Sauter Wins in Milwaukee
Johnny Sauter won a rain-shortened SBC 250 at the Milwaukee Mile on Saturday night
Sauter won a race shortened by 50 laps from its original 250 lap distance after rain intervened, despite a penalty for rough driving when he made contact with Tony Raines while lapping him around half distance.
A second place finish for Martin Truex Jr moved him into the lead of the championship standings, as former leader Reed Sorenson finished a lap down in twelfth place. However Sorenson is only seven points behind Truex.
Paul Menard, JJ Yeley and David Stremme rounded out the top five.
Result of SBC 250, Milwaukee Mile:
Pos Driver Make Laps 1. Johnny Sauter Dodge 200 2. Martin Truex Jr Chevrolet 200 3. Paul Menard Chevrolet 200 4. J.J. Yeley Chevrolet 200 5. David Stremme Dodge 200 6. Denny Hamlin Chevrolet 200 7. Randy LaJoie Chevrolet 200 8. Kenny Wallace Ford 200 9. Tony Raines Chevrolet 200 10. Clint Bowyer Chevrolet 200 11. David Green Ford 199 12. Reed Sorenson Dodge 199 13. Jason Keller Ford 199 14. Carl Edwards Ford 199 15. Ron Hornaday Chevrolet 199 16. Justin Labonte Chevrolet 198 17. Bill Elliott Dodge 198 18. Ashton Lewis Ford 198 19. Tracy Hines Dodge 198 20. Aaron Fike Ford 198 21. Stanton Barrett Pontiac 198 22. Scott Lagasse Jr Dodge 197 23. Ryan Hemphill Dodge 197 24. Brandon Miller Chevrolet 197 25. Stacy Compton Ford 197 26. Jon Wood Ford 197 27. Tim Fedewa Dodge 196 28. Mark Green Chevrolet 196 29. Regan Smith Dodge 196 30. Michel Jourdain Jr Ford 196 31. Wade Day Chevrolet 196 32. A J Fike Dodge 195 33. Derrike Cope Ford 195 34. Eric McClure Ford 195 35. Bryan Reffner Dodge 195 36. David Ragan Chevrolet 192 37. Tim Sauter Chevrolet 190 38. Steve Grissom Ford 148 39. Kertus Davis Chevrolet 140 40. Tyler Walker Dodge 81 41. Jeff Fuller Chevrolet 73 42. Kyle Krisiloff Chevrolet 26 43. Brad Teague Chevrolet 2
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