Who's in, who's out.(Motorsports)(Brief Article)
AutoWeek, September, 2004
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By winning at Richmond, Jeremy Mayfield jumped five spots into ninth, racing his way into the top-10 and a chance for the Nextel Cup. Mark Martin's fifth-place finish in the race moved him to eighth in the championship. Ryan Newman finished 20th in the race, but that was good enough for 10th place in the points.
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Jamie McMurray came into Richmond in 11th place, but a sour engine in the later laps dropped him to ninth place in the race and killed his ...
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