Jump to content

Shriners Children's 500: Difference between revisions

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Content deleted Content added
Wean0r (talk | contribs)
Line 39: Line 39:
| colspan=8|'''Subway Fresh Fit 600'''
| colspan=8|'''Subway Fresh Fit 600'''
|-
|-
| [[2010 Subway Fresh Fit 600|2010]] || April 10 || {{flagicon|Indiana}} [[Ryan Newman]] || Chevrolet || $235,804 || 378× || 99.372 || 3:48:14
| [[2010 Subway Fresh Fit 600|2010]] || April 10 || {{flagicon|Indiana}} [[Ryan Newman]] || Chevrolet || $235,804 || 378 GWC || 99.372 || 3:48:14
|}
|}

× 2010 - 378 laps due to a green-white-checkered finish


==Manufacturer wins==
==Manufacturer wins==

Revision as of 23:37, 12 April 2010

Template:NASCAR race infobox

The Subway Fresh Fit 600 is a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series stock car race held annually at Phoenix International Raceway in Avondale, Arizona. A 375 lap event that is one of only four NASCAR Cup series events measured in kilometers rather than miles or laps (joining the fall Phoenix race (500km) and both road course events (both 350km)), the 603 kilometres (375 mi) race starts in mid-afternoon at 4:30 PM and finishes under the speedway's lights during night time. NASCAR announced the lengthening of the race in January 2010.[1]

Race history

As part of the 2005 NASCAR Realignment, a second date was awarded to Phoenix with Subway sponsorship. As there was already a race sponsored by Subway on the schedule (the now TUMS Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville), the name "Subway Fresh 500" was devised to reduce confusion. Subway later added the word "Fit" to the sponsorship to promote its Fresh Fit combo choices.

With the new 2010 NASCAR start time rule change that starts races only at 1 PM, 3 PM, and 7:30 PM Eastern Time, track officials were concerned that the new start time (45 minutes earlier than in the past) would put the majority of the race in the day (sunset around 7 PM PST -- Arizona does not observe Daylight Savings Time) instead of the planned night, so the race was stretched to 600 kilometers so that the extra 100 kilometers would take place during the day, and most of the race could finish at night as planned.

Past winners

Year Date Driver Car Make Winner's Prize
(USD)
Distance
(laps/miles)
Average Speed
(mph)
Race Time
Subway Fresh 500
2005 April 23 Nevada Kurt Busch Ford $264,000 312 102.707 3:02:16
2006 April 22 California Kevin Harvick Chevrolet $228,486 312 107.063 2:54:51
Subway Fresh Fit 500
2007 April 21 California Jeff Gordon Chevrolet $251,411 312 107.71 2:53:48
2008 April 12 California Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet $262,111 312 103.292 3:01:14
2009 April 18 Arkansas Mark Martin Chevrolet $232,150 312 108.042 2:53:16
Subway Fresh Fit 600
2010 April 10 Indiana Ryan Newman Chevrolet $235,804 378 GWC 99.372 3:48:14

Manufacturer wins

Rank Manufacturer Wins
1 Chevrolet 5
2 Ford 1

Notes