked full season as crew chief with driver

About Furniture Row Companies / Furniture Row Racing

Website Addresses: FurnitureRowRacing.com (race team) FurnitureRow.com (Furniture Row Companies) Twitter Address: @FR78Racing Facebook Address: Facebook.com/furniturerowracing

Furniture Row Companies

Furniture Row Companies is the owner and exclusive sponsor of the No. 78 Furniture Row Racing team. By owning and operating more than 350 stores in 31 states, Furniture Row has established itself as one of the largest family-owned specialty home furnishings and bedding retailers in the United States. With headquarters in Denver, Colo., Furniture Row is comprised of four specialized home furnishings and bedding retailers, including Sofa Mart, Oak Express, Bedroom Expressions and Denver Mattress. Furniture Row is dedicated to donating to charitable organizations such as World Vision, The Salvation Army, the Tim Tebow Foundation and the Association of Gospel Rescue Missions. The success of Furniture Row Companies has provided the opportunity to participate in the exciting, high-profile sport of NASCAR.

Furniture Row Racing – Year-by-Year Recap

2005 Furniture Row Racing began its journey into NASCAR in 2005 by participating in the Nationwide Series in addition to running two races in the elite Cup division. Jerry Robertson entered 15 Nationwide races for Furniture Row Racing and qualified in 10. Robertson also qualified in one Cup race as did Kenny Wallace. 2006 The team’s focus in 2006 shifted to Cup. With veteran driver and motorsport personality, Kenny Wallace, the program competed against powerhouse, multicar teams. Despite the challenges, the No. 78 Denver, Colo.-based, stand-alone team successfully achieved its goals for the season. Furniture Row Racing also participated in nine Nationwide races with driver Jerry Robertson.

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2007 NASCAR implemented some dramatic changes in 2007, and in order to adjust to the evolving field, Furniture Row Racing made dynamic enhancements to its program in the off season by adding key new hires and purchasing additional new equipment. 2008 Furniture Row Racing had its best season to date in 2008 with Joe Nemechek handling the controls of the team’s No. 78 Chevrolet Impala. The team qualified for 32 of 36 Cup races, shattering its previous best mark of 21 starts. The team also recorded its best-career finish of 11th – at the fall Cup race in Talladega. The No. 78 team also captured its first career pole when Nemechek qualified No. 1 at the Talladega spring race. 2009 Due to the national and global economic downturn in late 2008, Furniture Row Racing ran a limited schedule in 2009 with its new driver Regan Smith, the 2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Rookie of the Year. Smith entered 20 races under the Furniture Row Racing banner and qualified in 18. He had two top-15 finishes – 12th at the July Daytona race and 15th at the April Talladega race. 2010 Following the 2009 season, Furniture Row Racing made an even stronger commitment to the future of the program. The team announced that it would run the full 36-race Sprint Cup schedule in 2010 and also made key personnel moves with the hiring of Mark McArdle as managing director of competition and Pete Rondeau as car chief (who was later promoted to crew chief). Smith and the Furniture Row Racing team continued its improvement in 2010, qualifying in all 36 Cup races for the first time in the franchise history. Smith came on strong during the second half of the season, scoring a number of top-20 finishes, including three top-13s in the final seven races. 2011 Furniture Row Racing enjoyed a breakthrough season in 2011. Smith’s seventh-place finish in the season-opening Daytona 500 was Furniture Row Racing’s first career top-10 result. Two months after Daytona, Smith scored the organization’s first career victory on May 7 at the prestigious Southern 500 at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway. In total, the 2011 season saw the Furniture Row Chevrolet claim one win, two top-fives and five top-10s. Four of the top-10s were in NASCAR’s four biggest races – Daytona 500 (7th), Southern 500 (1st), Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway (8th) and the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway (3rd). 2012 Call 2012 the year of major change for Furniture Row Racing. In mid July the team hired veteran Todd Berrier, who took over the crew chief role, starting with the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. In late September Furniture Row Racing announced a driver change with former NASCAR champion Kurt Busch replacing Regan Smith. Busch took over the driving duties with six races remaining. He closed out the season with three consecutive top-10s, marking the first time a Furniture Row Racing driver strung together three straight top-10s. Furniture Row Racing ended the 2012 season with one top-five and six top-10s.

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Furniture Row Racing Sprint Cup Record, 2005-2012 Car: No. 78 Furniture Row Chevrolet SS

Year

Driver Races

Entered Races

Qualified Wins

Top 5s

Top 10s

Poles

Owner Ranking

Prize Money

2005 Kenny Wallace Jerry Robertson

1 1

1 1

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

n/a

63,275 60,035

2006 Kenny Wallace Jimmy Spencer

Travis Kvapil Max Papis

31 3 1 1

17 2 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

41

1,331,550 122,275

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2007 Kenny Wallace Scott Wimmer Sterling Marlin Joe Nemechek

22 1 1

12

10 0 0 9

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

42

764,690 - -

681,451 2008 Joe Nemechek

Kenny Wallace 36 1

32 1

0 0

0 0

0 0

1 0

42

2,645,832 256,735

2009 Regan Smith 20 18 0 0 0 0 --* 1,751,751 2010 Regan Smith 36 36 0 0 0 0 28 3,441,814 2011 Regan Smith 36 36 1 2 5 0 26 4,478,983 2012 Regan Smith 30 30 0 1 3 0 3,516,531

Kurt Busch 6 6 0 0 3 0 24 688,628 Totals 239 199 1 3 11 1 $19,803,550

*2009 was a part-time schedule for Furniture Row Racing First Race June 5, 2005, Dover (Del.) International Speedway Driver: Kenny Wallace (Qualified: 43, Finished: 34) First Pole April 26, 2008, Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway Driver: Joe Nemechek First Win May 7, 2011 Southern 500 at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway Driver: Regan Smith

Furniture Row Racing 2012 Sprint Cup Results

No.

Date

Event

Driver

St

Fn

Laps

Status

Prize Money

Owner Points

Owner Rank

1 2/27 Daytona 500 Regan Smith 6 24 200/202 Running 357,034 21 24 2 3/4 Phoenix Regan Smith 3 20 311/312 Running 93,483 24/45 20 3 3/11 Las Vegas Regan Smith 28 15 267/267 Running 129,413 29/74 20 4 3/18 Bristol Regan Smith 6 24 496/500 Running 111,343 20/94 20 5 3/25 Fontana Regan Smith 22 20 128/129 Running 114,163 24/118 19 6 4/1 Martinsville Regan Smith 17 16 513/515 Running 106,343 28/146 19 7 4/14 Texas Regan Smith 26 23 332/334 Running 130,238 21/167 21 8 4/22 Kansas Regan Smith 29 24 263/267 Running 103,443 20/187 23 9 4/28 Richmond Regan Smith 15 27 398/400 Running 95,968 17/204 25

10 5/6 Talladega Regan Smith 31 40 15/194 Engine 87,275 4/208 27 11 5/12 Darlington Regan Smith 9 14 368/368 Running 117,488 30/238 26 12 5/27 Charlotte Regan Smith 10 17 398/400 Running 128,488 27/265 24 13 6/3 Dover Regan Smith 26 27 306/400 Running 103,702 17/282 25 14 6/10 Pocono Regan Smith 7 16 160/160 Running 101,393 28/310 24 15 6/17 Michigan Regan Smith 12 28 197/200 Running 87,160 16/326 25 16 6/24 Sonoma Regan Smith 31 32 109/112 Running 84,960 12/338 26 17 6/30 Kentucky Regan Smith 26 33 209/267 Accident 81,010 11/349 27 18 7/7 Daytona Regan Smith 25 34 133/160 Running 96,555 10/359 27 19 7/15 New Hampshire Regan Smith 17 26 298/301 Running 100,818 18/377 27 20 729 Indianapolis Regan Smith 14 18 160/160 Running 180,483 26/403 27 21 8/5 Pocono Regan Smith 11 9 98/98 Running 110,043 35/438 26 22 8/12 Watkins Glen Regan Smith 13 9 90/90 Running 107,568 35/473 25 23 8/19 Michigan Regan Smith 18 29 154/201 Running 96,507 15/488 25 24 8/25 Bristol Regan Smith 14 16 500/500 Running 125,813 28/516 25 25 9/2 Atlanta Regan Smith 27 14 327/327 Running 126,638 30/546 25 26 9/8 Richmond Regan Smith 3 24 398/400 Running 101,293 20/566 25 27 916 Chicago Regan Smith 7 34 197/267 Engine 91,730 10/576 25 28 9/23 New Hampshire Regan Smith 22 16 300/300 Running 107,818 28/604 25 29 9/30 Dover Regan Smith 18 17 397/400 Running 102,118 27/631 25 30 10/7 Talladega Regan Smith 28 5 189/189 Running 136,243 39/670 25 31 10/13 Charlotte Kurt Busch 21 21 332/334 Running 100,143 23/693 25 32 10/21 Kansas Kurt Busch 29 25 265/267 Running 109,738 19/712 25 33 10/28 Martinsville Kurt Busch 19 15 500/500 Running 103,443 29/741 25 34 11/4 Texas Kurt Busch 18 8 335/335 Running 155,493 36/777 24 35 11/11 Phoenix Kurt Busch 6 8 319/319 Running 112,493 36/813 24 36 11/18 Homestead Kurt Busch 26 9 267/267 Running 107,318 35848 24

Starts: 36 Avg. Start: 17.8 Avg. Finish: 20.5 Win: 0 Top 5: 1 Top 10: 6 DNF: 3 Money: $4,205,159

Joe Garone General Manager

Birthdate: July 17, 1960 Resides: Denver Spouse: Leann Children: Daughters - Ashlie, Jordan, Carey Joe Garone, a Denver, Colo. native, has directed Furniture Row Racing efforts since the team’s inception in late 2004. His many duties as general manager include overseeing team operations in the various departments, acting as the liaison between the Denver-based Furniture Row Racing and its partners and directing the growth and development of the overall program. Before transitioning to a motorsports executive role, Garone worked as a crew member in many key areas of an auto racing organization He spent six successful seasons (1989-1994) as crew chief for Arvada, Colo. driver Rick Carelli in NASCAR’s Southwest and Winston West Tour circuits and the Craftsman Truck Series. Garone’s tuning talents played a vital role in Carelli’s success, which totaled more than 100 victories during the six-year period. In 1995 Garone joined NASCAR’s elite Cup series as a suspension specialist and an over-the-wall front-tire changer for Bill Elliott Racing. He later advanced to the crew chief role for the legendary Bill Elliott. After spending four seasons with Bill Elliott Racing (1995-1998), Garone joined PPI Motorsports in 1999. He played a vital role in PPI’s new venture into NASCAR, working as a program manager and crew chief for the team’s two-car Cup effort, which included the No. 32 Tide Ford and the No. 96 McDonald’s Ford. From 2001 through 2003, Garone worked directly for NASCAR. He was responsible for developing and implementing a business-plan structure for the Research and Development Center in Concord, N.C. as well as hiring the staff and starting the initial safety programs. He was later named NASCAR’s director of officiating. After spending a year as the director of competition for Michael Waltrip Racing in 2004, Garone returned to his native Colorado where he accepted the position as crew chief for Furniture Row Racing. He was promoted to general manager in 2007.

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Garone grew up in a racing family, and at 3-years-old was playing with carburetors and automatic transmission valve bodies rather than wooden blocks and toys. His parents raced at the local Colorado circuits. His dad (Joe Sr.) competed for years in the modified series, and his mom (Beverly) took home several powder puff championships. Before a full-time career in professional motorsports, Garone also raced in Colorado for several years while managing his father’s automotive repair shop. Garone and his wife Leann reside in Denver. They have three daughters – Ashlie, Jordan and Carey.

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Mark McArdle Executive Director of Competition

Birthdate: Sept. 18, 1957 Hometown: La Crosse, Wis. Resides: Denver, Colo. Spouse: Peggy Children: Jennifer Mark McArdle, executive director of competition for Furniture Row Racing, joined the Denver-based Sprint Cup team prior to the 2010 NASCAR season. A successful veteran of Indy car and stock car racing, McArdle previously worked at Richard Petty Motorsports where he served as vice president and managing director of competition. McArdle, a La Crosse, Wis. native, was a renowned engine builder and technical specialist in Indy car racing, dating back to 1986. His talents, work ethic and a meticulous attention to detail played a key role in three Indianapolis 500 victories. He was the engine builder for two of Penske Racing’s Indy 500 wins -- Rick Mears in 1991 and Emerson Fittipaldi in 1993. McArdle later joined Ilmor Engineering and served as the engine builder for the Mercedes Benz pushrod engine project that powered Al Unser Jr. to the Indy 500 win in 1994. The list of Indy car drivers with whom McArdle worked closely reads like a Who's Who in open-wheel racing – Rick Mears, Emerson Fittipaldi, Al Unser Jr., Tom Sneva, Michael Andretti, Danny Sullivan, Paul Tracy and Bobby Rahal. McArdle moved to stock car racing in the fall of 1999 as technical director with PPI Motorsports. After two years at PPI, he became general manager of Yates Racing Engines from the fall of 2001 to the spring of 2003. He joined Evernham Motorsports (now Richard Petty Motorsports) in May 2003 where he directed the team's engine program for more than six years. He was named managing director of competition at the end of the 2007 season.

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Pete Rondeau Competition Director

Birthdate: Nov. 5, 1965 Hometown: Saco, Maine Resides: Denver, Colo. Spouse: Carrie Children: Sons -- Seth, Alec Pete Rondeau, who has been affiliated with Furniture Row Racing since the 2010 season, was elevated to the competition director position prior to the start of the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season. Rondeau initially joined the Denver-based Furniture Row Racing as the team’s car chief. He assumed the crew chief role in May 2010 and served in that capacity until July 2012. He directed Furniture Row’s first career Sprint Cup victory at the 2011 Darlington, S.C. race with Regan Smith as the driver. In his position as competition director, Rondeau will be the point person at the Denver race shop with the building and preparation of the team’s No. 78 Chevrolets, which will be driven by former NASCAR champion Kurt Busch. Rondeau will report to Mark McArdle, Furniture Row Racing’s executive director of competition, who also serves as director of racing operations at Richard Childress Racing (RCR). Furniture Row Racing and RCR are partners with a technical and engineering alliance. A native of New England, Rondeau grew up in Saco, Maine, approximately 90-miles north from New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon. Prior to joining Furniture Row Racing, Rondeau worked at Evernham Motorsports where he served as the team's director of research and development from July 2005 to the end of the 2009 season. He also worked at Dale Earnhardt Inc. (DEI) from 2001 to May 2005 and Jasper Motorsports from 1998-2001. During his three-plus years at DEI, Rondeau's positions included the crew chief role for both Michael Waltrip and Dale Earnhardt Jr. Rondeau has also had experience behind the wheel of a race car. Before he traveled south to North Carolina in 1998 to work in NASCAR, he raced for many years on the New England short tracks, including super late model cars in the American Canadian Tour. He also drove in NASCAR’s Pro Series East and the Whelen Modified Tour Series.

Over-the-Wall Crew, 2013 No. 78 Furniture Row Chevrolet

Driver: Kurt Busch

Anthony O’Brien Front Tire Changer

Birthdate: 5-12-1989 Hometown: Cambridge, Minn. Residence: Mooresville, N.C. Ht: 5’ 7” Wt: 168 lbs. 2012 Team: Phoenix Racing Spouse: Ericka Mike Houston Front Tire Carrier

Birthdate: 2-13-1976 Hometown: Concord, N.C. Residence: Mooresville, N.C. Ht: 6’ 2” Wt: 270 lbs. 2012 Team: Hendrick Motorsports Spouse: Brenna

Kenyatta Houston Rear Tire Changer

Birthdate: 5-28-1975 Hometown: Bronx, N.Y. Residence: Mooresville, N.C. Ht: 6’ 1” Wt: 210 lbs. 2012 Team: Front Row Motorsports Children: Jalen Clark, 3-24-1997 Ashanti Carter, 4-7-2002 Arthur Simmons Rear Tire Carrier

Birthdate: 10-21-1979 Hometown: Newark, Mo. Residence: China Grove, N.C. Ht: 6” 1” Wt: 205 lbs. 2012 Team: Phoenix Racing

Andrew Turner Jackman

Birthdate: 10-24-1974 Hometown: Coloma, Mich. Residence: Statesville, N.C. Ht: 6’ 2” Wt: 215 lbs. 2012 Team: Stewart-Haas Racing Spouse: Lauren Children: Avery, 4-25-2011 Andy Rueger Gasman

Birthdate: 5-10-1976 Hometown: Seymour, Ind. Residence: Salisbury, N.C. Ht: 6’ 5” Wt: 330 lbs. 2012 Team: Stewart-Haas Racing Spouse: Julie Children: Grace, 1-31-2001 Bryce, 3-7-2005 – 11-22-2012 Brock, 7-26-2012

Furniture Row Racing Road Crew, 2013

Owner: Barney Visser, Denver, Colo. General Manager: Joe Garone, Denver, Colo. Executive Director Competition: Mark McArdle, La Crosse, Wis. Competition Director: Pete Rondeau, Saco, Maine Crew Chief: Todd Berrier, Kernersville, N.C. Car Chief: Robert Huffman, Hickory, N.C. Race Engineer: Cole Pearn, London, Ontario (Canada) Engineer: Matt Faulkner, Memphis, Tenn. Spotters: Rick Carelli, Arvada, Colo. Clayton Hughes, Thomasville, N.C. Shock Specialist: Nick Kerlin, Old Fort, Ohio Tire Specialist: Chad Krauch, Loveland, Colo. Engine Tuner: Scott Meesters, Hanford, Calif. Technical Support: Michael McCullough, Imperial, Calif. Mechanic: Ryan Bergenty, Plainville, Conn. Gary Frost, Romeo, Mich. Truck Drivers: Henry Benfield (also gas runner), Statesville, N.C. Jason Churgin, San Fernando Valley, Calif. Jim Gilbert, Belleville, IL David Hicks, Montcalm, WVa. Chuck Lemay, DeKalb, IL

2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Schedule

Date Track City/State Feb. 16

Daytona International Speedway, Shootout*

Daytona Beach, Fla.

Feb. 21

Daytona International Speedway Daytona 500 Qualifying Races*

Daytona Beach, Fla.

Feb. 24

Daytona International Speedway Daytona 500

Daytona Beach, Fla.

March 3 Phoenix International Raceway Phoenix, Ariz. March 10 Las Vegas Motor Speedway Las Vegas, Nev. March 17 Bristol Motor Speedway Bristol, Tenn. March 24 Auto Club Speedway Fontana, Calif. March 31 Off Weekend April 7 Martinsville Speedway Martinsville, Va. April 13 Texas Motor Speedway Forth Worth, Texas April 21 Kansas Speedway Kansas City, Kan. April 27 Richmond International Raceway Richmond, Va. May 5 Talladega Superspeedway Talladega, Ala. May 11 Darlington Raceway Darlington, S.C. May 18

Charlotte Motor Speedway Sprint All Star Race*

Charlotte, N.C.

May 26 Charlotte Motor Speedway Charlotte, N.C. June 2 Dover International Speedway Dover, Del. June 9 Pocono Raceway Long Pond, Pa. June 16 Michigan International Speedway Brooklyn, Mich. June 23 Infineon Raceway Sonoma, Calif. June 29 Kentucky Speedway Sparta, Ky. July 6 Daytona International Speedway Daytona Beach, Fla. July 14 New Hampshire Motor Speedway Loudon, N.H. July 21 Off Weekend July 28 Indianapolis Motor Speedway Indianapolis, Ind. Aug. 4 Pocono Raceway Long Pond, Pa. Aug. 11 Watkins Glen International Watkins Glen, N.Y. Aug. 18 Michigan International Speedway Brooklyn, Mich. Aug. 24 Bristol Motor Speedway Bristol, Tenn. Sept. 1 Atlanta Motor Speedway Hampton, Ga. Sept. 7 Richmond International Raceway Richmond, Va. Sept. 15 Chicagoland Speedway Joliet, Ill. Sept. 22 New Hampshire Motor Speedway Loudon, N.H. Sept. 29 Dover International Speedway Dover, Del. Oct. 6 Kansas Speedway Kansas City, Kan. Oct. 12 Charlotte Motor Speedway Charlotte, N.C. Oct. 20 Talladega Superspeedway Talladega, Ala. Oct. 27 Martinsville Speedway Martinsville, Va. Nov. 3 Texas Motor Speedway Fort Worth, Texas Nov. 10 Phoenix International Raceway Phoenix, Ariz. Nov. 17 Homestead-Miami Speedway Homestead, Fla.

*non-point races

Documents

Kurt Busch 2013 Media Guide - Furniture Row · • Won two Sprint Cup point races – Atlanta in March and Charlotte in May. Also won the non-points NASCAR Sprint All Star Race at