Motorsport America: June 2009 issue: Bonus Pix
NASCAR: Lowes Motor Speedway: All-Star Weekend

Charity wins with Harvick’s burnout: Kevin Harvick won the Pennzoil Victory Challenge Saturday afternoon, a competition among seven drivers. Competitors got 30 seconds to do whatever burnout they wanted so long as they remained off the wall and infield grass. Harvick did a stationary burnout for nearly his full allotted time and scored 58 of 60 points possible, determined by a panel of celebrity judges. The $10,000 for the win will go to Harvick’s favorite charity.

NASCAR Camping World Truck: Five races into the 2009 season, California native Matt Crafton (No. 88 Menard’s Chevrolet) finds himself perched fourth in the standings. Only 94 points behind leader Mike Skinner (No. 5 Toyota), he continues to show he’s just as much a contender as the former series champions that surround him.

NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race - Late Charge Gives Stewart All-Star Win: The celebration everyone knew was coming arrived Saturday night at Lowe’s Motor Speedway against a background of exploding fireworks. The real pyrotechnics, however, were reserved for the racetrack. Tony Stewart passed Matt Kenseth through Turn 2 on Lap 99 of 100 to win the Sprint All-Star Race, his first victory in the annual non-points event and his first as an owner/driver.

Photos: MSA Staff