IRL: Camping World Grand Prix at the Glen Results, with avg. finish

Justin Wilson gave car owner Dale Coyne his first victory in open wheel racing and he ran away from some heavy hitters in doing so. Roger Penske's Ryan Briscoe was bidding for sole possession of the honor of being the winningest driver, but he was busy trying to keep Chip Ganassi's Scott Dixon and his Penske teammate Helio Castroneves at bay.

Danica Patrick is not known as a particularly strong road racer and she didn't disappoint that prediction. She finished 11th, which snapped a seven-race streak of top-10s.

Results, with average finish

Finish	Start	Driver	Laps	Status	Avg Fin
1	2	Justin Wilson	60	Running	13.00
2	1	Ryan Briscoe	60	Running	5.67
3	3	Scott Dixon	60	Running	3.40
4	14	Helio Castroneves	60	Running	11.40
5	9	Marco Andretti	60	Running	7.75
6	7	Mike Conway	60	Running	6.00
7	11	E J Viso	60	Running	8.50
8	10	Tony Kanaan	60	Running	5.60
9	17	Robert Doornbos	60	Running	9.00
10	12	Dan Wheldon	60	Running	12.20
11	8	Danica Patrick	60	Running	12.00
12	18	Raphael Matos	60	Running	12.00
13	5	Graham Rahal	60	Running	10.50
14	4	Mario Moraes	60	Running	10.50
15	6	Dario Franchitti	59	Running	8.75
16	21	Ed Carpenter	59	Running	13.00
17	19	Milka Duno	58	Running	18.50
18	13	Hideki Mutoh	51	Accident	13.50
19	20	Richard Antinucci	47	Running	19.00
20	15	Paul Tracy	29	Accident	20.00
21	16	Ryan Hunter-Reay	0	Accident	11.00

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IRL: 11 more in the Indy 500 field

The second day of qualification is in the books at Indy and two-thirds of the field is now set.

Raphael Matos posted the fastest time of the day and rounds out row four.

Row five will be made up of Paul Tracy, Vitor Meira and Justin Wilson.

Row six will be made up of Hideki Mutoh, Ed Carpenter and Dan Wheldon.

Row seven will be made up of A.J. Foyt IV, Scott Sharp and Sarah Fisher.

And finally, Davey Hamilton qualified 22nd to take the final spot on the roster.

Our View: The pressure is off these drivers, but the remaining hopefuls have to sweat all week until next Saturday's session.

IRL: Wilson's time disallowed

Justin Wilson's first qualification attempt was disallowed because he had weight or ballast in an unapproved position. Speculation is that the team failed to accurately gauge how his body weight would affect IndyCar's allowable balance.

Our View: This counts as one of Wilson's three attempts on pole day, but he still has two chances to lock his team in the race in the front third of the field.