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Another Win Goes to Busch in Crazy Finish



The Busch that everyone expects to win took the checkered flag in the Sprint Cup Series for the sixth time Saturday night at Daytona.

Kyle Busch, instead of his brother Kurt who won last week thanks to rain at New Hampshire, won a crazy finish in the Coke Zero 400 by holding off Carl Edwards in turn one on the white flag lap of a green-white-checkered finish. The race ended in turn one thanks to a big wreck behind the leaders involving Michael Waltrip and a host of others, with Busch edging Edwards by a nose on video replays.

Jeff Gordon had showed the way for the final 20 or so laps before getting spun out after a slow restart by Kyle Busch that left the No. 24 with a 30th-place finish and his second-straight Daytona result that didn't mirror the performance of his strong Chevrolet.

Much of the first half of the race was caution-free, but the last half of the event turned into a wreckfest that brought the total to 11 cautions for 32 laps of the 160 lap event.

Tony Stewart started the event in the No. 20 car intending on going to victory lane for the first time this season, but the driver started the race feeling quite ill and by lap 72 he was out of the No. 20 in favor of former Joe Gibbs Racing driver J.J. Yeley who was standing by. Stewart, thanks to Yeley, was credited with an unofficial 22nd-place finish thanks to being caught up in the final wreck.

Stay with the FanHouse for more coverage of a great night of racing at Daytona.

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