and the field was set by the rulebook, with the top 30 teams taking the first fifteen rows. Because of that, Kevin Harvick was awarded the pole position. Top ten results: #29 Jeff Burton #60 Carl Edwards #39 Kurt Busch #2 Clint Bowyer #33 Ron Hornaday Jr. #5 Kyle Busch #20 Denny Hamlin #16 Greg Biffle #18 J. J. Yeley #41 Reed Sorenson As there were the maximum of forty-three cars needed to race, no drivers or teams failed to qualify. Federated Auto Parts 300 This race was held June 10 at Nashville Superspeedway. Todd Kluever won the pole. top ten results #60 Carl Edwards #2 Clint Bowyer #21 Kevin Harvick #20 Denny Hamlin #11 Paul Menard #99 David Reutimann #66 Greg Biffle #47 Jon Wood #25 Ashton Lewis #50 Danny O'Quinn Jr. Failed to qualify: Jerry Robertson (#78), John Hayden (#85) Meijer 300 This race was held June 17 at Kentucky Speedway. Denny Hamlin won the pole. In a stunning upset, David Gilliland became the first winner in the 2006 season that was not on a team with a Nextel Cup driver. Jeff Fuller was involved in a severe crash where, trying to avoid the spinning car of Jason Leffler, Fuller hit the inside wall at full speed, and the car practically imploded on impact. Fuller suffered a broken wrist and thumb. Top ten results: #84 David Gilliland #18 J. J. Yeley #20 Denny Hamlin #1 Mike Wallace #25 Ashton Lewis #21 Kevin Harvick #66 Greg Biffle #99 David Reutimann #11 Paul Menard #90 Stephen Leicht Failed to qualify: John Hayden (#85), David Odell (#07), Stan Boyd (#23) AT&T 250 This race was held June 24 at The Milwaukee Mile. Aric Almirola won the pole in the car normally driven by Denny Hamlin who actually drove the race in the car and started from the back. As a result, Paul Menard started the race from the pole position. He then went on to capture his first Busch series victory. This race was strange for the fact that only 41 cars started the race, instead of the usual 43. Top ten results #11 Paul Menard #20 Denny Hamlin #18 J. J. Yeley #38 Jason Leffler #1 Mike Wallace #59 Stacy Compton #50 Danny O'Quinn Jr. #22 Kenny Wallace #00 Johnny Sauter #99 David Reutimann Failed to qualify: none Winn-Dixie 250 The Winn-Dixie 250 was held June 30 at Daytona International