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2014 Gardner Denver 200 Winner - Brendan Gaughan wins wild, rain-delayed race
Brendan Gaughan threw away the Gardner Denver 200 more times than he cared to count. Big mistakes. The kind that usually leave bruises. He ran off course while driving in the rain without a windshield wiper.
Yet somehow, in a fashion that seemed entirely appropriate for this calamity of a race, Gaughan even managed to benefit from his gaffes Saturday, allowing the Las Vegas native and honorary Wisconsinite to score his first NASCAR victory in more than a decade.
Gaughan's final "whew!" moment came in the last mile as Alex Tagliani's charge fell 0.820 of a second short. The race was extended by three laps from its scheduled 50 to provide a finish at speed after a late caution.
Tagliani, a versatile Canadian out of Indy cars, seemed to have the race in hand until he ran out of gas and fell to 23rd for a two-lap shootout. The miscalculation, though, allowed him to put on slick tires — by far the faster choice as the track dried for the run for the finish.
2013 Johnsonville 200 Winner - Allmendinger wins Johnsonville 200 at Road America
Road course specialist AJ Allmendinger was strong from start to finish in his first appearance behind a NASCAR Nationwide steering wheel in years.
The 31-year-old driver, making his first start since 2008 and earning his first-ever pole after a solid qualifying lap on Saturday, led for more than half the race and kept enough gas in his tank to survive a heated green-white finish and get his first Nationwide win at Road America's Johnsonville Sausage 200.
Justin Allgaier, Parker Kligerman, Owen Kelly and Sam Hornish Jr. filled in the second- through fifth-place spots in the hotly contested and longer-than-expected race, which ended 55 laps and three hours after it began. Brian Vickers, Kyle Larson, Cole Whitt, Elliott Sadler and Austin Dillon rounded out the top 10.
Allmendinger made eight Nationwide starts between 2007 and 2008, but hasn't appeared in a race since November 2008. Before Saturday's Johnsonville, he had led only eight laps - for 9.5 miles - in his series career.
But Allmendinger dominated long stretches of Saturday's Nationwide event, leading a total of 29 laps. A top qualifying time put him in front to start the race, and Allmendinger kept his lead through the first few laps before Billy Johnson edged into the lead inside his No. 16 vehicle.
2012 Sargento 200 Winner - Piquet Jr. wins Nationwide race at Road America
Showing glimpses of the talent that made his father a three-time Formula One champion gave Nelson Piquet Jr. the chance to race all over the world on some of the biggest stages in the sport. Now he wants to make it in NASCAR.
And he's hoping Saturday's Nationwide Series victory at Road America will help him catch the eye of a team owner willing to give his stock car racing career a boost.
The win makes Piquet the first Brazilian to win a race in NASCAR's national touring series. Michael McDowell was second, followed by Ron Fellows, Max Papis and Sam Hornish Jr. Things didn't work out so well for Danica Patrick after she ran with the leaders almost all afternoon.
Jacques Villeneuve collided with Patrick on the last lap as the two drivers were battling for a top-five finish, causing Patrick's car to spin out. Villeneuve finished sixth, while Patrick recovered and finished 12th.
2011 Bucyrus 200 Winner - Sorenson Perseveres At Road America
Reed Sorenson and Ron Fellows each thought they won the BUCYRUS 200 at Road America late Saturday afternoon but after a brief period of uncertainty, NASCAR official ruled Sorenson as winner of the Nationwide Series race. Three green-white-checkered restarts spiced the late-race action, adding seven extra laps to the event. A wreck on the final restart ended the race when the yellow flag was unfurled with both drivers believing they were the benefactors.
Sorenson led just one lap but it was the final one, which earned him a win for the first time in four years and the fourth of his Nationwide career. He drove the Dollar General Chevrolet.
Nationwide races on road courses tend to be exciting and this event will go down as a classic. Throughout the Saturday's 50-lap race around the 14-turn, four-mile road course, the competitors battled fiercely, which led to considerable fender rubbing, off-course excursions and a few wrecks.
