Posted: Sunday September 19, 2010 8:47PM ; Updated: Sunday
September 19, 2010 10:31PM Tom Bowles  Five things we learned at
Loudon  Story Highlights  Clint Bowyer could be in for another
Cinderella run after his big win on Sunday  Denny Hamlin rallied
from 22nd to finish an impressive second at New Hampshire  Tony
Stewart ran out of gas and could be out of luck in the Chase for
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Dale Earnhardt, Jr. After struggling mightily most of the year,
Dale Earnhardt, Jr. turned in an impressive fourth-place finish
at New Hampshire. Elsa/Getty Images  - Kenji Miyazawa  If only
that were physically possible, then Tony Stewart would have
enough gas to go back and make it to the end of Sunday's
Sylvania 300 in New Hampshire at full speed. Instead, it was
Clint Bowyer showing the fire of a champion, going from the No.
12 seed to possible title contender with a victory that hinged
on just a little extra Sunoco in the tank. It all came from
passing Stewart one turn