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NASCAR Sprint Cup race number 1 of 36
Sunday, February 21, 2016 at Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL
200 laps on a 2.500 mile paved track (500.000 miles)

Time of race: 3:10:25
Average speed: 157.549 mph
Pole speed: 196.314 mph
Cautions: 6 for 31 laps
Margin of victory: .010 sec
Attendance: n/a
Lead changes: 20
Green flag passes: 11,959 (70.8 per green flag lap)
(Source: NASCAR loop data)

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Pit road penalty data for this race:
NbrDriverLapFlagInfractionPenalty
83 Michael Waltrip22Crew member over wall too soonTail end
32 Bobby Labonte24Too fast exiting pitsTail end
93 Matt DiBenedetto59Crew member over wall too soonTail end
6 Trevor Bayne93Crew member over wall too soonTail end
6 Trevor Bayne93Too many men over the wallTail end
46 Michael Annett94Crew member over wall too soonTail end
43 Aric Almirola120Tire violationTail end
48 Jimmie Johnson156Crew member over wall too soonPass thru
10 Danica Patrick157Crew member over wall too soonPass thru
83 Michael Waltrip157Tire violationPass thru
13 Casey Mears158Too fast exiting pitsPass thru
44 Brian Scott159Too fast exiting pitsPass thru
15 Clint Bowyer173Tire violationTail end
83 Michael Waltrip173Crew member over wall too soonTail end
27 Paul Menard185Crew member over wall too soonTail end
47 A.J. Allmendinger185Crew member over wall too soonTail end
16 Greg Biffle186Too fast exiting pitsTail end

Note: pre-race penalties and penalties for pitting too soon are not included; pre-race penalties are shown on the race results pages and pitting too soon is normally done by choice with the knowledge that a will be incurred.