1.   Andretti entered the pits in second place with a chance to emerge as the leader, needing just a splash of fuel.

2.   At Chicagoland, he was as high as second before getting hit from behind while entering the pits.

3.   Benson entered the pit and got new tires.

4.   After practice, fans will be allowed to enter the pits for autographs.

5.   Busch entered the pits in third and left in the lead.

6.   Compton entered the pits with the lead, but his crew lost valuable seconds removing a sponsor decal that had come loose and blocked his radiator.

7.   NASCAR determined that he was entering the pits too fast.

8.   When Stewart dropped off the pace, John Andretti entered the pits in second place with a chance to emerge as the leader.

9.   Harvick entered the pits in third and left as the leader.

10.   The British driver entered the pits just behind Alesi but came out first with a light but decisive margin of one second.