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Hamlin, FedEx Racing Fueled by Fifth-Place FInish in Sonoma

Denny Hamlin and the #11 FedEx Office team played out an almost perfect fuel strategy Sunday at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma (Calif.), leading 33 laps and scoring a well-deserved fifth-place finish to continue a steady climb up the Sprint Cup standings.

Kasey Kahne held off a challenge from NASCAR Sprint Cup point leader Tony Stewart as the laps counted down to hang on for the win and claim his tenth career win at the Cup level while Marcos Ambrose and Jimmie Johnson finished fourth and fifth, respectively.

"We started back there pretty far so all in all it was a good day for

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This weekend will be your fourth start at Infineon, do you grow more confident at a place like this over time?

"I do feel more confident and being more comfortable with the track definitely helps me work to get this car in the right place. This car is taking some getting used to but all the teams are working on it and you've see some good racing both here and at Watkins Glen. We know fuel mileage be a huge factor here, and we got bit by a caution last season that we couldn't recover from, so

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This weekend’s Toyota/SaveMart 350 will mark Hamlin’s fourth Cup start at Infineon Raceway and his eighth-career Cup road course try. In 2008, after carving his way forward from the 13th-place on the starting grid, Hamlin was caught by the caution and dropped deep in the field. As he worked his way forward, he spun in turn 11 on lap 51 and was then forced off the track from behind when traffic stacked up in turn two following a lap-109 restart.

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Hamlin, FedEx Racing Fueled by Fifth-Place FInish in Sonoma

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