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- In 2011, Dillon drove the No. 3 truck to two wins at Nashville and Chicago, winning the championship over Johnny Sauter.Richard Childress Racing-Wikipedia
- The 2009 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Rookie of the Year was Johnny Sauter, who was a veteran of both the Nationwide and Cup Series.NASCAR Rookie of the Year-Wikipedia
- Jeff Green and Johnny Sauter originally drove as well, before leaving to concentrate on their Cup rides.Premium Motorsports-Wikipedia
- In the Busch Series, Harvick was teamed with Johnny Sauter, driving the No. 21 Hershey's-sponsored PayDay car.Kevin Harvick-Wikipedia
- Despite Trickle having come the closest previously, two NASCAR Busch Series races have been won by Wisconsin natives (Johnny Sauter/Necedah in 2005 and Paul Menard/Eau Claire in 2006).Milwaukee Mile-Wikipedia
- Johnny Sauter then drove the car with Dr Pepper at Pocono in August, and J. J. Yeley drove a Burger King-branded No. 93 at Richmond in September.BK Racing-Wikipedia
- Johnny Sauter drove at Texas and Talladega.Tommy Baldwin Racing-Wikipedia
- Johnny Sauter would join the team for the lastPhoenix Racing (NASCAR team)-Wikipedia
- Other notable former development drivers include Johnny Sauter, Mike Skinner, Clint Bowyer, Timothy Peters, John Wes Townley, Joey Coulter, and Ryan Gifford.Richard Childress Racing-Wikipedia
- Johnny Sauter failed to make each of the three races he attempted with the team, and Mike Bliss drove the car at Texas and Homestead.Phil Parsons Racing-Wikipedia
- Johnny Sauter was named the permanent driver of the No. 1 in 2005, winning at Milwaukee and finishing twelfth in points after Boris Said took his place at the Mexico race.Phoenix Racing (NASCAR team)-Wikipedia
- NOTE: The #08 car, which was to have been driven by Johnny Sauter, was withdrawn earlier in the week.2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series-Wikipedia
- Kevin Harvick, Kyle Busch and Johnny Sauter won the next three editions of the event in 2009, 2010 and 2011.Baptist Health 200-Wikipedia
- Chastain later drove for Hattori Racing Enterprises at Michigan International Speedway, replacing Johnny Sauter.Ross Chastain-Wikipedia
- He was the fourth driver to pilot the car that season; Johnny Sauter was promoted from RCR's Busch Series program to take over the car but was released after 13 races and was replaced by Dave Blaney, with Jim Inglebright making a one race appearance at Sonoma.Jeff Burton-Wikipedia
- In the inaugural UNOH 225, which was held on July 7, 2011, Johnny Sauter won the pole position, but Kyle Busch won the race during a green-white-checkered finish.Buckle Up in Your Truck 225-Wikipedia
- Failed to qualify: Johnny Sauter (#08).2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series-Wikipedia
- Failed to make race as qualifying was cancelled due to rain: Johnny Sauter (#08) and Tony Raines (#34).2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series-Wikipedia
- For 2015, it was planned that Sprint Cup Series rookie Matt DiBenedetto would race the 93 car part-time, driving the 93 in races that Camping World Truck Series driver Johnny Sauter drove in the 83.BK Racing-Wikipedia
- Failed to qualify: Johnny Sauter (#70), Jeff Green (#34)2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series-Wikipedia
- Failed to qualify: Michael McDowell (#00), Johnny Sauter (#08).2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series-Wikipedia
- Hendrick Motorsports driver Brian Vickers won the series points title as a driver, but RCR's No. 21 car earned more total points with Johnny Sauter and Kevin Harvick sharing the ride.2007 NASCAR Busch Series-Wikipedia
- Failed to qualify: A. J. Allmendinger (#84), Joe Nemechek (#78), John Andretti (#34), Johnny Sauter (#21; crashed on first lap)2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series-Wikipedia
- He was originally intended to drive the No. 83 Dustless Blasting and No. 93 Toyotas for BK Racing on a part-time basis; he split the No. 83 during the year with Camping World Truck Series driver Johnny Sauter.Matt DiBenedetto-Wikipedia
- Kahne was arguably the least accomplished driver in a strong rookie class that included Busch Series winners Brian Vickers (the 2003 Champion), Scott Riggs, Scott Wimmer, and Johnny Sauter as well as Craftsman Truck Series winner Brendan Gaughan.Richard Petty Motorsports-Wikipedia
- Failed to qualify: Chad Chaffin (#34), Johnny Sauter (#08), Stanton Barrett (#50).2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series-Wikipedia
- Failed to qualify: Johnny Sauter (#08), Max Papis (#13), Bryan Clauson (#40), Chad McCumbee (#45), Tony Raines (#70).2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series-Wikipedia
- Failed to qualify: Jeff Green (#34), Johnny Sauter (#08), Patrick Carpentier (#10), Stanton Barrett (#50).2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series-Wikipedia
- Failed to qualify: Bill Elliott (#21), Johnny Sauter (#08), Tony Raines (#34), Stanton Barrett (#50)2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series-Wikipedia
- Ilmor was heavily criticized when four of its NT1 engines failed during the 2019 World of Westgate 200 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, effectively eliminating ThorSport Racing drivers Grant Enfinger and Johnny Sauter from the playoffs.Ilmor-Wikipedia
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