Kroger 200 benefitting Riley Hospital for Children

Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park — January 1, 2009

Carl Edwards

Winner

200

Laps

Entries

Leaders

Carl Edwards won the 2009 Kroger 200 benefitting Riley Hospital for Children at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park on January 1, 2009, leading 72 of 200 laps. Kyle Busch finished second; Matt Kenseth rounded out the podium. The race featured 6 different leaders.

Race Details

Date

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Track

Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park

Season

2009

Winner

Carl Edwards

Leaders

6 drivers

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Pos	Start	+/-	Driver	Team	Manufacturer	Laps	Interval	Status	Led	Pts
1	42	+41	Carl Edwards	Roush Fenway Racing		200	—	Running	72	195
2	41	+39	Kyle Busch	Joe Gibbs Racing		200	—	Running	32	175
3	34	+31	Matt Kenseth	Roush Fenway Racing		200	—	Running	—	165
4	7	+3	Brad Keselowski	JR Motorsports		200	—	Running	—	160
5	3	-2	Steve Wallace	Rusty Wallace Racing		200	—	Running	—	155
6	8	+2	Ron Hornaday Jr.	Kevin Harvick Inc.		200	—	Running	19	155
7	1	-6	Trevor Bayne	Michael Waltrip Racing		200	—	Running	34	151
8	14	+6	Jason Leffler	Braun Racing		200	—	Running	—	142
9	15	+6	Scott Wimmer	JR Motorsports		200	—	Running	39	143
10	24	+14	Kenny Wallace	Jay Robinson Racing		200	—	Running	—	134
11	37	+26	David Reutimann	Braun Racing		200	—	Running	—	130
12	9	-3	Brendan Gaughan	Rusty Wallace Racing		200	—	Running	—	127
13	12	-1	Stephen Leicht	Richard Childress Racing		200	—	Running	—	124
14	13	-1	Aric Almirola	Key Motorsports		200	—	Running	—	121
15	21	+6	Tony Raines	Front Row Motorsports		199	—	Running	—	118
16	2	-14	Brad Coleman	Joe Gibbs Racing		199	—	Running	—	115
17	27	+10	Morgan Shepherd	Faith Motorsports (Shepherd)		199	—	Running	—	112
18	26	+8	Austin Dillon	Richard Childress Racing		199	—	Running	—	109
19	22	+3	Shelby Howard	ML Motorsports		199	—	Running	—	106
20	31	+11	Kevin Conway	NEMCO Motorsports		199	—	Running	—	103
21	25	+4	Justin Allgaier	Penske Racing	Dodge	199	—	Running	—	100
22	28	+6	Bobby Hamilton Jr.	Team Rensi Motorsports		199	—	Running	—	97
23	38	+15	Eric McClure	Team Rensi Motorsports		198	—	Running	—	94
24	33	+9	Jeff Green	Day Enterprises		198	—	Running	—	91
25	17	-8	Jason Keller	Baker Curb Racing		198	—	Running	4	93
26	23	-3	Peyton Sellers	Cardinal Motorsports		198	—	Running	—	85
27	29	+2	Travis Kittleson	Stanton Barrett Racing		197	—	Running	—	82
28	36	+8	Michael McDowell	MacDonald Motorsports	Dodge	197	—	Running	—	79
29	4	-25	Erik Darnell	Roush Fenway Racing		196	—	Running	—	76
30	18	-12	Matt Carter	Specialty Racing		196	—	Running	—	73
31	35	+4	Ken Butler III	R3 Motorsports		184	—	Running	—	70
32	16	-16	Chase Austin	Fitz Motorsports		179	—	Running	—	67
33	10	-23	Mike Bliss	Phoenix Racing		115	—	Running	—	64
34	30	-4	Danny O'Quinn Jr.	JD Motorsports		111	—	DNF - Engine	—	61
35	20	-15	Michael Annett	Germain Racing		107	—	Running	—	58
36	43	+7	Chris Lawson	Means Motorsports		63	—	DNF	—	55
37	6	-31	Scott Lagasse Jr.	CJM Racing		21	—	DNF - Crash	—	52
38	40	+2	Chad Blount	Braun Racing		15	—	DNF	—	49
39	39	—	Kelly Bires	JTG Daugherty Racing		13	—	DNF	—	46
40	5	-35	Terry Cook	MSRP Motorsports		11	—	DNF	—	43
41	19	-22	Johnny Chapman	MSRP Motorsports		11	—	DNF	—	40
42	32	-10	Kertus Davis	JD Motorsports		9	—	DNF	—	37
43	11	-32	Mark Green	Jay Robinson Racing		9	—	DNF	—	34

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the 2009 Kroger 200 benefitting Riley Hospital for Children?

Carl Edwards won the 2009 Kroger 200 benefitting Riley Hospital for Children at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park driving for Roush Fenway Racing.

Where was the 2009 Kroger 200 benefitting Riley Hospital for Children held?

The 2009 Kroger 200 benefitting Riley Hospital for Children was held at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park on January 1, 2009.