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48 -- he also won at Las Vegas and Talladega -- and the 22nd win of his career. "I wanted to pucker up and kiss those bricks," he said in Victory Lane, referring to the winner's tradition of kneeling to kiss the strip of bricks at the start-finish line that are left from the historic speedway's old surface. Johnson's closest rival in the points, Matt Kenseth, kept up the pressure by finishing second on Indy's 2. 5-mile oval in his Roush Racing Ford. Bakersfield native Kevin Harvick, who won the race in 2003, was third for Richard Childress Racing alice in chains godsmack Alice In Chains - aliceinchains . Harvick also had won his fifth Busch Series race of the year Saturday night at nearby O'Reilly Raceway Park. "We didn't have anything for the 48," Harvick said "He had the field covered alice chains live . I thought the race was going to come down to Matt and myself The 48 kind of came out of nowhere alice chains . He was just flying Alice In Chains . "Tony Stewart, winner of last year's race here and the reigning Cup champion, never seriously challenged for the lead and finished eighth for Joe Gibbs Racing. Harvick's Childress teammate, Jeff Burton, started from the pole and led the most laps, 87, but faded to a 15th-place finish alice mudgarden . Still, he remained third in the points. Under NASCAR's playoff system, the top 10 drivers in points after 26 races compete in the Chase for the Championship over the final 10 races. With only five races left to determine who's in the chase, some of NASCAR's most popular drivers are still in the top 10, including Jeff Gordon (eighth), Stewart (ninth) and Dale Earnhardt Jr. (10th). Earnhardt climbed back into the chase with a bold move during the final caution period. His crew put only two fresh tires on his Chevrolet to lift him to second place on the restart from 28th.

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Well, somewhere out there is a 10-year-old kid and by the time he's 20, double back flips are going to be second nature and he's going to want to do a triple. "It could take a while, according to X Games general manager Chris Stiepock, who recalled that there was a bit of a lull in the progression of skateboarding after Hawk landed his 900. Shaun White, for the second consecutive year, spent the 30-minute best trick competition trying to better Hawk by landing a 1080, but after 29 tries last year and 21 this year, couldn't do it. "There wasn't anyone chasing Tony's 900 until a few years later," Stiepock said . "I think you can draw that type of parallel to many of the groundbreaking moves. "But although motocross may have to wait for its next groundbreaking stunt, skateboarding and BMX could see rapid progression because of the advent of the big-air ramp lyrics to nutshell . Way invented the 70-foot-tall ramp in 2002 and it became a part of the X Games in 2004. Ramps of that size cost up to $500,000, and so the X Games was pretty much the only place to find one, but skateboarder Bob Burnquist of Vista is building one in his backyard lyrics for nutshell. With a regular place to practice, the tricks will rise to a new level. "Next year, it's going to be a whole 'nother world out there," Way said . "With the minimal amount of time we've had on the ramp, we're lucky to have progressed the tricks to the level we have progressed to. The next step, once you get the trick wired, is to progress the magnitude of it. "BMX riders took turns on the mega ramp this year for the first time. Before the X Games, only Chad Kagy had tried it, during an exhibition in May.