Sprague didn't waste any time wheeling the NetZero Chevy to the front of the pack after his sub par qualifying effort.  The Spring Lake, MI driver made his way into the eighth spot when the second caution flag waved on Lap 74.  Sprague came in for a four-tire stop, but as he rolled off pit road the No. 24 car's the left front fender made contact with the No. 48 car or Kenny Wallace.  Wallace had checked up for another car exiting the pits in front of him, causing the event.  The altercation damaged Sprague's hot rod, but not enough for a return trip down pit road leaving Sprague to restart seventh.

     "The guys did an awesome job during that first pit stop.  I couldn't believe it when I got into Kenny (Wallace).  It was just one of those deals.  It's nobody's fault, but I thought for sure I'd lose the spots I had gained if I had to come in for repairs.  Thank god we were okay and continued racing. We really got lucky on that one because it could have cost us the great finish we ended up with."

     Sprague went on to stay in the Top-10 picking up more spots as the race began to hit half way.  The NetZero team made their final performance on Lap 139 as they ripped off a 16.50 second stop, included repairs the front fender. The impressive display of teamwork maintained Sprague's 8th spot in the running order.  Sprague fought hard to the final caution with two laps to go.  Sprague's impressive day ended with a third-place finish.

    "Dover is no Sunday drive.  It's a track you want to start at the front and stay at the front as long as possible because more than likely, things happen and they happen big.  We were lucky today that not too much happened and the race had long green flag runs.  It seemed like we were having one of our typical days - practice good, qualify awful, end up with a great car, but then get caught up in a mess.  We were lucky today.  That's all I can say."